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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-19
Fruit Trees! Fruit Tres!
] have large lot Of be&tifal
Annie and ofher TreaS fs.- su.~

offer them twelve months time II planted next
month, Apple, Sc Pear, DOC; Plum SOC; Peach,
zoe. Grapes and other small fruit
Finer aud more vigorous growth cannot be had,
and nh the best acclLnaied varieties and gHaran.
tecd true to name. | will deliver in clsrksvnlc
and New Providence.
FALL
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-19

In retiring from the Warehouse business II is
with pleasure, that call the attention Of my num-
erous patrons and friends TO the above card Of my
successor. Icommend him asa gentleman in every
way worthy of their confidence, and solicit for him
a continuance of that liberal patronage which !
have received ut their hands. Mr.. Williams has
engaged the services of John II. McFall and Maj
John ". Gorham. These old and experienced
Warehouse men so well, and flvorably known to
the Planters and Shippers Of this sectiou will give
their personal attention to all business entrusted 10
the house, aud viii doabtess give full satisfaction
TO all. tNfsseF
On this occasion OF my withdrawal, | beg 10 re-
turn to my many true friends and customers, my
warm and hearty thanks for their constant aud
liberal support And taking leave of this commu-
nifty as am about 10 do, ! cannot refrain from
pressing my cordial Acknowledgements, FOR the many
manifestations OF regard and confidence they have
shown me. For the announcements and support
they have given me, in every vocation have pnr-
sued, from my first acquaintance with them up to
the present moment, have no words TO convey my
profound gratitude. ] leave here for New Orleans,
to conduct the Commission business in all it:
branches where ! shall lie pleased TO serve my
friends with zeal and fidelity.
Very respectfully,
C.. II. SMITH.
Sept 49, lsG0.-lw.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-19
J. n. JOHNSON,

"A t t I'm " at / a. w .
OFFICE ON STRAWBERRY ALLEY,
Adjoining the Courthouse, GAINESVILLE TIE.
Oct 5, '6O-ly 3f ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-19
NEW BOOKS,
AT LANES RooKsToREl

AT LAMBS BooKSToREi
Nemesis; by Marion Harland, author of "Aloua''
&C.. &c.
Rutedge--a new book OF rare merit
Mothers Trials BY the author Of any La
dy," lifc-like picture of daily life
Mary Bunyan, the Dreanicrs Blind Daughter,
tale of Religious Persecution, by Sallie r. Ford,
author of .'Grace Truman. +',r.Sl
The Throne Of David; by the Rev. j. II. Ingra-
ham, H. l.. D., author Of Prince OF the house Of
David" &C.
The Queens of Society; by Grace and Philip
Wharton. f37
The Sands Hills of Jutland; by Haus Christian
Anderson.
Travels and Researches in Eastern Africa, du-
ring an eighteen years residence In X. Africa; by
Rev. DR.. ]. L. Krapf
Margaret Moncrifiee, the first love Of Aaron
Burr; by Charles Burdett
Menerials Of Thomas Hood; by bis chidren-
Reeds Lectures on the British Poets.
i" I" English History.
Ensebius Ecclesiastical History "a new odiloo.)
Bancroft's History United States, 9Th volume.
Hawksview; family history Of our own times,
by Holme Lee.
Bishop RrowneTs Commentary 90 the "Pnyer
Book" work which no Episcopalian should fail
TO study.
Science witnesss for the Bibe by W, n. Pom
dlpton ID. d.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-19
Fine Table Cutlery, &c.

$1,000 ~NoA~A wv.
HAVING recently returned from the Eastern cit
les with full and well selected Stock purchased on
first hands thereby saving the Jobbers profit we arc
enabled to offer our Goods at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Az Nevv-YOrk Prices!
Rsa. Our PLATED WARE We sell at Mauufac-
trers List Prices.
Jobbing promptly attended to-
Cali at the sign OF the Big Watch, Public Square
G. r. COOKE.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 10, ls60-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-19
JEWELRY!

WATCHES,
DIAMONDS.
SILVER WARE,
PLATED WARE.
FANCY GOODS.
OCEC
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-19

Jeaersonian please copy.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-19

pes-JsF. cory =. and eharge subscriber
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-27

He's NJ Nsisaa, by iavitattea II shF Rsii.
Erefsti Ciss, ali dressed vsfy large ssssn-
bisge Gu Wednesday Aisat 81 gsr Fair. Ani
vas beard By cIslseos Of assfig all the rSas.
ttss 10 Esst Tensssses, as we'll as othsr
s,rasssts 10 tie phase.
Mr. } q MoCkEs. noaKias EAtcte4 for The
Nashville D,sRsg {, sppsarsa bsre. Esd msas
apPiiestjsa ts tbs BFsckissi4rs Drsaeracy
feF ai' isies Of time, ehsse they we're erca.
RgisF stand, sna tiea. Rate sHd others uets
srrAsFss. Thsy Utterly refused hlsa any d.
VISION, uhsssaP.Na be ta4is appt.sssiHa 10 ear
elah, aRa We Esaa,sa him eEs Assv sss yfsFss
ssszsfss 10 sdvsBry % NJ Nelsos. ns ussds
sepd sss ct kis tias, Aa5 ais bis~s. aoes.
msrts asa ssghssltiss. together with bic
altaer'nE expose ~ ,hip B,sunian party and
tbssr poets, sosh ,nj3 10 the lsrgr and SnIiass
e'o~d Of lisssssfs uhy ii AS TIA, they re-
fused bia, Ssssiak
NJ NFlsoa aeeeFied TIE tsssa sso Aos-'
Esd ',s 'asssss'. ! "a sever, At say Psist hars
~- N,'ntsfsd greater safety 10 hear u,aa
eT mere pFofaBsi st,ratson 70 what be said
We have Aets liktsHinE 20 Selsga fer years,
Ana &c b ~ sv are uisbiH proper hauuJs
SKIES vs ssy. chat W. aeste hrsta hon make
= 1as.ys sugst fiEeetiSs ans rarrsrisl sp,csth
thsa On ii;s soeksiss. Ceassr.ing s,lh o,h-
sfs, us ta3 shh speech - 60 regarded b.
shsU. No nEs ssesrisE the uaa4e Of whig
or AHstie~a--a4 tfas TREAD u tbs uaiaa ~
the sNass--so AAAs oesuPyiss shs sssltrd %,
ss,,oa 81 tFreasn. Sad rs!oyise the riKAt q
- Ht &c. sssi4 ssss heard this sFssch vttssa,
seseg edsssa, Delighted, sas s,sts ct lsss TN
bad ssIh let pathetic sgirit
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-27
DoRglas Threatened.

Tie CAaFisssoa GsseaFy, q recess,
date, ws ieara hrSm the aoaigoassy Pest,
SAYS
W. DcsElas, aPau The hssk % this 'Ese-
lrnI ssssrt3sa Of his cannot Pcssthly saks =
speech Ia Saath Csrpbss- Ills vsiss wsJl set
b. tolerated IN this Stzts--evsa thaaxh e b
fres eeHatry. q Is Eaors ,saB ths xsoIs-
soaas ceasitieR q Bis skiH 10 wortA BE
would be ktsksS fresa every staaF IN the
STATE The cry q sa5sas, frs1Ha every quarter
Of The Seaia. sbosla rise uP against Virgia-
H. that she hss sos ealy psrnittsd Der sol TO
dsseCraSSd by The ballyisg shrcsts Of yss-
lrase against BEE sosghsFs SISTER States. Anl
m~u hare hesa found therp--fosna IN nlass~r
10 ksat % tais Wssters blacks aAgd villa
th~iT cswaTaiy sAeats q applause SHAME!
shaEs aFNa peer old Virginia Who Csuld
this 20
Yes, aaa ssis Is the Ysstf st the Dtssn8ea
party supporting BFeSAshFiAEs ssd Lazs
They 80 North aaa viiiifs ed SortAsra uss.
10 JAsir teeth, ssa & NsFthera aaAa ross
Saaih, Aaa simply spsAk The words sf traia
aud soAsraeas As noaglas dta, As aaust bs
Kicked fram every stamP IA che Stats. The
aFeaes Of pssElAs Is. tAsi he answered At
Norfolk, thas u liasosa Wsre slssted hlrgy,
be vas for sustaining his aaalnistsztisa.
provided be committed re ether ofeasu has
teat Il ssiaz s!sstsA oid ice LAaa said
tAs sAass ~ Indianapolis. ssses n,saxlsa sAsa
II IN Nerfals wssg sot kisk Aiss ~ q sFsrv
tlampf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-27
Rr.ehinriars Rlnr,ed wi,h Mnn.r

The fseg that RsEckixsfpsE carried tas
Ashland District Asainss Gsa. CosSs ~
Congress. va the Sos sda,ioa Of al Bis srg-
u'aSioa - PolitiaA. Be, bis sIsrtios wa
procured vita ssohey, Aad hy -bargzsu,
intrigue asd corruption. We Sod ts5s ases
charged % tie eoor Of CouKress 81 = T,sus-
orra,is CoaErsssuss. Nr, CvrHIsu. sron Nsw
York. We susss fon tie Cosgrs-sssaai
Globe, sd CgsErrsI, vol -, page 5s1 NJ
Csssias said
ftsTtng She csasass ia ksntarkT it beiag
BE- gsmsted that faRds ~uaid b asyGrt 20 or
ars % accomplish The saeeess % ths gentle
asa, Se-Ry fFiesds - Nss Ycrk, she Harris
-aasas up sabssriPtiga o. some s. .5eo,
and transmitted the fas4a 80 ksaIuesy e. BE
evPlaysa Tor the seas6t sf he ssHteHSa
Mr.. brsekisrsiRsi wha u ser tas peer e
PTssi&rsts aHd CahiRsfs'
Like eostEjhatioas, "a sas shAsgsd A. The
,iu,s. Were seat from PhiiAasspsiA and wasA-
iagtOn, ssa ,hs aggregate saa which sssgai
Rssskinrldsr = sszt IN CsaErsss, was ,u-
asuss The game Vas SfssmFts4 sEuin
fss usshs sge, bai CSFass ssAa aia zs,2eo
vetss. u q EoiaE ea sew, but BsLL vlH
carry the State "a SoTrnesr TIE ,ratA -,
BrsekiaEidga is sffee,sailF P4~yrS 49,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-27
HfIiiara In Riehmaad.

Hon. Mr. HiItisas, 81 aossgoasry, Ala
hama, u.asie PsSsffuI speech ia Richmond,
The ether day lie spokstwa hears 70 ,hsassaas
81 people. The RlehsesA Way ,hss sIig5ss to
shs speech
Aksst BALI past seven s'siseh. Mr. billiard
Appesssd sPsa TIE ssssa, ssd sna greeted
vita desleEiRg sRa pEelaaEsd appiaass. Aaa
foF sore tkae I've hsaFa be hsid oaVtiTs the
atssstisa 81 the vast aaaieaes. rs speech
vas . great and gieFiEss one, free sltoEsthsT
from the spirit ~ Rrss partisssshlp, esl1n,
earnest, iaEieas aad siggReut, end esrTYinR.
Ne aoaet act, saaFistion % sssry asFFsiH-
diced saa FsgectIng msaA. We bsss ~ ia@a
" attempting The tsiaisst sksteb ~ NJ. Hi
hsTds pswSffRl ssa saessiss sifsrt wsbsva
rarely sssa sveh raps satsssigh paid to pas-
lie speech. Ne hays rarely ssss any 80
dtsase better tatlsara and mere highly de-
lighted with sAy public sgessh. Is Ess q
e"mFasss and tEiamphast ssSeess- Tea, u
seI the audsases 10 thiaking. sna rrsdsssd
great good, We sntsrtsin 20 dealt Isde@i Il
wsFs aimply smPsssibis 10 lisisa uHnotsd ARd
snsss'ia@sd - the eslm sFgamsnt, eloquent
eouHseis and ssirfisg appeals II the disiia'
Euisass knd pstFtasie sou Of AlabanR. We
siRcsfsiy Ssh Chat even Wsa, WBEnsa and
ehiid IN YiEgialA c0aa bNgs heard Mr. Hii-
iisrds speech HIS appeal 10 The PssPIs u
fiFEtHiA 10 siAsd hsaaly Nsd sisaafassly by
ths CuiOs ia tbs even, Of LiaeoIHa siselisn,
In order to kssp Sesth Csroliss snd AIasNma
sad ether Gait States ~ th- uaies, wAs
soieasa snd szrst'ss sBs, and T8aid Rot fail
10 sfOase abe pstrigtisp Of al Rlen ct al par
ass thFssEhust the CGFpsaoasHalth
The people al hsehmoad acknowledges
theussl5ss largely tsdsbssa ie NJ billiard for
bis timely, patriotic, ssSqussf, sBd mastery
Effort Re stzT1ed 70 New York ga yesterday
BioFa}ag to battle agsihat i.saeSln ard IN %
bail Of Bel Sad Eseestt. tie Consultation asA
The U'sisn, sud HssTss kFaat shss his hobls
Efforts may b. osasssA sith = brilliant SRa
complete success
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-27
Ben Hill in Dal.sn

bss Has ibs great whssi-hsrse u
TIE B'ii-E,'rei party Ia Georgia. aud ashyrs.
are 80 address Nas4 Aer,.EE AZ Daiiaa
Georgia. tAe % - Ssrstsbsr. Toe mesJiav
Is s.alais cs.Ied b. Hili, who l. doing gal.
last Scrvist Is Tie BsH Everett cease. We
has lAts sagioeE frou HE, sad 81 10 IAaig
aaat II toe Lossfato reports sf Bic gnfnz
eveT t. the Bret klHFiasr- ! sHgss DIasstosls,s
lie iHg.ies al sbu desire so kHaw sbset Be
siaH1s, 70 altered 81 Daltau aHa hear hias
Hr says ls4t be aiahds where hr did - Hta
BE aaAsyasra the naeel.eg Ia Eaossiiie be is
fOT Br.s Everett, shs Coasusui.sa. the
IG.pa. sad ths Eui,rsp,ssat ~ the iazsr
This L oHf .-tsst scsgast from uiu, dated
zsd Ustel.sr. lss8
Bot nglL has rvyyBuy psbliaasa letter
Ia ,be Aogusta Clyea,ri,. dated ogs 81, which
ssrio3s lifses ariage papers are mlsrrpse
srEiHUs sbI 81, ,i4g that Iill sgsa comes osi
isf Bro FinFidgs' Nov, sc copy the eoasia-
dag position u tbas iosf, able, and patriotic
l.'tsr, TO show our rrsaers Aas s,,asg be rosa
,i fof BreeAias;sgs over Bsili
NsH, Vie differ - siasig a. the ave eIas.
Ess ! i,aye ueuii0asd eau ArveF OBJ ylass each
"'hfT Both being wraHg, disf assiVHs I'll
he's drive Fht4B Iarfktf aAunsisf. Anafs
stsies ass disis,sus msst be ths FaFs re-
sSil.
let as reaas Al this sfsagiiHg a. 10 Nbat
Sszi' 70 b. 4sas r. a girsa e6aiinxsnry
Let - sdspd treasures 20 avert that cas-
tsReHey CPVa one Pois{, vs Gao al srrsss
ba risetioH " LiaCola al. sBssnxsr fhs
tssoa Than ttist AatL3hg y Hsvft rrrfaiE
saa itt al wha desire 90 pss5cfar fhs alien
difeFi thtiF aTraiseats aud tkeiT eH.Iffs 20 ne
iras Lsaeals q . isRy dH-r - Ia The bvsi
ul,iasd 10 accomplish las Bat tes thing Is
sss.H ,erts.u. tiaF Siftsoas eza never ar-
ssuFiish that aeguat Ne had better snlss
90 sns nsan rhss D. slYlasd a. all am
fta 81 tot aay p!.*B that vii hafgssaizs oar
people sad saFe tbis ERioa la aii aausT
i-ssss b. SEaraa ~ D. pressHt
y o.lF + 81 spgTrst sinai iAiak l. best,
aH prrfa Fsd a. ss1a 10 AHy hestsr saeges-
asa. We % Ekg 6aHis ars savss. ytias tsrr. I
sa5l!'isIfs Tee Sis - DC y ahaFawu A i
0Her hea "a aclstiatas hlrA faa--let us
FessaH . ftfie
BLst a'akss Lac nlH 30 objectionable
First, b. : sstfssssa sUSeEdlg be j. aRita. /
nag ,lis slavery 9arstIsa TAifaiy, b u,,..
ssei.5nBl ssiislias be seess 60 sllsin ths gps 4
eTHufeai to sss & 81 rgstFlei slavery
tiuw daes NJ b0pgiss stgFd Hs ebFo- !,
ses aai an8Hssslqaal rsssgiuIiag 90 slETsEg /
Es IS truly and saflnsHFiy devoted 60 ths 4
a.au. hHt has be not sFitalea SAs be :
ns' "a the ff~Ei Of thst Psliey witch rsoPsRsa
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-27
Hrsherlnua ana BAXTER

90 The tsssd s,EAt 81 tie FsF, q Iass
~sak, &c bad sp~esbss from thr rvutitsssA
rasasS shove Ssthsrisnd spoke eaF tosf
SAD haH Ss3 RsItss ess tOar Tee fsF-
0sT zAar ass 81 rs kssss sasrsE ard ass-
s}rA v.th gloves -, TIE '5tsiS Reb-Isl era.
tore. =ss has beva s1ssrsFrsEen'ssg htsa, "a
tbs ssws. eE tss si~very saessioa- BE
pasrea boz sho, inJa tseas asHsEagurs, Rad
vbs rsgsAssasy ebsurr6 b. isFEs Nas d.
lsA,sA ssdisArs Aa1 fss thr5S ceosfert
sse sAa besa ehssFiss snsszHdzsss upoH
BEL. be tod tbsu tAss &c uasa of tEfsra,ai,ss
wca!d Rskr he shsrgs. bet psssrsta1 ssus-
d-sf
Col BAIfsr's sFeess vas eonpisss sue-
cess tie opposed tie surTuPtioHE q nessc-
rzey gave IssEa sswss, sua chapter 40
rerss iH sESsy case A wor~ Cassjgssvr sH1
'sgIesi EFeesL ~ ssFs sesassa bsSrJ sRsly-
g'rE u!ss nssseTs hass, tie PosstsoR =
fbs iissEHtaessas
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-27
JAEss SEwaAR.
p.sualsn Position Of Alabama.

Yaacsy, tirs Co held q a. sc,thyFn
Hssts Coavsatiun 10 Montgomery, wblsh
il hat anotasJ nase Tor Ssrsssaas tfssssN,
ags The foliowiag an sens q he Rosetta
aoas adopted there saa ,Ass IS = platform ssT
lssasAsya Ehssssr1sssss
THAT N otk OPINION. A Dts Rg-
GARp FOR THE RIGHTS. HONOR AND IN.
TKRESTS 40 TnR PEufiE OF THIS
STATE AND ZACH 10 TIE SOUTHERN
STATES DEMANDS THAR fHEY suut ID
AT usCK sEf THglA pot Sk N ORDER. 20
NtTII A VIEW III SIT EsssltlA
, That - sseh STATE vsiaatariit became a
Hrn,bss IT ihs t'osiebsFaFs. se u saa ~ go
Just raa@e 81 war nPcR sey State HAT rhesses
a. iaugt4 80 refsAaa . utrssl-rf ,hrtcaT,
"a mar TBE QUESTION uF TIE So
CESsittN uF ALABAMA FROM RUS GOV,
ERNNENT ~ REDUCED 20 THAT % TiNE
uNlY
~ THAT @E RRCunaESp To THE
PEpPLEoF ALABAMA To aUsPESDTHEiR
ANp SEt CRlTY cas- M oHTA AZ
PROPOSED. AND To kNow NJ PARTY
BIT Tiik GREAT S,iV TlisaN PARTY.
10 saaigaaas wrre sap az ne psepie, al
,hs u,essalssi. thst ehs Montgomery 4sasy-
sssrs eams ozt asd vEeasca tie ulaiIr4, saa
saaRAi 10 rKaasFais tts ehirf seteTs ffaas tAe
foui charge Of DtsaRlos, bat tbsy replied Ia
lbs folio sang ssFd. d-siAriag that tary sssass
shat ihsy cad IN Ihsif reasonable Tesols-
iioas sad pislfassn
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-27
nslr seurrr Tnsks

Orr - she lssi useks. - vii - Ftestest
ss- e fSyH sseessi91 party aFetisg spasF
- isss - Rrses.sFiaxs, ssa PecT oia de-
fsaes 3os Lsor 81 ,aAs At sssJivs eai The siliy
rersFt shas shs BsH SIS Besgtss sseksts have
wzIhSr.~a IN ktstRcty q fzvor q Hssckis-
--ags ssd Tsst' Tee evsssssi seol "a The
5nuaIgy u,usJ kaea thAs The Bel tseArI IN
ksutacty vozia not 70 SiyA8rs~a. Whss Is
= aase-5ans'r st-sssvs gAsu beth - tAs eP-
rossuE t.ckcsst
Bat the pse,s nav ioot est fer al uEsnsr
. fslss yslegrspaie sisPstrhes f-uss tAis Fs.r-
= gB sAs' eve a. s3srt.oH Frgas thss out
The saiv tss - argas,srus 81 be fzl.s4eas
ss4ssrs. sss FORGERY They ~Hl have
Bel tsksts withdraw. asa Dsag3as e3setsrs
euus eve to b-rrssn-sdgv- 40 the ISHsF etr-
1s4Hly slsetsa ~ he peopss. - s~s.5sss.
sn4 fra met rSseiss &c brllse, uatAssE tssy
ssy. Fss'lss ~ fvssT copsssfre with tbs
present eaHSss8
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-27

thss = sal.s . isstt ltSss ~ ass afaad
= llsAt - hiN pe he 81 ssszsss
) Aisfss y ls4sfeestea % Successive d asf
Ms hest nteees kaest va sts 70 ever Gees.
ter fhis htiak -, Se Esanai, 81 fssssas
aasss esd aesss Shs eesasfg % NJ. fsessias.
Fer ~ seAss ~ he's sesn tesettssa vita =
palssg 81 axaiasthaS saa = fAsssfsrp pAseeepn-
nhlt u pea = "A fnihsl pklsA gaakes La
palA aissnFAskleg ika rslafGs peace
Bss sthaas NJ Ass4kfasiaeas HeNpfaNes
Congressional stsasesEsa Nef be 80 hAs bseA
soe - ysaFs taatassa4a slik tlst pelseg etasls
rsapsnsa the sikFsfy aFsla13ss 70 1854. Ne
stnaik % ikaf datsas aan with en- eaRiasa.
sisaa.sh sseaaAstsas ahlsA tsmasaf fatthsr
aeilstaa. Asaln whsssss NJ Htsekiargsas.
n his apaasaas Aaa piafseem, h seetleaai o.
asa sss IL ia supporters sAs Ihalp arpsais
ssa aseumeats, ~ esssseu q ssetiaas3 ap.
ssasAses en- see statisg seis. Yea saa
hssts aafts NE ecepis 81 ess seasonal aelta.
tise sesdtaais akeiRss enpthss seet,aesI aei.
tAitsg candidate. Ton eas never sppsal %
Nefihs1H r,ts e shsRaaa thpsf seetlaaal esn.
aissssse We AVS. afoid, oA shis Psist The
very RResaashee 81 evil
Hss stAn8s. l4hH Rsllt lie 10 nul ssd Asv
et was srstloaeIL re Il aaa always wNs IA
tseaa Hs sever wAs 81 aRiiatas ne Aas
SiWAsa npResea eattAstea. ESklT, sshiy has
be stssaa ssishfali3 ~ the sstt,smsas ~ issa,
sha Tee rssages Of All parties u tasg. ard te-
nfsta HpaB sssy psstekt whatever 70 eenaevt
hsssesf vita the eaaief shieA rt-eepnea isfs
slavery sztisssea % 1854 Ne, also. be hna
alsass arfeesa pot sais Congressional, hat
ST kinss ~ legislative restrictions % siAvsFs
~ bis party, hy BE platfprm, b his iifs. g.
bis Fee"rd, ~ aa the Asl,is Qualities whiah
wake hsu Hasssi stAtsswsA, be Fepaa.slrs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-27
Ysneey Is,srrorstsd a, s.auu,sn.

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intending 80 strike shes Il beeOmes sEps-
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4 oAnp,

The gndersigHsa mssshprs ~ ths hate Goa
1vagioH Ct sputhern Rights Clabs, ssla in
this place. were surprised Go had Ia al saits-
rial 81 tee 50 Al sfGiseE zHd state Gasstis 10
Of to dAs, ths following language la refer.
snss g. The HrsslaiioAs Hsrtnins ths ptsffsr-,
adopted BY that body
" They are ne; iBisBdr-i, however, ~ pre-
sBfar. ~ platform fer tbs S0uihsru Rights
nasa th fosghaai the State. bet rather a. an
expressions Of GpisioH by The delegates 49,,
ssmhltd here representing tbs tati0as clahs
ct the STATES soa formed In this light Ne
supposed they SunId be viewed sn that Que
friends ess reivSt OF adopt such portions Of
iasul 80 they iBay thisk proper, without de-
triH1at e. the great Cause, Whtch ~s have 80
,HEsh AZ heart.
We think we are well acquainted With the
vfsvs al thv CuBf ratI0a aud brissrs the Al.
tvrt,srr and UsEsttu ia ,alstaksa 10 The state
Hstat thst lhs Resolutions 81 The Convention,
ue.s tot iatrnisd ~ q plsifsFst iSF the South
era ii1gbts msa Throughout the state they
ssfr the result 81 Baeh essFt, diEIiacry 10
establish iSJasAsfs Rtgtts i,iaessa FER tAs
SoH5assa EigAH m@a II Alska@# asa srIe
adopted With fsssaT katie Eaa.sSfIs a. sscA
Taos WiLlIAas. Prs't Cea.
ApINt. fEInsa, Ssey USa.
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4 Passages,
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J. H. CASPHELL.
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J. NssnwaEp,
J. =. AsstE,
II vs. i.sAiRs,
y II. AspEssOs.
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sense, capsule sf Business ard Ettb kisA
hearts, are throsisg themselves svsy hsak
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gvsapisss saSoes. a. SISSY as tee fhossAsa
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speaking sFua tAFte ssasas ~ shr ssass eass.
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sSasu cesid scarcely Assr tse speakers,
oaF representative sgaAs tsiiihE Errsea,
ga tbs ecsasiah TIE EssfressbofeugA Pc.
PER ,sas sllsdes ta the sPsr4h Of NJ Nay
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aashts ard a Fsnksr Decide sad he
Sasbrglr Giss CiWt had sabe = ,,aPsisS sonv
hon Hafe,e NJ rasff II hseEssls, asistsE-
FL At ~his ard pee ecfal sTrvtb sao~ius res,
els.isrty tkai ihr eal} rkaaes s. atseat ish.
sslH So So Ssts iti Deli ssd Egsrris fiv
gave bistgrf - ~ tiengsf sttt party
shs@.sg ~ - etFFGFtieEs, sad FrassHs crsH-
r'uzissly i4at IL. lcsaets vHly assa the usS
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