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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
BY TIE GOVERNOR.


IN conformity with the sixth section Of The sixth article OF the
Constitution Of this mmonweah, providing for the election
Judge each Circuit Court hereby make proclamation
Judges following Judicial Circuits 10 be elected du
wit For the hrst Circuit composed Of
counties Of Princess Anne Norfolk haIsemond Isle Of Wight
Greusy sur aud Sussex aud the city Norfolk
nth Circuit composed the counties Of Accomsc and North
ampton tie SIKH Circuit composed Of the counties Of Elizabeth
City warwick York Gloucester, Matthews MtfeseN HenIco
New Kent Charles City, james City and the city Of Williamsburg
Circuit the Richmond fr the ninth Cir
cult Stafford Prince william Alexandria, Fairfax, Pauquer and
Rsppahannock the tenth Circuit Cgpeper Madon Cree
Orange Ahemair Louisa. Fuyanns and Goocland; for the
eleventh Circuit Nelson Amherst ROckbHdge Augusta and Bath
the Circuit Pendean, Highland, Rockingham, Page,
Shenandoah Warren aud Hardy orth thirteenth Circuit Clarke
Frederick Hampshire Morgan, Berkeley and Jefferson for the az
Circuit Ge Mercer, Raleigh yominF Logan Fay
Webster the sixteenth Circuit, Grayson,
Wyhe, Floyd Pulaski and Montgomery for the nineteenth
Circuit Wood Wr Gmer BrNt0n, Lewis, kltche Dodddge,
Peasants Calhoun; twentieth Circuit Hancock Brooke
Ohio Marshall weiz Tyler and honongala and for the TWEEN
~ Circuit Harrison Marion Taylor Preston Barbour Ran
doph Upshur The said elections take place
on the fourth Thursday the ensuing May be held IN each
county according law and officers required TO them
selves accordingly.
r. Commonwealth at Richmond the Iih day ~ April,
~ 81 1850 and in the eighty year Of the Common
wealth -
BY the Governor.
GpoRGK W. MuSToRD, secy Of the Commonwealth.
applicable
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TO BUILDERS.

Az
PROPOSALS will be received by undersigned sATUR
DAY. May 2dh for the erection OF HOSPITAL Immediately
adjacent TO the Medical College ia Hehmond The main building
Will be - Ia length ironing Marshall street by 80 feet IN
width and three high, exclusive o. basement wing In
te rear TO be o. oy - ieeN a' oil He stories WIN P'co
% each story The main walls OF each portion to be 81 brick
The buag 10 furnish accommodations for the Steward and his
family Resident Physician Resident sudelts, and shout IS pa
ucns puoc wards besides private ward The upper story
Of the main building will also eonaia an operating theatre or lee
Plans and specifications my be theoHce
Nenuns Arc,ecs at the iachnn!cs Hail. and after Wed
TIE work within tao weeks after the signing OF the contract and
Paymeu, be made monthly to the lmouat Of - per cent
OF the work done aad the balance will be paid fan
bulldog Is com leted accepted
Proposals may undersigned on
lin Street. above 'th or addressed to him by mall
Dean Il the Faculty,
maI-i2w M-i college Of Virginia.
PERKINS a &C.; 10. 3tI tas. s?1lre, are selling o.
every ar-ie At PRIME COST for Cash. from paper Of pins
s.orc opened at o'clock AID closed at ~ o'clock P NJ
my' PERKINS co, No lil Eagle Square.
NEW AND SPLE> Did FANCY DRY GOODS
y Al NEW foHk rR. chs -cHAS GWAIKN win this
Unconstitutional
Nantes. -usier, snd shasl.
Splendid or-insi-s ana Lawns
1ru yd5 Anglo Bareges, 20 l2+ cts
5yo3y IS beet Au,riD an Piltl. al 10 and n cts
straw Bounes Ribbons Ruchef Hoop Skirts Gnghams
Collars Sleeves. BANDS
The ladies most respectfully Invited TO eAll and examine
these bargains CT, c a, a. s NV Ts,1 i,
WHITE GRANITE WzRE-we call especial atten-
w tcntou Of Prophyt"s Of HOTELS. BOARDlNG HOUSES
&c TIE above goods plain shapes suitable TO their use, which
We offer at low rates. WAi F. BUILGR = Son,
MAJ ~ Pearl Street
ISO BALES or RY SUPLgIOR TIMO-
lou thy HAY, just received
1900 sc'ooey's Queen Cy Hams, such In the world
Fresh Butter received twice week
chests Of very superior Tea
For sale By ROBERT 4. T. DABNEY,
Grocery and Feed store,
MAJ b DAD 81, opposite Theatre.
.. Ora NJ,
No. ,, Exchange Block,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA,
Importer and Dealer in Foreign Wines, Liquors Cigars
HAS In store
III oOha pipes Brandy Of the best frauds vntages 1872 to
I5qt egh, casks Brandy yn,ases i59 so2lsss and
200 Gases Caret Including cheap table Wines and the
finest Chateau Ladit- and MarguaN Wines, also, D.
Haut Ssuterue
100 HocK and Mosele Wines plain snd sparkling, Of
The best bra Is
800 baskets and boxes Of Champagne Of the very first
quality made and fall supply Of Madsiras, Port and
sherries and all other imported Liquors. NAL
DAKASOLS! PARASOLS!!
III Great bargains In Pa as0s
The cheapest Parss1is a. 10
Para els at 81 20 w "a $3.50
Lace trimmed Parssols, great bargains
Ladies 81 K and cambria Umbrellas
Misses School Umbrellas
CHRISTIAN LATHROP
NAL 20 Main street
SUPERIOR LARD.-rn small kegs for sale by
- ms5 JOHN n GORDON SON.
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hide, oil andLeather Store.

n KIRKPATRICK SONS, No. 81 S Third Street. between
Marke, Chestnut Streets Philadelphia have AND
sALTEO SPANISH HIDES Dry and Green Sailed Kps Tan
Oh Tanasrs Curriers' Tools at the prices and
upon the best terms.
EEAu sals sfLeaAsr in the rough wanted which the
highest marke: prise viii Owen in cash. taken In exchange
OF Hides Leather stored Of charge and sold on commission
t2i-iSm
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N ALIAmLKRAnuo F ], 900 4 III 81 I'D
IHPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

NJ" ARRlVALS-NEW SCALE IMPROVED PiANOa
wore ENTER lAEiFALLkD
4 AOHkAS, bookseller and Dealer 10 Pianos
- - Aal M--irous would respectfully announce -
...-lels % Virginia. North Car0lna and Ten IRHEn
49, .ai he las ia-t introduced Mr. Worcester ] "
Improved scale Piano F1re, % which he solcita ne ~
OF proesslr amateurs and he publc grneray for ~
~ horccs-rs Instruments have commanded The edura-
az Eho protested kn. Wietge Of ule Piano hi, long
-A experience has enabled him % intro
-. IN qrovcuen which pronuaced By The professors anu
IL - M Neu YORK. most decided success
p o1r czen vho desire The Piano 10 ia ghest per
49, shetasr hey ulh purchase nos respectfully IN
~ " Fai he WaEerooms u
WORcEsTERs Agency, y Mainsti
Rchnond. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09

AFTERNOON DmLl,.-As the welthe, has now become
g.lsla, ,de volunteer companies OF the city should
commence series OF afternoon drls on the Capitol
>..rs. While periectiug themselves IN military les
,- presence and movements. u fatigue uniform would
sct numerous visitors Co the square aud the soldiers
would have the inspiring influence OF the approving
s-. of their LADY, friends. Company F., ia view Of
,ar visit 20 the White sulphur Springs will surely Re-
, frequently 20 tle Squlrg, for afternoon drills but
-.,t no reason why other companies should not do
Likewise.
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paon 11 couNcIL cHAMBER ILL day.

Among prominent Of tn exhibition will be
HUGE BLACK RHINOcEROS trained perform In the
arena AN ELEPHANT THAT PkRF0RMS on THE TIGHT
ROPE unrquiyocai collection 4 DANCING AND TRICK
HORSES EDUCATED PONIES AND MULES, together with II
Splendid TROUPE TALENTED ARTISrE In which included
the worldrenowned Eques renne MADTE Ella ZOYARA the
embodiment Of youth beaay, grace and artistic skill
~ For particulars see large descriptive bills
viii also exhibit at FRED CKSBU AG the h, BOWLING
GREEN sth, ASHLAND the 9Th OLD CHURCH the
Ot and PETERSBURG the 4th and 18th Of May ma5-It
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09

CANTON MATTINGS.-20O ps -, 81 and 81 White
and Checked Hattings from medium quality from
MAJ KENT PAINE co.
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- DgVaDEND NOTECE.-The Board

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49, OF Director OF the Virginia F,e and Marine Insu-
Company have declared dividend II ten per eat
- - share The capital STOCK cut Of the p-od OF the
sN monh payable the Stockholders their legal
yes the 18th ns-uut which da the book will be
closed usual. WILLIAM WILLIS, IT,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09

Cay U>iYoEs-Ths First Regiment Of Virginia Vol
..,-. IS not the only organization which has adopted
..,, Uniform The ladies OF the beau n,onIs COM
F.I bv ten. Fashion have adopted a similar hue for
i. ,-,rlesals dresses and robes aud certainly, they
- looked sweeter than when they parade the streets
-.lia this becoming costume. The shades OF color
80 from "subiued mouse to a light drab, and but
- 45-lI bounets an uns0phisticated stranger might
.,., tina. a majority Of the ladies Of Richmond were
.-.rl<" A company Of damsels, dressed in the pre-
...- fstioa and marching With military precision 30
...,,,s or sections would be a sight worth going "A
FL, distance 90 behold bat it never be, except in
7.ra,or Do IS not thing impossible. however, that
,.r-,r of ladies, could bee induced. for their own
-.,rsu. and physical benefit 70 form cavalry corps
sd Occasionally reIir 70 The central fr Groand' or
....-, t0 practice equestrian movements, and accom-
t themselves .n the grsce- Of exercise on horseback
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09

6)0 BACON HAMS,-EEeslslor sugar Cured Hams, Of
~ '-' '''lS u '''' 10 '''I wissTOS a PoWERs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09

THE CfovS Win Dlu Rice'- show is Frank Drew, the
American eommedi1u, whose iutu..ibl1 mimcry OF the
irish Irish brogll would almost el,i-le him 90 DE known
81, Frank or Pt- O'Dfew." By Mac aud o. Wen always
l0F true lr'shmeu they sag, for they lack both %
i Mac no lsslmcn they ID This De true, might
conclude that Acomac county In this State, received
., from the descendants of S. Patrick instead OF
tae AccaWmacN Indians.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09

49, NOTE E.-The annual meeting of the
49, Stockho drrs OF the Rchmond Petersburg Railroad
COMPANY, will take place a. their Ce this city, TUESDAY,
the 29;h ms, az II O'Clock, A. VI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09

IlEcESIEs-Au.ust Rehm arrested the charge f
ss.ug dozen files from Miujl 90 Msngum remard-
Cd Yesterday tor trial the next term OF the Hastings
CONT he came from Baltimore, last Christmas, aud
a.tesu residing in locust Alley opposite Mr. Man
gums coach shop.
Ab.r. slave OF Thomas Couren, was also before the
Nvo- Yesterday, for stealing box of goods from the
s.irt of Che Baltimore steamers. He was committed
-... this morning.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
VIHE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMP

rJIHE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPA
NY fully prepared for buness and the attention Of the
public earnestly called the Importance Of s objects This
Company, under H. charter. divides eghs Of lie profits
three years. among the policy holders thereby giving
assured the advantages the Mutual system pledge
perpetual Capital Stock 100000 and the added security that
khoders have permanent moueyed ntees, conducting
affairs with prudence and economy.
The Charter requires half Of the Capital Stock and Earnings
benyted Bond and Mortgage unincumbered Real Estate
worth dsuble the amountI
chief object Company aid retaining
money which goes annually
It Premiums Northern Companies That money will be
years legal Interest dis
bursed In midst.
lindowments Annuiies granted Life Policies
other good Companies Insured for
OF year FOR a term Of years.
DIRECTORS.
VIM II. Mcfarland, John Purcell,
Joseph Allen, Sarln ! Bayly
Roscoe y Heath, Jos K. Anderson,
Thns W McCauce, o. q. Barney,
John n Montague, Ro. II. Maury,
David l. Burr, Jas A. COWardin,
Lewis Glnter, Benz. II Nash,
John Jones, r. 7. Moore,
Jas, l. Apperson, John H. Claiborne
Lewis ID. CrenshAW, r. e. Mhrrry,
WIN. g. Paine, Nm II. Christian.
II. T. C. BaskeIyln, Wyndham Robertson,
sam1 j. Harrison, John @. shafer,
VIM H. HaxAL Peter o. WarWck,
Robt T Brooke, X o. Hasklns,
Geo b, Shell. Edward Norveu,
We lngton Goddin, Geo J. Sumner,
John De0ley, u. !. Woodbridge.
PresideRt-wM H. MCFARLAND.
Vice Egs.iient-SAML J. HARRISON
PAysicidH-Dr BLAIR BURWELL.
an2T j. ADAIR PLEAsGNTs, secretaI
EB-OHice corner Main 18th streets, Richmond
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ENEON FAIR.

NHE State Agricultural and the Central Agricultural Societies
will hold their Fair the present year upon the grounds Of
the Central Society commencing MONDAY the Z2l October
and continuing six days.
JOHN r EDMUNDs,
President Virginia State Agricultural Society.
JAMES LYONS,
an ., p-..jls,, Y, C.,,r,i ,,ricri,,r.l snris,v
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
LTwl1sTEEs, SALE OF TIE nEAUTIFUL

TENRTsTEES' SALE OF THE BEAUTIFUL
II COUNTY SEAT CALLED "DOGWOOD," on HARNIE ST, IT.
SYDNEY ONE MILE EST or RICHMOND trustees in
tain deed Robinson deed the
dated 2h Of June dated sth june Sg
both duly recorded henco County Court shall in
ton thereof proceed TO SELL public auction the premises
WEDNESDAY, the 3Oih May 1862 at O'Clock, T. NJ fair, II
the fair day the land conveyed by said
Deeds called Dog sood situated 10 the County OF Hen leo
HArye Street. Sydney, containing eight and being the
estate which the sid Fustace Robinson resided at the
time OF his death The deed authorize the property be
sold for cash. but suhorz by the creditor say that
upon the 81 oneyu Of the purchase money cash.
the balance may be deferred for and IL months upon the pur
chaser executing negotiable notes interest added secured by
deed title retained The for 1850 be paid by the
purchaser The title believed perfect bat shall convey
only with special warranty.
GUsTAvUs A. MYERS, r,.,o.,
Gp2sLtds LOFr1N y. ELLETT, (''"s''e''
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NOTICE. kVIs, NOTrrCIi. AyrSO. NgTIZ.

NOTfFE. AVIS, NOGNttIAs ANtSO, NBIIL.
~ FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE tie orly place where India
Pineapple Dresses Wash silks, wide CraIes Lgongs Satns
seerucksr Nsndns Novelties Chias Laqured Article and all
Kinds curious American India Feather Fans bark and head
work &C. procured Wholesale RETAIL 653
way aud Caese Vans styles Queries and samples
by mall myl-lm
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NE YOTERS OF CHES-

=
49, TERRIFIED COUNTY The Office Of Commonwealth
Attorney, for the county Of Chesterfield being uithn range
y professional royneut ud be- for that reason
only, acceptable position 20 therefore accele
e request 81 number % v-te recently expressed and declare
myself candidate Tor The suas Of the people the
Co be held the 9Th Thursday May next at which time the
apII-tt. O c. McRAE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
Sd. CHARLES HOTEL.

Corner. Wall and Main Streets
RICHMOND, VA.
s J. SAUNDERS, In,.
my5 8n MARTIN MADDJN Ffopfe'ofs'
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90, scnools-we have before had occasion to re-
-, ,.e hie Of important propositions submitted
,yt, Council board is too often consignment to
81 iAe If che Ctpalcts" by reference TO committee.
hf 49,, ia never heard OF Afterwards. We remember
Il' th,t about ten months ago,a special committee
'o,,inted to take into consideration the primary
sN lt,sm Of this city, with Instructions to recon-
sa', - changes A. would render it more efficient No
ne' "a ever been presented from that committee, and
s,y that until another committee Is appointed,
o. pa .,,r viii De a report The subject should not be
DIT .h this gross neglect The public school sys-
dis city is certainly less pcriec, than h might be,
o. =. L,st deserves the supervision Of the Council
gu 49, ne ward schools located and especially those
80 Ward Are there enough Of schoolsrooms
- ,,,e space for play grounds Are all the schools
81, .,,led aud vel conducted. These and other per-
%, .,stions would puzzle the members OF the Coun-
S.,,ounl,d to them; yei in their relations 20 the
'5ri-v t Is their duty % know something about the
IONS Of the educational system sustained by the
f-,tsrry We trust that the resolution 10 which
.t,rre8 win De rescued from the oblivion into which
. has fallen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY GOppIE A APPKKsoN. Iuc,,.

" PROPERTY on OAhBLEs hill KNOWN A. THK GAN
BLFs MANSION" TOGETHER WITH SzvERAL VACAsT LOTS
ADJOISIN0-As msone appolnted By decree % the CIR
cult Court o. The City Of Richmond the 6h Psb
ruary ss IN me case o. Preston against Tyre Ac ether
" SHAH el, Al public auction he vFsmes WEDkFs
DAY ne "a Of May, se ~ clock r. n, fair not ne
next fair day the valuable TO-
the occupancy % Msrs Wm Wallace Fons rsdsDee
The lot has hout Of 2Cl ~ feet noe street
depth q 100 feet 10 alley 20 vide The hansor
large one, aud vas, few greatly add - atei
aud repaired, and row n pretty good rsPs TsTc ill be
tached the Mansion 2 st o. land street
Of he land S b. divided Into h hunl lots according
the original plan and survey, which viii be shown sale
the mssume ~ At the odoe II the
location Of The forging real estate asy regarded among The
beautiful IN Richmond, Commanding dOoS fun yiev u
tn city and James AVes. and the surrounding county r aes In
extent
~ and IS months for negotiable Adfed sfac
torly endorsed and title retained t all the purchase money
eF
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SUGAR AND mOLAssFs AT AUCT,oy-
W sale HHhoat 10 HeAlher
ma9.ds DUNLOP, MovcURE L CO, Auct.
GALE VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
VERYyALUARLk REAL ESTATE ATTHE

SOUTHEAST CORNER OP MAIN AND IA n STREETS Al
PUBLIC AUCIION-Athe request Of the owners who reside In
Philadelphia will for sale at public upon prem
ses TUESDAY the I'D day OF May ls6 commencing at
o'clock H. very valuable REAL ESTATE South
Of Man and l4h streets the occupancy Of
Messrs Noah, Walker Co, and others.
The properly fronts Main street q feet and along
l4h wide alley and Is rented excellent
at s 900 per
The location Of this operty, In the very heart Of the city
CONVENE the hotels depo &C. renders
huress stard kind, and would ye particular
attention r. the sale Il Il ccnde3ed TO be the valuable
piece OF real estate In market.
TRN SALE follows OnesSh Of the purchase money
in cash. and the remainder In equal instruments. at and
6yea the purchaser to execute negotiable notes. with interest
ided payable semlannray) and securedby trust deed. The
and Insurance for 1850 be paid by the purchaser
apPS It's JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 so J. AuctA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09

By the Governor
ap9-dkctde
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-21
AUCTION SALES THIS nav


Bacho beaumont sen at 10 O'clock al No CD char,res street
large assortment Of seasonabe dry goods printed lin
ems drliings, etc
f. Roger Co sell at y O'clock the ST. Charles Exchange
valuable real estste and slass.
L. A. Levy Jr., Co. sell II O'Clock ON Tho Ieyee foot
Of Customhoase street. damaged cotton.
Anssl Edwards sells 1t carly gasght at No "a 81 chares
street general assortment Of miscellaneous books Of choice
standard literature, etc
Partcua ia advertisements under auction heads eth mage
--------------as 7-f1
objectionable NclI-NIade Clothtnn-Cau
1t the STORY BuILDISG,n corner Of Camp and Common
streets examine the styles assortment No Deviation
In Prices.
ALFRED MuERoE 4 CO.. story Building, corner Of Camp
and Common sree.s. milo 2p6t
sg-A Word About Hair Restorati ves-The
original y st tho best preparation flor restoring grey
hair its original color and rendering iii strong healthy and
beautiful is Hstree Co.'s Inimtabe Hair Coloring or Re.
sore Every other preparation advertised for ibis purpose is
but an imitation of this Most of them are made with water
and require the Of hair dressing to them
as they the hair harsh dry Hemstree is made with
Oh and stimulating spirits aorang an agreeable hair wash
aside from value restorative 1t sold at reasonable
pr1ce placing within The reach Of ALL We might introduce
certificates from clergymen Senator's known citizens
in all parts OF the country, hut II not necessary We leave
our Judge that if limitations can produce
lively successful results the original initiated article must
surpass them all. GJournal.
Price 30 cents and 81 per bottle Sold every wherc
W. 3. HAGAN 4 CO.. Proarietors Troy N "
Sold by j. WRIGHT Co. q AMI ISL Chartres street New
Orleans milo 2plm&w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-21

March 70, 1860.
Ea 0sesceas- II your paper Of this morning
dstsizng lase advlces from Vera Cruz, Is The fol-
lowing
\ AMEaicAS Eoksrl Ar vkRA CRUz. The Marquis
reports that the Exequatur 81 the American Con-
~ Il Very crnx had been revoked. No explana-
tioH ii the act b giyens
He announcement several weeks since Of Che
resnpoinsmesst 10 that Consulate Of col. John 4.
Picket, NAY, perhaps, With SONG persons, con
found tse rsroSasion VIII the now Consul. Please
ssazs xat NE rafsreuce i made relative to the late
0oaza arsJ fsat Ell Pickett was 1t Norfolk on the
leth ilst. sraising The departure Of the Brooklyn,
ieeailsd by ths Government ~ convey him to Vera
Crn5. Respectfully, A.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-21
orposrTTos NATIONAL uoavENTToN.

opposrTI0N NATIONAL CONVENTION.
There viii be held, In all probability, according
unpublished statements in numerous prints through
out Tie country d Constitutional Union Conyens
ton in the City Of Baltimore On The 9Th day q Nay
next. f
This National constitutional unien Conversion
win, il 1t does anything nominate eanaldstes iof
The Presidency and EicesP ideney prosidea i
does NOT endorse the Charleston nominees. = y
adopts tho latter alternative, goca may result rom
is action II il adopts The former, and puts forth
regular ticket platform, etc., much injury may
result To Ire South from the triangular contest
which viii ensue.
me South, as wen as the Union itseB. has all to
lose md nothing to gain, BY three parties entering
The Presidential campaign. Circumstances, wholly
beyond the reach Of human control, have given
the Democratic party the position and the only
feasible position which presents itselfto fight the
sectional hosts Of Abolition with any assurance Of
success. This We may regret as strongly as any one
else possibly can; but as common sense men, APP
pealing to common sense men, we ask what Is the
use of quarrelling about that which is as fixed as
destiny itself, or Of acting in manner calculated
to sacrifice onr section, because our party prefer
ences are impossible Of realizationi It is not
likely the Charleston nominee win be any fa-
vorite of ours. Far from it. But, if the Constitu-
tional rights Of the South viii be safe in his hands
If we are persuaded he will administer the govern
ment justly ana impartially without regard to sec
ton, latitude or longitude and if he is the only man
with whom we stand the remotest chance of defeat
ing Seward or aworse Abolitionist, why should we
not take him. 's Half q loaf to hungry man.
4 Ii better than no bread;n and the Southern OPP
}. s. 's 20 -. =. III.
= a,saa-.t
T. - soa.a $50 -
VI s.. = :,,.
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ero,,,,d and III gronnd alane tI,at wa denre cate
~ f.rn,at;o,, y th;ra Il the e,s,nsr pas.
aspt;al strnocle.
Sn,Yoss I'D Raltynora Conscientious, 1Tr;on
Nat;ona, Convention sbould nov,;nate ;rrs,roac,,.
IN ~ ~ III, ~ w.
and ,,,,bl;sb Il tba ,,a,,,,,s
aha rlatfnrm " nr;nc;,,les xrhat ,yan,a IL tha
natnra, ,a may ~, liz ;navtab,o -
their RI eed;nys WIN Ne elect;on 81 IN Rlack
Pannh;ca,, cand;aata Il In pres;danyv " ! deaa
and moral fartairtys Tbara are now but t,o M,
M n III Tv;tea stataa rro,n;nant,v hafara III
co.ntrv wh;cb viii astarm;na tba ;ssna - tbs
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