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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12
BY Alex. Mott, Auct.


TURNING LATHE TO BE SOLD AT
l. AUCTION.-On SATURDAY MORNING.,
the l4th dav of July. will sell at public auction,
O'clock. one new TURNING LATHE, with Gear
and SiIde complete. ALEX. MOTT,
JET Auctioneer
CONTEMPORARIES ALEO FM.LL AND
" LANDS, IN HANOVER COUNTY.-ln pur
Hanover county. entered, one on the "a d1v Of Oc-
tober 1853 and the other the 2lst day Of March,
1860, in the suit of Dukes administrator < ainst
Ia, lor's administrator and others, the under
signed, Commissioners named in said DEGREES will
offer at public sale. to the hig est bidder. the
premises, on FRIDAY, the 20th day of july 1860,
at IL o clock A. Nj the LANDS AND MILL, in
the said DEGREES mentioned, being, LIST. The Mill
iormery known a. Darracott's Mil with ga acres
pastln the occupancy of Robert Elicit. situate in
the county of Hanover, on the south side of South
Anna river, and adjoining the land of the late VIM
ID. Winston and the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Also I'd. A tract of Land
adjoining the mill tract. called Kimbrough his, with
the buildings and Improvements thereon aCJoln-
ing the lanes of WilhSm l.. Wood and others.
This property is considered valuable-the mill
being well located for country custo ~ and having
ready access to the city of Richmond.
The title is believed to he unreasonable; but
as Commissioners, we shall sell with special war
ranty only.
TEgMs.-One- fourth cas- h. balance upon credit
of SIX. twelve and eighteen months. with interest
from the day of sale-the purchaser to give bond
with approved security, for the deferred payu ents
and title retained until the purchase money paid
js 2s-tds c. GRfsWOLD.' Com'rs.
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CHESLEY KINNEY,
lie 3O-lmt PropTIetOr

aa EAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
YEA YSPRINGS.--The Springs stu .ted fifty
80 ! miles west Of Washington city, will be
Opened n the 18th Of June, as first class W A
TERING ESTABLISHMENT. The subscriber
having become the purchaser. will make every eff
fort with competent assistants, TO establish
their former high reputation. hey may he reached
in 6 hours from Baltimore, three from Alexandria,
aud eight from Richmond, by Railroad with about
miles of staging, over good turnpike.
RArrs 80 cents per meal; 81 50 per day; SO
per week; $50 per calendar month, and $50 Tor
two months children two ard under twelve
years and colored servants half prlce-whte ser
wants three iourths- horseS 80 cents per day. Ad
dress subscriber, "WarTentnn springs,
ROBERT HUDGIN.
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Tor SALE--A nearly new two wheeled spring
J. covered CART. Apply
Jy S-h \. bouEkEH 4 W,
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NOTiCE.-I have appointed o. A; STRECkER
- my Agent. to conduct the APOT HECARI
AND DRUG BUSINESS, at the store occupied
by him, opposite the Old Market, condition to
buy and sell for cash only
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@-7''~Ns7~'sHs1'ss--<>s-l--|-~s~~.
FUTURE DAYl
BY Geddin Z Appersen. Arcs,s.

txsYA5 81 fkEs,Rfns1 l 81
zzRRAHaS ccRNEIRs Of sa6 SHSk krb
sTREEfs: fof saIk Sf 1ScfISSk Al he
vc shall sell sr public auction on the PREMISE On
f.ir Il nd. the next far ds, ,Ss ' elegant Sv.s
residence located Is shove, recently owned and
y the south SIDE 81 Fr.nt a.
spt on the east line Of Adams street Of lss feet
an s alley soao! ,sss Of beautiful S"sns WIN
brow stone 'front.' built in chaste and suostan-
tial manner. having all the modern convenience
that further DESCRIPTION Is deemed unneoessaIy.
the sa: SALE ct aas
sns ,orps s Q. Broad and Laurel streets, having
Of los ee. to s1 ale, on the east line o
Laurel street. This lot 10 well enclosed having 2
ssr1aa o 5fscs esdnf INTO it. and j. supplied With
SeOo per annnm to the New York and Virginia
For the foregoing real estate, the terms will be
9Th Sa ss balance a. e. H. rs and months
secured sSpSiN . HfP !fass Auo.
om dy ,a Eo Ssn be examined 6
ADJeINING ELLA, For SALE AT AUCTION..
w Ill De SOLO at on tue PREMISES. on GA
URDAY, 14th July, 1860, at o'cik, p. N. three
very handsome lots located as above; each 'front.'
ming back about ls5 f., and bounded on the west
by Elba, the late residence of DR.. Wilkins.
TERMss:-One- third cash; balance At : and
'; s7 ~ 81 RTE Z aRE ffE Auo
GALE or hyUsE AND LOT ON THE
RoG SRkF r. AZ AH6TfoN H nndeTssned,
wishing to change his residence, will sell st pub
lie auc elton. II CON the premises, on MONDAY, the
10Th July. 1860 at O'Clock 2. M, the HOUSE aud
LOT on which the subscriber now resides, ON the
of ain aud Hague streets. fronting 20 feet
on the side of Lester or Main street, running
back 70 feet on the north side Of Hague street. -
The buildings consist of Brick House, with
4 rooms, suitable for small store and dwell ing
also, sma Brick House, now used as bakery,
adjoining the property of H. w. Tyler.
1RRMs.-0ne third cash; balance at and 8
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed. Possession given ITme
dlstely. GRACE BOOKER.
Sale conducted by GopDIN Il APPERsoN, 'Auct's.
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ITO THE CREDITORS OFF EUSTACE
1 ROBINSON. DEC'D.-The creditors of EUS-
TACE ROBINSON, deceased, are hereby notified
present their claims, properly authenticated, at
this office, on or before MONDAY. the 10th Inst.,
at ~ clock A. NJ. K. MILTON CARY, Com.
Cow. CAnY's OFFICE.
Richmond, July 8, COS jy 7-9t
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OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,l
RICHMOND, March 6, 1860. {
EcS& HAVING JUST COMPLETED
SEE new arrangements with the New York
.-s<<7s<ss1 Steamship Company for Express priv
leges per JAMESTOWN, YORKTOWN, and
ROANOKE, we are now prepared to forw ard all
kinds of merchandise, in large or small packages,
at greatly reduced rates.
Goods destined for Steamship Express should be
marked.
Our accommodations are ample, and packages
under Express SEAL
For rates of charges ana regular tri-weekly con-
tracts, apply to J. L. MACDONOUGH, Agent,
202 Main street, below 9th.
n B.-Our daily INLAND EXPRESSES are
running rs usual. NH It's
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HATS, &c.
, sAK G AIMS IN HATS.

We are selling some styles of s MINER
Very pretty Hat for FIFTY CENTS Also, lust
received, a very handsome lot OF SOFT HATS, at
BINFORD'S Hat Store,
jy7--l2t' 80 NJ ain street.
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AnA CoYNEk's WHITE BLACK
chipping

+S1. FOR PHILA ELPHEA.-
.szSsssss< RICHMOND. Captain H. MIrcHELL, is
THURSDAY, the 18th inst, at O'Clock, A. NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior accom-
modatlons. Apply 70 the Cay am, on board, or to
c. p. CARDOZO. Agent, Rockets,
Or No. 100 Main street, from to p. NJ.
Boston Freight taken through by steam at
duced rates, and with dispatch jy l0-3t
4,F~ FOR BALTIMOkE VIA NOR.
49, Their. Capt. KlRwAN, having a portion of
her cargo engaged and going on board. will have
dispatch. For REMAINDER, apply to
Jy l0-5t w. ID. COLA UITT co.
- FOR NEW YORK-FIRST VESSEL
81 Ri hmond and New York Line of Packets.
- The superior fast-Salins schooner DAN
VILE, Captain s. CHESTER, having a portion
of her cargo engaged and going on board, will have
~ 9-ts DAVID & WM GUhKIE.
.,sN FOH BOST0N-FIRSr VtSSEt :
LESS The regular packet schooner YVES TOWER,
Capt A MCPHERSON. havlns portion OF her
cargo Engaged and going on board, will have quick
je27~ts u ' DAVID { WI CURRIE.
SuMNIEk sEH EDG :. A. OF
tGIEfA THE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA
- STEAMSHIP COMPANY.--The ROA-
again, the three Steamships comprising this line
T&s $SKFkTSyWS Capt PA 4fra Isayps
TEhN0ON. at O'Clock.
The JAMESTOWN, Capt. SKINNER, every RI
D 4hs k6IEE6pKKGoS c 0eqGk ever, MONDAY
MORNING, at hour named IN saturdays paper RS.
EXCURSION Tickets issued by these Steamers
for the round trip for $50; Meals and State Room
PASSAGE TO New York only $40, ard no charge
for Meals and State Room accommodations.
These Steamers stop at Norfolk, going and re-
turning, land and receive passengers.
je N-ts LUDLAM Il WATSON.
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Several doz best COUNTRY CURED HAMS.
BROWN & McCLELLAND,
ia 29-2w BASIN Bank.
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- 4 rHE SEW N.vkk WHiTE SUI

Il 4 THE NEW RtVER WHITE SUI
vE.EAYPHUR SPRINGS are situated imme
AIa-.iIEE dIately on the banks of TINS beautiful
two miles from the Montgomery White and the
Yellow Sulphur Springs, and about eight miles
from the celebrated Salt Pond Mountain Lake.
There vi be comfortable daily STAGE from
Mont somery White and Yellow, and a trlweekly
from New River Springs, connecting at Giles
Court-Hou with the line to the Red, Salt and
White Sulphur SprlLgs.
Parties wishing to visit Salt Pond or Mountain
Lake will find constant corveyances thereto.
Post Office address: 'EGGL Els TOMS SPRINGS,
Giles county, Virginia .-
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e1e% GREAT REDU lotion IN
11tEt& PRICE OF PASSAGE TO AND FROM
n-exx1,sH=E NEW YuRK.-Exeursion TIesets by
the magnihcent steamships YORKTOWN and
JAMESTOWN can be had for SIS for the round
trip-going and returning by either OF the steam
ers. No extra charge made for meals or state
room accommodations. These tickets remain
good until the Fall, giving those who may procure
them ample time to sojourn at tie North before
returning home.
Persons wishing to see the great Leviatb N
steamship Great Eastern, which is daily expeo ted
in New York, can do so now at small expense.
Tickets procured at our office, opposite steam
erS' Wharves, board OF the steamers.
lie Is is iUDl.AM a. WATSON.
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tia. ASHLAND ifoTEL.-Tf

"A The ASHLAND HOTEL.-This
%fM popular resort. situated sixteen mi les
AGs.In-l from RICHMOND. IN the beautiful and
tDnyIuA !iage of ASHLAND, on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg AID Potomac Railroad is now
open for visitors, and is prepa ed to accommo-
dsIe families with good laTs and everythins desi-
Tahle, The head OF the family Will be furnished
mond.
For further information, apply at Superntend
ent's office Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mae Railroad. address
JN0. l.. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
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LOT AND WATER POWER
EXECUTORS' SALEOF REAL ESTATE
IL

T. IN DUVAT s ADniTi6N. c6RHER OF
BAKER AND ST. PAUL STREETS.-At the re
quest Of the Executors of Miss Sally Cole, deed,
we shall sell, at public auction. ON the premises,
on FRIDAY. the goth July. 1860, alto o'clock p M,
two small FRAMED TENEMt NTS, located as
above. The lot on which they stand has front
Of SO feet on St. Paul street, and depth of about
lzQ feet.
TERMs.-one= cash balance at 4 and 8
months, for negot able notes, interest added, and
title retained TIL iast note L. paid
ly II GQDDlN & APPERSON, Auct'rs,
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je 26-d2wcwlm VIM. EGGLESTON. Prop'r.

va 9SPRINGS.-Thi beautiful ard healthy
AI..lE 1 WATERING PLACE, situated 21a miles
rom JeTsrsvllle on the Redmond and DanvIlle
Railroad 50 miles from Richmond, will be open
LIST July, whom there will always be conveyance
TO take the visitor to and from the Springs.
TERMs.-S30 per month, $40 per week, and 81
per day.
On the 4th of July there will be a grand military
dlsplas of SIX volunteer companies. An Grafton
delivered by the Rev. X. MCiLwAINE, and reading
of Declaration of independence by Col. CRUMP.-
At clock IN the atterno n, there will be grand
fitting NJ atch, between the Cumberland and Anne
La Troops and at o clock in the evening, there
will be grand military party, when the Queen of
Love and Beauty will be crowned. We are max
ing arrangements To accommodate on that occa-
sion several thousand persons.
ie I4-2m* THOS. c.. WILSON Il SONS
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,,,-,o, i /; + Sdb ESdiP}HSNAN' Building Come.
Tor sALE-A STEAM sAW-WILL eighteen

y. B.-The time for receiving the above pTopo-
sails has been prOlnn ed to the 10th January next
the work To be completed by the first of October
thereafter. ~ IL
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&lA RAWLEY sfhIN.S. inns cele-
A...aL- / west of Harrisonburs, will be open for
the ytIon of pany the ist of July next.
II IS the best and purest Chay beate in the State
Convey anees can be had at all times from Harrl-
sonburg to these Springs.
For further particulars see handhlls.
10 i, u-S L.
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L'Ok saba STFAM "a WIN I'D eighteen
L Horse tower ENGINE, nearly new, located
near White House, the present terminus of the
Richmond and York River Railroad, the farm
Of Mr. To.er, who will take pleasure in showing
the same to any one wishing - purchase. II will
he sold at bargain, by applying to
COOKE Il CLOSE,
Insurance and Collecting AGENTS, l4th st,
Exchange Hotel BmldLng. Richmond. Va.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
80 BRAiNAKD Mou , vonx

AAA BRAiNAhtH, M MiRs' EN,rw YORK.
GM1 E. BLOSSOM. PssralsTes,
rh;.,,,~a and com odious Hotel, at the junction
,f me X r. and T., II. X. with the roads LEADING
ron R,itimore TO Niagara Falls, Ia now open for
th srs ar ne scenery we'll stocked arder good
beds and attentive servants, are some of the at
tractions 10 travellers. No efforts will he spared to
G fsG' - ''''.. - 80 Nv
procure through tickets To Baltimore, at which
point through uckets can be procured TO the Falls
BY the Northern Central Railroad, tho shortest
and most expeditions route to Elm,ra, Canada,
and the Northwest.
REFERENCES:
I n.Ns, u R hksskps' hsa" Washington.
IESUs BARNUM, Esq.
r. W BENNETT, Raft
&c e. c hn.gass' Eataw House. DAFT
~ d p,sSE, Esq ( Harrisburg. ix,o-,m
AhxA sHocIo sr.iNGS, wARaEN
ss.1s.s.. 'sH s2TRoNG tHALYBE1sTE sPRiNG G.
covered upoa the premises since. the close Of last
season, within SIX hundred Yards Of the Ho'eL -
A large two-s;ory BOWLING AND BILLIARD ga
OF visi ors frse Of charge. A SPLENDID BAND viii
be IN attend ,nce during the season..
SHOCsn SPhIN6S are distant IL miles South
from the Warrenton Depot, on the Raleigh and
Weldon Railroad. Mr.. W. r. PHILLIrs will be
in readiness. on the arrival of each train of cars
with comfortable coaches. to convey company to
the Springs IN The shortest time, without the least
detention.
RArK. or BoARD.-Per day. SI.so; per week,
50; per month. SIS. Single meal. 80 cents. ChIl-
dren and Servants, bali Price. y 9-lm
A THE ASHLAND EfOTEL.-This
M Snnf fT2T Ntnate t5s S bss,tu m ass
t6TIYIn1 liage of ASHLAND, on the Richmond,
Frederoksburg aEd Potomac Railroad. is now
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ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF CEN rRAI

ITO ERECTION OF CEN TRIAL
EDiFICE TO RICHMOND COZ LEG E.-Pro-
posas viii be received by the underslgnec Com
Iuiitee until MONDAY. the l6tn July, 1860, at
clock 7. NJ Tor the erection of the Central Ed
Itcr To- Richmond College, according to the design
of the Architect.
Plans aad specifications can he seen at the office
OF tie undersigned. l.. X. SPILMAN, No. 65 Main
street, where those disposed To- offer for the work
examine them The building must he coy
cred IN bt Inc LIST October next, and ympleted BY
the last of Dece mber Any further information
Will be given by either Of he Building Committee.
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NOT1CE.-Personsw wishing To obtain ticks,s
~ for ssrraats over the Richmond FredbiS and
Their North, must, IN all cases, be vouehed for nv
snme responsible white Citizen OF Richmond, n
Tickets sciII be sold II applied for bs I.stsg ~
my R-ts A. n AIlEN 49, 80.
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O0K AT THE PRIC S-GREAT
- SLAEGHTER--MUS BE SOLD TO MAKE
ROOM FOR FALL GOODS.-Elegant BereCe
Robes and Flounces at So 50; Organd, Double
SKIRT Dresses at So; Dress Silks ut soc per yard;
French Co'sets open fronts. only Sl25; Linen
Towels Al : ! per doz French Glng hams hanC some
styles, l2'ac. per yard Parasnls st half price; Or
French Bereses very low; Black Lace Nantes
am Bornons At great sacrifice; leo old fashioned
ColOr"d and Black Silk Mantlllas. cost originally
from $ 10 so Will be sold from s to So each;
Black Lace Mitts cheap; HOOP Skirts, best steel
and new shape, at halt the original price. Now
the time for bargains at the Down town Emporium
of ALFRED AOSfS &C Main st
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07

\ NEW DROP GAME-A new sort Of drop
game" We notice has begun to be practiced in
various portions Of the West, and we suppose we
may look for its speedy introduction into this
city. The game is about thus
A well dressed man goes along the streets of
place, and suddenly tumbles down in 4 fit. He
gasps and writhes and goes through he symp
toms in a manner that would do ere lit to an
actor Of course sympathizing crowd gathers
around; the unfortunate man RECEIVERS. and in
return to shower of questions. he tells a mel
ancholy story Of his destitution and i'll health :
that ne is on his way home from Pixies Peak
Kansas, or somwhere else, where his f.mly had
one after another, died; that he had been de-
frauded OF his all BY some legal trick or other :
and how he had been obliged to leave the cars
for want Of money. He disnally means out
that his ankle is terribly sprained and having
no money, he don't know what on earth he shall
do. OF course, no crowd can stand such tale
unmoved--their pockets are Immediately opened
and the desolate gentleman walks off with a pret
ty handsome sum, only to repeat the trick in some
other place. The trick is practiced more ex-
tensively in country towns
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- s ssaa - 4DUUDs
Wlsa Asls1 ol1sf ssnovss = any q he Ter
sl>asisA tan1e M M ~ hlnan eAaaalss, 70
Acssa ass ~ rghts = Psspsrty IN shsss negro
slavss ~ Territorial and even State Leeisla-
suss aass ~ eAass hvs Requiring him to either
~ - napsss q carry them ont Of TIE State Or
1sni1ssy. h Lsgiaassre Il Nebraska has jus,
- = unsseessufal asssnps 70 aholinh slavery
= - tsEzibsey. Kanaas has nade several II.
Asss 70 81 III Il savssy, but IN vain. II st;ll
sxisas b dsaaaes q public ssnsinent Four
AAhs Il ~ ''sovsssip squassersp Of that terri
MY aN opposed y h bss yet allow masters still
- hsaa ri wosk tAeir negro slaves there. Thi,
= ~ Wy eoatAssa nm azs Nd when the,
ssnsvs 10 coannaitiss sf Northern men.
law b Il with Northern men when they tax,
thsir property into Southern stasess wheu
Northern men 30 into Southern States With mer
cAandiss, Or manufactures, or purchase worn on
farms b Virginia o. Kentucky, Or elsewhere d
de sosth, ase their rights sacredly protecteds-
u their property in landa or goods protecteds-
Not u III. Unless they conform 70 Southern
opinion and toady TO the dominant sentiment a
the South they are stripped Of every thing ana
cent out Of the State BY the earliest conveyance
n not treated 10 coat Of tar and feathers, o
WNA.
WA 0 oouGhean IN oomes North he speak
Assly . vAalsvss nAjsst - nkaA whsre, whe'
- ~ y p1aaasA Win Northern maj
80 - 0hvs 6taAe his mouth b closed. ]
- b bal hardy enough 70 open his mouth sgsins
- Divine ins,itution Of Slavery be does it a
tAe peril Of his life.
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There is a remarkable lack oflocicsl eons;ste,.
cy between the congratulations in which the Mes
sage OF President Buchanan INDUCES on what he
i Pleased 70 represent as the final settlement of
the question OF the indefeasiblc right Of our slave
holding brethren to extend their fayorite inst;tn.
ton into all the Territories of the United St,tes
whether now in possession or hereafter IA he ~,
CURED, and the show Of zeal with which the Pres
iaeht opposes, In the next breath, the revival Of
the African save-trade
The revival of the African s,ave-trala
ural, and may be expected as an inevitable -.
quenee OF that extension of slayehold;ne mon
winch the Shareholders insist III the only cond;-
tioh Oh Their continuance IN the Union. to which
tne so-caiied democratic party has given in lis
adherence, and which, desparing OF getting II
sanctioned by Congress or the people, Mr.. b.
chanan strives to secure by perverted internre.
tation Of the bred Scott decision decision We
may remark, bad enough as it il, without helm.
put to the purpose for which Mr.. buchanan seeLs
70 use 1t. The idea OF reyiying the African slave
trade, as to which not word was lisped nrcv;ors
to the repeal of the Missouri Compromsa Ne
openly broached Immediately after The door ia
thus been opened, as It was then supposed for
tae admission OF Slavery into Kansas and n i
u be obs rived, that the advocates of t,,is r,x;
vai, IN AMI out OF Congress, are al ill.,, same t,na
ne most violent supporters OF the right az slavn'
holding to extend itself into the Territories AMI
to DC protected there, az inst the wishes Of the
inhapitants, by Congressional slave code In.
deed to give to this proposed extension Of H.
holding any practical efficiency the reyiya If Tho
African slaye.trade would be necessary. inasmnal
as the esisting stock Of slaves is not sufficient y.
Supply ne demands Of those States in which
Slavery already exists Once establish ,hs A.
trne that Slavery i to have the rich, n .o 49, ~.
al territories, and the shareholders viii im,ns.
dateiy turn round and tell us that 10 maLs az.
fgns available they must have che liberty 70 brins
tex y nm SAVES as nom the coast ofAicA Nor viii
h ncy nhd ne least difficulty In answering ths
inomlly on the subject in which Mr.. Buchanan ~ -
= " lales tho conscience Of the North on thc
sals.t q tae extension Of slaveholdinc into the
territories has seen fit to indulge. TO his emu.
~ on y we enactments in prohibition Of this
.samc, passed between the years 1874 AID 1891.
\. .ney wiii reply that 1921 was long time ago
ne. We men Who passed these acts, and Presi.
vents washington, Jefferson, Madison, and Non !