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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-14
NEW BOOKS,
AT LAMBS BooKsroREl

AT LAMBS BOOkSTDREi
Nemesis; by Marion Harland, author Of "Alone,
&C., &c.
Rutledge-a new book Of rare merit.
A Mothers Trials; by the author Of "My La.
dy," life-like picture of daily life.
Mary Bunyan, the Dreamcrs Blind Daughter
tale of Religious Persecution by Sallie r. Ford,
author of "Graee Truman"
The Throne of David; by the Rev. ]. H. Iugra-
ham, L. L. d., author of Prince of the house of
David" &c.
The Queens of Society; by Grace and Philip
Wharton
The Sands Hills of Jutland; by Ians Christian
Anderson.
Travels and Researches in Eastern Africa, du-
ring an eighteen years residence in Z. Africa; by
Rev. DIR. J. l.. Krapf
Margaret MoncrifIee, the first love of Aaron
Burr; by Charles Burdett.
Memorials Of Thomas Hood by his children
Reeds Lectures on the British Poets
(" English History.
Ensebius' Ecclesiastical History; Ia new edition.)
Bsncroft's History United States, 9Th volume.
Hawksyiew; family history of our own times,
by Holme Lee.
Bishop Brownell's Commentary on the "Prayer
Book" work which no Episcopalan should fan
to study.
Science Witness for the Bible by W. n. Pen
dleton, D. D.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-14

ESy-The Limestone Nccs, Yancy- Breck paper
published il Athens Ala, has been discontinued
and Bell and Everett paper started instead entitled
"The Union Banner" A. b. HESDREN, editor. Mr.
H. is gentlemen.sof talent and requirements, and
will make good paper, we have no doubt.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-14

BsA- Peicrson's Magazine, for October has been
received, aud we commend it to the public not on
ly for its oheapness-two doars--but foT lie great
lstinss mergs
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-14

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.--The Secretary of the
Treasury has advertised for proposals till the 22d
of October, for a loan Of 100000 dollars under
the Treasury note redemption act Of June.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-14
- = -
WHITE HALL.

MISS M. @. WARDS School win open on the
first Monday in October next. The boarding de-
partment Will be under the supervision Of Ars. l..
f. Williams
Terms per session of Ave months ..........$50 90.
Tuition $50" /" a.. Sl2 and Is 90
Music Thy Miss Williams ).....................s5 90
Pupils should be furnished with six towels. All
clothing must he weil Marked with maine in full
No deduction made for isence less than n month,
and then only IN case Of protrncted sickness.
Sent Z 6O-2M
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-14

bay~ Arthurs Home Magazine, for October, i al
60 upon our.,able, and affords another proof That
cheap periodicals are not necessarily inferior any
respect to those of higher price
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-14
Great Western Furnace
Lake ZOE

Win DO delivered at our Iee-houae tomorrow
morning, and every morning thereafter, (SnndAys
excepted as long Ice will be wanted this season
All bills for Ice win be mado out every Saturday
morning, and PIGMENT required.
Former Ios bills are due, and the money wanted
THOMAS 4 BRO
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-14
Cheap Work.

Call at McCormac's Gallery and have your pic
tnre taken in elegant style, and put up in very
handsome case, for so Cents.
Sept "A 1860
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-14
COAL COAL COAL

THE Subscriber having secured the sole aud cx-
elusive Agency for the sale of the celebrated BELL
COAL, begs leave TO solicit the patronage of the
citizens Of Clarksvillc and vicinity, pledgng him
self to furnish pare article Of Coal and Of the Kind
above mentioned at a reasonable price for Cash.
He has also on hand 200 Cords of Wood
which viii he sold low on the game terms.
Office at Whitfield & Bradley's Foundry. Coal
Yard nearly opposite the Foundry, on Commerce
street
PETER =. LAWS.
Agent for the sale Of Bells Coal.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-14
BITE OF A MAD-DOGl

ALL those indebted TO the firm Of Pollock q
Waggener and w. NJ Pollock 4 Co.. either by note
or account, will please call Mt Messrs Seat Mcwhir-
ter h Co.'s and pay up. Mr., John McWhirter is
to settle the business of the above rms
w. NJ. POLLOCK co.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-14
Quick Work /!

We are prepared to take Pictures Of Children IN
from one second to LILO OF a second, and on tbs
most reasonable terms. The public are invited tC
call and examine specimens of our work.
McC0RMAC 4 CO,
Practical Photographers
West side Public Square.
Sept Ia, ls60.-tf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-14
Notice.
PROPOS AIS.

Bids will be received by the undersigned for re-
pairing Union Wharf The repairs embrace front
wall Of wood and stone paving on the Wharf.
Specifications can be seen by calling upon me, and
the bids must be handed in by the 10th of Septcm-
Der next TH0S. MCCULLOUGH
Sec,y. U. w. Co.
GAINESVILLE Sept. Z, issO-it
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-14
Agent for the sale Of Bells Coal
July 81, 1860, GIN.
To those in Feeble Health

Wanting a mild and pleasant Touic, we offer
them the WINE BITTERS, either by the dozen or
bottle. THOMAS h BRO.
In addition to other pure Wines and Brandies
we have pure Catawba Brandy at IS per gallon,
Oh SIC per dozen. T. & BRO.
Aug 10, go
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-14
PRICES no SURF TIE TIMES.
SINS : TURNKEY,
Terms, CASH. or all accounts due
when called for.

but regular customers accounts are not made OFT
until the LIST Of January and LIST Of July Of each
year. a.B s. IT
Sept I, '6o-ly =.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-14
8. H. L A NJ B

bookseller and StaaOnsr,
Corner Franklin and LIST ST., clarksyllle, Tenn.
Sept z, l060-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-14
IRoN-wORKs FOR SALE.

Bank of America and others In pursuance of
u.s. an order made In tho
Planters Bank and others. above cause, at the
April term 1880, Of the Chancery coart at Clarke
vile, win sell Saturday, tho 9th day Of 0cto-
ber 1890
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
Not a Cause for Di,union.


The Hon. A, III. Stephens, of Georgia, in a late
speech nat atlanta. declared tina, be agryed with
Mr. Douglas that the mere election Of Lincoln
woul6 be no cause Tor dissolution OF the Union.
les, and a majority Of the southern people will
say The same thing. If elected. Lincoln can do
no act Of aggression upon the South. Both
HcuScs cf Congress will BE- against him. and
IN the disPensation Of the spoils hc can make no
appointment Of an officer with a salary OF $1,000.
except mere eiCrkships. without the eonscn, Of
the Senate. lie cannot even have a Cabinet Of
ultras, for the Senate can reject until he prc.
sehis safe men for every important position.
Bat what an idea Is il TO suppose that South.
crn men viii ait down TO play game, and ~
fuse 10 give up the stakes ifthey lose Such a
eourse would disgrace ordinary blackiegs. Ii
they mean 10 sere,le. let them do il now.
The alArmi-ts, however, may as well cease
their silly bluster. Juux BuI. is to be Pr-i.
dent and the Disunionists will have TO han,
their harPs upon the willow.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
FRIENDS Of BELL AND EVERETT.
Co q. an. po,,.,

ist ,hsre be no rcereAnts 90 dirty on the GA
dag q November The man who in sucht ias.
- thsss can be indiasrcnt to the loud calls Of
his country for aid !. unworthy the great blcss-
ings he enjoys and has enjoyed as an American
ei,rsn- What II DAY j. Loot from tbs or,iins-
~ occupations Of life. Think you such eon.id-
erations entered into the minds OF tho-e from
whom you derived sBeh blessings. No. they
not only devoted time aud fortune, name aud
home, but even life ;tself hen necessary. IL but
they and you might become happy and five
NanfaDiy. Pa,riotieally and hcroicslly they ,..r.
formed their duty BY estaIli,ling the Ccn,titu.
ton and the Union IL should now b, ,our ,a,k
gratefully 20 pressrre them.
GO TO THE PoLISi
That Constitution and tha, Union. 40 Ear n.
fAn"tri-sn and moral rebellion can en.lans.r
them arr IN peril, and our l.eace and the r.ae-
Of those YOU love are n, stake,
GO To THE POLLS AND GO EARLY.
hat neither accident nor hospitality, nor any
OF The events OF the day may prpVrnt tb. dis.
charge Of n solemn duty to go early tn the nil.
and east your votes. md then should Won NOV
careless nsigibor. one Who un,lerat,,, hi, NV,
miinenoe, or feels that HIS vote Is unimInrtan,
AMI VIII not niiec, the general result. 20 60 him
and eonjurc him by all the high consideration.
that you can present 10 him TO vote aud Vote
immediately and shoald IL become also nee,s-
."ry that YOU should take hi. place II YOU can
IN has absence and discharge his duti,s a, it,
Remember every vote you poll Is plea for the
Union and protest against it, destruction!
GO TO THE POLLSi 90 To THE pOIIS,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01

Let ms test tsays the Mobile (Ala) Adrerti-
serl il'e working OF the Disunion projc,t in Al.
ALBANIA Say Lincoln is elected-is irausuratoI,
and Instantly all Federal officers IN Alabama
resign. None dare accept. and the Office. ~
main vacant. This may seem very spirited and
patriotic. but ] ask cu Boni. what's the good re.
suit from IL Letus SEE. There ar, four kinds
Of Federal otfceholders in Alabama, to-wit :
the officers of the Federal Courts. land -Oficcrs.
Fostmasiers. and Collectors OF the Customs
The judges Of the Courts hold office for life, and
therefore do not hold Office under any admins
iration. Suppose that there be no Marshals or
District ,itioracysi in the Federal Courts. Sup.
pose even that the Courts be shu, mp. what good
will that accomplish: What would Lincoln
care If the Cour,s wcrv closed How would
1t interfere with Lis, administration Next
come the Land OfScers. Suppose the land oil
ecs we're closed, who would be injurcd or An.
noycd 10y t. Lincoln or our own pcople +, The
Government derives psltry pittanee from th,,
sale Of its bitaRacre land, which il can sparr
without INCONVENIENCE. If the offices were
closed, our own people who want the land could
not get ~ Next the Postmasters. Suppose
the mails nre stopped. who will H. injured, LIN
coin or our Peoplc' The mails are given to as
as a boon at an expense 10 the Goycrnmcni. and
arr ag Indispensable necessity 10 uS What
would lincoln care il we stole the mails No,
ahg- And last OF all, the Custom Hoase OH.
GERS, From the receipts ofour Custonihousc. gov
ernIncnt derives about 100000 per anuum.
This is the only department of the Federal Gov.
crnment the obstruction Of which would iniure
or annoy the Administration. But we have no
means Of obstructing the collection Of customs.
Suppose none OF car people dare sccep; Gus
tomhouse offices then lincoln will find North
ern men who will accept them. suppose they
darc not land upon our soil, then they can NJ
main on slnpboAri, and collect customs on board
n rrvcRue cutter And II need bc, Congrcss can
abolish Mobile n port Of entry. What good
would that do the commerce Of Mobile!
] think that have demonstrated the folly
and fuiiIity Of ,ic project proposed 10y the par
~ who would by terror, or violence. or public
odium' prevent persons from holding Office IN
der Lincoln. They would deprive US Of the
mails m indispensable necessity they would
close the Land Offices and the Courts which
would bc = matter of Indifference 20 the Admin
istration and the attempt 10 prevent the col
lection Of Customs would he ridiculous failure
Away, then with such triaing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
Its Eject.

Tbs Brrekinrdge Dsmocrney claim TO h. the
peculiar guardian. Of ,hs Interests and ;n,,itu.
tons u the South. Tbey oniy arr it, chAmpi .
"n.. To show the earnestness OF their devotion
they declare that the Uniou itself shall be dis
solved unless their ah-trae, and impra-tieahle
theor-s Of projection aro adopted What hs,.
e'cn the effects Of this design aIra.iy upon the
interests Of the South especially in Virginia and
The other slave-holding border. statrsf Fear.
ing that in tAeir mAslnes. abd folls some ae,.
leading 10 the disaster which th.s.. Di.unionists
w'eAcdiy labor 20 prUluce, will be committed.
and that a mere geographical line or the beds
OF narrow riVcrs may separate them FROM fr,,e
and I'm that event hostile territory. the alarm
thus naturally Pro'lucsSi together with the com
Pctitoh with which the shameful violation Of the
law Punishingt tine slavc trade enable. thcm tn
"agr the prces of Slaves bsre have tsclinr,I BE-
tween thru and four hundred dollars since Mr.
Breckinridges nomination, and the course which
he intends to pursue in the event ochi cl,c,ion has
been announced.
la the morc Southern States where capital /.
most active AMI Is most rcquired the banks s,,,-
ing The difficulties into which thee friends of
the South arr cndcavoring TO plunge it. have
Contracted their discounts until the finances Of
those States have bern most gricvousiy disorder
ell AMI they cannot b. restored until the death
kncll of Disuuion is rtin..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
The SUPERINTENDENT Meetlnr.

lherc was a large and spirited gathering Of the
lnion iirlL and E,EEErT citizens Of Shepherds
town on Saturday afternoon last, which WIS
addressed by our EIector ASDnEw y. KEW
~ and JoHs 4. JoSE.. Esqrs
Mr. kESSEpv spoke Tor upward. of an hour
--reVRwiHg The present condition u parties.
and The alarming aspect Of the country AMI in
voked the AL q mrn ofA1 parties 70 rescue thi.
state from he grasp q the designing YRnrevi,es
II 'l'c South Virginia, more than AL other
staies. hal shewu Der devotion 70 Tho I mon. and
now when the Issue ~ disunion w. TO ~ met
iao' 20 face It vas an important for tn pur-
Pose q staying The hsu'ls Il tlse preeptator. q
Dc cotton States Ard preserving tie in,seTisv
Of the tnirn that Virginia should rsi,str +, ~.
most emphatic noic--ii.s strong voice "a b,r
people The designs Il The sscossiunisis and
tbs could b. earriually done by reft.ipn her
vote 20 B5crkinrigs
liz speech was listened 10 vith mari III Al.
iention. anil must have its eject We re-,y.,
our inability 20 give fall report u 3, -espe.
eiaily a. it VS. tlle only one w. X has ben
abb To make iariog ths canvas
w '"A" spoke ~ ncafiy a. hour snd be
speech wa' ~" that rease'ed cr,dit upon him.
and did goal serrifr far o. oan.e ile also
mAdc strung appeal fof tie Union. uhirb b..
bon. ,h0ogh' eould h. saved by d. vote of Wiz.
ginia being east for BuL-
The cit,sns q tir old Potouae town. sl-svs
conservative aHd ir''e To- their country. an h..
''rmincd o. wrfk heartily IN he Cause. and vii
r"ll % On old trned majority ~ DsiL snI Ev.
gsrrT Of near goo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
Vel and NJ, $40.

~ hHs boeH wei said. that IN thr Surth hal 4.
a. hrr power 90 gl,ct ify, kurilsc ia v...I! g..
highly gnNi-, o. DO So u y, oaid h.. r,-.4r,. %
nN every cUH-gryau ,e mas .u Do, No5rf q.
u'uui anu defiance ~ o.. cmp hatir O.. y.-a....
90 = determination o. make uu con1grai -, ban.
t' kvp sp iirv war at so-tiusa.i.sti iu 81, ID. .l..
Sc,rr' sr'-'l term Alr. Brc,i inriI., b. ,rr.,.-
-tlI! nrtrleI iH tba NHr'h ~ ,s..tl.lal 900
dld''te ~ the 'u,ii,sBurut ui un, si.s..lt o..
ultra 'Rih"pn party ID ihe South ..rr ,r.-.-.,
ig unite ou him rafhcr 0n ~ Bin gfs d. r,.-.,-,
90 ~ conservative aad h8plrfa's D., 40 tartp.
ut' patrpts Of tlsg North would rrssri .5.h Fl.
step a. thg manifestation IT r. hi.th ..r,..
spirit We ,il nai hesitate g.. a.. dat o. .f,s
ton ~ NJ hFvokinuudlr voah c. M.
Nor'h into solid herubiiran phaiaaz Do.
','ernr ~ thii sr econ would p,rhtr-. have as
ale fnhiisu bat tbs AVOID Mr iIr, kIari-.i r..
W'n WIN almesi tic safnc rrpa .rpsltss - ,...
"'ul' Mr.. lsncoln. Iieuevrr b.r,af t.-.
men uiHy T.. tley are tbs Kep.y.ert.u,. al
'tif.- 30 -runual parties. Tie l.ar ar.
.pirndh carver ~ Bill and Eyergtt .n p8r.i.
hle - CERTAIN guarantee that their a,liiai.trs
h"n would rv wise. rshriihfory anil -a-t AT
Hiisi'e'"ry o. al SECTIONS R'esotlaf iGh.y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
No Chance.

~ usual The hoasting Democracy arc play
ins tt'ir ro riBies game and insis, upon Il that
l'1o k.urlsc alone 81 all he candidate. has ANY
prospect II sueress. Al agree that except in
iho-s states where an alliance with other par
tt- against IducClu has been formed. A. in New
YORK nud New Jersy NJ. Breckinrdgp cannot
carp an electoral vote except in Tia south
1t us scc what are tba probabilities 81 the re-
cult there The late elections ia Kentucky and
North Caro!.aa and The local elections in Wiz.
gin.s sll declare that beyond doubt ,hesr
Su'f- vill east their vote for Bell whilst Ten.
sr.-,o and Maryland arr every where and by
ss'ry body conceded 10 him. This give. Linn
rNgse~~1 q the southern electoral vote out Of
the auc hundred snd tv enty the aggregate Of
to- -ouibcn States Il j. equally certain that
Goarsia Missouri, Texas AMI Louisiana. in M
tvea'' nino votes vii 80 f,r Douglas or Bell,
pHlAp equally between tho two. IN ~hirh
event NJ iu either event. Mr. Brecek inridgr mus,
D." found in miuoriiy ever in tn Southern
STATE. nod a. in thc Cast0a States h. profor.
tinn oi ds~ electoral vote AWARDED him j. less
chan tiat given % Mr. Bsn t rrquirrs ii,e ~
Tuition ~ H0 dhhcali sum 10 srithmetir 10 show
shat Beds vote must D. lsre.r Boces-arily thar
hrhr kiafidgr- 10 this Calculation Of M. Hslfs
strength w. hasc dIroun oui of view eli other
SHts Than those IN which NJ Br, tinrdys \.
claimed 90 haFe any boTeful support NJ any par.
il '1-ngifaii'u 81 ~ worthy u eonsid,r.tior.
WHIST lrrnur. tbcn ct ne Do ehancs dl.trise :
Is % Hlt gel 81 always ~ hern = miserable chez a.
Oh, lass ns1rt ~ sinking party,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
Have You Counted the Cost,

The Disunionists talk as elibly Of "A d;.rup-
non OF the Union il il were msttcr VI very
easy accomplishment Such fthcm a. live in IN.
lotion States and DO not loec n negro wear.
have very little idea of the elect Of their foil,
mud wiekedncss upon the border counties of
virginia Maryland. Kentucky and Missouri
ia ssoiVe the Union, and with it your right "a, ~.
clam ingitiEos. and bow long would il take "a
transfer every slave within a hunalr-I miles al
Mason Ind DiNonls line beyond the reach Of ~.
Tiamauon. The people OF Virginia ARE alrrad,
grooming under the weight Of taAation. How
much norc would it require to keep up arn,iic.
and fortifrcations along the Potomac. Arr the
!eomanTy ready TO leave their ploughs AMI the
mechanics their workshops to stand scntr,- ON
the bordcrs' Who is 10 provide for the wives
ana children Of the defendersl VIII the bawl-
ing demagogues who make fuss abou, equal.
liy IN the States supply the sinews Of war -
M they take their nusket. and keen Guar,
On the frontiers. Not one Of them. Who amons
TIC SHAREHOLDERS Of Jefferson are ready to 6rht
Tor the privilege of taking negroes to Kansas or
DecotAh' Who has any to spare to 20 TO w.
gion where the white people arc now upon the
bnnk Of starvation!
Out upon the bAbblers! Scout them a. trai.
tors 10 their kith and kin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
~reaoahIc sccc,,inn

Nih iuAny The Hiea srrul, o. J-r,'aii. tN,f.s....
mao EfacCshN s-eet;s nom fi- Vr.- ..
aras .rsn u wihout Caa..s., .isr,,s ..r .,,..,..
D. The Sa;iou. % ~. r.,,uf uaa..l U,h.,.l 49,
IT. last great sfscch ia thc Ssat, on ne -,h Gu.
isJ0. Hear hini
Mr.. President should rIuch rr.c,
kavc hcard, from every u,etpi,r "a ~. a
dscisrauens 90 "tnmen that this Union -..-.
cover u dissolved than the Doe I.,rati,.,, 80
90 ~ any body, that. ia any cas,. .r,g
prvssurU a any circumstance. su.b . ~. =
uon Wa P9ssitlC- ! hear with ti.fr,... a. =
gaish the wori ''~rccSsicn.F csy--, ,s,lk "a
tails iron, the lip- at those vGo IA. -.
hnd known % the country, anil known al o..
uhe world icr thcir' political service.
son. Teau'bir 0vcrss@l' Sir voar ,,c, n,A
unnc nrr never dvStir ~ tn ~, tim, m -. 4
The acknowledgements ii this vast ca,ir.-. ,...t
oa' CONFUSION Tbs breaking up ,f A.. ~.
thit> uf thc trrat ncrp without r,.sl,,...t
iacc Who - - foolish I ber ever, t-i....'-
don' a. 20 expect ~ scc ANY such lss -
~ Who r'rs thc~r ~'atcS BOW involving Ia Ia
m"as aF''a'sl .. common centre. Asl -, =.
~ 'eF'H quit u'eir places si.d ~ -. wl,h.s,,
cpnVulston my io-Ik tn a.,yt b.,rr. a., ~. =,
heavenly bodies rush from their .pi--... -
l"stc against each other "a ~. t,.Ia.. u, -.
nith'nt causing tr wr,ek al the rni,,,.
iaere can % 40 such jh.n- ~ f-hr.sbI, So.
apn- foaceab!c -..,.i j. "a No., -,
puitl. Il the great tHr,tit .l'ia,, upl.r -. 4
W live. cuvcrinc ti,.~ aLul. s,.,,ptr,, !.
haw,d and melted avg t. -.--s..,,,r :. -
SHOWS GA use sn0untaiH as..t MIR IN. ins,,,,l,,
Of y 'rrnal sun, dssapi-ar aln..t -
AMI run OF No. .ir y. .lrl, I III -,
STATE What n,'gi.t produce IN. dJ.rss,,, - a..
mon hut, ~, 80 a. piainl, j. i ., tl., .y,
'n hs7sNep shat that disruption ll..It ,.s.t ,r,
duce lsS, that q must lsr.-l,ss, ,var AID s,rb
var a. viii not el-s,lllr. "a 81. ,yl,, t.,,..
charactvr7
Fs'ceabls Secession, Psacrala,. ~,,,.....,,
70. concurrent a.,rcrarut oi alI th, ul.u..-.r-
OF this grvat r-pubiic a. separate, ,,lasr,
.! stiimaiion. with alim0n, un thr ,l, ,.i,n AMI
o. 'ile othcr Why, what would b.. tOr. r.,.r,l,-
Nhorc ! thu line Ia b. drawn What sat-
81 ." s'7''iie hat j. o. remain Au,r,
hat ain 20 Gc. An American no lafr.r
An - ercouu, sectsor,al man a l.--ai u,.s
sejsarist With M cooatr, M common vtt!, H..
e'ntlcman who 81 armand ina h,.r.. or Mo i,p
ihe other llouS' II Congre-sl Heaven t,rl.,l
W here u the flag II thc rcpubHc tn r.,pain
hsrc i the eagle stili 20 tower. Or 81
cover and shrink and tall 20 the gruuuI VII,
sir our ancestors our fathers and ,ur rrr-
iaih'rs thos' AZ ihcu that an, vet living nnlt.sf
Us Win prolonged lives. yvuuhi r,-iy,lk, anal ~.
proarh has anal our cbudnu and our -r.nl
children would cry out shame uron us. II " Il
this generation should is-houur thss.. sns,.,r. .
the power "t ID" government aud IN. bart,.,...
81 That mon whIch b. ever, dAy f,lt anlut., Lad,
with ~ much Iey and trrufiifIIr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
Another Great Meeting i'm New
York.

The Cooper Institute ia tie city Of New York
was again crowded on Monday night with the
friends Of the Cnion The crowd was address.
Ell IN eloquent and earnest terms 10y the Hon.
Mcssrs- EwiSG of Tennessee IluLi,Kp Of Ala.
h"na, and BoTuEH Of Virginia. These gentle
men made earnest appeals to the conservative
'entimcnt Of the great State Of New York 10
a'd IN Syertins the evils which now threaten the
peace OF the country. Their rrmarks were ~
eeeed with great appreciation, aud good rcsnlt.
arc ANTICIPATED on Tuesday nsNt, Mr.. BornEE
assured has hearers that this was the most i'm
p"r'aht week that had ever prcccdc,l Pre,i-
dental election. AMI in this opinion IL we may
J"dgo from the activity MANIFESTED. ,l,o people
present heartily coneurrrd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
a Reckless statement.

in The number for October 2Jrd 81 The Tl,K..
P|"aeaf DeHocrai il vas alleged that in some
% ''c STATE, (which wcrc cnuincraie,li tia Con
s'i'"tiohal Cnion party had presented no Eler.
torS
We cannot beiieve tha, orr neirhi,or wilfuli,
TsTre'r"'ed such gross uistntcuoent. aud vet
70 snrTosc thai u vas doBo iguOrnntlr so,il,l
BE- extremely uncomplimcotary 90 bis iBtelli.
gcnee. It's. however. Hoffyse that M the .tate-
NAMED. o. 10 any o,,ef States. esrep, ub,r. al
parties oppoa,d - lincoln arr combined that
iherv ia no Beii-Ererctt Electors nominated. bn,
On tao contrary 10 cry one q ths thirty .,hr,s
hhe (nsioa states cSeopie,D there - a faII snd
eo'npleie Electoral uckei piedrri o. rhc slertos
~ ihe Constitutional Union csniidaies VIII
our frisad iuake ~ eorrrrtiorf