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DampiitiHiatrt ,m'lttu Saitmcnp II. T,w

EampiitiHidbrt ,mlttn Jiicbmcnp II. Nsw 2rrt.
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tsiipnerc unr SuneilrrS ranh. iins Bet e tslseaen
Sudniitdi un;sr JatIilrrsts ;u bateR tei
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Ter llntsr,cbns it ,Ht I'M Stanc, itesn Suftras in
iensn tsiafs dueutiitrsn un 10 ttis Ills mralt
&iut guSmah 2 "a. gen III frrtir1bItnc rrrraiha
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strtrtti dui itine Irrft &uSirabl rrn Marrapen
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Irire prpn,rt ttierst. Graneis Ylute.
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gu 81. ,psrib So; 500 Stmd Gcttrn Tr,na, III
Cts. per sIrr, nct tiIis ,u lu Gts. wrllsnr
uuterfleirtr Gamtr'e, Gbrd unr Sme Nnslin
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Srtraa. Dem pubi,tum brrm,i sit 9irih,ruma.
rhb lib ttGiasr ais j. ptrfdnI, unn ruB ib ctr
mann su sintm Sr,ndt meintS Sicrta tln!arr
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Fem putrtum rit sr9etsnltS An,ist, rae rcr
II tel icidhn,tr in lrurm caulc am 4len Marft
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Sefamntn,asbu"Seu.
MONTICELLO HOTEL

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hsns une aerdumist Saa miro t;i rrrt nncatsn 9ansn
NeittHS tm"ipbtn
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ltr llntsr;eitn,te erlnutt iid isneu u,rtbr~
ten Nrne,n uui ctm ltstrten Nutum iittrtaur n rt-
mtaS yNItr tItit r,riertiaen Sii,ilu une Sduhu
S'''r SuNli5t e9ettr III smri,tss. %ttlun9,n wreen
rrrmrt pe htner Gus9efubrt
0srr1t Etuftl.
9ir. l5j s'rrset-.. Ticn,cslr Srttl,
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&uifsrn. Supps,
Sttrdttue Auifsrn.
Nnliern iriih aus her Shals n.tif auttn
@etr ntsn u iertr :}rit bti
Srbn Marrhuuisn, Nsf.:
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Ncfcr Sci>icf.

He. i96 Srraetr., ,wiidtn Der Gten uuc item.
etii Stui,dtn Nutltum Ole ,rlten, aniiat elS m.in
SMus. uuS Stis',yIstr iir Screen unc Ham,n nct az
:SIt M une esc IN NTH Treutn rsrre iuh meintn
u, mem " t<t enlhIs sencs Nrtsiteu w.rNtn unb tt
lilt IrSltiutri. ptttr SHid.
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SpIr9es lr ndblttn Srnlmtr auf yLItr. 3ltr tenntr
pcn ltSf fur ltct Nudr'uI; .s::kb IN p;yttu
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2llls Sprtcn
Srmptpir Siicbcr (BLANK BoOKS)
1sdmunas- unp St,reitparltr. Tinte in aler
5nrseu. SitaeIlad. Otlateu. Statitptrn &C.
Osutihe !6alenptr fur s q Hnp ,u tattu
bel &. y. :.tedsr, Srrdri7rdsr
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Gds Der 2ttu uup Srpdcitraee.
3H, cat 3tmpn rlttlIt sinta9s' &C rteiitn Ttesl
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ttrartil Guiiat tti tm abNter, OIL elcon uttnuat
it, eurt aui. uni eautrsas @rhsit ens ltthr 2uuntr
iuirtscen iu ltiltn Aus Au y rGaturt strrtH ttn,i
au5ssfuhr'. @tllirm M-r.
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G. A. FAUCHE.
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II r NJ Il th r nnp - W tll leFg
23i lireacs n4bt rtr :Geu StrdEt.
e. q. fau6s r.r jtif sitrlncSman ts sf1hrtn in cen
frFt. uarn- une Str,ltr 0;iddTIn srn pArIo e'tnf.
SNhfen uns Mem ls EeihIfttt mdr, trtt lt ben 2ur-
atn aibmprrs ri, ar;ciI, III ma,te rlf ,r 2: SsaeI
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HeamtH uno Jar 3u.ri,ctnftit slSfuhrtn III flnu,n.
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sSm. Z. Mprre.
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Aorm. =. loi:itt,
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:sTt'mmnetr Ntitt, cue i'll ZEN t9u Nrsiitn rsrfaui,
2Sn !. Hrrrt
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ntrr,u fsantu W.retn nit $500 ,akC s,re&a,t.
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9>irliuiii,,r HSsiu.

Trlinidsr 9Gsin.
Dr llntrisihue n,ctlt e,ai m.inlitt,ue,u wusIfun,
litu tltiargtnen GaIStl une N7rc Sttei,nS ,in. he
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euni unr ldest iam Stutt etIisttn irturrlirit ,in
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sieMe 9tasciacm.
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an Prropnr.. ,riihsn p.r 2. nm s. StrnEt.
11nt,r,etntr niat etm etutiHsn Gutum sis ,rsestns
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Cabinet Maker,
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rcebnrbt u. Sdurr,
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fsnz,,ue,m 9Ncari eit,t vNaer III bt'rtr,n.
s,ivs, >rrtii, u rtsat ,~e'enrn9 r,rrtu iustttrt.
WATSON = BAYLY,
Stif,utlits o,sriyttS 9tum,ilte.
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r1,n Ger 5tdo atttmrnb unS cen MpiH Gruritn scr
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.s9m x. 9ssticn ut Mlltih nnitte 'SIahS GsmnIt'
rtr unc G.nmiiiicntr III 9Sdnctrr.
SIMusl ;. |arir III Ic.,mtucntr " llnhe Sia'o
GwrI VI Glais,s Gtmmiicusr OF Sesso unc Sh,uhu
Nstlr Cinu: @antltrdfe. IN WesetnS SsA
iblitS=Grrifuuul.
5rhu Fsrbis
Il; rem etu Htu pu;l tum an e&r CT sir stui'tt Srtt
rel S4ucIuul III etr 9rrGc. Hrthtn e' stem une az
SITGft scV tIS m9nhlt or tlrt esull"th
f1unte uac >prrluile ale e,titu Elnie 2rba,n. hul
tY,rit, psri,ttn 0a,n, s'rrm SuveInlN, Santrt.au
fri e beuIucitbt ,rmSt. S;ctRt ttrcdtn une utr1t'
GSarceler III Sdii IL.
o. em.rreu R,at, Nau- une S,thupftdtat (vesttd).
Nii, N,trrlr;s Stt, erii rit Ntnst %rsttrc-Frite.
Lu.r Iut,u Ginf NJ ii rltIt III etn SMne attpt. {
ism JeiuntuSsu m ttis jriItr tiui'r sEl1rt III m
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6. JaDrgangs.

TIC German ADVERTISERS,
g. HAssEt, Editor and Proprietor,
Is publishes every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per hnnun, payable in advance.
Terms fpr Advert se:ncnts reasonable
r,yrrcE: 7th Str. between CLAr X I.rIcu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-20
Roll ON the Rail.

The New York Express says that the opinion is daily
strengthening everywhere and with everybody that is
free speak his mind that John Bell will be the next
President Il is anticipated that the revolution viii,
has already commenced at the South will extend to he
North and that shall have of the scenes
o.ISi0 Many Of our citizens who have recently re-
turned from Massachusetts, report that there
husasm there for Incon and that thousands Of Demo-
Gratis will vote for Bell and Everett From Pennsylvania
100 We hear Of numerous secesons from the ralspers
Philadelphia in blaze for the Union ticket and in many
Of the interior counties the excitement is Unprecedented
II the conservatives Of al parties do their duty between
This and November, the country will be redeemed from
the hraom of angry and selfish factions and be placed
once more under the guardianship of men who "hon
est, capable aud faithful 10 the Constitution"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-20
Union RaIIy Yin Ns.hvI.Ie.

We learn from the Banner that an enthusiastic Bell
aud Everett meeting held in South Nashville FRI
DAY night last The people turned out by thousands,
and With the Clubs Of the different wards bands Of
s, transparencies Sc marched to the place of meeting
A they passed the residence Of the Hon. John Bell,
bout went up that made the wekin ring. Stirring
speeches we're made by Hon. John S Brien, Col. W..
AcCounico, Col Chas. f. Grove, Col GOlliday &c. The
news from Kentucky created Juror among the Bell
men which has seldom been witnessed.
Marx our prediction! Tennessee, the home of John
Bell will roll up majority Of twenty thousand for her
patriotic and distinguished the Sth day OfNoveu-
Der next:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-20
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention re-assembled at four o'clock
On motion of Mr.. Wade, a committee was appointed
to wait upon Gen. Foote, Of Tennessee, invite him TO
take seat in the convention and address the body at
P NJ. Committee-Messrs. Wade, Baskerville and Hoge.
Mr. Irving suggested that the formation of the eecto-
al ticket should be delayed until the conference commit,
tee had submitted u report
Mr. NJ. G. Hartman said that the train from Richmond
had passed Charlottesville to-day before the receipt there
Of the dispatch of by the committee. He had re-
ceived dispatch from Charlottesville containing sug-
ges,ion from Gov. Smith response had been sent and
until the Charlottesville committee could be heard from,
courtesy required that the electoral ticket should not be
reported.
Mr. Stoya said that the committee organization
not ready TO report.
Mr. Hurley Of Richmond, addressed the convention in
opposition to any compromise. He was willing to re-
ceive the Breckenridge Democracy if they would come
here with the Of penitence trckng down their
cheeks but not otherwise.
After remarks by several MEMBERS the understanding
was arrived at that neither committee should report I'M
Ill o'clock,
The Convention then addressed by Messrs. O. y.
Collier Of Petersburg Tochman of Alexandria, and Jas.
II. Cox, Of Chesterfield.
Mr. Chancellor moved vote Of thanks TO Maj. Toch-
man for bis able address. Carried.
The Convention then adjourned until o'clock. Be
fore Dispensing the crowd called upon Mr. Hurley, who,
in response entertained them with humorous and point
ed address.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-20

looking 70 the future when We should be looking TO the
past revolution has already taken place, and are
now living under government, which no free people
would ever have assented to. The silent operation Of
events has entirely changed the constitution In its
practical operation the checks and securities that
belonged TO have disappeared and at the
mercy Of sectional majority. Reliance the Supreme
Court for protection Is not the doctrine Of the State
rights party. That tribunal will soon be in the hands Of
our enemies and will give only such protection the
vuture gives the lamb We should be looking to what
awaits u.s. When the crisis comes should be ready
to meet it. We should not therefore, now be making
distinctions among the people of the South. The
fate awaits US all. He would not throw up the cold
shoulder to those who may sympathise with us-nor
would be enter into base compromise with those bitter
enemies who maintain the doctrines Of the Dou-
glas. Gentlemen talk Of awaiting an overt act
Have we not had overt actsl Have not fifteen
States null6ed by law the Fugitive Slave Act
Was not the fatal compromise Of 1850 an overt act >?
What acts shall wait for He called upon them to
take their stand patriots Let US have no more
compromises but trust to the God Of Battle Our IA.
theirs did not count the cost They fought point Of
honor They three millons-we nne But be be-
eved that the idea ofcivi war the Union dssoy
ed was chimera There might be border forays but
dozen intrepid Virgiuans would queI them But If war
should come, in so just cause, who would shrink from
itY Our forefahers with third Of population and
not tenth OF our territory, went TO preamble,
because il involved point Of honor Had we not
age enough to follow their examples What there
SO hard to give up in our present governments The
Constitution already repealed eiee and incapable
Of maintaining rights. The popular mind should be
famiarized with the thought Of separation. II should
be directed to the glorious position that Virginia would
occupy II the Union destroyed The speaker then
drew picture Of the results that would flow in the de.
veopment Of our material resources-commerce, manu-.
features, and agriculture. Norfolk would become the
great emporium OF Southern empire and the OF
wealth that now flows TO the North from the rich States
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RrecaInrIdge'. Prospect. I'm the North.

Br,eknridge has scarcely cOrpOTaIs guard Of sup
porters in the Northern States. None but oicehOlder
and their dependents and connexions to be sustain
ing him; and three-fourths of these will abandon his
sinking fortunes long before the day Of election. That
able and noble conservative paper the Boston Courier
saws
'Mr John c. Breckenridge viii not carry five thousand
voters 20 his cause in Massachusetts,. He will carry
twenty thousand in New England In running him, you
help LiacOlu."
There is no earthly doubt Of the fact stated by the
Courier "In running Brsetinridgs yoH help Lincoln i'
That il as true as gospel Aud let the honest and par-
otto voters Of the country look that fact in the lace and
resolve at once to vote for Bell and Everett
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Systematically and thoroughly, and to ii that our en-
lire vote Is 40 the polls the day Of election Now that
here are two Democratic tickets 10 the ed the danger rs
from over-eOadHcs on the part of our Bell and Everett
friends in Virginia That may be the fatal stumbling
block in our road to victory and vewan our Opposition
friends against it in time. Let Us all 60 to work earnestly
and euergetcay, and glorious and unprecedented tri
umph viii be ours We have the electoral vote of Vir-
ginia in our own hands-et us not lose il BY our own
folly To the rescue, men and brethren and all will be
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ELECrORS

D1yr. lsr. l. II. CHANDLER, of Norfolk City.
End TRAVIS Il. EPES, Of NOttOWsy,
" Sd. THOMAS BRUCE Of Halifax.
&" 4th. JOHN T. THORNTON, Of P. Edward.
5th. JAMES =. JOHNSON. of Bedford.
&" 9Th. MARMADUKE JOHNSON, of Richmond
7th. LEMUEL J. BOwDEN, of Williamsburg
Sh. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN. Of Niddlesez.
9Th. b H. SHACKELFORD, of Fauquer.
." 10Th. ANDREW f. KENNEDY, of jefferson.
" llth. FRANCIS T. ANDERSON, of ROckbrdge.
18th W. R. STAPLES, of Montgomery
&" 18th WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
l4th. J. J. JACKSON, Jr., Of Wood.
18th. A. B. CALDWELL, Of Ohio
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Young Mems Rally TO-NIght-Lct there be n
RouslngI MeeGing!

The young men Of Richmond will meet at the African
Church tonight, for the purpose Of organizing a Bell
and Everett club Let gallant young friends turn
out this evening by hundreds upon top Of hundreds.-
Let the Church and the ground be filed to oyerOwng
Let not a single young Wing and American in the city
he absent tonight But let them all come and let the
occasion be one Of extraordinary refreshing and re-
oieing In a word let the work Of the canvass be be-
gun tonight with zeal aud enthusiasm that will
duct US TO a glorious victory in November
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NIGHT SESSION

The Convention was called order by the President
at O'Clock.
On motion Of Mr.. Wallace the resolution for the APP
pointment Of committee to Inform Judge Douglas Of
the invitation extended him rescnded and that
duty devoved upon the President Of the Convention.
THE NEGOTIATIONS FOR COMPROMISE.
Mr.. NJ G. Hartman presented a verbal report from the
Conference Committee, and the following teegraphic
messages which had beer exchanged.
STANTON, Aug. H. 1860.
TO Coz. Smith
Toe President Of the Stanton convention has receiv
ed your Dispatch and reports that the convention here
has appointed q committee Of five 10 confer with the
committee appointed BY the Charlottesville convention.
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There will be a grand mass meeting of the friends of
Bell and Everett in Warrenton, FAuquier county, on
Friday and Saturday next the oath and 25th Of this
mouth number of distinguished speakers viii be pre-
sent and address the meeting. We hope our Fauquer
friends will have glorious time on that occasion. Let
every voter in the county Wing and Democratic, make
il pOint 20 attend!
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We learn from Kentucky that the immediate personal
and political friends of Mr. Breckenridge exceedingly
dspirted BY the result Of the election in Kentucky
for Clerk of the Court Of Appeals that they regarded
that election, as did also Mr.. Breckenridge, test of
his strength in the State and that they longer have
hone Of his carving the State Of his election.
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nora1As am JoHysoy viii srEEcHITY.
Another DIsuniOn Letter.

Hon. W W. Boyee, South Carolina N. c publishes a
letter which he begins with the following proposition
''If Lincoln be elected, think the Souhe1, States
should rithGrag from the Union all; il all then
many ~ will and If no other South Carolina alone, in
Inc prompiest manner and by tie most direct means
The Fayetteville Observer remarks that such pronunci
amentoes from the Breckenridge leaders becoming
very common They put up Breckenridge, not with any
hope of eectng him, but Lncou's election if
possible and then break up the UaiOn. We do not think
the plan proposed honorable IL is 'heads wir
tails you lose" An election is farce if the result as
certaned the defeated party is to make revolution
II We 20 into it. the pledge to abide its result is none the
less binding because it is an implied pledge. If the Union
to be dissolved therefore, Jet it be done before the eoc
ton and save the country from the ehild play of voting
and the South from loss Of honor.