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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30
Two Il Tic Z Disunionfsis.n

JohnC. Bfeckipfdige and Joe Lane arc
denounced>as disunioaiists from Maine IA
Florida from Florida, ar the way round
the United States boundary. up 10 the
EXTREMIST Northern limit Of Washington
Territory-theace along The Canadian
line 10 the waters or the Aroostook, .'al
Tie Beginning land everywhere else
These two gallant soldisFs, The only can
didates ont of tbs EIeHT now before tie
people who have ever fought for tseil
coaatty--ihe only two who have eyer
risked their lives indetsaee fher koaor-
the only two who could be counted ofle
do so aodin--afe denounted as disuion,
isis 4 Now. rs not Ihfs ridieul us? Vile
believes in any such nonsense?
Gen. Lane has never fully recovered
from the wound received in his arm al
the battle Of IBuena Vista. He was shot
by q musket ball, when commanding his
regiment, but changed his sword into his
left hand and wentS0n ii the battle with,
out 4 word 81 complaint falling from hi.
lips. He was some distance i'll front D.
his regiment, when lie was shot, and the
bravery displayed by him cheered III.
men. He shouted to them 10 stand the
FIRE and fall like men.--Rick. Enquirer
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30
Ialsr rom Califofnia and OREGON.

ST.. JosEPHs. Del. 23.-The pony Exs
press, With dates from California 10 The
10Th instant. arrived here To-day. Tie
10. 8. Senatorial election in Oregon soc-
Cured on the ed Of October. Nssmith
Douglasite, has been chosen for the long
term, and Baker, Republican, for the
short term. The latter is non intern,
tim Republican Of The Eli Thayer school.
The California Republicans wish Baker
to the State 10 help Them carry il
Tor Lincoln. i
Forty-six persons. including twenty
seven women an children, who were With
an emigrant train. were massacred By he
Snake Indians. Only one person con,
Iected with The train escaped. q
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30
The A,samtat ID j Knt! Shell.

!. e Z. There are several things the Doug
S 1870 = ~ e. =: s-h9a they are talking o
The Bfeckinringe parry has M. sps
Of the disihion fenlimeut The, e i6f 20
among other things. that Herschel v,
Joh0son. the Douglas candidate for yice
President, vas once The disunion candi
date Tor Governor of Georgia. and was
beaten BY the Union candidsie--ihc Hon,
Howell Cobb, one Of the Cabinet. aud al
earnest supporter Of Breckenridge.
The above. from HE Cincinnati Z Com
mercial.' = is worth ten columns Of unfound-
ed assertionlrom the y Douglas press. An
exchange well remarks. il presents the
trnthin nut shell. 1fthe supporters 81
Breckenridge and Lane were The Disan-
ion party. johnson would be4for them.
and Howell Cobb il opposition. fo- he
never breathed disunion sentiment 81
entertained a disunioL thought, while the
letters and speeches Of johnson are full Of
both.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30

FLuyANSA REDEKSEp. - News has been
received here that Dr.. Nelson, Breckin.
ridge Democrat, has been elected to The
House from Fluyanna by ga majority
The gain here for The Breckenridge De-
mocracy is more than zoe over the vote
for Governor. lie Why may take this
to restrain its unnecessary exultation at
The Opposition and Douglas gain Of 22 IL
Amelia and NottoMay Mr.. Dickinson
[ Breckenridge carried his district by an
overwhelming majority. and Mr.. Nash
(Breckinridgs) beats The strongest Doug
las manin tie district. Win such major
tiles sud victories satisfy our neighber Of
the H'Aig that Bell is strong in Virginia !?
These Opposition victories IN Virginia
are like heir power ii the Union, with
tweniy-three ispfess htatiyes and two Sen
atcrs in Congress, and getting eightyelsct
toral votes 10 The Uuiied States. Rick-
mohd Ezdmii,isr.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30

Il seems Mr.. Douglas il insensible 10
shame His audaciiy amounts 10 subIim.
ity. He has forgot how to blush. Re.
ppdiated By The North. and spit upon BY
Stales that have always voted for tbe
Democracy, he comes South for the purr
pose " instracting our people how q
vote He has no strength ID ne South
mo hope Of carrying . single Southern
State What then oan 81 The object Of
he visit Why il Is simply to defeat
Breckenridge and to give The South TO
Bell viii Democrats aid him 10 graft
Tying HE petty spite Memphis 4yd.
iancke. lsss i +.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30
.TNUiBLE PROPERTY I'M aAkkgF. ].
Commissioners, sale.

TYNDERfhe iecEee3renlered ON ina 26fh
dsyof ID ne, tsia, III he s,iit ,enslinr i,
Cllancefy in KanaN ia Cifcnif Cont. n hs 4. !.
|in Alexander W z Qnarfief Is Gsssplaiaant
and William b. Quarter "a hsrs.
lsndsnts, the nnslersigne { SpeciaI Comn.is-
bsiouers, will offer for sale ana viii sem Il he
hA{hesi. bidder, al the font door 81 ibe. Couft
Ho6Se a. "A III cs,sr.,sy. IN rIsSsna 81,
liza rs. II. !, \. IN. /1.,;,Is. ,oco
1RA's"y'> 81 ss'i ~ s., Vsspoef' ! eps''
ths following Lands sitnated on The South
westside 81 hana .,s k*strs opposite CiMIltg-
ion. BELONGING 70 HE estate % he late Mon
e, Z, a;arrisr hrss Lands emhrese
Wlala Y known as .. Willow Hank, s. amt are
ialo oH arg de- crioe1 ~ the plat late made
Is snlsevof Gols' q Three tracts. 0ps ol
81 s. i 80 q tl,5 tfaet
sM o..nsIiy lns Ies'asnee O. ne iamy g he
~ .ns lass nhsAanusf Qaarrief, aeresseds con-
si.s sse ~ one hali othfT. called
se T. s., I'm tiaeI anu lying mostly on the bank
g .ae nss., cohaalnlng lnfee lonI'hs o. ~
as.s. ama sns g calied
.. il,l "a o0tO'l iana ogei nsfs conT
sp,ns S11sslss- 9 acIss Of NH and =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30
Tltk,l,-Fitk,ts.

IL ~ nope me IFlenus or tne Democratic
party in all the surrounding counties.
will send orders foriiickets Immediately.
The election Is close at hand, and the
mails are slow
As soon as you see this, write TO us
for tickets. We win furnish them at
four dollars per thousand. or fifty cents
per hundred. Send on your orders.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30

i ] =
In 1856. die old line Wings ofVirQin.
ia declared that they could never vote Tor
any man who had slaldered Henry CLAY,
and gave that as b, reason why they could
not Support Buchanan against Fremont.
Now, Douglis is their second choice for
the Presideuy $50 they say--and they
even sing louier p@nsIin his praise than
they do Ia th6r own candidate. Perhaps
they have a unpleasant recollection 81
certain chaEes of"bargain and cofrup-
ton, made sgainst MI. Clay BY one John
Bell who wss ihens jackson Democrat.
But let Us sc how Judge Douglas stands.
on, this. question.
The Daily Democratic Union, a Doug.
las paper publshea at Peoria, Illinois.
gives The blowing sentiment from 4
speeel Of Jaig4 Douglas, At Carrolton,
ia 1914, whin he was candidate for
Congress- against David d aNoodson, as
something cgediable ID him:
HENRY CLlr is a black hearted traitor.
and the only American statesman who
ever SOLD RiAsiLF for British gold"
Now hear wtat John G. Breckinridge
said Of Mr.. Clay, and let. it stop your
mouths torevF, ye Simon pure oId-line
Wings:
III / we're write bis epitaph, Iwould
ihscribe, as tle highest eul6gy on tile
stone which sail mark his resting place !:
+ Here lies nan who wasin The public.
service for tifg years and aever attempted
to.deeieps his SHntrymsp. =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30
Ths COnt,sI d Maryland.

Ii is now almost universally conceded
tllA MARYLAND Is sale fol Breckenridge,
and chat iIle S0nll will present an undi-
vided front. rhe total route Of the Know
Nothing purity inSihis city has shown to
the adherents 81 Bell and Everett through
out the Siat6 thar they cannot hope for
success throuslit The fraudulent rnajorities
That. were formsrIy rolled up here; and we
hear daily ofhopest Democrats who. see
4 ing how uselessl is % throw away their
votes for Douglas. have determined 10 60
with the greal majority Of the party for
Breckinridge. Yesterday we met very
aoli->s who hAn ueeIf = Iiraeat from Ere.
Iportefsof Douglas. who assured us thai
he had determined to- ahaal.>-. -i--.i ~
was convinced was o hopeless effort. and
unite with the friends Of Breckenridge and
Lane. He said further, thathe should e
home, and 90 earnestly 10 work to carry
all his frieiids The same way. We know
fof others 10 this city who have come Ia
1.-THE same determination, and all who un-
derstand the feeling Of Tie State will speed,
Eily jfollow their example, unless they oh;
sunately prefer 70 throw away their votes
The moral effect Of an honestyot in
this city will be felt throughout the Safe
Tks frauds perpetfated here placed boil
the City and State governments in tht
hands Of tho Know Nothing party. There
would be 1 Democratic government a
Annapolis to-day, but forr The infamou,
frauds perpetfated by The Know Nothing
ruffians Of this city. The people Of ID,
counties see and feel now that their no
nest votes are not ID be oserborne By
such means amy longer. and therefor,
they will work the more earnestly for Til.
right. The Know Nothing party, feeling
that their Stronghold las been taken, lEei
rufiian clubs which have heretofore secu
red the victory for them have been routed
and driven ont. win feel that the contes
is hopeless, and their exert,ons willspro
portionaieiy fail. The good old State
which has been for years misruled AM
misrepresenied, will assums her formel
proud positionas Law abiding commu
k1i;y, and stand With her sister States o
The south as bolwark against theen
croachmenls I fanaticisnn. We saw i,
The true friend Of shs Constitution ami
: ::, !. Mon, rally 70 the support Of Breck
'nr'uge fnu he only available op
sec,ionaIism that is sweeping ovs Aff0I iii,
country - Bah. RepRJiicon.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30
Before another issue Of the .stoy n

Before another issue Of the .ssar, The
political eampaign win have closed
During IBIS great struggle for State
Rights, We have endeavored to do our
whole duty. We have nsithet spared
friend Or foe, but have only sought q
preserve this glorious Union. By indu.
cling our fellow citizens to vote for The
Constitution IS il is believing as We d.
chat 20 Union can Or win exist with that
sacred and only bond impaired sor, trod.
den under foot. We have thrown our
littls all toward the election Of BsEcK1s.
RIDGE and Lane. on the 6th Of Norem.
beF Tuesday next, beeauss they rep:
resent hhe only true principles, and are
The only standard bearers Who can defeat
Lincoln and bis minio1s. With he pso:
PIE i the result. Gosyots for Brsckia.l
-ldgs and Lane and your duty viii BEL
performed.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30
Tirkets..

Voters should be careful in selecting
heir tickets. Remember you vote forthe
Electors. A ticketmay be headed Brock.
infidge and Lane and Jet be q Bell Of !
Douglas Ticket. We have the genuine
ticket at the bead Of our editorial column
and will enclose ticket in each paper fol
our subscribers. j.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30
The Ratile az liz S.etinn,.

4 The political campaign 81 $50 is bu
Gle elimination Of the two grand idea,
litat have been, at work FOR the suprema
81 10 this government from tile begin,
Hipg, It5s che last batlls for liberty. 4.
dsEped bylaw. From hence forward, i
We fail, here can be but two results, Ell
! fher 9 Southern Republic and a Northern
mobocracy, or a Union whose principle Of
aetion will BE- " woe 10 the vanquished z
either ! Southern Republic, or a Unior
founded and shaped upon q law higher
than the Constitution. 1.-The law Of pas
sion. Every barrier Of the Constitution
iH snch Union will 60 dow. il at all,
States must PreserSsyonet, and substitute
A tbece Of the cannon for the voice Of
the Constitution, a. the onlysbarrier 10
the demon spirit Of the fanaIicism of our
age and generation. We have struggled
fn this canvass for the Constitution, we
have struggled to preserve it, for in its
preservation is wrapped the great jewel
gf the revolution, /" liberty as defined BY
law. For this our Washington fought,
for.this our Franklin wrote. for this our
Henry spoke, Jor this our Calhoun died,
for this our Southern party is 10 60 10 the
poles. sternly, Silently. deeply moved,
looking upon the Bell and Douglas men,
like the soldier looks upon the unarmed
and .timid Yillager where he stands gazing
on the advanced Of serried ranks as tbey
move toisictory or death.
Let us then move on, We fght the bat.
ties Of the brave and the free we even
fight forahe liberty Of those whose blind
party zeal has made them unwittingly
the enemies Of the honor and The rights
Of this great South, where cons.isutional4
liberty and constitutional law. must soon3
retreat for shelter and security. We
may have 70 take to us !" the ark Of tbsl
covenant, |" ana defend il from its enc
mics without and the traitors within this
splendid Southern temple al which they
nowshake the lighted torch, With tie yeIlI,
Of savages. mad for the blood Of our civ
ilization. To speak to the Bell men Is
nov too late, spear 10 the Few Douglas
men. who stand trembling with conscious
folly j. too late. But Ills fitting and Ills
great % speak ior the Constitution and
the law. p this the perhaps list hour for
their defence. Then Democrats, come
IS one msp come bternIy, silently and ,
cast your bread upon she iurbid waters
i may return after many day. Il win
Be food % strengthen those who come 81
lersus. Il Virginia shall fall at the feet !
81 those who seek to traduce her, mighty
zill Be that fall. our countrymen and :
he Constitution 10 broken fragments = :
hurled q the skies. win return and bury 8 &
unworthy sons ID ! common ruin. 2
xlps RETuRss.t9ur friends. a..
sclerks and shsrifEsof the sur. !,
nties viii confer great fayorli.
Ting q The Star The earlil e :
j. heir counties. III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30
Congressional Csnysntlon.

We are requested to announce 1.-THE
Committee have fixed upon Patkersbnfg Is
the time ind Thursday the 28th day or Febfu-
nry as the place h,r holding the next Con-
gfessionsl Co INVENTION.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30
DON'T VOTE FOR BELL.
Because Be endeaToIs u pIease ever

l41 L.. y Il :{. 81 IT'D 4 XII
oooy ~ promising noln'ns Il
Because be y at the head Of the party
OF Extreme Jaith. which stands mon the
,,o,5 co..,a,,,;os Fw;,bon, ;n,arara,.,;aa
u, : u. - - 80. =
any announces ny nsans " Wnlcn an
endangered Union can De saved.
Because, he turned traitor to General
Jackson and the Democracy. when the
Bank Of the United States undertook TO
cy,isb ont both by the iesxecution III ill.,
caTcsntrs,ad monay novar IN
lRseansa.5 s;nca III deseri;ons Ia hoa IL
Z ,ssap,Iy fougIt tpa Democracy AMI nj
ths;r measures and man
NRecan j Le ain Ic'ings 70 eyerv VIII,
heresy which dist;pguished ,hai nar,yS
h;..S IS ss.,h 80 Pr's''
'Y FRaca ~ H. i i s.yor IL ! ,n;,on. !. :,
DeGnuse " e ~ ia' \, Y, tu'nous y,
III Wmch Woaia neeqlsssly increase me
Price q ,WnAt ~ Mls''ou. enhancing
tn P1 price q y, wh ~ sMe I'ayelo sen.
pseauss, T. pa Z, n s:. - ny eisnsp's
q democracy aoouI nlmi I,
because III rs'lses' any uars not'e' !
usF5 RI oInu -. 10y s.a1 uPon'
esns, W. ~. e Da,s.,.s ny 2, ~
49, n s.as y. ~ q LOT Sonsu-
n tp gs, ~ - liz n,.ssnt y,
80 x 40 49, fr6n, IA
psi pa nSp " q = hao.',sa Ia sw;,b Nm
p ~ r. s. 20 rarsy Il, tbe sams
r ras X 49, I'M Sran RI saral;,v Democrat
Il caass Ia Il nav !, h, Win Them m
N 3 " ~. -. f,<,,, ,i;oss
boiling opposite principles believing
I u Al each NAV be deceived into the BELLE
that lie Is with them.
Because, by refusing to declare hi
principles, he experts 10 be supported
upon different grounds in differentsparts
| Of the sountry3 nj
l Because be lbs NO executive talent
i having made ascomplste failure wher
secretary 81 war,
Because from ilis weakness and want o
aoli.y, y resident he would be an in.
s.ruMen. % p usea oy Designing politi'
olahs' VINO are now running hun wnh-
III - PrIncIples' J,
4 " = ~ near., aRd. care po'
usJ y. Mols g lafor q Llnc9in 4 high
=. Pi'uulp'ss, liian ~ layof OIL Dem
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30

Rather l surprising Democratic sue
cess has taken place IN indianapolis.
End. Nwhere A. B. Charlton, editor 81
The. Old;Line Guard, 8 Bfeckinridge
democratic paper there. is elected prose.
cutting attorney Of The second slistric,
over Weir, The sauatter candidate:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30

lite the general confident opinion thai
Georgia will give Breckinridge and Lane
: majority Of from ten b twenty thousand
oysr tlie united BelI and Douglas Eoie.-'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30

4 air
Who is devoted to equality Of rights Of
esch State and every citizen, and belives
that each Ssse should manage its ownaf-
fairs 10 itsoMn way.
yoTE FOR BRECKENRIDGE,
WHO believes that citizens Of esch State
have an equal right 70 settle IN our Ter.
ritories Win such propsfty as the consii.
tuition Of lhe United States recognizes,
aud thai an such properly is equally en-
titled to protection from aggression OF
destruction.
VOTE FOR BRECKENRIDGE,
Who believes in general laws protect
ing all kinds of properly, and that one
kind shall have no pre.emirence over any
other kind ~
VOTE FOR BRECKENRIDGE,
Who believes that Congress cannot
make laws 70 drive properly. lawfully in .
Territory, oul. lor v % force it TO come
in. but y ksIs bound z { i@pest the equal
rights Of all.
VOTE FOR BRECKENRIDGE,
Who holds that the fTerritor. in ali
branches Of their Government, hay, sucl,
powers only. as Congress authorizes ten
70 exercise. andtno more,
VOTE. FOR BREEKINRIDGE. i
Who beIiyes that the Territories has
no sovereignty while they remain sucI
and receive their Governors. Judge,
Marshals District Attorneys. DC. floh
the Federal G0ver5nsssna, and legislds
under special eharlefconferred BY CT
gress. limiting the sphere Of action al
expressly reserying The right to dissSl
from laws thatFmay be there enacted. |
VOTE FOR BRECKENRIDGE
who holds that VIA. canno, Be don
directly. cannot !:., A 1fRs & unIriendIy lssis
a9S Iee' cannot be resorted 10 in order |,
destroy any kind of property, when il
cannot be directly done
VOTE FOR BRECKENRIDGE,
Who does not believe That in this coun.
try there is any law higher than dur Con.
stilution. and the laws enacted Id pursu.
ance thereof.
VOTE FOR BRECKENRIDGE,
Who. like our ancestors al the reyoIu-
ton. believes the right VI al 10 be equal,
and that depriying the people Of any Of
them, is 9 just cause FIJI complaint and
resistance.
VOTE FOR BRECKtNRIDGE II
Who, like our ancestors, believes the
Constitution is everywhere. within our
borders, the same, and that no one can
lawfully yet up rights above Il, without
being guiliySof fragrant wrong.
VOTE FOR BRECKENRIDGE,
Pposeu - oisuinlon 10 az re
orms. and viii inAe1ibly sustain our Con
s,iiution and laws. Al AM times and onsall
occasions, at any and, every hazard, and
" all possible means.
yolE EoS BRECkllN iSRIDG
X :, ss e..,' y, when 2 T 'l "a
'lfps1lng constitution preparatory tOI
omission e z state' they may rightfall.y
~ !, Is P 81. 0f1elsonng slave
I M . ~, = ~ sesn0ss
dm;ss;o0 3 az s. ofl,is s .Ts; ~ 7,
5.t - {. n, \, ~
~ .usn = 1iil nave Ihs sane rights Of
aaal''y e o.1eF 0'a'es;
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30
Good News freIa Kentlsky.

WAsHiEoToN. Oct. 23s- Great changes
are going on 10 Kentucky The Bellsnd
Douglas speakers have finished iheirscaie
vas, and the leaders and masses areAgoing
over from Douglas and BellIto BreckiT.
ridge. Ysncey is every where taking the
him. He speaksinS licking
ion today and Louisville to-morrov =
Messrs. Eaton, Powell. Burnett, Cay.
<as.---..ss- 8.<sst<-xIi xAd S<ha.
eloquent and determined men. are ia the
thickest ofihe fight sallying al The cout.
ties in The war cry OF the . Constitution
and the eqnality oflhe States"
Breckenridge VIII surely carry Ken.
lucky. There islittle doubt about Mis-.
souri,. WE shall have 1 united South.
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Remember HAT there Is not Ben and
Everett speaker t6.6e found who dares %
advocate the rights of Tie South.
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DIEp

At the late residence or heg father. IL
Capeil county, Virginia. on The 2lst 81 0sto-
her, Of typhoid Fever, Miss SusxN RoXTsEx,
u fhe 18th year II her age.