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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-08


Hon. L. Hutchinson, member Of the Ohio
Legislature, from Madison county, young man
of fine talents and Of commanling eloquence,
has issued an address to the Democracy OF that
county, occupying nearly six columns, against
Douglas, and in favor of Breckinridge and Lane.
He says il they manfully stand by the Nantion-
al Democracy, Stephen A. Douglas will pass
into that oblivion with Martin Van Buren,, who
headed his free Democracy in 1s4S to destroy
the Democratic party and adds: Il do not
claim that ] ohm G.. Bre kinridge and Joseph
Line are entitled to your support because they
are the regular nom,naes of the party; but l. do
claim that they are noble exponents Of true
Democratic principles, and as such are worthy
the support ofall'rue Democrats. For one |
have not gone into this canvass in any actious
spirit, | had hoped for harmony and concilia-
tion in the selection of an Electoral Ticket, but
when our propositions are spurned and no con-
dition left but to crawl on our bellies and lick
the dust from of the feet OF Stephen A. Doug
las, honor leaves US but one cou,se to pursue"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-08
stn,e Musical Convention.

There will be State Musical Convention
held at Ashland Ohio, on the 9th, 18th, 18th
and 3otll Of August, 1860, under the direction
o: Prof. B. F. Baker, Of Boston, DIR. Glare W.
Bearnes, of New York, and W. Ii. lngersol, Of
Hudson, Ohio. H. IT,. s..a. .- %
This Convention follows Immediately on the
close of the Summer session of the Ohio Normal
Academy OF Music, at Ashland. y.
Letevery singer in the State be present'as there
will b, the greatest gathering Of singers ever
convened at any one time in the State OF Ohio,
and under such distinguished leaders we may
expect a grand display oi Ohio talent.
Tickets for Gentlemen 3. s.a.~a $500.
Ladies LOO,
Miss Maria Brainerd, the American "Prima
Dona," will be present during the whole OF the
Convention. 'eH"&its|
| The accommodations are ample for one thou
sand singers. ~ Er'
H The object OF this Convention is to awaken
and extend an active interest in the subject OF
Music and especially in Church Music through
out our State, and the hope is entertained that
all who have an intelligent sense OF the impor-
tance of good Music in the Church as an instru.
mentality Tor promoting not only ths physical,
but the spiritual interests Of the congregation
will lend helping hand to an object whose
success involves such important and salutary
results. a.tgae efr r-L alN rrfs
This occasion will as we'll afford an opportu-
nifty to our singers to be trained by competent
and conscientious teachers as to give them an
insight to higher and more substantial style
Of musical composition than has hitherto beer
presented to the public. lae,t @
Clergymen are particularly requested to use
their influence toward obtaining a large atten
dance at this Convention, especially OF the lea
ders and members Of Choirs.
N. B.-The Choral Harmony, and Union
Glee Book, will be used, also select specimens
from the Old Masters. Those who are not al
ready provided with Books can purchase them
at Ashland. a ia staf 7I 'a staE
i ts~. .s.a A ISAAC L. CRANE, .
II. c. KILBOURNE,
Eh. Com, Of Ohio Normal School academy Q
Music. t@''."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-08

The news from Oregon fully confirms the pre-
vious intelligence e3of the defeat Of the Republi-
cans in that now State. The peculiar wording
of the paragraph is of course done by somebody
who would try 10 soften the dsfeai, but the fact
stands that Shield, Democrat is elected to Con-
gress, and that the Democrats have majority
on joint balletia the Legislature aa a
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Fer greclxtnrjstge.

iss The Calumet (Wis,) Republican says Harri-
son G, Hobart who was the Democratic candi
date for Governor in that State last fall, is wor-
king with all his influence for Breckenridge
The Madison. Journal learns, by, letter from
the North, that Judge Cate, Of the Seventh
Circuit, has also declared for Breckenridge. =
Judge s. s. N, Fuller, Of Hudson, st. Croix
county, late judge Of the Eighth Circuit, pub
fishes letter, averring his discrimination to
support Breckinridge. ..f,.s4
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The Good Cause IS Working.

A friend writing from Ashland, Ohio, under
datesofJuly 30, in speaking o the Democratic
meeting in that place on the Saturday previous
says:--"We had very large ratification meet.
ing of ths q ne Democracy Of Ashland county
on last Saturday. 1t was one of the largest
meetings we haEeh had in our county for several
years. Hon Thomas BARLEY addressed the
meeting in an excellent speech.
The meeting adjourned with three tremen-
.dous cheersfor Breckenridge and Lane Count
on Ashland county for big vote for Breckin-
ridge, Lane and Estates rights.'' @
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0rThe 10th Of September, the anniversary
Of Perry's victory on Lake Erie, viii be ceIe4
brated in Cleveland with appropriate ceretno-
nies. A statue Of Commodore Perry will be
inaugurated, and erected On The public square,
and other "doings will be did'' worthy soi Wit
Messing. z asfaa yAi4Fro7g aH poy nseg
The Masonic fraternity are invited to attend
and participate in The exercises of inaugurating
the Perry statue at Cleveland, on the 10th Of
September H1aQ9 lolEtd aill y 9ls9nod lFN9
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-08

The instinct Of selfpreservation, ITSELF dc
tates so manifestly the policy of union, that the
party has almost unanimously adopted it, The
press is nearly a unit in sentiment; SO with per-
hapse not more than two exceptions, are the
Electors for this State, and SO by an overwhem
ing majority, are the members OF the State
Executive Committee. ,.. Hi.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-08

DEAD.--ws learn from the Wheeling Union,
that Mrs. Church. wie of the old gentlemen
familiarity known as 'oid hundred who has
his residence Ut Burton on the line ofthe Bali
timore q Ohio Railroad, died few days since
These old people haye constituted one Of the
curiosties to. sxcursionists over the the road
for years, their residence never being passed by
without receiving their special sttention. The
Iold gontieman, who is now at the advanced age
OF ITO years, Is also reported to bs id very fss!
bio health. sas33 . \
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o1rRsv, c. A. BOardman. one Of the Oldss,
Presbyterian Ministers in Ohio, departed this
life at the residence OF his SON in-law in Mon
roe, Michigan, on the 2tth ult. He was OF the
Old School persuasion. and was highly resPec-
ted for his many christian virtues.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-08

The EnllnMinr named gentlcmen compo

The following named gentlemen compose
this .rommitte: ss,.es,,.,srt ..s,4s,{I f.s,.
Hon. /. l., Stevens Of Oregon, Chairman.
Hon. R, w. johnson, OF Arkansas. s4
Hon. Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi. 3
Hon.. Jesse D., Bright, Of. Indiana. 5. -
Hon. Thomas B., Florence, Of Pennsylvania.
Hon. Geo. w. Hughes, of Maryland. ,.,
Hon. John w. Stevenson, of Kentucky.
Hon. John r. Thompson, of New Jersey.
Hon. A. B. Meek, of Alabama. ~, +.
Aegsstus .Scheil Esq, Of New York. ..s..,
Isaac H.swrigh., Esq, Of Massachusetts,.
Hen. Jas. G. Barrett, Of Washington, D. G.
VIM. Finn, Esq, of Washington, d. G.
Walter Lennox, Esq, ot Washington, D. G.
MINI Clnskey, Washington, D. c., Resident
Secretary ssn9'Esi q A58f
Geo. w. Riggs, Washington, d. c., Treasu-
All Communications should be addressed to
Hengd.I !. Stevens, Chairman Washington, d.
&. Rooms Of the Committee at No. % y st.
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The Census.

We have now completed our work Of taking
the Census Of portion Of this county; and we
cha be found at all business hours hereafter in
our Office where we shall be happy to see all OF
our friends and patrons. aa
Gail in friends, for We need material assistance
just at this time
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-08

GTThe Cincinnati Enquirer the other day
gave a flaming account Of great Douglas mee-
ting. near Aurora; Ind. i was held on the farm
OF Hon. Henry vonnuddlesworh, w. p. Squibb
was President, A brass twenty four FOUNDER
James Shad, exM. G., spoke till late hour to
the large crowdl!! '' 2
We suppose the Enquirer was slightly dyap.
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what Vernl ONT Is Doing.

Five hundred Democrats Of Vermont. repre-
seoiing every county. and old Dsmoerats who
never fiinchedIn conflict with the enemy,
have signed call for Breckenridge and Lane
State Convention.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-08

It seems almost incredible, yet it IS none the
less fact, that of tuesaty thousand persons who
applied for enlistment in the United States ar
my, last year. only eighteen hundred were phys
ically qualified for admission, The average
number accepted is one to every nine who az
nlv. sil" ia sa'--tt I.-t t
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lE!!!'!i lE:I!IIa!!!!! E' !;!l| N
. klI:zal!!IL!IIZlyIal l!!IL!IlyIal
-, MRS. V1NSLOW,
n Experienced Nurse and Female Physician.
presents to the attention Of mothers. her
SOOTHING SYRUP

= Il
For Children Teething,
Which greatly facilitates the process of teething,
by softening the gums, reducing all inflammation
will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action,
and is
Snre 10 Regulate the Bowels.
Depend up,n it, mothers, it will give rest to your.
selves, and Relief and Health to yolr infants,
We have put uo md sold this article for over
ten years, and can say, in confidence and truth Of
it, what we have never been able to say Of any 9TH
er medicine never has it failed in single In.
stance, TO effect cure, when timely used. Never
did we know single instance of dissatisfaction
by anv one who used it, On the contrary all are
delighted with its operations, and speak ia terms
of commentator O. its magical effects and mad.
ical virtues We speak in this matter "whnt we
our reputation Tor the fulfliment of wnd. we here
declare In almost every instance where the iEs
fant - suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the
syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of
one OF the most experien ced and skiltul nurses in
New England and has been used with never fall
80 THOUSANDS or CASES.
II not only relieves the child from pan but In.
vgora tes the stomach and bowels, corrects acid.
iy, and gives tone and energy to the whole sys.
TEN 1t will almost instantly -elieve
Gripping in the Bowels Wind collie
and overcome commissions, which, .if not speedily
remed'ed, emp in death. We believe il tho best
and surest remedy in the world in all cases Of dys-
entery All DiarrhBa in children, whether 1t arises
from teething, or from nny other cause. We wod
say to every mother who has child suffering
from any of the foregoing ocnplaints-do not let
your predjudices, nor the prediudices OF others,
stand between you and your suffering child, and
the relief that will be sure--yes, ABSOLUTELY
SURE--to follow the use of this medicine. il time
ly used. Full directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile Of
CURTIS g. PERKINS, New York, is on the out.
side wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world. 9.
Principal Office, lS, Cedar street, N. Y. Price on.
'ly IS cents per bottle,
Mav % I960 -Iv -aeTl .'.tatt gtt 4ti
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-08

0STHon.sAaron Harlin, member o. the House
Of Representatives from Greene county, hAsre.
signed his position, and Cos. Dsnnison has orr
dered an election to fiIb the vacancy, Che same
to take place on the second Tuesday IN October.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-08
A Douglas Paper i'm Georgia wants
TO go out of the Uui0n 80 T. ct IL 20.

TO 20 OWt Oh the UWtOu Gu ~ SOs
Douglas and johnson Disunionism is ram
pant in some parts Of the South. In Georgia,
Johnson's own State, the Atlanta Confeaeracy,
a leading Douglas and johnson paper which
sreaks tho sentiments OF johnson, says:
But IL the worst does 2come--iG Lincoln
is elected, let US with one heart and one mind
forget the past, and 80 oui Of the Union to-
8gether." i,
When Johnson and the Confeieracy goes out
Of the Union, We trust they never will return
We can well spare all such men and all such
papers. The only use they can possibly be put
to- is to illustrate the truth Of Mr.. Jeferson's
doctrine that error Of opinion may be safely
tolerated as long as reason is sf free to control
it,o sf -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-08

.pe0a- We would particularly cali the attention
of our readers to remedy known as McLeans
Strengthening Cordialand Blood PURIFIER, 1t
is certainly valuable remedy, We therefore
say to all, call at the agents and test for your
selves its intrinsic merits. Itisdelcious to take
We ask our lady readers 10 try IL See the ad-
vertisment ia another column. x s49p atSgias
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Honey! Moneya The hest of Money,

Honey! Honey! The best Of Honey;
have a valuable.receipt for making honey that I
will send to any address upon receipt of fifty cents
We make and use il in our family
8G AT HALF THE USUAL COST.
and consider 1t as good as Aae best article of Bee
made honey,
ERoM WHICH IT CANNOT BE TOLD!
Any person who will make and sell il can easily
clear from two to three dollars per day, 1t only re-
qures four articles to make it, and they can be- had
at any store for SO cents. Every family may have
this delightful luxury, for any lady can moke IL in
fifteen minutes at any time. Address
ys DR., j. p. CREAGER.
.7 Baltimore, Md.
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II OF Several Ohio citizens, some years since,
lett Ohio and went 70 Virginia 10 avoid the
heavy taxes on their property and money. They
are now taxed higher III Virginia than they ev-
er were in Ohio, q '@s@ a~' y sai4aqe = esea
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CErlIon. Edward ArchbJd, Of Monroe coun-
ty Ohio, who has been an enthusiastic suppor-
ter Of s. A. Douglas for the past three years,
has come out for Lincoln. isTso st&Hs s59o,
Hon John Hickman, OF Pa, who has been
acting in the same manner, has gone and done
likewise. ,asg Js sgsaGY sa eitgRRs a
The Piqua Enquirer, paper that knew noth-
ing but Douglas and abusing National Demo-
Gratis, has dropped the Douglas flag and hoisted
that OF Lincoln. H'a5S0 aa; H. laf9'
The Iowa State Reporter, heretofore "a aranting
supporter Of Douglas, and abusersof National
Democrats, has dropt the names Of Douglas and
johnson, and now goes in for Lincoln and
Hamlin. 5'5'aa 8taa aii @ titfd @es Fs7'E
The way to keep clear Of abolitionism, Lin
conism and all such humbugs, is to unite with
the National Democracy, and, y5te' for those
pure Democrats, John G. Breckinridge and
Joseph Lane. A supporter Of .Breckinridge and
Lane is never charged BY any party with being
tainted with aboltionism s'Union and equal
rights ofall the States" is their moto, and that
is doctrine abolitionism or Linconism does
not know the A Of 's'g ~ y ,'., ''..,'
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p URIFY THE BLooDI
MOFFAT'S
VEGETABLE Life PILLS |
RhOenic Ritters.

AND
ROeniC Bitters.
TUE high and ensicd celebrity which the,s o,,.
Il eminent Medicines have ACQUIRED for ,6.il
invariable efficacy IN all the diseases which ~.
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pufhng not only unnecessary. but unVyorsh~ -
them. They are known by their fruits; their Sood
faith of the credulous.
MALL CASES
0fAsihma, Acute and chronic rheumatism, AGse.
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Bilious Fevers and Liver complaints
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msrs and others, who once use these modicine,a
will never afterwards be without Them.
Bilious collie and Seroes Looseness, Biles, Cos.
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CoNsUMPTl 0N--0sed with groat success in
CORRUPT HUMORS, DRoPSY,
DYSPEpSlA-No person with this distressing
disease should delay using these medicines immei
diately.
= Eruptions Of the Skin, te
sa =; Erysipelas and Flatulency.
FEVER AND AGUE-For this sconrRe of tho
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safe, speedy and certain remedy. Other mediciue,
leave the sl stem subject to return OF tho disease
Ia cure BY thee medicines is permanent. Try
them, be satisfied and be cured. a{+
Foulness of complexion,
81 General Debility.
Goui, Giddiness Gravel, Headaches Of every
kind, Inward Fever, lnfammatory Rheuntatism,
Impure Blood, Jaurdice ldss Of appetizer
Liver Complaints, er
Leprosy, LoosenSss,
He s Mefrurial Diseases.
Never fails to eradicate entirely all the eff cts ot
Mercury infinitely sooner than the .most powerful
preparation OF Sarsaparilla
Night Sweats, Nervous Debility. Nervous entri.
plants of all kinds Organic affections, Paipitauon
OF he heart, Painters collie. ~
- C0LlC.
The original proprietor Of these medicines was
cured of Plies OF 95 years standing by the use Of
these Life Medicines alone.
Pains in the head side, back, limbs, joints and
organs.
RHEUMATISM,
| Those afflicted with this terrible disease will be
sure of relief by the life medicines
| Rush OF Blood 10 the Head, Scuryy Salt Rhexms
Swelings.
Scrofula, Kings Evil. In it's worst forms. Ulcers
rs f.a OF every description
| WORMS Of oil kinds effectually expelled BY
these medicines. Parents will do we'll to admin.
iste them whenever their existence is suspected
Relief will be certain.
! The Life Pills
! ~ And Phtbaix Rltters
Purify the Blood;
! And thus remove all dissaee from the system
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For sale by ] BEALL and Druggists generally
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who smppor. BrccKissridge and
Eatzc- in Ohio, sdf eas4S

Elk, Gov. n. Wood, Of Cuyohoga county, who
was twice elected Governor OF Ohio. "a
Ex3Gov Medill, one of Ohio's purest and
best of Democrats. 's'FE'ss s.9 55 4"
Ex-Chief Justice BARLEY, cns Of the best le-
gal minds in the State. + y r.s, ,.-. ys,, .s-
ExsJadge Thurman, an ornament to the su-
preme Bench OF Ohio. ~s.n =. 4-a9 esa9 ssa
Ex-Senator William Allen, Ohio's. ayorite
son and Democrat. ~, syiis i /; ;.-stosr, : !
ExsCopgressman I, w. Hall, a. gentleman
whose Democracy was never questioned ,,,s5 y
Exr rCongressmen Kennon, Fries, McCauslin
and Stuart, allof whom have represented this
district in Congress. ss3 8asss gun 81 I y5,.
And most al Of the leading men in the State
who,haye had no quarrel with the administra.
tion, because they could net get all the offices
for themselves and their friends, are re- out for
Breckinridge and Lane. 3res asr IA v.sY !
Aud We might add, that many Of the papers
who. put up Douglas and johnson at first, ua-
der theerreueoas idea that they were the reg
alarr nominees, have dropped these, gentlemen.
anu AEe ny Ppsitt'pb s'S.ts ~'ss,p"@s iS'St
crptic candidates, Breckinridge and Lane.
Breckinridge and Lane ere growing in strength
everyday Ths;old whse Lhorses of the Dem
ocrstic parsg--nen who never knew how q y
Hinch,are putting their shoulders 70 thes Wheel
and working aaafalIy for Breckinridge and
Lane. tho Equal Rights sof oil the States, the
Constitution aaap pths sjnien.- -ssasa4~~---~-
sncsaragiag IA knoM that throughout
the nswchavelsuppersiug ear platform and
candidates. the President :snd his able Cabinet,
every Dsmoefatic Us 81 Senator except Rngl
nineeasuEhsof the Democratic representatives in
Congress, aad every Democratic President now
Iiyinss aaar5 gs s5a gaa j aa 4aq
Its plain that the battle is between Breck-
inride and Lincoln; fof IL IS admitted by Sem
ator Douglass best friends that be will not Prob
ably receive an electoral vote in the Unioa.
Therefore all those Who wish 70 make thsii
votes count, and wish to see : Democrat cleo
tod over 4 black republican. should east their
votea sfor John G. breckenridge and JOSEPH
Lane.
0ry-The Now Suspension bridge q Wheeling
n open cr general traysL
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n OrG General William Q. Butler, Of Kentucky
Is warmly for Breckenridge and Lane. The gal I,
liant old General is ever straight on Democracy.
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WETuMPKA, Ala, July, %, 1866

n i
Col. J. j. SElBEIs, Montgomery, Alabama
/, DEtn SIR:-Ih the DAILY Confederation Of
the 24eh inst in an article headed 'Goy. Fitzs
patrick $ Letter. the followingoccursi to wit: 8
1--WE insert this letter to Mr.. Curry as, a part
ofthe curious history OF the times. We Of
course do not question: the Governors most pcr2
feet right to advocate the claims OF the seceders
ticketto the Presidency;,b but we feel bound to
add that he would have saved himsel lfmuch EN-
barraSsment and his TRUE friends word OF
modification, humiliation and we had almost
said DIsGRA eE, by letting them know in advance
his real opinions and INTEETIoNsin this regard.
They are men of at least ordinary sagacityi, at
most they are not simpletons, and would have
pat the Governor in a position 50 disagreeahle
to him and so disastrous to them, unless they
had been induced to believe that he would ac-
quiesce in what they did, That they were
mistaken is now unfortunately too apparent; but
THEY do not hold themselves responsible for
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n4yThe New Suspension bridge It Wheeling
b open ~ general 'ravsL YET stas .sllss !
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Senator FiIzpatriek,s Letter.

1t has been attempted BY the Douglas organs
to make it appear that Senator Fitzpatrick had
intimated bis EillineGsssyo accept the nOmina-
ton Cor the Vice Presidency from the Front
Street Theatrs cOnye1sion, and that his deeli-
nation, - an aftsr tiohght and an unworthy
rdesertiea ofliis frisna8p M
The sEpllcit ca.sgQFial, and earnest islter,
from tks.distingdisbed Senator to Mr.. seitel is
Of the Montgomery CogfederatiOr', which We
publish below from the Washington Constit,G
ton, completely explodes the SANDER. and
proves, il any Democrat needed proof Of Bepja-
min Ffz patrick's truth and fidelity to Demo
cratic principle and usage, that he never for g
moment contemplated accepting the nomination
for the Vice Presidency, without good plat
fOrrn,' declaring it to Be the duty OF Congress
'to intervene to protect slave property in the
Territories" and unless he was nominated by
"t,oo l6sSds hYioftg Of Two HUEDREDa AND Twr
VOTES r en --es'n j. aftlA seaar $40 fsr5sst