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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-16
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Ter ,~,gtrmi9cr" crlheint jecen @frroca, Srnntaas oueses
hrlmcr, gum w66Cntiihen SubluptinNsprciS pmt 10 9ts.,
;a'lbar an Die relp. 3ra9tr, cc5r $5.Oo in iStrIi@r 9rrmt5'
bqdblu1e. N1itt9en tnbeu inter iplScnccn Stttn9unGVn
slIfrotne: gtnn,aiiNe g~inriduus ron 10 sScilcn potr lpcuis
az so 6tS., Spcim0lia1 as Cts, orcimoli9e $I.O0, cue
9EO4e 81 .25, sirsn Nionat $3.50, bret Nicn0te $500. itbs
SorouSt3Sobluue. Iniiatn, Die NAH S3elieteh ~eeriuccvt
trtrtcn tOnncn, !psrben nit $4,000 per 5olr tcrednet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-16
The German ADVERTISER.

B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
S published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
BROAD STR, next to CITY HALE.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-16
"G. a. FAUCHE.
loon 9 7lSl,
uprma6er uup Seweuer
IQ4 Moius CITRATE snuff h,, p =.

%. v, GaE6e, Der leI Yitrunp,wanita Eabren in SN,
trntH Ntren> uno Standardization Ypn @crts, Sem
HpheGn alte Ntrp SSTt belbdfti5t MAJ, r,;aubt ids bcn 9lrg'
4stn NIphoncS ef @hSei9e ju maiden, paB sr 233 9rpaSnr.
eln s!Torilts- @si11Tt eroTnet bar, UNI IT'D frsuen NM. 5Gt
IN lsiH 9eiHaIt ttnl@!a8enoe Arbetcn Oaicl6t rtaeacnsu.
tHHeH aHo ET 3GrtsesLBsit a~UofWSrsu gu lDns.f n
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-16

Menen 6rcunpen lslpie Dem Dublifum ;neaeIamn,t Sic
ef9ebene &nSsi9e, oaB metne ommsrsl8lrtbiA nit yer.
lbtprnen neuet Nnll9cn sur Unierblluug ptS Qublitums
p%srleben, psMi heIttIssi Gage as roeoer 0eDTnet lit. &elpns
no gu jeoC 3eit marine unp tatte g eurn III 0roBicr 9Ius..
p:bl III lmben iinp, ippr oudD @ttrSnfe ieper &t spn better
Qualtt1t. 6reanHiR0filtblt sum ;abIreuaen @elud laoct
Gin Simon Stcinlefn
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16


While dat State las nsny, We w51I take care u
o1r negroes, II Mississippi wiu take care q hers
Eaeh has night 10 decide or heysef Whit Sssll be
tfe relation Of ts ney0 10 de white nsS v5tbj0 jts
0sn limits, ADD no otbeT Stste has night to inter-
fese With SIS Differentiation.
On Gtat prISeIpJs there Il no "irrspsessSs@s eOD>
f5c4 = there II no conflict ~ an IL we ~II jSst
take care 0f DOR ouD BezJ0e&. and DSSd 0~r 0Un
business. sfs1 get along very well and Ue asS
or southern friends ~ DO tbe sssse sad thsy seem
pretty weIl disposed 10 do H. Therefore, ] sta IN
hSOF Of jrSt ErISx LS0adSSdS ISsS Esp0L5S<sS
G1e1sIs over tbers, ub0 wIlI keep interfering WSsh
0sisT teotlsts baSsSeSs. That Il tbe e0aspAsS1t
have ot them They keep holding up The heayr EoT
Es % worship. and when tbey get the power. ihey
vii mt zjre him The nights tbey claim III bsrS>
they viii not give bIn be fsliersJs rights, N.T
York has not given tbs DszT0 those inaEerahIs
rights 81 suffrage yet The Senator Gr0SS New TnsE
represents sLsSs State, According 70 bss OES seerS
bscaa.e New York does allow The negro 20 vote
On an e4asIIty with = white man IL 81 true. IN
New York. they Do allow neZT0 20 vote II be or IA
$3.50 worth 0f property, bot Do& without They
SappOsE ESQ JEst cost perSates III the difference be-
tEeef, = IIch negro and poaT white nEssI, UaoZh-
teFy Thy sJlV1 she TJch aezyO 20 gSiE. AID dO ros
sIID1 the ;oOT 0se AID the SessstoT r0sn NeT York
tLiHks that il system II slavery, It nay be 20
Ns1 York decide that; Il "a her business, Do r0s
r4'i to interfere u1tt IL. just ~ gs aIor,s. We
~ rot want negro E1fsszzE, We say ~B9o-TnieT-
f@retae; iaar>s. III ~ 700 Ike the association. 81
tie rszr0e> al the polls that IL yoT bs5rsss. Il
yy1 xani ii.Gta 10 bod ofijce. that they DO not
corne here give Offices 20 them, Il you eiso"t; 10
you want theta for zjstrstss that - y0ur bsss
Dess; bat you nsrss ~; serst them here; because
do tot aiLyE ANYBODY bot c5iiZ<rSs u l0Id seats
On i.is aDor; an tila:sk GOi the Dred Scott case
has decTIed that negro u 30; c5iizcr
Now, Mr. PTesbSeni, ! hope ! staN mt he eols-
Teile-i To engage further 10 the isscrEss5ON spi
apologize for the fact that have occupied rsUch
tine.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16
GAsrOx corNrr cox1ESrIox

a DanNeszase Conpearssn. ,,o,uu,ssd of sIs,-z-es
rsprese1rng the seSeszI Gasr1rtx n CASTOR c1Sr1T
wss he'd % DaAas Ga TSessssg the 1zs Of NAY and
was oFgHszeS ~ esHa@x 1smeE QsSanM ESQ., TO the
CssS. aud spPos@ang J. H. Crzsre Seesg11rv-
IL Gas sseestaaasd tkaa ssrka Dszr5r1. IA a, e,o-
~ were Ispresense5 By regs4arIy xSToGuaad deSs-
gates. sndt by SrSxy-
Ga nsSds6s Of NJ IL Hand 4 ssrs.urz-ss If FIR.
sYyNSSae5 60 report bgsisss Ear tse srs5cru If
she anee1nDg The eAarErn sp>olases saas c.srEauSt
sse ~ S0sB0wx> M A. Hand NJ H. Rhvue AAs-1
h khgss e.. Acre and WA " Ferrras6uD- Who 70.
ported rhs sssSE51g PreansSe and resa111Saus which
were u=asaSaDsRt5y sS6pse5=
WsEaHIk- We hslDsse THAI the Democratic PARTY
N the Gsly psrsscaB srsnEEltG@ IN sxsseEGE WkScn
has srsg csams TO nath@eas1g. and whereas the per-
PesSsg II RsaStmtbsE.s 6e7ens Gp@c the sueTess
add EaNkfGl ezrrEGg into exs,ngsSGn Of she PrISes-
pies % that FTty- Wkbe5 have heTetGs1Es Tzed our
cFStrF 20 It, present esEGeB pcss5a6ac amongst the
nstSSrE q The esrts ta.rssare
Ees>Ssed- bT tbs DsrngcrstS IT CASTOR csurtV m
C@SFertS0n as4es1sBd That pse-R-s acsrs+FEes IL
beTe]nsoEe 70 SUSTAIN tie great prTze1oSss GE Demo
crazy A. eDSG35td m tSe p1G1sgumss 1t tie zarrE
m C~nVetS9oRs szSeasSes1 and a. pnst5cusrfy set
krth M the Cincinnati EEatsEra AID IN the Ia7s IN
a;esg adopted By the Desoe-z-nr Sca1e CooEs1t5oa
IN Raleigh
E>~oISed that NE e,scusIslEg arps0Te the uHrsur =
trasSSa q cor present. ELsf,9Gsze john W Ellis
that chssTf8EfT endorse ms rs-n0c-Ensssga and
pledge ourselves 10 give hia Al Increased 11sgGItg
IN G9st0a oDrr.tF-
ksssIg>& HAT By Esa-fF c01ss51gte3 C0r5Ts-t5oas
re beseSs the VIII # The pe~pse q all ser15o1s eaz
be noare CORRECTLY asce--airD=i and thz-es5re ne
Er3-ss+ % give lhs EGcsrse% Of Ibis cncgVEatE5a
cJsstEas and hearty support
ksNiged- Ih=tS sscn DEstrSc1 N the coGntT have
ten votes n tins 0rlEe-tS9lr and that they vote 6y
tal50s, and the es-Et1a-s having ufl0EIty Of TIE
Whole vote CAST shaIl be the nominee
ksnlsed That IT 1rIg DISTRICTS are MI represent
Cd they snail a4s ae 6=srTEE5 q thar Il they
en- seerS AID aZTss uPon d=I=zrss 10 csst ih= E05e
q the District
TIE eoaTsutS0a then P-r1=ss5si To Tote f5r e,aIt
Gars- zIf % tie IL LEl.t Jas f. White Eas ua-r-
rEstefi by aTgE raAgTIry- and ol. lo01ooa he
unanimously nominated the dEla5zztIe ez51ta1e
70 represent GSsS1n eyGznGE n Ih= HG9<@ Ct Com
rD01ss q the DeXs GeDeTa. Asseasbiy- Mr. White
Lein= LJlIei 0f ID. rs0z1IaslEg CANE sg-E4-t and
atrEssS,i the eyage1si55O in SINE agg-U2rszts ~
EgGzTkS. and a1seEteet the norzLrEalie1-
On In0tSOn- the e-IsTn Dszza<rSt Ezs requested
TO P1halsh tb= preceding and the en1Eent5oa at-
lsE--IDei JAMES QUINN. Gin
J. IL CRIBzE- SCI
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16
JOSEPH FOWLER,
W. D. ScARBoRorGH, Sec'ys.
JAMES \. TEMPLE
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN NEW LIGHT
DISTRICT

According to previous notice, a portion Of the
Democrats Of New Light District met at the store
Of Laws Tate on the 9TH inst, and
On motion Of W. c. Mangum, Wyatt Emory was
called to the Chair, and c. NJ Rogers appointed
Secretary.
The Chairman, on taking his seat explained the
object Of the meeting in brief manner.
On motion Of W. c. Mangum, the Chair appoint
ed committee Of three, to prepare resolutions for
the action Of the meeting. The committee consist
ed of the following: W. c. Mangum, c, N. Rogers,
and c. Barlow.
The committee retired and in short time report
ed the following, which were unanimously adopted !:
ReSotred, That we concur in the action Of the late
Democratic State Convention, which met in Raleigh
on the 9Th Of March last and that we pledge our
cordial support to his Excellency John W. Ellis as
our candidate for Governor 49,
Resotred, That We invite the cooperation Of all
good and true men, by whatever name they may
have been heretofore called to join with us in sus-
tanning the Democratic party. the South, and the
Constitution, against the assaults Of Black Repubt-
Rsseired That the Chairman Of this meeting ap-
point ten delegates to represent New Light District
N the county Democratic Convention TO DO held in
Raleigh, on the Sd monday In May.
ResOtred, That having the utmost confidence in
the integrity Of the Democracy Of Wake County,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16

ne wGn asa.t esessEuiy seaport de pe@pees q tSe
C0nSentl@nL 80
Usdsr ID rssosutssa. DE Caarunaa apseaated tke
fs1I@Slnx delegates
W. q Mssxsan. c. Ssss0~, W, Ray. W. J. Gal.
Wyatt NsngSas. JOS ~ Ma@gsm. O. Mcdowell
Green Lenry. SGaOses NsSggass and a Ea5ey>
On nSGsOss Of G, Barlow. tbe Ckaarnan AID Ser
Rotary were added 10 sbe Gss u Delegates
On SsDtiSS ~ w. Ray. the prceeeSangS u tais
aseesinx were Gsdesed 20 be pSbsssd NJ the Nssrh-
Csro5Ias Js4E&ay with request tGIs tie De'&OcTss~
On as01S0a q G, Barlow. the @eesHSy then sS-
joerr'ed
WYATT EEORY, LE&'H-
CLGETON ", E0SEEx. SsS8> PA. .....
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16
Result of the Balloti1=<.

Subioired Is tabular statement OF TIE ballots
cast by the convcnliNn The vote for Jefferson Da-
Wis not included in this table averaged one on each
ballot, on the first ballo: TOucey received q votes
and Pierre l. Ahcr the thirty-sixth ballot, Ten
neSsee withdrew the name Of NJ. johnson:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16
COMMON SCHOOLS
OsT1G mm.rP

Rale9sh. May IL IssG
Inc nsS0Wng dztr7butsoa Of the Et--z-- =
Isr tne INST sx Haaath< Of The yezr lssl -
ISe several cnsu1taes q the State. X Cxs--uS -.
boaTA>-a t1bGizr xzate1emt whereof X - =
Inc amount doe the respective onuntS.< II
pad AZ the 1reazIy DeFartneat, to IL -
e s. OEn9 q co1paznce With The prVvis5Or< :.
the law On the suRPec1 sN''> :!
ABegtanE. Madison, and PoTk enr,.;.
essEe their shares Eu1s the cuIrss5.s f,T- ~
were respectively krBed
Jackson county EiEl receive % PER ont r. =,
suaso0nt aHOeted To N1oon cngstE. and ~. - -O-
d ia share EOo that allotted 10 Hayuoo5
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16
I6sr STANDARD.
SPEECH or

non. rfEPT1EN 4. DOUGLAS,
nj rlti1 % IN, 2seayd and Mr.. TrnnlbaA-16tE
ErtyM In de Senate Of a< UHit>d Sta1es' fSS'
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16

DEArH or VIZ. r. DAScy. Eso.-A telegraphic
despatch was received here on Thursday last, an
noancing the death Of VIM. F. Dancy, Esq, OF this
town, who died in Philadelphia the pressing eve
ming whittier he had recently gone for the benefit
Of his health Tdr6oro' SoHtherHer. s-ez-. !
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16
cnAcu RLACKsMITHS WANTED.

WHTE WISH TO EMPLOY TWO SMITHS TO WORh
W. on light work None but frst-rafe WOrkmen nesa
apply To such, good wages and steady employ VII
he given
BECTON Balm
Al Iseo l5-wtf+
y Register copy in weekly until forbid and send bl
to BectOn 4 Balm.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16
BOYDEN HOUSE,

SALISBURY, N C.
TINE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM HIS
friends and the public that he has IS agent ior 4;
H. and C. N. HOWERT0N, taken charge OF this ven
known and popular Hotel situated on main Sreet'
Furniture entirely new and he intends to sustain 'oe
reputation Of the house as
A First Class Hotel.
An omnibus will always be found at the station on %
free Of charge. 18th sd &, nm,
Regular Boarders Lawyers and Jurors will nno eOn-
iO''ao'e """e " THOS. HOwERTOS, Ag't
April q. 1850.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16

~ The Raleigh Register, Wilmington Journal
Newborn Enquirer, Elizabeth City Pioneer, WiLsoo
Ledger, Warrenton News, Western Democrat Sai1s-
bury Banner Fayetteville rth-Carolinian, wiz
ton Sentinel and Western Advocate (AsheTilej coz!
three times weekly.
20-w3L
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23
Burk and rorueY

lite Cgyo,ie lavvptigAl,ng Con- m,ttss
has srrngAt sst che fset, startling aud
ai.grsesisl - It e. BY .heswOTa testtmpBy
Il the psF,,ss. Ties uhsa ths notorious
Fsrstg eonmspeed hs ssf EPoa Cd
Bgst. the cqssily Go,ofIgns ssd corrupt
AJtatssy Gsssral BIssi, vas ssPated by
Eaehaasa l. ossT FefEFy bUbs. "a Ihs
shape d iss d fOsI 0s5cs Blask,, tbs
pFc6ts Of -hish usSs worth EIGHTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS, thsseoJ'tioRs
bsius that said Fsrssy Wsala rssaTa 10
the ,apper, u the AS'aisis'rsiiaa. For
nsy, esfruFt Is he iss INFESTED the oaer,
bat DO d,ssbt. on seOoast Of she s@sR
asoHsi efIsrrd Whist light this Pre-.
ssuts Usahsssn 10 the Ssrid 10 The
eorrupS cid Ssils.a ought 10 be impesokSd.
drives lrau Ihs White House 10 Disgrace,
asd ride uPss a rail ,hfssgh oil the PFta,
eipal streets 10 Washington, ssd Ties
drsmmsd oct Il the pissrlel 81 Csluu.
b. By bass wga,sa sa4 free segfess 4
aisa,al ,IiusssAiiss this. 81 she pstih sud
fs,sliliss attssasss spoa iasFdissts am.
b,,iyn, shsrs bsss ssd corrupt cid msa
sSeks paTilIAR triumph
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23
Our Ticknttn Arknnaas.

The Editor * he Arkassas t5u srsss, 81
L,tt,g Rosa, bsviIs fglgrned home, E3lsgs
tAcnsme. OF RILL and EVERETT AZ Ibe
bead Of bis colamns, aad gives them the
following endorsement
THE BSLrtAJRG CONyENTIoy -
WitAoai hc,sg preseol al the OPfosllloa
Convention at Helena, the editor Of thu
psPci ass apPs'used by thai body, = de.
e:sats % the Naiiunal C5nVentius az Bal
timors, which nominated Mr. Bel Ter the
Presidency, sud Mr EssTsIt ter the Wee
PrssIJcBey u ths UOiIsd Sisses The
readers VI Jhg G4--t,y kn1s thai We
have bero opposed TO CeaveutiSas-Aaj
We are yet opposed 70 then; but cat Of
respect for the party 70 which We belong
ws accepted she compliment gratefully,
sud represented their iHtsFssts. II aOs
atiy, 81 least { v1Tably Ia The pFsssRi
Cssdtioa e e1biGeu0E es0yAsses aud
bnnsi0E fErSsri candidates f,r pEbhc
favor, aRd dominating mea f0T O&ce-
thsss thiags arc ell doss By Corrections
and esacuses, aud tLs "a aa shs Lskes Ne
iJt nuF part ia them i slsiranehtsed By
being shui cat from q participation 10
selscttns the Hsa iFcm vhutn car raisrs
mast be ch0sea fhsra u anOthcF thing
to be considered; AZ lOag a. The Con-
vsstioB o. caucus rule prevails a. The 0sly
nlutie VI mskIug candidates, good aud
patriotic men, uh0 have tie interest Of
The souatry ct heart, should sltebd then
sSd see that sOBe are BoziHaied buI inca
WhO arc honest aod souPetsst aaa hs 10
be supported By the people
The Constitutional taioa Sassentioa
at BalunOTe did It's duty 10 the ooastry
By plasiRg eeisss the people the names
81 @ss distinguished b IhsiE eminent
IslesI aR4 Palrietisss SAd htssss los The
position, a. veil as By The spstlsss purity
u their lives. both 10 private aRd Paslis
They BaDihRssd the nsa Tor the tiBes--
men sho never have pasdsFsd, and sho
ssVsE whl Pas5sr, 10 ths ihBsIioal agra
TiaHsm Of the Black Republicans, 10 The
sb-ltActiObs oi The secti0aallsgs. ASt 20
the sans Cuilotissn Of the Squastsr Soy.
Fsigos ---fhey asmias,sd Joha Bel cod
E4sRTd Eserstt, ssaBd COSstsiatlansi,
ChioR iSSiag aseB, uiIh Visss enlarged
enough 70 s,ubrase the whole eoasIry,
igHctisg sections EHa rebakinE ssssios
alists They are better men tor the shols
SOOaiEy, Of any past Of It, than ksss esss
aom,astsd, and better thAs s,R Ss soaal-
Batej Had hEosghI hslore the Shels Pse-
pic. Gith any sh5W Of saeecss
The psn,oeFatie party u dssssieasiitsd,
dswuraltssd, saa d,ssntsgratea. ltis =
ss0tisaaI party 10 IAs Nss,A sgsiHss sbs
south, asd 10 ,as SS0th aEsisas the
North The Scripture says thsss A00ss
divided Agsiht iIself saaBoi staRd, So
the hSpse ofthe ohee great NstioHal pca
SeFsey Ia divided, aud sRss ell TIE
Constitutional Usiss PaEsy 'siAs salJ Sass
10 save the soRsisJ trSaa asssfaetisa aaa
the AaRas Of sPealsasu- VIII tie ps1-
ocsacy, fos vsem tie OoaHtry Aas dana
"a zesh, Zoe this oaos Do sosastkiag for
ths esaatEyl VIA tssy saeP&t sa4
sless BED ssd Essusisf SOC :Asy saa sases
them, sSa they eaaaos. b reason q tAeis
eHa dissgFss@ents, asits uPos Asy eas d
shsir oaa nsa.
We bSliovs that sAs nassss - Ne
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23

Be bsessht on, Tie great rsisfies a aar.
Silsds 10 soms form o. other, With great.
sF Of iess depsriufs ffon the tAs0Fsiio
sqaafty u mas, b issepssabls frBm our
bsiios. ] kBsE II No Usy BY phIeh the
fuFn 81 tbs sefviisjs shall b srsd. bat
b. PolIiieal iastituiios Domos,io SLAVE
". taoagh seafess not ihsi form Of ser.
Vituds which seems To b. the most bsus.
Seal 10 tie mssssF-serisialy tot that
Ehish u 800, bsse6eihl b The sisEs--is
not, IN nay judgments, 10 b -, 80ss ss %
iuimors! add iTrsligio1s Fslstion. | car
not admit that FshgioB has bat one votes
to the slave, aud that this T6ics is--i Eiss
against POUR sasster' No, sir, the New
Tehawsbl says; Slaves, ObsJ ysaT t1ss.
teT ssd Tho | kh0s fail vel thss IN lee
behigusn, oPsr slon Of christianity shieh
gathered master sad sssSs Nfopsd Ties ne
s0mssuaieB table, this gaf0rtubsto inssitu.
lion disappeared in kssops; Jet, esnass
adalit that Hbile Il sabsisss, asa EbeFs it
s1bsists, lie duties are pfs-supp9ssd asd
sasetioasd b Religion. Add ttaagh I
ssTtsiaiJ sm sot esiisI upon - meet the
charges broaght agAssss this institsties /;
JET, iFash obiIEss ne n say word HasFs
On the subject know the eoodItisn y
tbs Wofkiag classes 10 ofhsT countries
an intimately sequais,sd With i 10 sons
other oVuniusS, sod | have % hesitation
ia ssyiRg that believe ths slaves 10 this
couaify are better siothsd sai fed. asd
less hardly Sorksd, thar the psasEhtry q
some Of The most PROSPEROUS States q tls
eouIisVbt u Earps 10 consider gbs
skseks o. pspaiaiioh. read NaitheFs -
What kosps pupaiAIioa dswnl POEsTsy.
Wsui, slaTVAt,ub, disease, add Ell the lis
Of hfe Il t. these that cheeks population
81 over Ihs surli Noe, the slave p0pg-
islian 10 tie UBiled States Increases fast
sr tbaH tho white, DaatsFs included -
What - tho infsTsBes ~ - the physical
cosiJt,gn Of the fso rl4ssss q society
These are oglu.aHs have iJ0g saierlsia-
sl, aud Irsg siae~ publicly trofssssd on
this subject, asd ubs~h | here repeat 10
ausWeE 70 the iuiiHst;Dn 90 Hhich | have
ALREADY slladed Bat. ar. shsn slavery
COMES q euier IN the Constitution a.
political elem sai--shsn IL cones 70 sdsCi
the distribnlion 4 poser amobg ihs
S,sgrs q IEe URirn, that Is = matter u
sgrUsmsnt II h,Ahs ~ agreement %
ihis sub Iec', ! sill adhere tyii Ike amau;
30; ! E'ii Tralssi sEaiHsi Any Iatsrsaees
beng made irpul il Of the hind EhieA
"a. made sy the houoFsbls mover % The
fe.0lalloeB
Alter this bid ard manly y's3iea;ion
u the South wh,eh be sIbsrqasnt sK-
pericnce hss never retFaetei, surely there
ran be ~ dialrust Of bis conservative prin.
s,pIes 70 render the casting vote OF the
Srash, should tie lssus ever stlsia thsl
pecgilsuiy, or ia performing EEseuiivs
du,ie. 'rse from all sectional bias, 10 the
event Of eefaia contingency which has
hspgossd % tHo f0T,nef occasions The
character Of Mr. Essreit, 70 other respects,
IS - vei, sS0sn ssd Admired b. the
whole country, that nothing aoTe need be
adj far public information,
fAIR PLAY.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23
To al whom Il may canssrn

Hcu--myss.f IN psrticaisr-iaj-. aZ
from self knosledee, are suspicious u
thsif RAGS. LODGED. seeing tbaI sssbsy.
geyy = nov askasE!e1gei - BE- 0as u
she " learned pEgissssI0s, Ee are a.: 10
siinctiSsiy u ireai E5th egaieaiEi ar l44a
sho cones % u Eiih Something Hsa
NgF, Ee sEcuid BE- cagtlggs. ba; not
too much -. lee, Es shat CUR eyes asalasE
the light. Thee = dagger here. aaa u
has slssys bsss 80 The greatest 1issoy-
sriss, bah u art sid sris8ce, have bcea
fofnIlably opposed BY b'iad sssFi-.la -
Iaysas-ss u al ages have Subjected ihsJ-
selves 20 terrible AsssizJ o. .as h4ads o.
their ie..sE,men
To say snthtag ABeag rsl.roads a5l
electricity. usherad ~ wonders ia,1 the
voyId IN the hst few years, b. brains o..
WhIch the word was D., EuriBy, b. tired
to sTsck usth IussaIgy-l say, BOT 70
msati0u ;Ls fsgyism Of Cur oEB age aai
as,ioa, Socrates hia.seif resolved tAs
hynlock from lhs hands q els country,
men for prvAcslag that there Is = 0az ia.
Cd.
Bat II Is f5rianats fcr the World ;aa.
Gei has bssa pleased shea hs a.sde =
naH aElsus q 1Il,'gg Of igrsu;i.e ceuias,
% back ihzt genius Wlth 90 energy a. ~
qgeBcastio - I-Ssa,rsheza.. 6rss. TIE
iaTsaioF Is Eaa1s. b Tod, q isabie prod
s.
Bat shAs ! W,sa 10 say night hsr-, -
tbs EsfOrs - pronounce anything a
hamb bug, Iet as fs.en a. hiul kzsl aetgis
then judge. Aa5 aos eone - the
po,as Wnsisa Nalksy ~ the IsVsslsr Of
a osE method Il teaching tie b.sak
thousands Q. eGr coanJFy 70 real Iha
Word Of Ggd Tha, | mesr, = the cod
proposed Jsst n1s Bgt Il ), due the
uosk, ssd che San u5s has ab lrI1usIy
psFfOFBed u. q sOaoaaee O. ths world.
THAI every man. whether az y N. % 40
\ d street eyer, Il he E.l bat brioE
hts eyes, he ears. bis mouth, and k.s
brains 20 bear "a this matter little tUs,
can but perceive act eRly shat Aalksys
sYsgsH Of teaeaing she art OF reading Is
the very cue aiapIedt 70 the sni proposed,
but that is IS lhs ouiy seaside snd srgo
syslsm Of that art I Ioaks these asssE-
tiOus tAus boldly. rot 20 zsake nysslf eoa
spieuous. but II Is ny siear eoavtc.ioa that
ii Ihs sharsh, tss pFeashsrs, the sunday
school teachers, vii ASs h5ld Of thi-
matter Ui;h hands aad bead add heart,
6oj psy Be kiOnisd, sad the W,rii
greatly sieVated % the svrat
With these ho8css ssayic;ioas, ] re-
main, yours, traiy,
" T. BaWNAN-
Ka,s Sso1vH4E. r.a=- guas "a isaa
The Rev " G. BOsHaa i vel goal
issI 70 teach the systsB that Be has -
sommssded abovs, snd As ny special ~.
qsssi has agreed 81 teach 81 preacher,
add Sabbath sshsOl teachers gSassJl7ssiy,
that aay sAA uPoe han foS the PaEPass
Of lsAFHlsg H w. MULSr;