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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01

HARD NAMEs.-A short and sweet letter
from Daniel S. Dickinson, addressed TO res
ident of jamaica, L. L., is published in the
Farmer of that place. 1t is as follows: 80
~ BINGHANroN, July II, 1860.
Dear Sir: see no way for the National
Democracy but to supporl Breckenridge. The
party has fallen into the hands of gamblers
and tricksters. To get mp fusion ticket
would only perpetuate their corrupt infiu-
ence, and am Tor standing by princlp pie and
taking the consequences. Ee
Truly yours, d. S. DICKINSON.
Pierpont Potter, Esq s.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
Nxw YoRx. July IS

The Breckenridge and Lane general COM
mittee of this city organized this evening at
the irving rooms Gustayus w. Smith in the
chair. Every ward in the city was fully rep
resented. Primary elections were ordered
to choose delegates to the breckenridge State
Convention already called TO assemble at Sy-
racuse on. The 7th OF August. A: resolution
was passed requiring all members OF this
Committee to retire from both Mozart and
Tammany Hall or from any other organiza-
ton that sustains Stephen A. Douglas.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01

yorE as THEY PLEAsE.--At the Breckin-
rid ge and Lane ratification meeting held in
Washington on Monday evening last, the Pres
ident of the United States saul, that .neither
Breckinriage nor Douglas got regular two
thir q nou,in ,tion-hence any Demoerdt scas at
Lbersy 10 poie for eiilser, as he preferred.
And yet the old hypoc.ite is removing
from Office every man who don't please to
vote as he dictates.- Hicssbxrs Wing. ?
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1. go
To the Subscribers of the Nashville
News.

To the Subscribers Oh .ho
News.
Subscribers TO the Nashville Daily Macs
who have paid for the same in advance VIII
he furnished with the PATRIOT until the ez-
piration of the time for which they have pald
An who have not paid in advance VIII he
charged the regular rates of the PATRIOT from
this date. We will continue To send the
PA1aIoT to all the subscribers OF the He'''
Who were not already subscribers OF the
P.TR1oT- mill = receive notice to discon-
lime Civ Subscribers who desire tie paper
discontinued will notify US at once. Inc
confusion incident to such uansie- may us
turb the regular delivery OF papers Tor ie"
days, and such rs may be omitted Will Conner
favor by leaving word at our Office.
A. S. CAMP & CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
James L Fassnds interest In certain LANDS AND

nURSUANT TO a decree of the Ctaurcry Court OF
Nsshvie--at May Term. 1sen-n the consolidated
case OF Lazeii, Marsh & HUM and others Us James L
PowelI HfrarnJ Wells and Thos G. james viii pro
fOF AUGUST 1860 at the Court house Nashville, the
one fourth reversioEary interest which aT l. Powell
has in the Lands and Sayes belonging 10 his father
estate the same consisting OF Tract Of ff91 Acres
of land and Fact Of 100 Acres o. Lind, both lying
on the North sideof cumberisrid river m Dayicspn
aged S. Mary aged as Margaret aged ., Niiufa ased
26 Jack aged 16 Josephine aged II, George aged H.
Deiiah aged s, Ensra aged s. Georgana aged Q, Polly
aged A. William aged 2, Scott aged O, Charles aged T.
Julia aged James 1. PowePs interest m sboye de-
undivided fourth and in the whole or the Land and
portion, of the stares Mrs. Powell fIis grand nqther
hiss life estate and said properly Ti be sold subject
Tss s and i2 months credit. without Interest
and free from rrdfs vel sesured reQiir
ed - - = - = ]. E cIEayIS, c. Z M !
julye1-td ), .sFEa 3. ss1<l - ssszfsL-s 8.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
Mr.. GUTHR1E,-The Louisville Journal

says =
= Mr.. john C. Breckenridge, speaking the
other day of the Hon, James Guthrie, taun-
.tiugiy expressed determination to ..anearth
him before Noesmber.'' If he meant that be
will compel Mr.. Guthrie to declare for
either himself or Mr.. Douglas. he is prob
ably proposing to himself work that he
can t perform. MI. Guthrie holds that both
of the Democratic nominations are sectional
and we don't belive that a tyaBreckinridge
power could force him to declare for either.
Mr.. J. G. B had better beware lest. while
undertaking to uuearth others, he get
earthed himself &c, ~ z -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
Fog THE DISTRICTS.

1 WM. Il. BRADFORD, of Jefierson-
2O.P. TEMPLE, of Knox.
ALFRED CALDWELL of heAinn-
IS. s. STANTON. of Smith,
GOLLADAY- Of Wilson
wNF KERCHEYAL of Lincoln.
: JoHNC. BROWN, OF Giles-
JOHNF. HOUSE. of Montgomery
o ALVIN HAWKINS. of Carroll
10. D. B. MAJORS, olSheIby.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
Fiji Bosom Shinss...

TUST received an assortment OF FULL BOSOM
81 SHIRTS, with and without collars. Bosoms of
Linen Cambria and Bishop lawn. Also, small iot
Of shirts, With fne Embroidered Bosoms, By
sprs-tf ]. II. AcGILL
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president,
ELECTORAL TICKET

FOR The STATE At LARGE
HALLE PEITON, Oh
-, G. TAYLOR. OF carter
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01

HARPER'S MAGAZINE Tor August
HARPhRiS MAG AIM, for August. 4s., -.s
GoDEY'S LADIES' BOOK, for August.
GoDEY's LADIES BOOK, for August. j
PETERSoN'S MAGAZINE, for August. y .l,gt.
PETERSoN'S MAGAZINE, for August. ff~ o o.
IESLiE,s GAZLTrE OF FASHION, for august,
KNICKERB0CKER MAGAZINE. Tor August I, -s
? ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for August. ~ $3.50
BLACKwOOD'S MAGAZINE, for sagust
HAKPER'S ILLUSTRATED PAPER, Weekly
~ LEsIIE'S ILLUSTRATED PAPAI., Weekly
THE LONDON ILLUSTRATED NEWS, Weekly.
THE NEwYokK' IftR4i D, weekly
The NEW Y DIRK LEDGER, Weekly. Il
THE NEW Yo K WEEKLY, Weekly. Ia
THE NEW YORK MERCURY, weekly. ~ aaostze
THE wAvERIY MAGAZINE, Weekly. = - :
RI. P0RTER'S and WiIlKE'L SPIRIT OF THE TINS
z Weekly. For sale by -r SO .=e as.f
:. JOHN YORK < co, -.
--tez r-Ee pa and Subscriptions renewed.
july27-tf -c@t -lI No IS Union street
B .'I --t -rr@ --5 l.lst- --l--sl --sa-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01

AEpRETH,S rurIaip Seed. Summer and Winter
L. Warranted fresh inst rece we'd and for sale by
july 2I-n-, f,r-rsr RAINS, BROWN co.
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Notice to Builders.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Office Of the
L Nashville and Chattanooga railroad Company
until O'Clock Z. NJ, Wednesday August LIST, for
the Construction of "a Freight House on the Depot
Grounds of the Company. in the city of Nashville
Z The building will be tiiree hundred By thirty feet
end thirty feet square will be tive stores, and m
iSned of for Offices. Il 4
Propos ais wl state the price per thoGsand for the
brick work, and fer the carpenters work and roof
complete including the furnishing OF all materials ana
eXpe ncllentl 20 the construction If the work.
Plans and specifications via he ready for inspec
ton the 3lst INST. at the Engineers Office in Nash
Proposals are also solicited Tor two bricl, and enc
frame buildings, which stand upon the Company S
grounds, and nov ,aered for sale To be removed
roiosals TO be addressed 10 X. c. NORRIS,
iulS "a zf-s ~ -ResideIt Engineer N * C. T. r. q
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cs,,ra1 Executive Committee.

Central EXECUTIVE OOI11
1EDxIS HI. EWING, NEILL 5. BRowN, ALLEN
A. HALL, P ". MAxEY. JOHS LEILYETT'
JoHx II. CAIIESDBR, HORACE II HARisI-
son.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
Franklin College.

THE SEVENTEENTH SESSION OF THIS fNS1ITU-
i ton VIII open, on Monday, the Sd of September
1880. - -
W. n. CARSEs, late President of Fast Tennessee
University, has been called the position of Pfesi
deit OF the College, and VIII enter upon The active
charge OF his duties at the opening Of the session
uiherwi-e the aCultv remlns nchlnged,
While there IS no disposition on the part Of those
having control of the Institution 10 bolst, they fef
the strongest confidence in commencing ii 10 the
flvor of parents and guardian LIS cast reputa tim
for The sound scholarship and coTreci manly bearing
Of its students wifi be faithfully maintained Eeery
species Gf dissipation VII be gGai ded against and
the strongest rts made to Keep the pupils Tree
the blasting vices that bring speedy ruin upon
nlany youths IN our l1nd 800 I'D $4,000.
The heallhrutaess OF the locality IS unsurpassed in
our county. The charges moderate aad fully
within reach OF all sum -ent energy 10 be cd
utated 49,. Z
The Female school connected with the College VIII
be continued as heretofore.
e. For other information address . -- -t-
W. ID CARNk.S, President,
Franklin College, Tennessee,
81 OR W SLIPSGDgae, Secretary,
franklin College, Tennessee
July IG-eod6w1u,. = - -T7 fEST ~
J. E-'3 -s.f-rf .a,faH ga -L-f. -.-.--L Z
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
- Telegraph ChalybeasesSprfues.a
This water brought four hundred feet ten seconds


Takes pleasure in Informing she pubic that he is
now ready, 70 wait on al who may farer. him
with call. - -. - -, +--es = =
Tnis Spring is situated on The east side Of cnnber-
land river, at the end OF The wire bridge Fanles,
from stto Sc. One PEARSON, 81 by the drink, cents.
Payuaent in advance 80 - x -
= $50 .e1s5 zzANALYSia q .ril-s 4zzs- ~
soarboaafe Of Iron Carbonate Of Line, sulpbzte af
Asgnesie, saiphate Of Lime, Nitrate OF Nsgncsia,
Euriate OF Soda 49, - = =, --t.lt =
me specitc gravity. OF the fresh wsters.xas
OF 222s-estifled water Seing taken stzn5ard.
Iiunderstand thst the water has already eeeu ben
ehcsaI TO several invalids II win be beneficial .
greater degree when taken fresh from the spr IN =.
should pronounce II sfiIruant and tonic adapt
ed, consequently TO cases Of debility, aceonpaned
with anouiic condition OF the system and contra
Indicated IN Plethora and iH1zpetory ststes.
~ ( = - - - RICHARD 0.CURREf.
There Is no doubt that the Spring kept By Nj. ".
DuSS q the eastern end Of the Suspension BIZ sdge
good chaiybeste water. ana thst Il is adapted 70
many diseases OF debility. : B. w Hal, =. D., x.
Thompsan, NJ D., Henry carew, u. D. =. r Jen
pipes, n D., Boyd AcSairys y D, &c: < Azrsn,
IsH.D-s7- = 80 = = s5uae<S-zn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
For Sale.

A FINE Two Story Frame House on the -
"A corner of Mckairy and McGavock fsEsEk
Streets, in West ashvile. The House con- tEERsk
tains s or 10 Rooms, with necessary out
buildings, cistern &c. The lot fronts 50 feet and
runs back 1T0 feet TO an alley. VIII be Sold yer,
low. Call on GI.AScOcK & NEWSot, Agents.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
h n EL.Ih vs. E.NNln FERGUSON and
-s...l p .--.--------s-v ACRES

DURSUANT TO decree Of the Chancery Court at
L Nashville in above1lained case L will sell on SAT-
GRDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1850, at the Courthouse in
Nashville, Tract OF 100 acres (nore Iess) OF LFd,
county, and being the same heretooroscd
bs isrdiR TuEner & co. to Edwin guson Co (See
deed of July H. 1851 ~ ~ Z; i-I ssgla ,4iscy
TERMs-1, 2 Hnds3 years with interest, good personal
security required and lien retained yIsr-i es.7
I july2S-tdrass a-sd yrut j. E GIEAFFtSsa O. L NJ
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Newman and wife VS.. Soanr-SIX. SLAVES OF SLOAN
~@-f-e -FST tTF -

nURsUANT to a decree of the ChanceTys Couft at
Nashvi lille, in above named CASE Will sell SAT
URDAY, 18Th OF AUGUST, 1850, at the C9VFthoase ia
Nashville, Frank aged about p, Wheewrights ison
aged about IS, BaeSsm b; Mora aged about y, Pain
ter; Henry aged about y, I.aborers Ann and id q
TER,ls-3 mouths credit, ezeept as to fiees HandTd
Dollars on the icsoie sate-otes with approved
dorsers and payable in bank required s,l-ss n
luIy26-td y y rs- 80 J. l. GLEAFESs G.. & ".
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01

Jerry Stoddard,rs. Lewis Caroway--fi0USE AND LOT.
nURSUANT to a decree Of the sChancery7 Court at
Nashville, in above nansed case. I win sell on SAT
URDAY. 18TH OF AUGUST, 1850, at the Court house In
Nashville House and Lot ON BosIey Turnpike Jed
ferson street extended The Lot one.haif of
49, in McGavock's plan. isF q - 49,
TxRns-Cash $500, balance on credit of u months
with interest IL lttst = =
july26-td sz-,lN y - j. L. GIEAVES, C. & NJ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01

We may, perhaps, take another opportuni-
ty to answer certain uRfounded charges
against Mr.. Everett, accusing him of aboli
tlonism Fremontism and freeSoiiism of the.
Sum ner school. For The present, however,
We content OURSELVES with saying. that we
kaoac him 10 hold The institution, of SLAVERY TO Be
legal o,le e,ile cd 70 The protection Of The constit,
tion, and 10 be neither sinful IN usef nor anti
sertpturdt. by - A5A@ "-s-sla
Mr.. EVERETT himself, in a letter published
in 1858, made on explanation substantially
The same as the above Itshews that he com
mitted an error, and Fundamentally endors d
sentiments he did not approve; but at The
very frst moment, after it came to his knowl-
edge, he made ample attonement for it,
Now, we submit.n this is not creditable to
his head and heart, - =, 6.,.-.,
"a We need not say more. We have already
said enon Oh TO satisfy all reasonable men of
the soundness and trust-worihiness of Mr..
EVERETT. Nothing could convince the I'M
reasonable ana pur-blind. PARTISAN The
honest masses who loved justice and iair deal
ing will appreciate the views we have ex-
pressed. and the facts we have given, and honor
Mr.. EvERErr all the more for the wanton and
unmanly warfare that his political euemies
are makisg upon him. Iftisefel be a man in
the North free from the reproach Of abolition
ism, who respects the legal aud Constitution
al rights of the people of the South, as well
asthose Of Che people Of bis own section, who
would not place an obstacle in the path o,
our progress, that mansis EDwARDs EVERETT
1t should fllsthe hearts of the Southern peo-
pie with pride and gratitude that they have
such q friend where it costs something to be
friend of the South, and no one should be
so mean spirited as TO misrepresent him.
We have an abiding confidence in the justice
and honor Of the Southern people; and we
are sure they win manifest their lore and
gratitude for EpwxKp EvxKETr fusuchr man
ner in November, "a will forever seal the
lips Of his maligners.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
Gbanferl) SaIes
Chancery Sales, August IS, 1850

Peter anderson v. AIeBoberts & McKee-FaRM.
DURSUANT to a decree Of the Chancery Court at
L Nashville, in above named case, will sell SAT
uRDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST; 1850, the Court house in
Nashville, Farm of IS IS poles miles from
the city, Gallatn Turnpike aud Nashville Louis
vile Railroad, the same being the houSe7ot of Craig
head place AIso-ot No. A. adjoining same, and con
TERMs-6, II and IS months, without interest notes
with approved security and lien retained. 80 1z-5
july26-td .s- i, III J. Il. GI.EAFES, C. & NJ 8
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
Taxes. Taxes.

rT1HETax Books for State and County and Railroad
i are now really for 1860. Tax Payers win please
come Forward IL the Office the Court Houss where
Will be found until the 9th of August, alter that
time we Will be absent attending the different bis
trcts, except Saturday. The law regard 10 collect
ing taxes Is that after visiting each District We must
immediately commence by distress or otherwise,
which will necessarily be an additional expense of
lilly cents TO al call alter the first OF October,
anu after the first of November our Deputies are al
lowed by law the fees as Sherifs for collecting
delts.a las wish TO collect all the LAKES for 1860
NTHE YEAR 1869, all that have not paid by the
first Of November, must expect to find them in the
hands Of Deputies Constabies- H..
ssf - - =. z.-s -. @ C. peGR0VE,-
-- Revenue Collector for siaieand County.
: - - ~ ~ ra--s.-t . T. ". BAIl1OH-
julya5-2w ts-s. Railroad Tax Collector.
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Meeting Of the Eighth Ward
Bell and Everett Club. 81

VIE tghsh Ward Bell and Everett CIab viii meet
LIN ednesaay night, the LIST OF August in the upper
room OF the Cherry Street Church oppos e Firemans
Han Ae.3 FMS room has been secured for the u-e
same. 1f Jus 3o-St1 HUGH CARROLL. =
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
Andrew Johnston VS.. David M. AHen--Is0F On SOUTH
l. --r-ar-7eI 81 MARKET STREET. haa1 % >. /

DURSJJANT 10 a decree Of the C.lancery eoGrf al
J. Nashville, in above named case, will sell on SAT-
URDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST 1860, the Court house in
Nashville, Lot OF Ground, fronting 60 feet on South
Market street extending through College, street aad
fronting thereon 40 feet, the same being occupied by
Shops. - - - 49, :
months credit, without interest and froe
from redemption '
juiy26-td - r. - J. E GIEAVES. C.. & " /
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~ - For Rent.

Tor the balance II the year, aud oonfsrfshls
Il family residence On Vine Street, between Church
and Broad, possession given Immediately. kox par
JuIy a.-lNs
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Jpo R. BAN vs.: a Martin & Mei Grady 4

Jno. R. Balm VS.. Martin & Mctirady-FARsI.
DURSUANT TO a decree OF tlie 7CiElneery- Court at
l. Nashville in above named case, will sell on SAT-
URDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1860. the Court house an
Nashville, Tract of 80 poles land living
the Nashville and HillsbOro Turnpike miles from
city, and the same property heretofore so by JRo r.
Balm to John Martin tiAz e ~ -5-4E 3 so III
TERMs-6, II and is months. without interest and
without redemption -7z f-s'a 7-
july26-td ~ s71.5 J. F. GI.EATFS. c. & NJ.
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p W sfaxey and others Us, r. P Estes and others
81 2 sIAvFxs5 Il

DURSUANT to a decree Of the Chapcerr Court, at
i Nashville, in above named case will sell on SAP
URDAY 18TH OF AUGUST, 1860, at the Courthouse IN
Nashville, Slaves, to-wit: Matilda aged A. Jack 10,
july26-td - -l-.. j. E. GLEaFES, c. x NJ:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01

Jno. R. Balm vs.. George -McNulty-FAFsI.
DURSUANT to a decree of The Chancery Court at
l. Nashville in above named case viii sell on SAT-
uRDA1, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1850, the Courthouse in
Nashville Tract of and 80 poles OF land lying
on the Nsshviiie add HllsborO Turnpike 3 mikes
city, and the sae property heretofore sold by JHo. r.
Balm to George MeNuity.y Il mo go = $50
TERMs-6, II and is months, without interest and
without redemption. r-..fcf ~ 81 5..s- za = VI.
july26-td -.- a4 r.1 j. F. GLEAVES. c. & u.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01

? VIM. MeMnrrey vs. John McMurrey-I SLAVE
DURSUANT to a decree Of the Chancery Court a
L Nashville, in above named case,I Will sell SA
URDAY, srH OF AUGUST 1860, at the Court house ii
Nashville, Slave Anthony ,agea years. TESNs-tasH
july26-td. s5-a--ef Il J. L .t;LEAVES, c. q N, &
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01

Bakewe Pears & Co, j. q. Dardcn & Color IN
t--s -fs7i HARDIN6'S ADDITION i-1s p u
DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
L Nashville in above named case VIII sell on At
URDAY 18TH OF AUGUST, 1850, at the Court house
Nashville, Lot No. so in Harding's Addition TO Nash
vile, on Harding street, so feet by l60. -l--
TERNs-6 and II months, without interest and with
out redemption. = -, --- -, =, =
july25-td s J. E. GIEiTES, c. & u
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DIR. j. & G. Ross
- DENTIST, sl5 Z
TuRNlP SEED.

IS Now IN; THE CITY. OFFICE, no. CHERRY
Street. - 70 l-tsF- > s.aJll ls jaiySo--d3t
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account of a provision in her Constitution
tolerating slavery. He said: F-
"This provision of the Constitution of Ar
kansas il condemned by those whom repre-
sent on this occasion, as anti r publican, as
wrong on general principles OF general polity.
and "a unjust to the inhabitants of the nom
slsveholding States. They Object to it, as
heing. in effect, a provision to render slavery
perpetual in the n, W State of Arkansas.
al concur in rep obating such clause. :
| cannot, ny any vote of mine. ratify <or ga nc
tify Constitution of Government which I'M
del takes. in this way, to foreclos. in advance
the progress of civilization and liberty for
ever. .--- g11 ~ u - -. ~
I'VE are engaged in the creation of infant
empires what we shall now do is to act
mp N generations yet uuborn, 10 The end of
time. There is no apr citation of the conse
quea rs which lie enveloped, like the minute
germ of the springing seed, in the work OF
this hour. And at such time. shall we.
with the accents of liberty perpesually on
our lips; shall we, whose very institutions
are established On the fundamental doctrine
Of human right; shall we, the Represents a.
tives of the free people Of the United States
be 0ruIishly dumb, when il is sought through
Us, to FENDER slavery Incidentally perpetual
la a new State soliciting admission into the
Uuion? - f1 iat'9 d&e2-iiA2
IL claim j. as the right of my constituents.
it is my Own right, to withhold assent from
this objectionable clause in the Constitution
OF Arkansas. II tue question had arisen ut
more propitsous hour. If the committee
were not predetermined TO abridge debate by
such means as they have power 70 exert, ]
should have argued affismatively the inexpe-
diency and injustice of that clause upon
general principles of reason. Wholly alb
| staining to enter this pertinent field OF
remark, have endeasored 10 cnnfne my.
self to a brief aud simple defense of ths
amendment before us, In reply to the obser
valions OF the gentleman from Virginia.
Pertinent also to the snbject are the fol
lowing interrogsioIies and response Of Hon
G. N. FITCH, at present one of the democrat
ic members Of the q. 8. Senate from Indiana
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-03-14
FOR GOVERNOR.
HENRY D. FOSTER,
OF WESTMORELAND COUNTY.

70 The nomination of Gen. Foster for
Governor has been ratised by tie Democra-
cy in every section of the State, With remark
able enthusiasm and uuanimity. All hail 1t
as the harbinger of brilliant victory next
October. The Democracy of Pennsylvania
never we're more thoroughly united than at
the present time, and when united they ney-
er have been defeated. We can therefore 60
into the present Campaign confident of sue
CESS We LoEe the Charleston Convention will
initiate the course pursued by the Reading
Convention, and be equally successful il res
toring union, harmony and good feeling to
the ranks OF the party.
The delegation from this State is al able
one, aud will doubtless faithfully represent
the keystone State. The Senatorial Dele
gates are the ablest Statesmen Pennsylvania
contains at the present time, and Will doubt
less weld powerful influence in the COnveJ
ton
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-03-14

GS-A Lecture will be delivered in the Cath
Ollie Church in this place. on next Sunday
evening. by Rev. Jerome Kearney, of Latrobe.
Subject-St. Patrick, the Apostle of Ireland.
The we'll established reputation Of the Lee
turer for ability and eloquence, will doubtless
attract large audience.
Tickets of admission for % cents each may
be had at the Church door at 81 o'clock or
Sunday cveniDg-or during this week at the
Store Room of Miss. Ann Dougherty, and
Dir. Thomas Devine.