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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-03
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Political.
J. az ANDRIA:
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 3. 1850

IL,
'3e. OF 'ne '"''' 04""'. =" ~
night 10 rauiy the nominations "1 Den anu
t".-rt,, for President and Vice President OF
,t.., I-,;,,a S+,.ps The great BODY Of the
.,,l ,,o.. ,ha
i'"i'0 80 - ~
marble monument OF 'ieHFy NlaH' '''' "'''' II
>,,i-h', famous band began II discourse
.io ,rro,,o.+ antbrsias,i WAS
~, ;l.1 ,,.a,.
manifested. nc '''V'''"" vas
by W. ii. haciarlanc' assisted Ol 'Ao io'-
lywine Vice Presidents: Wvndham Rob
,.,-o., J. ~ Daniel Narmaduke Johnson
c,,so.. Ga, !,
IA. a. ''"" i'o"' ',"''u 49,,
Crutchheld, Jas. ". lalbo'', L"'he' h'"oy'
DR.. Grattan Cabell Jas. K. CrenshaW, Jas.
n Gr,,+ Wm n Uorgrove. jno. W.
r.,;, - ,o,t r;l..o-
.'eF1''"S'' an"
way, Hugh X. Ploa>ants, Jas. NcDohal1.
Mr. mcfarland, the President, from the
t.,.a If the CLAW Monument, presented the
fll,v.inr resolutions, which he pvct#ced with
ranark, apprspriate to the occasion, and
,.h;rh ,chnn nlt To vote. we're adopted with
Great uuanimity. They are IL follows:
Pn.nlrad That i'm their simple and empha-
IL, ulp3pa to support the Constitution, the
r.,;t', ard the Laws the Convention which
,,.,,,,;r,tol I,bo Bell orTcuncsSee, and Ed
,ynrj Everett, Of Massachusetts, proves they
were above the iynob,e article Of designing
and tactious aspirants, t. procure concert
and harmony anon, their followers, by en-
SLOWING language importing assent and agree
men,, in the lace of irreconcilable purposes
and schemes. and is guaranty that the sta
te>nen whom they selected vii! meet every
national Question they may be called 70 con-
.ia.r IN a spirit of broad, elevated and ma
fianal conservatism: that, as errors OF opin-
ion may he tolerated when reason is LETT free
n combat them, 50 any political question,
,cho,avar liz hearinr on the Constitution and
lr,,;nn may he BROUGHT 10 a safe and satfs-
factory conclusion, to the solution Of which
cool and wise judgments are applied. peme.
traed By the conviction that moderation and
l,rbeararoe is the hrs; duty DIAN American
statesman.
Resolved, That the sudden 0iSr"Pii'o OF
the Democratic party, and the nerce cr!nI-
nations u the aiien2tcd ScclohS, rach OF the
other, ara demonstrations OF the hoiloWne#S
Of platforms, and the fearful betrayal which
awaits their credulous yotarea--That Seces-
sion from party associations, because OF =
question OF no immediate concern, ana ~il'en
those who now make 1t the occasion OF hefcr
collisions. have repeatedly adjusted ana
compromised, both by statute ana IN ConEcn-
ton beSpeak proclIyity TO magnify ana m
flame sectional controversies, wholly neon
patihle with due reverence OF me mon
and Constitution, and therefore neither Lin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-03

\ letter from Rome, in the Paris Union
says: The health Of Cardinal Wi>eman in
the occasional appearance Of favorable symp-
toms, successive relapscs leave little hope of
BIS recnycrv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-03

The new seli-rullng, stamped envelope,
which was placed on sale during the last
year, by way of experiment, has been per
manently adopted By the Post Office Depart
ment. 1t will hereafter be supplied to Post
Masters. on request, and will be sold at the
following rates: For single package, the
same price as the old: when more than one
package is taken an advance of , cts per
hundred envelopes upon the sales Of the cid.
The second edition will be decided mpro-
vement upon the first, and will he the most
substantial us we'll as one Of the most beau
titul letter envelopes in the market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-03
The Comet.

The comet is now discerrable by the
naked eve a few degrees above the North
western horizon. About 9 o'clock p. NJ. is
probably the best time for observations,
though this new celestial visitor is 50 thlckly
enveloped in mist, that it does not look very
brilliant. This new comet is somewhat re-
markable for its near approach to the sun,
when in perihcion, on the 18th inst, be-
ing Jess than twenty-seven millions Of miles.
As the clements have no resemblance to those
of any recorded comet, it may be concluded
that it has never before been observed. The
comet is now North Of Ursa Major.
The comet begins to present quite lum-
nous train, and nucleus Of much deeper IN
tensity Of light. Through an inverted tele-
scope it resembles Il rod-heated ball gently
rcposng on the apex ola perpendicular and
copious je,-fuuutan of white light. The
train is broad, and displays a dark stripe
like the axis Of a cylindrical cone, with slen-
der streamers ike the long tal-leathers Of
the lyre-bir'l. About nine o'clock, or a little
before. it may be seen in clear evening,
considerably higher and much more nor
therly than the planets Jupiter ana Venus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-03

II ELP CASH-US HELP.-My Bills To Ist,
L L inst, are ready and money very much wan
ted. They are generally small in amount to each
individual owing them, and Therefore c,nnot in
convenience any one in their payment. while i'll
the aggregate, they make up total ofcou-
siderable consequence to me. hope to meet with
prompt response 10 this notice.
w. JOHN Ii. PARROTT.
DLASTER.--Wc are now receiving and have
l. on hand, Il supply Of BLUE WINDSOR
PLASTER, brought direct from Windsor; also
GROUND PLASTER, lin bags furnished by us, J
all at the lowest market rate.
je 26 KNOX i BROTHER.
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Many thousands Of people have visited
the foot of Hammond street, New York, to
see the Great Eastern. She will beopen for
inspection to-day. The Express states that
all around the vicinity of the ship, numerous
gros shops are springinG up, and the num-
Der promises TO he very great. One man
pays five hundred dollars Il week for the prl-
yiiegc Of locating lager beer saloon near
the ship. and others pay from fifty dollars
week upwards for the same privilege
Daucins-bear shows, and other curlosties
promise 10 relieve the people OF their extra
S,Nnrur.S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-03

The Insurance Companies Of Paris intend
presenting a petition to the Emperor pray
Ing that law may be passed to prohibit the
sale of matches made with white phosphorus.
Official returns show that the annual average
number of accidental fires in France WAS
about two hundred and twenty up to 1888,
before friction matches came into use. In
lNt the number had risen 10 four thousand,
which has constantly Increased until i'll Isl,
there We're ten Thousand fires.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-03

The Court OF Queens Bench has decided
in Il case. II Il man sends half bank-note
to another man. the latter acquires no pro
perry in the bali. and no one has power 10
enforce the giving up Of the other half: but
that, on tie contrary, till the transmission is
complete. both halves remain the property
nf the >rnler
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19
nOrGLAS nIsGRAcEn-

The Washington Constitution (organ of the
Administration publishes letters from various
members of the Kansas Convention that form
ed the Lecompton Constitution, in which it is
stated that Mr. Douglas gave assurances to
Calhoun president OF the Convention and
others, that he 'oould do his best to pat the Le-
compton sioindle through the Senate 1t is
further alleged that the widow of Calhoun
has letter to this effect, written by Douglas
to her husband and that she has been offer
ed $4,000 for that letter, and refused the Of
fer If this be true, Douglas is indeed dis
graced,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19

To Mr., Henry Winter Davis speech says
the Providence journal, made at Baltimore
on Thursday night, is one of the ablest and
most interesting political addresses which
have been made in this campaign. Living in
slave State, and yet believing that it is not
well to extend slavery, belonging to a party
which in some of the States is ready to sac
rifco its principles and fuse with the Democ-
racy, and yet himself making almost every
other passion and aim subservient to his UNI
compromising hatred of Democracy, support
ing candidate, many Of whose followers arc
unsparing in their attacks upon the Bepubl-
cans, while he does them justice and looks
with no regret upon their favorable prospects
he occupies position which makes his words
of interest to all parties. In his speech he
displayed the same boldness which he did in
electing Pennington by his vote.
A planter near Baltimore, and the owner
of fifty slaves, publishes letter in the Bati-
more Patriot, in which he gives statistics, and
advances arguments TO prove that while sla-
very may have elevated the negro race to a
certain degree, it has dcmoralized the white
race where it has existed. He prays there
fore that the institution may be kept from the
Territories
~ A Military Company has been formed
at SALISBURY; the first, we believe, that has
been organized in bennington County, since
the revival of the uniformed militia Geo.
w. Duncan has been chosen to take the com
mand. Huntington Times.
~ The Chicago journal says that repub-
liean down in one Of the Egyptian" coun-
ties recently remarked to Douglas democra-
tic leader that the people Of that section had
commenced to read and think for themselves.
and were in consequence rapidly coming over
to the republican party
"Ies. replied the Douglas man, "but thank
God we have at least four hundred men in
this county who can't read, and we may rely
on their votes every time
This is an actual fact.
~ Gen. Sam Houston has recently been
making a strong speech against the dsunion-
lists, He tells his friends to fight the Repub-
licans, and adds;
but if defeated, remember that Your gov
eminent is worth more than a victory; and
that when you discard the Southern disunion-
lists you will find millions of Northern men
ready TO fight your battles. | would shed
the last drop of my blood for my country
would resist aggression. But have no bat.
ties to fight outside of the Union. Let us
fight in it and for it,"
NEBRASKA ELECTION - ORaL0 Od. Is.
M hatl Al,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19
MEANEss.-On demoeratic administration.

MEANEss.-Our democratic administration,
not content with inyerting all the principles
Of democracy, seems to be DESTROYS Of bring
ing government itself into contempt 1t Is
said that the orders to assess the mechanics
and daily laborers Of the Navy Yards came
from Washington. When the government Of
a great Republic stoops to petty larceny like
this, it degrades itself below the level OF or
binary robbers. Robin Hood and Rob Roy
were content with robbing the rich the gov
eminent Of the United States picks the pock-
cts of the poor Boston Irascrim
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19
REELECTION OF JACOB coLLAMER.

REELECTION OF JACOB COLLAMER.
Hon, Jacob Collamor was nominated in Re-
publican Caucus for recollection by reclamation,
and the reader will see that he received the
unanimous vote Of the Republicans, both in
the Senate and the House. That was fit
recognition of the great ability and unsullied
integity Of the man, as well as Of his fidelity
and success in the discharge of all his official
duties to the State and to the country. The
Legislature Of Vermont has gained honor for
itself by this handsome act.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19

Mr.. YANoEY IN New YoRK-HIs DIS
UNION Gun SP1KED-UNGoN MEErGNG,-
New York., Oct. IL. Mr.. Yancey spoke last
evening to an immense gathering at Cooper
Institute. During his speech questions were
put to him whether Lincolns election would
be the cause Of a secession of the South, and
he believed in the right Of secession, and II
Lincoln should bring in the Federal bayonets
to force his irrepressibe conflict, he would
join his State and resist them. As TO
secession, it was question to be considered
by the people Of his State, and his opinion
should be given to them alone.
A great Union mass meeting was held m
Brooklyn last evening.
ADDRESS FROM THE NATIONAL REruR-
LIoAN CoMMlrrEE.--Ne0 FORK, Od IL, An
address of the Republican National Commit
tee to the Republicans OF the Union claims
that the result in Pennsylvania, Ohio and In
diana assures their triumph in November, and
exhorts them to secure Congress kindly
disposed toward Mr.. Lincoln, who is sure to
be .he next President
lV' An American traveller run large IN
voice OF valuable cigars into England by put
ting them in a box, under ialse-bottom' WIN
rattlesnakes on top. The customs ofhe'''
did not wish to investigate.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19

-
L;.;, - ,;..i.'....
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I'm, III. r....n. - ~ ~ 10y so
Observation-Disclosures ' 80 -. ~ ~ ny ~
aln;,,.. .a1 - -.
MA tho p,,, c,r,o, ba, tho t,.-.,,.., .,,,.
do,d of " GOOD citizen of average abai,e.
80 .,,,,,,, ..l.,,i .l,,o..;...u ;.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19

70 We regret that we are compelled to
say for the information of gentlemen of the
Legislature that there is a republican news
paper at Montpelier with which we can have
no controversy, for reasons well known here
since the last election in Washington Coun-
ty, So both the blackguardism which finds
publicity in that print and the lies of its pub
Usher, in reference to the election of Speaker
and other matters, which have been privately
circulated among members of both houses,
Both selfrespect and regard for the har-
mony of the party and the credit Of the craft,
require this forbearance on our part.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19

Spo'c "A very little at Montpelier on
Monday morning. At Burlington, snow fell
to the depth Of six inches trees were much
injured, and the snow remained until Tues
day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19

NEBRASKA ELECTION - OnaLo OF. Is.
Mr. Daley, the Republican candidate for
Congress, has go majority.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19

journal Of yesterday read aud approved.
message was received from Ills ENcelency, the
Governor announcing the appointment of Geo II MRR-
MIL ESQ Secretary Of Civil aud Military Affairs.
JOINT ReS0iiHion.-frum the House, providing for q
Joint assembly ON Tuesday next at 10 - for the
election Of U Senator adopted in concurrence.
Res0utioH-By Senator Robbins, that the State Treas
be requested 10 furnish the Senate statement of
towns in arrears for taxes with amounts due adopted
On nomination Of The President the following Commit
tees were appointed
tpafr the Fourth Joint Rule.
Senator Hail.
Fullerton
Bcecher
On tie Library.
Senator Harris,
Upham.
On BiHs
Senator Storens,
Brock.
Reso'Hoas.liy Senator Aldrieh, that the Senate now
proceed TO the election Of Standing Committees adopt
ed By Senator Allen, that much Of Rule II as
quires the election Of Standing Committees be by
ballot, be suspended and that the election proceed By
nomination and viva vote adopted. The Commit
tees were then elected, a. foows
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19
PENNsYLVANIA ELECTION.
LEHMAN DEFEATED.

Phiiade'phia, Od l2.-Ihe official count
this morning, shows the election Of T. NJ.
Butler, rep for Congress, in the First Dis
trict, over Lehman, (dem) by 1875 maj.
For BELL-EyERErr MES.-The Now
Bedford (Mass.,l relates the following incl
dent
"A young man in Boston, who was sup
posed to be a good Republican, was noticed
carrying torch in Bell-Evorott procession
the other evening. On being asked how this
was, he replied that he was good Republic
can, and should vote all right, but that he
was paid sixteen dollars month to carry a
torch for the Bell-Eyeretts. This, we are
assured, is a fact "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19

journal " Saturday read and approved.
ReOinfion.-By Senator Peck, that the Judiciary Com
miteo be instructed inquire into the expedienry of
providing by law for the revision and compilation OF the
public statutes Of the State and report by bill other
wise adopted.
BRs introduced and refcrrcd-By Senator Armstrong,
pay lhc estate II VIM. A. Burnham late Of Marches
ter Sl4l6; 10 the claims. BY Senator Human,
TO provide for publishing the Geological Report the
com printing
Senator Allen called up the Message Of His Excel.
lency, the Governor, and, motion Of Senator Willard
II voted that the President make such reference Of
the Governors Message as he may see ft
On motion Of SenaloI MMLl. Tho SennLc adllnrned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19
NEW BOOKS

TVS kANoARoo HrSrsRs by Anne Borr,,o H..
ton Crosby, Nichols, Lee & Co. "os-
hoonson Cfusoeish and entertaining Aus,rali, is IN
hea're OF the story and is strange people, production.
ana scenery add TO The interest of the singular ,dyen
lures recorded For sale by Ballou, Loyoland & Co.
Wise q Co. '"f "alheti
An article on slave property in the Te,ri,or,o. 49,.
Of recent decisions Of The supreme Courts Of Msss,e
sets and Now Hampshire, and the statutes and dei
Of Massachusetts relating to married women, make tho
October number
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19

~. ,,.,.,.-.. t1.s on tor,,,D,r.
A. 49, ~ sst A., viii, Of st,..h,,
nj ,, sa..a,oa nosbpci NJ ,v.t.sld
tt.,a ~, Nth Goodri,l, NJ u.rd,vi,t
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Al ,..t1 - So. N. ne. ~ s.ii.h,,y
,,hpd n u,depark Wipobcu Of popl,nev.
Smith N 81 Aibnna Chandler of Berlin
Colby Of 1Iartlapd. Quimby Of Sharon.
c,.J,oro m peDrtno,oo Chamberlain ~ Au.,,
ID, Cl,fo, r,,,,b,fi,, co,u,i,,,,
Mr. Allen Of Rutland Mr. Lane of Cornwall
Morse NJ Roobcster. wav Of tandgro,c.
SAKE Of sheldon. Church Of Kirby
B,ker Of Ncwport. sibev of Wc.tf,rd
Oreutt of Roxtmry. Snow of Inucnburph,
ID, Roads B,oy,n ~ Richf,rd
Mr. sioddifd Of Tovushcnd. Ifutcbipa Of North Hero
Garfield of Arlington. povlcs Of wasbinytop
wait NJ Brain,rso simonds Of Glover.
Miller of popf,et Rncl NJ NiddIctoun
WRIGHT Of sborebam. Henry Of Waterbury.
on Ranks Perry Of Dover
Mr. pingry NJ yvcatbersfoid T,ggart 81 et,cLbrid,e
Johpsou NJ Woodstock On Land V,res
shepard Of Montpelier. Mr. CLARK NJ Undcrhfn.
Green NJ Richmond. Putnam Of WOODBURY..
Dickinson of Chelsea. Olin Of Woodford
on Manufactures Flint Of Hancock,
Mr. Grappcr Of pttsford. wilkins Of Ncrdon.
Post Of Georpia. d, C,oyrora,io,,s.
Cnlto,, NJ r,,.t,,vb Mr. gl,rd NJ N,.-i.t,,,,,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19

Nenaic BH Passed.-Scnator Armstrong introduced
ilul Ia relation and occupancy OF the Representa-
lives iiall and Senate Chamber. Amer she frst and
tcond readngs Of the BILL on motion Of senator Ann
strong, was voted that rules rs aud n be suspended
and he bill was read third time and passed.
RESOLUTION. lily Senator Netdham, that the t,y.
Houses meet in joint assembly on Thursday m next
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19


( journal Of yesterday read aud adopted.
BiH introduced and retcrrad.-By Senator Fish, re.
lang TO pounds and ostrays TO Committee printing
message from the House announced It's readiness TO
proceed TO the election " Senator, whoreupon on
motion Of Senator Woodbridge the secretary If the SEN
directed 10 inform the House Of Representatives
by message that the Senate are now ready their
part 90 proceed 10 the election Of a L $ Senator.
Inrt LII IN =
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