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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
ureekIarIdke on the HumbuggeTy OF the
s.InterventIOn,s Issue.


In bis address before the Kentucky Legislature At
Frankfort, December 2lst, 1850, Breckenridge thus
,pe,ks a. TO the practical importance Of the issue on
which he is moo running for The gi'terug prize Of the
P,iJepey At the risk Of disuucu and civil var to the
country
In this connection do not hesitate to say that the
aim Of every good citizen should be TO keep the ques
ton Of slavery out Of Congress It's agitation there has
b,sp productive only Of evil 10 US, and that continually
In the present condition Of public affairs can see 80
MOTIVE 20 thrust the Territorial question on The Congress
sonsl arena THAI HAS IT'S TEELiNG OF LOYAL
~ TO rur USioS AT present the slavery question: In
this .sOee, Off, is not before Congress. No Southern
senator or Representative proposes legislation upon it.
No ,op,ipt Of violated right comes from any Terrific
~ No EVIDENCE Is oFFKRKD THAT rHE CONSTITUTION,
TaE LAWS. AND TIE CoUErs ARE NOT COMPETENT TO rAO
7r-r PERSONAL RiGHrs AND PRIVATE PROPERTY. heGee'
While would never abandon constitutional right e.
psciay after il had been udiciay determined, lSA'EA
would Observation-Disclosures Any QUESTION TO DISTRACT
s COUNTRY wHEs 40 VOICE DEMANDED IT, NORTH south,
East or West
at should be cause Of eOBgrstulaon TO every patriot
tb.t the Territorial question is nearly fought cut u Is
This own italics nearly fought out. No man Of sense
AID oJssrBati5R supposed that TIE tHsi'tH'iV" %
slassry oould penetrate iRo kihssota, As6rd'ka aud
othsr Northern Territories. Is 70 tAs tsrTitOyy South
Of certain parable! Of LATITUDE, where slave property IS
y.aly profitable AID lrs ne iHisrs't' Of both races
,,a 70 Lrraoniss IN his relation DO MOI dgubt that
CLIMATE AND ISrERlsr, AND TAX PROXIMITY OF SLAVE
sArEs AID Tx CoSsrirUIioS AND CoUErs Gill sustain
a. ihrrs IN al os rights, and hat ~ rH have So'iA-
srs States Ou, Of SO4,herH 'oiL"
And vet this is tls issue on which this same gentleman
ad his supporters are wiling divide the Democracy,
even TO is destruction and Persisssuty remain in the
Presidential canvass and impsr the very eIissUsS Of
oar nation and is glorious institutions
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
sne,,,nS.ttAe club House.

I, gives US pleasure to state that JOIN l. hATRE, Jr
ESQ Of Fredericksburg viii address the citizens OF Rich
mond this WEDNESDAY, evening, at the Club House,
Al n o'clock Mr. N. has the reputation Of being an
able and eloquent speaker and trust he viii be greet
ed by a full house.
We have the eradication TO announce also, that the
Hon JouN s PSDLKoN viii address the citizens Of Rich
mond on tO-mOrrOv, CTHURSDAY) evening, at the
Club House, at n o'clock. Mr.. PKNDLEToN is one OF the
most eloquent and brilliant orators in the Common
wealth, and rich and rare treat may be expected to-
morrow evening Let there be = rOusing audience pres
anI ln hear him.
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..nr thn Voc OF naaI.on from one Tomh.

AS this advice, said Mr.. Madison in paper written
short time previous to his death, "if it ever see
the light, will not do till more it may be con-
sdered as issuing from the tomb where truth alone
be respected aud the happiness of alone consulted
Il will be entitled therefore, tO!whateyer weight can be
derived from good intentions and from the experience
Of one who has served his country in various stations
through period OF 40 years; who espOused in his youth
and adhered through his life to the Of liberty and
who has borne part in most of the great transactions
which will constitute epochs of its destiny.
The advice nearssimy heart and deepest in my con-
veon IS that the Union Of the States be cherished and
perpeuated Let the open enemy to it be regarded as
Pandora with her box opened, and the disguised
the serpent creeping with his deadly wiles into Para
disc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
The People Hive the Remedy.

The Union is 10 dAnger-the Country in peril. The
remedy is in the hands Of the people. If they do not
come to the rescue they degenerate sons OF the men
bv whose sulrings and blood their Independence was
achieved and BY whose wisdom their government was
framed If they do not make an effort to save when so
much is in hazard they are unworthy of the peace and
prosperity aud happiness they now enjoy Providence
helps those who help themselves. Let all who love the
land Of Washington and his eOmPeers unite in one grand
and aH-schevng effort to preserve j: from the bloody
read Of Revolution and the desoAting sweep Of Civh
War.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
Not the Chost OF n Chance,

The BreckiprdgeY ancey organs and orators urg-
ing the Southern people to concentrate upon Beckn-
ridge but the people too wise to do anything inn
polite They know that poor Breckenridge has not the
ghost of chance for election, with all the eeco-
raj votes of the South and that to concentrate upon
him would only add the intense sectional agitatons
the cessation of which the good of the country demands
Nothing can be gained by taking extreme position
Toe path of safety lies in the middle ground occupied by
the Union party Rally then, all ye who really desire to
store the nation to quiet and repOse
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
rae Voice OF the People.

writer in the Alexandra Gazette apy asks the ques
ton Are not the Democracy estOpped by the first
luton of their platform from taking any exceptions to
the action of the people, should Lincoln be elected
Tha.resOuton declares that the Democracy place their
Justice of tie American people," This they regard too,
as distinctive feature Of their creed, and which they
are proud to maintain before the world This is Of the
vor popui Del order of things, and certainly sub
jeets tho democracy submit to the will of the people
aud await the the second sober thought" to right any
wrong rather than resort to secession or revolution
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
TEE oxYGErArxD BrrrERs

For years medical taxed and the s OF the
d ycsn exhausted discovering edy avail
.bs 70 cure thai most distressing all dessesDrsrEPsA,
well AZ lts long evils under their various names
No medicine eried which would speedily permsbsny, enee
tusy and radically and eIpe these diseases ou the s
tenn until Dr. Green made known bis discovery Of
The Oxygcnated Bitters.
Such is power peculiarly that cases which Tor
wear. have the potent medicine and The highest FRO
fesona kill yield 10 remedy readily the disease we're
but Of day. standing For all dsees Of the Stomach and Il
oesps Oroans and for General DEBILITY equally saiutAV
and certain.
Typhoid Fever, Dyspepsia and Debility.
The folio wing letter srKrau Lzlyrr ESQ.,, veknovn and
worthy citizen Lake village. but the testimony Of hou-
ands Of Ike sufferers: - - ,s..
M,ssrs g. w. PowLE 4 Co., Boston,
gentemen Eight years since attacked WIN IHnotd
Fper which left digestive In very feeble eonauon
was totally unable perform labor could eat bot the ghtest
and most mpls cd without causing dre and The various
medicines which had taken produced favorable alteration
The disease continued In this miserable condition for several
month"; untl brother nlsw, r Joseph Burri % East Bos
ton mt me he oxYGE BrEss with such sreng
assur.nces Of lis that Induced 70 give trial
had NOT contents before the eject was quite visible
vas due season comfortable state Of health This
r,medy have nce recommendfd 10 some OF my dyspepue
fenGi and always with the most sa,sAetory results
Yours, sIkPHEN LsA'itr.
wholesale and by ADIE GRAY, PURCELL. LADD Coz
PETERSON p. DUvAL, RI hmond, and By all druggists and
dealers in medicines in city and country ocls -de4sm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
Preaching Treason.

The Montgomery Nail, the home organ of Yancey,
continues to advocate Breckinrdgc and treason 1t de-
clares that evsry true hearted SOUhsrH is of opinion
that the only hope for the Slave Section is instant
sion on the election Of LncOn" 1t appeals to the South
ern men thus:
"Out with your banners men of the South The beg
carly abolition will soon be upon you Your safe
ty lies in your own brave hearts and strong arms"
People of Virginia, consider well the revolutionary ut
terances of the Breckenridge leaders, then determine
AZ patros aud honest men, to vote for Bell and Everett
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
NOhIE Aald.

In concluding speech the other day in Norfolk Gen.
Mson sad-a crisis has arisen in history which de-
mands the serious and thoughtful consideration of every
citizen The issue was made. In less than sixty days a
ter the election there would be party known as
Bell, Breckenridge Douglas party-but two would re-
main-ths one for the UH'Oa-ths other against it.
"Hs had sided iVih and should battle for the former
Spoken like patriot and true man What good ct'
zen will not be by his side battling for the Union
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
Hard Times In AIabam a.

A private letter from Alabama to gentleman in
Athens, Tennessee thus speaks of the hard times that
prevail at present in Yancey's own State.
Times are very hard here. All classes are suffering
And the banks utterly refuse to discount or loan any
money until after the Presidential election
The same cry comes from all directions II is the pre-
monitory warning that preeedes the gathering storm
The Hotspurs who clamoring for and threatening
DsuniOn will be fortunate il they escape the whirlWind
their mad policy Is raising
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
ELECTORS.

NVINNa
Dlsr. isr. L. h. CHANDLER, of Norfolk City.
and. TRAVIS Il. EPES, Of NOttOEAS
50. THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax.
4th. JOHN 7. THORNTON, Of P. Edward
a. 5th. JAMES T. JOHNSON. of Bedford.
d" 9Th. MARMADUKE JOHNSON, of Richmond
9Th. LEMUEL J. BOWDEN, of Williamsburg
sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of Niddlesex.
3 9Th. B. H. SHACKELFORD, of Fsuquier.
. " 10th. ANDREW Z KENNEDY, of Jefferson.
q" 18th. FRANCIS T. ANDERSON, of ROckbridge.
18th. W. R. STAPLES, Of Montgomery.
18th. WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
f 18th. J. J. JACKSON Jr, of Wood
q" 18th. A. b CALDWELL, Of Ohio.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31

81 follow in the footsteps far as Of the immor
tai Clay have lived by that and | intend TO die by
IL /. is good enough for me, and would be willing to
swear every son Of mne and leave it as an obligation
on him TO swear his sols the same"
THIS is true Clay sentiment and the Union party only
echo it. We follow the example and the eounsels of
him. every pulsatiOn Of whose heart was loyal to the
Union, Who viii do less
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31

Col. A. II. II. Dawson, Of Alabama, having enclosed
to Mr. Everett the article in the Montgomery Mail con-
tanning the charges that Mr.. Everett favored negro
equality in the Public Schools as made by Judge Rice
and the differences drawn thereirom by Mr.. McCraw,
Bell and Everett Elecor Mr.. Everett responded in the
following dispatch by telegraph;
BosroY Oct. go, 1860.
Col. A. H. II. DAWSON:
There is not the slightest foundation for the charges
of Judge Rice, or the differences OF Mr.. hcCraw.
EDWARD EVERETT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31

Our country in an eminently prosperous condition,
and without single law on the Congressional statute
book affecting our interests puriousy have no earth
y for the camor and complaints necessarily raise
by certain classes amongst The Union has thus fer
been fertile in blessings to u.s. and il wise we will
cherish instead of striving TO destroy il.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
LOOK TO THE UNION.

10 he Editor Of Ne Whiq;
| understand a secret Democratic organization Is il
process of formation here the members Of which style
themselves Minute Men" | wish to know, Mr.. Editor
what is the design of this Organizaton' Is it against
the General Government Is small band Of factions
men determined to seize the Government by a coup d
main call on the Wings and Douglas men to organ
lie Minute Men also Do not let cit quiet and see
bands of awess men seize upon the power of the STATE
without attempting blow in defence Of the Constitu
ton and the Union. UNION.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
Kenn nj ncfore the PeopIe,

THAT EVERY VOTE FOR BRECKENRIDGE Is AN
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PROJECT OF SECESSION
AND REVOLUTION, AND KyERY SUCH VOTE MUST he
GIvES N raE yAcE OF THE FACT THAT POWER
LKss IN BEHALF OF TIE OF Tx DIsUMONsrs,
WHO CANNOT POSSIBLY ELEcrEDi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31

DEATH or "0LD JOE SwEENEY."-The original banjoist
"Od Joe Sxee ey" died at the late residence of his IA
ther in Appomattox county, Saturday evening, the
9th inst, abou; he age OF foty-fve years. He had
Travelled extensively in Europe and almos. entirely over
the United States md enjoyed probably greater repu
talon than any Other blpjos', having been tie
first white man to introduce the banjo 20 the public
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31

Answer at the Ballot Box? Can any one who calls
himself freeman sleep sound after having for partisan
schemes aud party purposes voted with any sectional
party whose purpose is the destruction of the Union
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sue

T~ + IL Il z II ID Il " It II ID SUC.
b. CEss.-The excitement 10 behAifof Bakers C.lebrd
ted Premium Buffers continues 10 throughout virginia AID
the South the demand for has become great that the
Proprietor difficulty Ia 'uppylDgiL cure Tor Ague and
without RIVAL and have yet 20 learn
OF where they have failed to check that nausea
oahsome dease when taken Ing 10 direeonh for
Dyspepsia Moou summer Complaint, T0rpdity OF The
Liver stomach ard Indigestion these Bte are without
rival Headache have been known 10
the most violent at.r the bs Ph cAs had yen them
up No family where there ehdrel should
without ihem 10 the Spring and Fall month"; they Improve
the appetite and the system Being enrey free from
poisonous substances they taken by both SEXES
At time under all circumstances need essirt
medicine them andjudge for yourselves Of their
yirtuts
and elsewhere Virginia aud North CaroEa Also by @. w.
4 Proyan New Orleans d. b. Miller Covngton. Ky stott
Washington city, D. C.. Candy 6ipin Co, baltimore A.
vAhnestook Co. PhiAaephs and BGrneJ Park, NY Orders
Ailei by addressing T. BAkEa, Piopnetor
nrs a.
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ARRIVAL OF TEE PRISONERS At SAPLEs.

Yesterday Oet 81 the 1900 prisoners were taken by
rail to Naples. At the station few hundred national
guards we're waiting for them, who conducted them to
the Fort of St. Elmo. number OF officers have been
found among the prisoners who had cpuat0d and given
their word Of honor not to OF course their Word
of honor can no more be trusted
On tie 9th there a renewal of hosiiites, the Ga
rbadians gaining fresh positions HOstiIies we're then
suspended for wentyfour hours in order to bury the
slain. On the 10th the cannonading was recommended
and continued at the latest advices.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
MARRIED.
RFTI Ann EVERETT poi,

On the 4h Of otobe $780, BY the Rev. Abner ANTHONY
JAMES TALAfERRo Of Amherst couaty SALLIE d..
d lighter Of Col L. c. Arthur Of Big Island, Bedford
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31

Counterfeit s. bills on the Bank of Lynchburg Va.
have been circulated at wilamsport, Nd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31

~ IN MANCHEsTER-A Bell and Everett Pole Will be
Manchester the Town Hall 10 day. (wednes
aypeakng and Other ceremonies alta o'clock
NJ the ground The eaing viii be continued night u the
African Church. The pubIc are Invited 10 attend.
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The Pilot who takes the helm of the Ship Of State,
with any other chart to guide him than the Constitution
will not follow the sailing of those who built and
launched the vessel and of him who was its first great
commander The President who approaches the Executive
chair on any other platform than the Constitution reaches
il by false route and cannot be trusted to occupy il
for right uses Any other pledge than that which looks
to the observance of the Constitution the preservation
of the Union and the enforcement Of the Laws, is
yoke which canno. be worn by any man who means to
serve his country faithfully. No President do more
than is implied in the pledge and platform OF our own
noble candidates and he who pledges himself to do more
is sure to do less Think Of these things before you
vota
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- SPECIAL NOTICE-LADIES

H CHEAP sTORE-The subscribers have on hand 8
Of Ladies Congress Lace Caters Morocco and
Kid Buskns which they selling much less than
nrst Ann Of cheap CATERS viii please call soon At
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TOXEs GELATINR.-ooopers thsst and shred lsln
" glass and Prusian Isingls.s, for sale By
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PLANTATION sHOEs.-For Men, women and Boys
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The Revolutionary Programme OF the "Rn.
onar


We pleased to observe that several OF our Demo-
cratic contemporaries repudate the revolutionary pro-
ramme Of the Enquirer in the event OF the election Of
Lincoln, and the people themselves are beginning 10
speak out on the subject In another column we pub
sh the proceedings of the Bell and Everett Club in
Rockbrdge also letter from Judge Field, OF Cupeper,
which unite in calling upon the people OF the counties to
assemble and make known their sentiments upon this all
important subject. We think the Enquirer will be apt
to get than it baganed for out of Its revolutionary
pronunciamento. That the people may have 1t before
their eyes, we reproduce 1t:
From the Richmond Enquirer, Oct. 10.
"virginia prevent the dissolution OF this
Union after Lincons election than she prevent that
election She will be poweress TO prevent civil war, with
all its attendant horrors. Any one OF the Southern States
can, aud of them will involve the whole country,
North well as South, in the internecine strife OF
bloody aud desolatipg civil war. VIRGINIA. WILL BY
A MAJORITY OF HER PEOPLE, DECIDE UPON RE-
SISTANCE while large minority may desire to post
pone resistance for the covert ac but hitched as she IS
TO the Southern States she will be dragged into COM
mon destiny with them, matter what may be the de-
sire of the people. WE BELIEVE THAT A LARGE
MAJORITY OF THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA., If THE
| OPPORTUNITY OF A STATE CONVENTION WAS
ALLOWED THEM, WOULD VOTE FOR IMMEDIATE
RESISTANCE and for common destiny with the South
ern States and with this belief WE WOULD ADVISE
THE SLAVE STATES NOT TO HESITATE TO STRIKE
| AN EARLY BLOW FROM FEAR THAT VIRGINIA
MAY HESITATE IN her DUTY TO THE SOUTH"
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OF the Iustrous and browns heh produces With uner
certainty minutes has fairly for the sPPelpion
most ndtdIhair dye invented Fold tytywhe'e
piled by cHsrADoso, No Astor house, Ne
VIZ oct22-dkUlE
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APPEAL TO SCIENCE

II you wish be Of obtaining perfect hair dye viii
deleterious element CRs!AD0Ros ENcGLsioa DTEb The
ever Iuhmittsd to this ordeal: 1t has been