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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02

finds hfe's pathway darkened with gloom.
1t is turned out from the shrine of the pa
rental roof and reared in vice. In after
years, the babe of the cradle stands upon
the scafFold, CT scowls in the dungeon, or
wallcws in vice. A great people have
looked on while Tie fatal network of their
accursed policy has bound the victim hand
and foot, and cast him down.
"a young bride stands at the altar,
dreaming of a cloudless future, and look
ing. with u. woman's devotion and pride
upon the loved one Of her choice. To-
gether, she dreams of bright journey
through life. A great people reach into
her happy home, and wiring every fibre
of her young heart, and blast every bright
dream, yoking her for lifetime to a liv-
ing corpse.
"a young man stonds at the thresh-
hold Of manhood, the pride of the home
circle, and a heart throbbing with high
and noble resolves. The mothers eye
has kindlcd as it has watched his ripening
years. The sister loves him with a sis
ter's changeless love. A great people
reach in and shivur the idol of the old
mother at the very altar, until she weeps
and prays over the blighting Of all her
hopes, aud sinks herself, like blasted
thing, to her grave. That sister may
tread alone the pilgrimage Of life; the
people have DO tears for her.
GA father, with his sun in its evening
decline, leans with increasing affection
upon the stalwart form of an only son.
A great people blast the bright hope of
the fathers cid age, and leave him to turn
alone to his broken home, and no child
hand to lay his white head in the grave.
Men who will coolly and deliberately
fold their arms while such ruin is being
wrought in our social relations, are un-
worthy of the name of freemen."
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The Chairman of a Democratic
County Committee Declares
for Lincoln.

The Chairman Of the Dane Co. (Wis.y
Democratic Central Committee has re-
signed his position, for the following rea-
sons:
I" am impelcd to take this course, from
the fact that I cannot consistently support
either of the Democratic candidates for the
Presidency, at the ensuing election.
{" cannot vote for Mr.. Breckinridge, be-
cause he stands upon the Pro-SlaYery Plat
form. -.,.
Il do not deem It advisable to vote fer Mr.
Douglas for the following reasons:
First: He cannot be elected.
4" Second; Voting for him only increases the
chance of election of Pro Slavery candidate.
" THIRD: The resolution adopted at Balti-
more which is indorsed by Mr.. Douglas in his
letter accepting the nomination, substantially
comedies, so far as principle is concerned, all
that the secessicnSts demanded. 1t virtually
declares that the Democratic party Will not
only abide by the 'Dred Scott'Decisioa.' but
will also favor Congressional legislation to
enforce and carry it into effcct-which liieans
intervention if 1t means anything.
Fourth: The ultraists of the SoIth, by
their action 10 National Convention aud else
where, have forced upon the Urion men of
the North the necessity Of taking ore extreme
or the other on the Slayery question; my
choice is tho extreme for Freedom rather than
the eXtreme for Siavelg.
. intend, therefore. 10 YGle Tor Abrallam'
Lincoln for Prs id,nt, believing thEt he can,
and win be elected, and that his election viii
teach the Pro Slavery men OF the South A.
profitable lesson, while at the same ~ 10
will further the best Interests of the Nhois
country FRANK Fl. TIf,,,,dif-fis.,
4" 91@jSrn, Jalv l8, 1850
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AN ACT
To secure stricter accountability of Certain
Public Officers in Schuyklll county.

To secure a stricter accountability of Certain
Public Officers in Schuyklll county.
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted by the Sen
ate and House Of Representatives. Of the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania IN Cen
erat assembly met, and it as hereby en-
acted By the authority of the same, That
hereafter all supervisors of townships, all
township, borough and school district treas
urers, for both road and school purposes, and
all collectors Of borough, road and school
taxes within the county Of SChuylkill, SHALL
before entering upon the duties Of their sew
eral Offices, file in the Office Of the clerk of
the court of general quarter sessions of the
peace i'll and for said county, bonds with war;
rants of attorney TO confess judgment thereon,
in such amounts as the said court of quarter
sessions shall direct and with one or more
sufficient sureties, to be approved by said
court, conditioned for the faithful performance
of the duties of their several Offices according
to law and it shall be the duty of the clerk
Of said court Of quarter sessions to file the
said bonds among the records of his Office, on
payment Of the usual fee for filing similar pa
pcrs by the officer by whom said bond is CIV
en-, there to remain, subject to the order of the
court, for the security OF said townships, bor-
oushs and school districts, and all others in
terested in said bonds, whenever legal pro-
ceedings shall be necessary thereon.
SEC. q That hereafter ali township and
school district auditors in the county Of
Schuylkill, shall within ten days after max
ing the yearly settlements with the officers of
said townships and school districts, file the
accounts so audited and settled togetherw With
a list of orders issued and cancelled during
the year, stating their number and page on
the order register their date, amount, the
name of the payee, and tue consideration for
said orders, in the office of the clerk of the
court of quarter sessions, who shall file the
same on payment Of the usual fee by said
townships and school districts, for the in-
snection of those interested in said accounts.
Sfc 3. That upon the petition of three or
more tax PAYERS of any township or school
DISTRICT, in said county OF Sehuylkill, verified
BY the oath er affirmation OF tW or more Of
said petitioners, setting out reasons therefor,
the court of common pleas Of the said county
Of SchuylkIll shall IN their discretion, upon
the suliciency Of the rea ,ons set out in said
petition, appoidt thTee or more special audi
tors TO revise, re-st2te and re-settle any Of
tie accounts fled IN the ofdce Of the clerk Of
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93oGt's Gornfr

For the Potter Journal. i7g6
SPEAK KINDLY. a = -H'
Speak kindly, 'tis cheering thing
To hear loving word;
And ever when It's spoken thus,
Ahectioa's fount is stirred.
And often in Affections cup,
It is a drop Of balm,
That heals the sorrow stricken breast,
And Sootles it to be calm.
When the head is lowly bowed
With griefis oppressive load,
1tis an arm on which TO lean,
And smooth the mourners road.
Speak kindly to the wayward youth,
And he will turn aside
To hear the gentle words Of truth,
Perhaps too oft denied.
IT'S thus God speaketh unto us, p, ...
Persuasively and mild.-- sg.s-.
Speak kindly to the crring,
II thou wouldst be his child.
EECLDoUN. Juig, 81, 1860
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9lnlitiru(.
Is
The New Law Relating 10
Township Officers.

fBclow we publish the sections of a
law relative to township officers, passed
in 1859 for SvhuyIkill county, and ex-
tended to this county by an act of last
session. POTTER JOURNAL
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CHARLES REISSMANN,

El5INET MAKER, having erected new and
Convenient Shop, on the Southeast corner
aIhiri and West streets, Will be happy 20
rceiye and fill all orders in his calling.
.2airing and fitting carefully and neatly
0ne on short notice.
E"iersport, Nov. :, l859.-ll-ly.
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ARTHUR G. OLMSTED.

[T0RSEY Il COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
egier,port, Pa, viii attend to all business
aras.ed to his care, with promptnes and
tl.iy. Office in Temperance Block, sec
tli liOoT. Main st. lO:l
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Business Gdr0s.
,,y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ut,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Holm S. MANN.

|TT1RyrY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Cgliesport, Pa, will attend the several
Courts in Potter and NJ Kcan Counties. All
u.uess entrusted in his care viii receive
rruDt attention. Office on Main St, oppo-
n, tie Court House lO:l
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t. ". KNOX,

I1T1RNEY AT LAW. Coudersport, Pa, viii
rgaarIy attend the Courts in Potter and
ID, adjoining Counties. lO:l
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ISAAC BENSON.

--oRNEY At LAW, Coudcrsport, Pa, will
aisnd 10 all business entrusted to him, with
o,eand promptuess. Office corner of West
ai Third sts IO:l
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02
LYMAN HOUSE,

T , = LYMAN, Proprietor, Ulysses, Potter Co,
"a This House ia situated On the East
Ser So'aer Of Main street, opposite A. Corey &
" s'a store, and is well adapted to meet the
'alt OF patrons and friends. l2:ll-ly.
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u. j. THOMPSON.

~pp.GlAGE Il WAGON MAKEB and RE-
L' LAlNER, Coudersport Potter Co., Pa, takes
f. 81 method of informing the pub . a-1po
u - a general that he is prepared - g
!, ~ al work in his line with promptness,
m.-. "orkman-like manner, and upon the
81. P''' accommodating terms. Payment for
PAIRING invariably required on delivery of
- WORK. nsA- All kinds Of PRODUCE
w On account Of work lr.35.
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0. 7. ELLISON.

|ACTICING PHYSICIAN, Coudersport, Pa.
's'ps:tfuIly informs the citizens of the vii
ss' and vicinity that he will promptly re-
f.al to all calls for professional services
V1ce on Main St, in building formerly oc-
s?ei by c. W. Ellis, Esq. OPP
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02
D. L. & NJ. H. DANIELS,

-i5ALERS : IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
TlIy Treagy- Made Clothing, Crockery, Hardware,
pp,oAs' >. Stationery, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
u rb1-nlS, Oils, &c, &c, Ulysses, Potter Co,
D. p' S-31 Cash paid for Furs, Hides and
t t.S. All kinds of Grain taken in exchange
- tade.-l2:2O.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02

ALLEGANY HOUSE,
'Ip1'AL > u. MILLS, Proprietor, Colesburg
!v4sF Co., Pa, seven miles north of Cou-
s''Vart. on the Wellsvillc Road. 9:44
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NJ. W MANN.

liLER IL BOOKS & STATIONERY, MAG
ALINES and Music, n. W. corner Of Main
-aa Third stS., Coudcrsport, Pa. l0:I
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02

COUDERSPORT HOTEL,
= I. GLASSNIRE, Proprietor, Corner OF
= A1'a and Second Streets, Coudersport, Pot
@1 Co., Pa. 9:44
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19.LlSs SMITH.
y. A. JoEES.
D. Z. OLMSTED,

laLER IN DRY GOODS, READY-MADE
Clothing, Crockery, Groceries, &c, Main St.
1oldcrsport, Pa l0:l
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02

OLMSTED & KELLY,
P,5LER N STOVES, TIN & SHEET IRON
eARt, Main St, nearly opposite the Court
''aSe. Coudcrsport, Pa. Tin and Sheet
'a Ware made to order. in good style, on
-Ort notice. IO:I
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GbOire Ataolng.
The Property Of Mind.

From " Why an temperance Man," 6g
". Bropn, editor Of Wisconsin
(Hiff
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CoUDERsPoRT THURSDAY, 1860
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@riminat<gOurt - Die @rO3efe
tpesen Oetnuns Ger 5UtiDuptr. wurben auf f
Sernfen nno o%efinttiu ouf bic nd9te 5ibun9
(ote beuti9e) anberaumt.
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uuf nddfen MOnta9 anberaumt, %pOrauf Ii9 bic
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2abnlen.

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gen ; $ MiQer, s Dieel, Is Bauer, 8apern;
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per 8 Speuer, BreuBen; $ Slaulfn9, San
nrper $ Dunf, Senen~9uIel g 9Anetper
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9el1enzSa6el; Sobann RSr6er, Nnna Std
miller, Sobann Yopp, Waria 6le9ner, Sob
8eitbel, Nnno 9ubn, slnlu BeBolp, @ltl ubetf
S9efel, Bapera; @arl unO grnel time Sart>
mann, 9annoper; 6rieori6 Weper, 2ippes
DetmOlp ; g 8uuneilt tier, W~Ir.tember9. SIN
@an5en $40 8al1a9iere. -4--s
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8. Bdrt's SNetnbnlle,
SharNltr. yfp. ri nahe Wern1anlfraf

SDdrflIr. JCG. "A nabe @errldllltraBe.
Weetnen Treln,ben uo 8efaunten. iolpte stnem eeebrten QubIi-
tIm 8d9e tb hermit an, oB ib meme Sale nod INNER am alien
SllSe halte lno mern Vsetn=2a9er beoeuteno ~per9rD6ert babe.
HaiIeIbe nmfaBt aue Sorten WOieI., 8betn-, llngor7 unb fransS.
fld9e geetre pom ben bill8iten bis gu ben b66iteu 9reien. wprGu
tb De! pen teslgen ittren9en 9Onnta989eeBen nod gang beionber&
osrtrelle, ba eS ant @noe am sefen lit, rpenn f6 sSe6er elm GrSpf.
Den ebleu Nebeniaft ms 0alts laaft. SD perfGufe meme g8efire
betut SlaS, Tlalde nno @auone unb lteere bteieGben BEL Qbnabnlt
cca Onsenc 6lal9eG ooer bel Der @auonetoitenfrei hrs 9au8,
~ 9Refnp Sc & II & o ift
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SmaAne'8 ~uber8udert
sarfapartGla. nmS 1beer=Ntaen,

turirsn 9arlsibst.it, SpOtrennea. &cpfpeb, msI9eS bon etnent
p~srbprbenen Ma9en bertcntmt, llebelfett, llnreinlidteit, Sdner-
gen uuO ~trautbafRie ~untbatiStstt Der Gin9ewtiOe, g%IapunSsn, ap-
p~etitofst.it, gelbIu9tn, IS i&eint, feline qiaen 9ebtn elm. 10
auaenteine 3ufrieben6eit. GIN Iebr gutter plan wlrbe eS fein, wenn
man bieIe 9iueu ~etnnabme, pdbreno man be lSiIettri4tn 8ebrautt.
Die pbi9en Wteoi,inen perben nr 3ubsreuet bon
Mst Dr. GU apne lnb SObnt
SO. 8 gaorO Se6ente Ctr, pberbaLb Der Weartitr., pbila6elPbta.
.r-a 8ertauft bel; fa4. 4 - tl&
Siaac g. Gp0t, 76 8altumcreitr.
9. Q, 9ance, 108 8aItrMpreltr.
$, Qeienbal9 8roobtpap uno Canton &6enue
@stet-Offtss. 90
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0Sefnl 0Nrinl

MEEA Der Undergraduate erGaubt f8 elm 8reuube uni
ale 9tsbbaber zines au89eSei6neten &betu- Q8eine8 an
len 2a9er BON Dtart9rdfer, @~oitelber9er, llnsIteiner, Detoe8bet.
ner, Nteritetner u. + 10. aufmertlam gu ma6eu. Ole pbenqe-
1anrten 28etne perben betm @laS we bel Der Sloide an Der 8ar
gu ben btDi9fen qreiien perabret9t, 2S6Otelale auter benz 6auIt
nit bebeuten6em 8a6at. 80
ga 8er9ocu unb Yiota'8 2a9crbier mie INNER.
ouni18. 3mt - 6PurNQnrS II 81 9rsSor;fur
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0eibGftsperleguu9.
9eutide uuO engliide S9riftsieberei
BON Hs 5
Nb. Setnri6.

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10 NprtbsWiuiumlrQBe, Nemsyprf.
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%aieeref etinf4laeenos grbeten i6nel unO bili8 CUR 3ufrieOenbet
meiner seebrten Abnebrasr anerh9en 81 tbnnea, seionSers made
ntueiten lmb beitenS 9ntte8, BON rem ppr5a9G6iten Weeaa 9e-
aclien, af 9ager babe unc ale Seitelun8en in mD9li< turSer
3et ~auSfabren fam.
~porrSthioJ . eaB Is Bios Der 9enauen &u9abe Der @rDBe ees 8attes
bebalf, nm bic nStbiSen Nrtttel iOiCrt ab3uI4ifen.a
Wciuno4 utb N{etaus 2iuen, 3ier=Qinien (Dashes), Icmte cine
guSmabG Der meit ~0ansbareu 3eiun9S- 8tgnetten thinner an 0anb.
Weine 0rCten iteben alien geI9afstreun6en gratis gu Dienlteu.
gurB meine @erbinOuna nit ben 9reI1eu- Sabrtanten Srn. 81,
Soc 4 80. Iefere i'd oae Gren 9eden gu cenielben gecinsnusen
lno Qreien re bic Sabrit Ielbt. -
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
tets ~pCrrdtbia. 9b. 0eimrt6, @6rf9ieBer,
(Qp20, SunI6su8) grc. 13 g. GSiliamitr. Tew.gpt.
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Marftpreiie.
Marftpreife.
(Rleinperfauf.

Baltimore, ben %. SUM- 1850.
u B (, per @aQ0nt 4O-41 @tS. fur 50 PCT.
9 II r , bette @pbtn % Cts. % ID, @labes Is
Ia, RDGbutter 14-l7 Cts.
s il t {, [iiblide] Wanbeln, weih16. IA Cts.
bartl6. Obs @ts., &Olnen $225-$25o %
8or, Datttln 4 5 @ts., Sei9en 8-l23 Cts.
p tbt ROrtntben 6 @ts.t @itrOnen $500,
Dransen $500.
S ebtrn1 srb. 35@4O, feline As GlS % ID
81 etrethe, Weisen ROTH. mittelntaBtg 12M- 1872.
peiber gutter l38-l4st ertra fetnerl 160-l65.
6aftr, 0irg. u. Wargl. 38--4I Qennl. 43@tS.
Rprm, tpeiBeS 65-68, 9elbeS 1915 Cts.
.&pggen, Marslanb 10 Gt8., Yenni. IS Gts.
g ewarae Yiempnt u Cts. % ID Nelten To-
104 GtS., plim. Sn9ptr 64-54, MuSfatnuB
64--65, pfeFtr 1o4-lo3, WuStatblitbe AZ
g uaup, peruYianif6er 224o ca $6I-62
% T-Onne tn Rlnrtpet So. 75-3.
91pfen % tbl6 Cts. 81
5 Gute, 9tb 254 Gts., lOle SOIL, setrUfnete
s%affse, mto lss@lsa prima l4@l4., ga.
anasra l4@14A Saoa lb3@l63.
81 ebt, 9pparpartet. upper 1892
ertra to fanes 6.oo@6.2 rs
famtlY 6.50@7.o0
y Sbie 4 Sentud9 luper 5.5o@5.62
~ y ertra 6.0O@6. 25
fanttlA Iat 6.5O@7. 90
r. gitY Wi1s gut bis fein 5.b0@6 .00
"a ~ trtra 6.25
MellA famtls 1926
y @eltrpoir, VatapscU, &iblanb
& Creditor family 500
II Ne}erS0ir ertra 1850
N 0 8 g. nm BIZ e7s2 4.2o9g4.3
RsrmmebL 3.S1@3.5
@bisIss sits aiab gaap y 0aapneal Gents
Dbip 2l3.
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m 0p4nmah8 aalbe.

Bet 8ranemaIs, @pneen unb i~Onit8en @erIssunsen, WelGt
S SanS si.9sr gals. IT, it:ts be- ben s sstH5laSt T sSnnsr, ~ 'IiSb es S ANN H.
Q8unse beiIen. &eiae 5amiIie lO1e %peridunien. es gum re9tS.ut.
gen @ebrau8 I'M 9crratb gu baben unb IS icQte Elm ebeniU ltet9el
8esIeter bes 8ersmanns ODER Wsai@iniiten ieiu, we feline Sell,
ober feline Art.
gu baben in Der Sabrit SO. so Meai6en Sane gew. gOrt umS Bel
alien Dru9siltsu gu 25 Gts.. SO Cts. unb 81 Die S@a6tel. Ot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13
REWARD TIE RENEGApEs

40 old Democrat the other DAY told us he
no longer wondered al The disruption OF his par
". IL vas sasy TO account for Il ca philosophical
principles. The whig rsnsgatss had thrust hem
selves forward, aud we're put in The lead TO he er
eiu,ioa OF the veteran, ofihs parry. Look al tse
Charleston and Baltimore Democratic CunFen.
ticoH The rsneEsdeS were prominent 10 all that
was done. boiler from The wbig ranks led %
the rebels at Chsrl ston aud boiler adjourned
the Conrsntion to Baltimore, snd then led tb-
supple followers out again. Toomb. Of Georgia
boiled because President Fnmofe was too ines-
pendent to | c eohuolled b. bin. and Aav he is
leeturing Democrats no Won't follow him into
the Disouion camp. Verify, Tie OLD parry is in
sad plight Their ablest men arc scarcely allow
ed 70 be eoTPorsls "a the new Organizations.
IT Jou want Minister 70 Ffsuce- atrusgase
Wig 10 preferred over all oilers The ml,, on
10 Cana was given TO wig boiler; one "a.
also seat 10 Naples. Il you want sup-r intend
shi Ofthe AFmory. We have a renegade ready lar
you. We have ihTes O. four S The same sort in
uainioE for Congress 10 hi. district. WHEN the
old-lsshioned Dcmoefsts ofPage o. Warren name
q veteran whom ihe' would liks 10 ,sud to Coz
Gress, We soon let them know that W hsv. -on.
vert ready for the honor The old lFy Demo.
srsts are out Of date They will DO vel enough
10 Estupl County Cobyehiiou bot ltyond ,hai
they must Ct aspire.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13
WHO &c coMPErI1oRsr

The present PresijeBtial coutss. has a..
sunsd = Singular shape. The Democrat.
set out osiensively to oppose the Repub'i-
eaas The Baltimore Convention Pot up
Douglas for that purpose, bat the ultrai.'s Of
South declared Douglas as Objectionable a.
LiOeols, aud presented Breckenridge, no, A.
che anlagouist Of Lineo'n bat Of Dougla. .
and their warfare, whether through their
committees or their stump orators i, kept
up With bitterness ugsinst Douglas, win 40
oeoAsiOnsl mustard-sssd shot a, Bell
The NsW Yo'k correspondent Of rhe Va.
tiOpal IntelIigsneer bring, to notice the Goi-
loving striking fact:
There IL one thing which hiss not escaped
observation, aud that is, that the BrecEio-
ridge NAiioual Con az Washington do
20, sseA to he making Wal upon the great
sectional srmy-ihsy have not SEQ, outa
single document 10 opposition 20 The R,pub
liesns they have not even attempted = 70.
spoo's 20 the damaging EXPOSITION Of the
Coyods Committee. not word Of defence Of
The Adaiaistraiion Their last effort +,
mere iAmpooD upon senator Douras for de
slsring 10 Rhode isIand sh,t be preferred
clans 10 Hegroes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13

tA-siu- ". CLAY ON JoHN G
BEECkISRIDGEi

We make the following extract from a
speech delivered BY CA.sius NJ. Clay. the
great Kentucky Abolitionist. At Fraukfor,
on the 10Th Of January, 1850
go far as the distinguished Senator elect
(Mr. Hreekinridgs,l from Kentucky, is con-
eerned, all men who know me, kuo. that
amongst all the distinguished families Of
which Kentucky boasis. that | have always
been proud of the BreekinriRe name
have from earliest life looked TO some nor,
lions Of them as the guide and pilots Of nv
political opinions 1 have been personally
associated with them M 'amily b.v- been
associ,ted with them | would not hAv-
said these things did not the occasion
call flr il. and did | not know that these 10
Situations bad been made, | would saw that
OF all meu whose nsmes are nov presented
10 the American people by the Democracy
With regard to the peIt Presidency, that I
would not see any one Att iu that high Do.
sitiou sooner than John e Breekintidge, Of
Kentucky
Such is the endorsement (says the Rich
mond Hh'g,l OF the YABcey candidate for
the Presidency, by Cassins VI Clsy, The
great Kennedy Aboliuonist Such !,
Brsekinridgo, the candidate 81 the extreme
Southern Rights meu Of tie South Thu.
do extremes meet The Yanovyite, Of the
South prefer Lincoln's sleetivo, because they
think 1t will bring about dissolution 81 ,he
Union and the AbolitoDis,s Of the North
prefer Breckenridge to any Of the other can
didates except their ovD, because they COM
Preherd perfectly well iSa every vote given
to breek'nridse strengthens Liucolu. aud
readers his election more certain
Aud will the honest aux snd Sic Demo.
Gratis Of the South leud itsir AID 10 Il eckiu
ridge, and thus back Y.neey and BIS confed-
crates in their scheme to 81, CT Lincoln and
'PreeipitSte the Southern States INTO = r,vo.
lution p