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BALTIMORE Nov 20 Flour 1925 cents lower Howard Sire
Ohio t44 % ng heavy whsat dun and heavy,
10 lover Red 81 OS Us White 81 2oGil5 Corn duh;
cog 65 Provi,lcns dur; Ms' Pork S9,
decline 4 50 cent Coffee &c lover sales at lili% cents
whisky dull AZ 2nAe.
YosE Nov sn-Stocks able and closed lower New
York Cenrai T3 Virginia 6s ~ 5s 95. Cotton irregular
AMI unquotAoe Eour heay,; southern SAG -; wheat
heavy; whie 2e6i 20 Co lower; Ned 6iGG6 -
Pork has crci Mes SIC 5OGi655 Prime go 55ti Lard
heavy ~ % 2's whisky isADi9c Sugar ower-5&Gsec
SPIT rufPeutne Gull at 3G99 kon loWertl IS Rice dull
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FROM HAVANA AND MEXlCO.

NEw 0RIEANS, Nov. 2O.-The Star Of the West, from
Havana the l6h with important news from Mexico, has
arrived.
In Havana sugar is quiet at IA reals and the stock
IS rapidly becoming reduced. Sterling exchange is at
Is IL premium, and New York to 81 premium.
YkRA CRUz, Nov. 5.-Airamon has resigned authority
and command and is succeeded by Gen Robes The
Reactionsts have evacuated Puebla. Great alarm eI-
isted at the capital.
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No Woadsr-So many worthless medicines are adver-
t,d for the cure of various diseases and when tried
found wanting that the invalid loses al faith in sPse-
h.s We have yet learn, however Of the first failure
Of WTstars Baisap Of iid Cherry, to cure coughs $,
colds. and pulmonary diseases.
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ours respectfully,
JAMES STEWART,
Of;hs firm Of Stewart 4 Butler.
CLOTHS AND CASsIMERES.

WI special attention Of the trade 70 large
w stock 81 Hge -imonlS and other celebrated makes OF
Cloths snd Doeskn Sperdd 81 Fancy and BLACK French CASH
eres Is Cloths Ae These goods we're bought BY
Ourselves person. Lepe Az Ia Chspee and other Euro
pean Arket the most favorable erus, and We will sell them
Al very Low prices, 70 reduce our stock. -
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THE NEW YORK RANKS.

NEw YoRK. Nov. 2O,h.-About 500. O00 of sterling
bills we're taken to-day by the Bank Committee, who
hold sessions daily ill the entire two and half millions
are taken at regular drawer rates. There were heavy
discounts TODAY by the Banks but paper outside is still
nearly unsaleable
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TROUBLES IN KANSAS.

NEw YORE November ~ -Rumors from Kansas say
that large bodies of armed Prosayeryites and Freeso
ers are assembled in the Southern part Fort Scott
and that bloody dongs are shortly expected. serious
outbreak is anticipated about the time Of the land sales
AZ LeayenUorth if not sooner.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-21

From tie Ledger, Philadelphia, October II, 1889.
A UsxFUL ARrIcLE "A new and useful article, called
Spadgs Prepared Glue has been introduced TO the
ice Of hOusekeepers Il IS reliable and really adhesive
and enables every housekeeper TO repair furniture and
household ware without tronoe always ready for
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-21
SECESSION IN NORTH CAROLINA

WILMINGTON, Nov. 2Oth.-A large public meeting was
held in this city last night which strong resolutions in
favor OF secession adopted. Meetings have been
called in several counties to take action the sub
ject corps of Minute men is rapidly forming There
is but one party in this section now.
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NEGRO SUFFRAGE.

NEw YoRE Nov. 2O-Nearly full returns show ma
ory against negro surance OF about one hundred AID
twelve thousand.
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FURTHER SUPPLY or NEW Nh
n NUsfC-Rrcelvrd By A MORRid ~ Main St - ~
raE DREAM or LOVE- Ballad. By Wn II currie 2oc 6 -
FHE FAIRYs DREAM Nsetu-re By n. NoltnAn ~
raE MAID IL TIE MOON. ballad By Henry walk
HrRo A. LEASDER waltz. ~ Charles D'AIbsrt. 75e.
GRAND GAL p De CONCERT By y. kettersn. Se
GRASDE POLONAI3E BRiLLtANtE By karl schroeder. 4Oc
CARTE BLANCHE MAZURKA By Charles Grooe, Csc
TaE DAV Il DONE. song Poetry By LonsfehoH Music ey
rHE ANTL1 POLKA. Composed By L o. Eaton. SSc.
WAY SHOULD VIZ FOLLOW JOYS REoEpISGf Ballad Com
posed BY Wa n. Carrie. Z5c.
SOLVENTS d. Ia HAVANA. Grand Caprice de Concert SyL
THE FIRsr ~ APRIL. Comic song cOnpO.sd BY Carlo
THREE RoGUI5H CHAPS Comic song. by Augustus Gull
E1
SOUTHAMPTON BACON.-we have IN store
- 1900 be superior Virginia Bacon. Consumers would % vel
IL i've a, 4 eah MINIS Co,
ooa Second ana main sr eta
A NEW BOOK By CAPT. MAHNs REID.
n Received By A. soRRlA
81 Main Street
The Lake REGIONS Africa picture ofsXPl ration By
Richard Burton. g.
Lectures 90 Physical Mater Of Lectures
Physical forces Of matter and their relations 70 each
other. D. O l. r Fulierian Professor o. Chemistry
Royal lnustratlous. Illustrated. Sc.
odd Psoplr Rsltg popular description Of Singular Of
msn Bv captNayre Reid author Of ths Desert Home"
&c With ulstrauonA zoe.
Pao ana eouplss French cAH BOOB embracing
Grammar, conysrsaon, Lie atare rh colnercal eorrvf
Po1deaes and an adsSaAts pctosezI. u n
wheat Gad FlrsL I5s
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DAPPAgANNOCK RIVER FARM FOR

DAP PA HAN NOCK RIVER FARM FOR
HI BALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION-In pursuanee OF decree OF
the Circuit Court Ct Stafford county entered the 26h Of sp
temte 1862 Ia the suit Of "Perkns Perkins and Others the
undersigned appointed special Commissioners for that purpose
gil sell ut pble auction the premises THURSDAY 2d
day Of November next that weknown estate called HOLLY
WOOD sused the Rap ahsnnoek river In the county
stafford about Ell h milf from the town Of Peeksburr 10
81 the finest agrcuu al regions Of vg adons the
den esate Of John Seldom, E aad ns 1871 ACRES The
land Is Of good quality portion Of Il hebs river fats
The consist Of large brick DWELLING HOUSE
and the usual Out Houses Stbles Cab Corn Houses &c
The situation health" the view from the house
the society around In the stlt aud the
pporuny thus offered for the purchase 81 Viii
bnes dvAntsges rarely prst ned the public
TRANS Onocuth cash, and the balance equal
10 and Is months with ntere from day Of sale and personal
security the title rctsined un'i the purchase paid
Will varied II desired, Of sale,
and beral cred the d. frred payments
Al the and place, the Executors OF Col Perkins will
sell all the Horses siuet Plantation Implements and
and Kitchen Furniture &C. the
terms W. ROY mas ~
JN0. !. hARYR, in. Comm
no5-tds WM A. LITTLE
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ON DOMINION INSTITUTES.

OLD DOMENHON HNS1lH II,
yUyHE next session this School Young Ladies' located at The
The corner Of 9Th and Franklin streets Richmond, Va VIII
begin on the OF October ls and close on the BUR OF
June next ensuing.
BOARD or INSTRUCTION.
lie shumate Mental and Moral Science and Ancient Ian
gusges. ,,,.,,,
Rev James Duncan, Biblical Literature.
Mons Edouard Houdayer, French.
Carlos Mera, Spanish and Italian.
Albert De Roediger, German.
ElyaM Jones, intermediate English.
Nils Maggie D. Brander, Primary English
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp
o. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
Oswald Heinrich, Painting and Drawing.
wv. Reeve, Penmanship
TERMS
Ts the Session. payable half on nrst Of October residue
Peb. II, 1851: -
Primary English Cneludlng Vocal Muse) $50 90
intermediate English Qncludlng Vocal Muslc) 40 90
senior nncIudins Vocal Musc 80 90
languages each ......... ................. 20 90
Piano. Organ Guitar Cultivation OF the Voice. for hall
lessons week %
Piano. Organ Guitar, Cultivation Of the Voice for
oil Pain,Ipg - ........... 50 90
patel or Water Ooora Crayon Drawing ....... 20 90
Use OF Piano - Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Ornamental Branches. - -
Wsshinv and IIghs ............... % 90
Application pupils and all communications concerning
THOMAS l. GALLEHER
Richmond Va
The the seon Of $780, 81, WILDE Furnished
~ those who apply asindiested. Ugly
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Select boarding school for Girls.
Number Of B0arders limited TO Ten.

Number OF DUdTUtIs 10
PROPOSE 70 open my In Port Royal Va the
ast MONDAY In October 1862 Boarding School for Gfr
% house q ample and appropriately farnlhed and the girls Will
he xhoIy under family discipline domestic influence and
sirant The Course Instruction viii be regular and ystemat
r. emhracInR the English Classical and Mathematical Depart
with Modern Languages and Ornament branches Par
rnlar attention will pali the French language and erd-
rS and rare facilities for instruction 10 Music athand
notwithstanding everything t225 payable one third upon
entrance one hd LIST OF January and onehrd 10Th OF April
Drawing Painting and Music at Prsess'rs prices.
Tansiu for the many favo received from this community
dining nm experience years Teacher In their mdt
mn 10 The tine when resigned my former school 1881 am now
begin again under renewed auspices and with more
enlarged tactles and experience hamby hoping by asduy
and merit that confidence and patronage which have
heretofore been bestowed upon
Per circular and particulars apply to =,
..o- o., Port ROYAL. Caroline, Va.
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wExecutor's Notice the same time and place
viii be sold at Auction by executor Il Mrs Martha A.
Keech deceased the entire Household and Kitchen Parue
Of Hogs Sheep Cows Rorses Crop, &C the
celent family Carriage Day q sale, WEDNESDAY, the
18th day OF December, 1850. Terms at sale.
JAMES A. KEECH,
roi5-tds ErScuf1r Of ~ A. KeeeI. decd
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LOUISIANA AND THE CRISIS
NV ORLEANS, Nov. % The Governor will call the
Legislature meet in extra session the 10th OF De-
.ar4ha
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~ PARM or 1.9f0 ACRss, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, on
THE APP0MATT0N RIVER By OF decree Of the Or.
Gu Court Of the County Of cher6ed No
yember 1862 In the friendly sui; therein pending oa the
Charcery side thereof yled Mortimer NJ Young wife
Keechs Executor ct as shall Special Commissioner offer
Tor sale At Public Auction the prees WEDNESDAY the
18th day Of December next stl o'clock, NJ fair not
LAND forner, owned by Col Nm r. hns n aud the ae re-
sdenee Mrs Martha A. keeh lying IN the said unity
terhed the sppoma,ox kyer nye miles from the clover m
Coal Mines and Railroad and about twenty mieI
ues Of chmond and Petersburg
This Farm contsin about we hundred 20 Acres OF which
about O1rh well wooded IN Oak Pine supplying
timber than needed for the place the remainder
and arabic, and generally Ia improving Of cultivation
The open land consists Of beautifully situated hands and
thrfe hundred Of fertile ats the river
The situation OF the healthy and beautiful
cet market railroad river cay access TO
sCus worship The arm well vatr-d The buildings consi,,
OF large end comodous Dserg In good repair
oct houses k hens ice Hou'e Oyereers House. Oees
The Stables ard Barnes ample for farming purpoes
As farm the tract OF land hee oHa;ed for the
most productive ard residence Of the IN
this secti q the sae Al persons drHg locate perma.
nen'ly would DO vel TO examine
TERhsso much Of the purchase money 10 be paid Cash
wi he 10 defray eNpnss OF SET and SALE The
mainde to be paid In three nsimer ore tao and three
ed security be,rg interest from date and reservation Of
title until he payment Of TIE entire rurchf Sc oney.
Persons deriving further information referred we'ngto
GodioD OF the firm OF Goddn spoerson Eshmond Va
TO Messr james Cox and Wn. Bankenship at Winter
peck o. Ort,my,et Ny address Is Procors Creek P. 0
Chesterfield county, Va. JOSEPH EDWIN cox
Chesterfield D., Nov. 10. 1860 Special Con'r.
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Wi NOTICE. HNt
IIHE attention OF the Ladies peeuy called to the follow
log articles from that justly celebrated Manufacturer HENRY
wIStMAN PHILADELPHIA who beyond doubt the very beat
manufacturer Of Ladies sHO = In the United states.
Ladies G owe Kid Cork ole Button CATERS
=. Patent Leather .lmoral cots
Goat skin do. do.
French Kid Congress Callers
French Cashmere Congress CATERS
French do Button do.
FAncv Emb'd Slips with Wooden Heels
white Satin do. do do. do.
ney slips do do. Cork soes
Black XII do. with and without Heels
which with many other aiioes makes
somen very complete and Ladies ayong with cat
not fall TO be suited PHITIP X. WHITE,
73 Main Street,
N. B-LAdeS Who have been In the habit Of having their
made In PHILADELPHIA by Mr. WSeman, order hen
through me- have with him to have them
made no3-lm
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IDuoArroN.
SCHOOL OF DESIGN
or THE

Virginia Mechanics Institute.
HE above SCHOOL viii be 9ss1sd l. the basement Of the MT
,eth AZ NJ and each MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and PaI
DAY pS The Isl Of Nay se B..de a.
Maibsm.tIes Tdgonomsty and surveying II desired.
w. Tern. ami, Mr. o. HExhcK who will be In the school
on the evenings Of Tuesday Thursday and Saturday OF this
week =" " wv THOMAS H. wYNNE,
L. L. MONTAGUE,
10 - JAMES KERsEY,
-Cos pUULIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL. at
M svcsmore Church. 1h street. between Bread and Mar
~. az Ire H Monday In October She will receive few snail
boys Terms $50 per session offs months. tyls
10 teach, by gentleman quail fed 10
w teach Epgis Latin, French, Mathematics, and the Rudi
ens Of creek has had years experience Address
nen, " Ge5-u
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400 CASES BOOTS. SHOES AND HATS, AT
4OO AUCTION On WEDNESDAY the 2lst November, at
10 O'Clock, will sell at auction store
400 cases Boot Shoes ard Hats
TUnder 400 cash. 800 and over days credit ap.
prov paper.
noe l. II DAVENPORT. Aucs
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BY annpIN 4 ApprRsoN. Ancrs
VALUABLE FAaM or 400 ACarsIN H

VALUABLE FARM OF 100 ACRES IN HANo.
YER COUNTY, IL NILES NORTHEAST OF RICHMOND.
TcGErBER WITH HORSES, MULES. HOGS, sHEEP CROfs
OF CORN HAY, &C FOR sALE AT AUCTI0S-u the request
OF s Henry Be We will sell al public auction premises
on THURSDAY the 29th November is60, II O'clock n
'r no. the neat air day. TIE valuable Farm which he
rsee eonsannT4 100 &C IS q rhca about 10 cleared aud
eep' dweins are new and sufficient 70 the
place The Perm aioins the lands Of the
nsy Smith, John Green samuel and others
about IL miles northeast Of Rchuons.
After tae sale Of And the flowing
vz fne Nue. well broke to fine Stallion By
Rossuh Colt two years old Horses yoke Oxen nine
foe Hogs several sheep, kundred
straw &c all the farming emens rate Mccormick
Beare r, n re.hng Machine
TERys ral estate 0nehrd Cash balance one
years. for bones bearing Inter st. scared BY deed
personal Estate sums under t7O cash, that
months credit for bonds bearr Int With good eeuty
noi9-tds GODDIN 4 ApPTReON Auct's
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NJ John Y Halrht Supervisor New Castle wesicher
a. New York SAYS November. ISIS 81 tao year. ago at
t,cse aad aguc uhieh Notwithstanding the best med
l advice continued sorey sc E SIX tedious uouihs
became yellow sal and rdu Ell to ssn And bone Msd
eae and physicians Abandoaeia despair IS experiment
concluded % Wy sing six o. BrAndreths Universal
Vegetable Pills empty stomach ca-y In tie morning Tle
g doss seemed to arous al The aeat snrss Ct exhausted
frame feared uors-ther parsa;ve eject dIeeut
anything bad used or heard o. A. eash 's elect
lighter and brsAhed ffysr That evening" vas
iied s-ny better AMI slept souniy an night The cay
followed course and eonaued 70 take the pills in this
,y about -eo weeks found myself en;ey cured My
h.A has been surprisingly good s2c" Prise s5 cents per
box Sold By respectable dealers IN medicine oc2d&ulm
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, Nov. Is, $780,
- certify that have used MsrA puva Norton
ln2SE TONIC q the oft that t has NSvsN FAutn
cure aay dseas tha ho mules sub cct g. as
hav. trei % ny entire sltsl action IN al cNs and
an persons Who have horses, mules o. te 9 fet
laL WM b. HALL
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ITAIR OILS, POuADES, NEWCOMERS, &e.-
III supply Of The m7si approved alsays for sale oy
no2b OvE co Druggists
SHAFER. Halls Ely * 90.
.~NaLL atfenfIon o their we'll assorted stock %
~ WINTER CLOTHING, conPsislng
Black Town and Blue Cas'or Beaver Oysrcoats,
Plot Lon skin, Seal Ski1. Pet,rshlm q. md &. O.,
Invsfnese Msniles and various styles OF Fancy
Casino e,
Fushlng ard Ps.ershsm o 2, FOR ssryants,
Fancy Cashmere suits. BLACK Dress sulu
BOYS Cashmere suits. B1y's Back Cloth Suits
FURNISHING GOODS
1nsnr ofwoo Uuie Clothing Jean and Canton
Y.nne Drawe,s EnrsS Hosiery stocks, Ties CravAts scA
Cars Night shirts Haadk-rche Cloves Of every kind su
mead ~ al Cashmere and Wool a. mfarts.
IMPROVED RATTAN SHOULDER SIAN SHIRTS,
doubt The most perfect atns shit In The uarHeL We
cal D srt cultr attention 20 this ariel.
Purchasers Of Fashionable Cloth ng A. fair prices S
rad % hsir Interest 20 call az nolt llONAin street
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nrR soeA o. every thing aud d,srhe ir The 81 Dry
~ Good the Pal and Wuer trade has never been a. sood
n tHis 70 r.
reduce mu,h possible, will from this dae o1sr
eve-y hi q a. Ices much RAprceD. .
Our stock % Coaks iarr and conpe also cl'tNs Of an
qualities which sl prep rsd % make a. short not
coFa ca fo Al IN want We can assure then % bargang
no CutLES a CHENERN
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NOTECE.-The subscriber takes this opportunity OF notifying
~ thu pubs that he has removed s place OF business To the
southwest Of Clay and Ct y opposite TO The
able Market aud ao thanks for the liberal
patronage received and respectfully requests Of the
same
noi5-stsu3w @. D. SHE'LL
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MEDALS OK CHARMS-GIviDg 9 beautiful Melaiuo.
w Likeness Of the candidates for President Pres
dent full supply Of these medals be found my
18th street Cay. IL NEST elegantly and astsfy
up, the friends candidates Invited 10 cali and
They allowed badge which
haS been Ar2l-u A. T..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-18
DOUGLAS Own Record.

Did Douglas ever really believe in the
.'Squatter Sovereignty" doctrine? Isl ques-
ton which may well be asked. The fol-
extract from his 23d Of February
speech. delivered in the great debate be-
tween himself Mason, Davis and Green,
shows that he positively denies the exist
ence of the monster, and exposes in Ian
guaee as clear as the beams Of 4 MONDAY
sun his previous hypocrisy in protesting to
believe in the thing
Il do not hold that squatter sovereignty
is superior to the Constitution. lhold that
such thing as sorereign pol0er attaches
to a Territory as a Territory. Ihold that
Territory possesses Whatever power it de-
rives from the Constitution under the Or
ganic oct and no more. 0 c
The whole legislative power possessed
BIZ Congress over a Territory. was, by that
act. (the Nebraska act, conferred on the
Territorial Legislature. There were ex-
eeptions on these points. but slavery was
not one of the exceptions. l say th'n the
intent was to give to the Territorial Legs
lature all tie polrsr rec possessed; all that
coud Be qiUen mpdcr the Constitution;
and the understanding was that Congress
would not Interfere with whatever legisla-
ton they might enact" [Appendix of
Congressional Globe for 1865 and 1859,
naqe 1916. 7-ToLedo Blade.
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Douglas Put Up to Save Local POliti-
clans.

The earnest Douglas men felt a degree
of exultation when they first received the
news Of his nomination: but the feeling
soon subsidized, as reflection convinced them
that Isis nomination was but an empty tri-
umph over his invcterate foes. They con-
cedc that, to all present appearances, his
election i, hopeless, bit Hcy think that
agih him as their candidate they 1eH be
able to 1rin LgcaL riot rieS in SereraI If the
northern and lceSteya States, which viii,
in some measure, compensate them for the
loss Of the Presidency.-N. 7. San.
This hope no doubt entered largely into
the calculations Of those who nominated
Douglas, it was particularly controlling
with delegates from this State. A govern
or is to be chosen in November, and a Uni
ted States Senator in February. Both Of
fees are coveted by gentlemen who were at
Baltimore. A Southern man. running on
a Southern Platform, could do nothing
here. Douglas might. Hence the split.
and hence his nomination-not to elect him
by the popular vote. but to draw upon his
strength to help a few aspiring gentlemen
to get up higher.-4B. JournaL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-18

elect their Representatives. there is. how
ever. 10 law requiring that The Repressa-
talire shall reside az tie District, AMI
therefore, IF voters in aaoiher District very
much desire hat Mr.. 9. should be return
cd to Congress they can elect him as tier
representative.
If Mr.. G. is "an acknowledged leader of
the Republican party" the incoming Re
publican Administration will. without
doubt. acknowledge his services. in the or
ganization of the new administration, SO
that no wrong will be done to him in that
respect, if Mr.. II. is not displaced to make
room for him. 1t can detrlct nothing
from the reputation of Mr.. Giddiugs if he
is not returned to Congress, for he has al
ready served in that body, with great credit
to himself, for the very unoSual term Of
twenty years; but it will greatly detract
from that of Mr.. Ilu.chins, if he fails to
receive from his constituents the usual en-
dorsemcnt Of a nomination for a second
term.
What We have said is from no desire to
take from the well earned reputation of Mr..
Giddings, one laurel leaf; far from it; We
are as proud of that reputation as the edi-
tor Of the Sentinel can be; We only ask
that simple Justice be done to Mr.. Hutch
ms.
As we said before, VIC think discussions
relative to the claims of candidates in the
Republican ranks, is not the province of
Republican papers, and VIC sincerely hope
We shall have no furtl er occasion to refer
to it; but as we have published the article
of the Sentinel. We hope it will also pub
lish ours, and 80 let the matter rest, when
both sides are before the people.