davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-06-23

NEW ORL.Ass, June 2o.-The Steamer ca
hawba arrived here yesterday, bringing Havana
dates to the l6th inst.
Sugar market It Havana was steady. prices
ranging from s@si Stock A. Havana aod Ma
tan1st, 3i0, 900 Jokes.
NolaAses was firm ut st@if for nuscoTadc.
, 1860-06-23

CoSconp, ~ Il June 2s-The New Haup-
shire Legislature h-s adjourned till Monday
afternoon. Mr. Shirley IT .suLover and Nf.
Barnard Of Franklin. members Of the House,
came near . personal knock down to day, the
Latter accusing the former Of ns,ering = ia Sc.
hood Sit. Shirley, who is leading Democrat,
ffpm Mr. Baruar,i
, 1860-06-23
FtuautlaI a?l1 G1mtt1lrreia4,
MONETARY

Fs.p.f Evxx11=. June ~ 1eeo.
E1caaue &c il & shste easier to day; but toe
amount firing is sti!' t'etow the wants OF inc
xnariet. The banks arc pairing 14@lt; the cnr.
rent selling rae is still II. Tue sohsity Of
shipme ats f,r the past two days gives promise
Of .,1l betrer tupply.
Currcaty 10 abundant ard accumulatiug. The
pr,spcc, uo~ is that holders will hare to carry
vces ec..sidt rsble amounts for month or bix
weeks, nj lea<t 1t is not likely that the surplus
will be wanted ILL the NEW crop begins to
xnuva,
Col is still in demand :. II to psy county
aad S'ate tsxes.
EAssAs "Wilp Cars "-Sevcrhl attempts
boea n.sde 10 establish "wi:d cat" bauka In
Eapsas. bat The iaeliierpce and the stern In
tcgei'y ot the people guve them no quar- er. aud
they were very soon eli. c:usl'y "erusbed out"
/ nav " Institution" has 1eceutly commenced
hu'iae.s a. Lawrence, called tie LawreEce
Bank The L-ascn~orth Ertaizg Ditpat<h
"irdarseA" The concern ns fo!> VS.:
TIE h Is a,e neatly gat:ep up-,s the dennn,i-
rat. n t. uue.. taos thrres ard fives-and pro-
.i'.i ~na al th- ,ecent4y invented protecuous
ak4i.:: couale1leitloE-surcls at Au uunecea'
e. tx~n.r. 4. no c'nuierteiter would think
of ,n, 4.,ns .uch wor 'tslrs* trash. Rubert Il r.
7"v, t. La.,e.ca. ssus thr n0tts "A President.
W. L. ru lat Mr.. Morto~ IN qul a tetsabse
urd resr r->b u.aa Ill his ~ay, but the opinion
e~:r-a Is PIE .ht!. an,rr. his 'ghbrTs limit be
"csn'. herp baas." 0.e ss.nnh is CAshier.
1he ssr+ sasne ~yror,. nous with that Of The
d. II h.,n>+H Wllurve-b- u d ofan, Eickedntst
iu u ard vi ."nt IS uun '.~at aosnc ~ ..
c1na-c:ca Al hi + "."I.n~ rcue< Hank" woa'd
h. no b.:a a. 4i1' air S.nisu was not cashier
u. tx u tn.u tsi ,ls hills i*-'' ttcur~d ty
=. .f1- ~ pub ,e >tnck. 7}e starks r-irtsed IL
sr- 1ac Gam ."'- ,>.usd ly thr Auti or vi the
Ter,tuns ,n tie El5t,d.e bfor. aud OILERS Fl
Ls-te cr, ard ~ the,- IL a + rene prol,.bi'it.
~ M: ~-'"al- .,eiag rrpudiu'cl b, the rsop,+
th- L.s,encr U4.k Is Mt se5y sscare, nor ihs
rie"@e v.s5 sirdts. q,
Tus Cram TnuxK RA,lwAr CoApASE. ol
CASArA = Il. f1ic >'u cmtnt ttr the netk enc
inx .i.4 Is b, 1850:
f.H eE~ .-s-f
Etk. ilrs
<-S.1' AA B. Gee ..-f'............-''... 80
ss4.l7:
Cor. pondlnE vek lat year ...........-... ss2s.2
A:Ies'c--. s.....-- s..-.as-+.ssv.sss~p+-
, 1860-06-23


St TEIEekArui NEW ionx. June 446rM,
Finra-.+sss. remard /. m.'~t.,,y ii X d BY ,he
t1i. IS :ss.s. .tss: !, "a 50 fSr % .atsa
~. ua :. d.: - ~ i ,..ps, aaa sc1ns sas,.
.oaa,. or oio-m L.tc;s ns es:s- With boiler. nh
II; e1s:x': hln ,he ,.ax. sn.d.s iios, Is
l.c slsad. q" r With .e,ru much DO ox ii -
t@ ~ = 81. y , e. X e. ss e CONN
CoEu m.n dri1, nj y rias cuznSr.
~: ar11 i; ;, <s, g." h., s,>
.xn fsv.ry n,u r. srttd sy thr t'mne o. holders
md ,ls I'D 7ae. In = <bss e.'ts 1910 ba Req lo@
wia;.T ;ed we TN VI a. ht' bu Il ii 4.K; 20 u
vi Mies t44n a 81: 81 70 bu vii GLIB ., SIX ID
s"sa s u :. ssss ?ps I'd
lay and sw.r: sass 40 eu .Sss - !+1.ey dpl u
viii u DIR Il terRnd IT 4@ste'n and exp"t e.
s.,@. i itp at i 6E Sic fs ouuo mixed
;,"I4 1e eS T. aas %sss .suh { d.;
az p-iv aud heavy Ut sc H. !1' vesern ano c4nsdian
Anc snas1 .s 1oxs c po.k market Il quit tu trm
.ala ss tT :. Vi slss @'s.0 or n.w mrs sl7xo Old
NJ -. SIS al. f.E us. End q; ~ t.T o'i prime
fr stry re..s,e u n&s IN do me*s s:gioso
nac-ci rees s1l sx1ta 9 -; - mG mes m .
stt .sa r. ~ .s CT :.
e.ca y s4l-s 80 pkes a. sA74c for n ud' - ana e:
oK ha1 s'4oa d. aud nin: I LIZ N5a E Eo9a ds
1Xe Butc1 sxi Inc a, 1u3 C 70. .hEo sor
Fh-ss ttea - Ia iote tor n'cr O. T. p!ss.
,le 10 u - ~ak tai-. Is Id, D. Il &c :,
tr aucion u brs d.. tW:: g bid. Port Klco ~
s 8 l. 1zu5s Z IL Is hlds
ses!;s Is. az ,.sesf c:'s,so @
s:::s 8: : ;; +. Il!
Z. q. Ell: A&l1Wx tut Il -2AQR NC.
, 1860-06-23
Buffalo Market

Dr Tx1tazArHI Bt11A1o June 81.
FIrrn ~ .u1t kood demand. ~ass 900 btis =.
d. e,.Y,.t sH Tor e. r: ,ass a1a g. 90
Inv .nd eh s.n, Is t:x&' % + skta lnasAta and
Urio. ISL % 6V fer dslblA rxtras.
s.i.-Whea' quirt IL 6al-a33 90 bush
n-AtI. III of VII CT .uds heeors t-c<t Of krw
foe Can .da cu 4tie No. Oh e4E sp1!ax. Corn 4~o
cate4 sAial euAh II e&e34x fer
, 1860-06-23

sehr 70 fir, Petetson, Pentwzter,
So r u, N dA&e4. Waea. Point Ssuhle,
Sthr Arrt G Casp<utsr. DufA1n. .1,oop hu con.
ScAr D dn, Jehnton, TT .Hlre-x
Bchr q, North, HsAl, Hheboyskn,
FehT H. Roa* Wnhs+ Hu4alot . 80 bn sosr. -
8ear Ha" bttt& 1oauseA. 1swa-a.
Stow Mount Terpo., ,FatlonE, Grand HAyse.
Seov Temp 81. Newton, ~ hlts Lak9,
seow Abigail. GOoaaor, F.ef Gers.
, 1860-06-23
FOFEerle2.

EosroS. June 2. The Exchange Bank yes
| terday pa'd E, $40 on forged check, and the
| Safety Fuud R4nx H. 500 on similar paper.
| Tho tor:e.es we . made in the name Of ]. II.
Davis and Mathew 3 ,i!es. is.nkers.
, 1860-06-23
sPALDlNG,s PREPARED GLUE


sPALD1yG3 PREPARED GLUE
@eta ~ eesxeae:ta sud 70 household eaa II I'd to b
-.aoost- Ilsts always ready and up Ia ths sticking
10 longer necessity ts< nupinx ehalts,
seneesA headsss dolls and bsoksa cradles, II
article for eosc sasn and CHER work
~ rS's 1.Sem.s wa l.1es Of .eaneueus and tas&a.
. aaaahss preparation u rssd cold being ehAutcsl,v
o'uuoa and POSSESSING n the yalusbla e,a,sfen
- . aaAAefs Glue, It nAY b used Ia tAa pises
- ''''AA&' aoe''as being 7a4sl7 more sihstvs.
"cssfUL ~ EVERY noUssr
d.H-A Bzuah accompanies essh ho.,,.
Price. as Cents,
Wholsssia Depot. aa "a c.d....t. x.vv Wv,
AatFe. HENRY c. spA1psso = CO..
Kox 1o aeoo New Tori.
.,e9. rSt sg ,ss ss:ss n G.t. ess,ss four e.e. or
ka'nY zach patka&s. -'>N+a'e'
n IA ank!r Bo.t1s Of >PaLDtyoa PREPARED
Ill ~ .a's tn ea!ss co.s aaaaaJ syssy aeass-
I'd s1a 2 e'e@'nsnt s..,oner usk. n-ra-
;isS sss s.s: e.: q q s.. Sstt2 &
!" VII aaod my { innate ctsi aiYeod
spALplSG's PREPARED GLUE.
Sold By stattoners.
sPALD1SG's PREPARED GLUE,
Sold b. DFuZ2ists.
SPALDISG'S PREPARED GLUE.
Sold By Hard ware Dealers.
sPALD1SG's Prepared GLUE.
Sold By Heaso'Furnlshinx Stores.
sPALDSG's PREPARED GLUE
Sold by Furniture Dsaiera.
SPALDISG'S PREPARED GLUE.
Sold by Fancy Good. Dealers,
spALD1SG'3 PREPARED GLUE.
Sold hy Groeers.
sPALr1SG'S PREPARED GlUEs
Sold by Country Merchants Generally.
Manufactured h5
HuM1x q. sPALp1Na 4 CO.
~ Cedar street., xs,v Yo<A.
Address Foa.oa,es B5x No. 500.
may b. "a thelr strength aad u.,.
euilns.a hv
, 1860-06-23

AInASr. Junc a:-- S Georges Cricket Club
beat The Albany County Club to dav. st.
Gtorg+'s. lat innings :5; second ioninus liz.
Tota! Ia. Alban, County. lst innings, 81; 2t
innings 81. Total %.
, 1860-06-23

Toledo s4kao3H .. No. nluo ho,ae11 a,lipr sse \.
the c ne. %tcadv 1t 33c. 4s ~ -
CANAL FxHtonB-U.enknxe1. :.
LAkk IHro.Is 90 brls aour lo0o bush whsi. COO
trAa corn. H.ft0 bush ral1. 's"
CAa.L ExPot1s-1oo hi, dur, $1,000 bu WHEAT, 1900
, 1860-06-23

New 0R1rAss June 22.-rne Z. 8. S!ooP OF
War Poc.hontas has arrived here from sefs
tans de: patehes for Washington. Aer news is
unimpoTtAut.
, 1860-06-23
Daily Resiew Of C'icago Market


FE 1GHT-Adrsured Nc, Iii s Fa' n, Ga duet. I'd
h Gasdne ~ seh,s Es.ex, llaFr cit cts and Arftc
VI Ii u D. IL nj DC: tcr t q. Nee man corn to
Z lho'ne ii A.: echr Il. W-l1-r. wneAtt' Oswe<o
Ut N +c,r i,cle she Rn. wleh to Kingston at &c;
hi: E''-e ns. oats 10 l'uda'o Is. &c.
tL'uk--ltce pis. 1911 htla; ahp.sd. 80 brls. Mar
tc Q4t S 1T co brs chu spring 1,taat 431
e' 40 'sls uoh do vi ts' 10 lis air 'at u 70 te:
10 9s Ellsn. WiItsr at sG0I dis ltU nils chl.
In It ':h Il 81 brls. Jol et sup at u 50 de
a;I.. sTEFfS-lo tuns e cd Midllu e nj a. els 70;
tans"o nj Z .Ol.
wllE4 '-R ce'p PTS, 1:s ohu; thpprd 1a0so bu, Mar
:et tpcpt ,cJ. Lut ',scdqH et ) les 900 hu
NJ p.lG ut &l.lo In tor, op bu 20 % In stote;
$50 b. No. or1ine at 10 In k4e; 5000 ba to at
E. osH sre; 1ooo Ia 10 al u o. In stor Boo l., do
~ Us store; Oh bu q OK Il 100 bu
doat OF in s'osc: 100 In c ed 1t 9se In lis bu
sluh in uk II ei5 track tso bag Spring at sl.leh
tn uscs; so hu Etj tt tsed Winter at u 0,dL.
CoKE-H+ee.p :. 1as.s .ssc b.; shipped s;,sis b. Mar
tetacye ard co ed lcloT Sales wert asf Pow: 0obu
Isime Rs~es ie ow It &c ada ; % bu No. hiser
Nix Il Sic II Is roo ba No Vt SC IN -iorc bu
IN store: 10000 do Il elV0 bu
o,4,c IL sore :V bu do 1t T. ttose % bu No.
sat4Hc In s,orr: :o IN do 1t ts5sc ia lore; 90 ba
10 store 800 b 60 at 47c Ia aore leto bu Re-
Ltd at 4tc IN atcre.
OA"S-E, cell T., cct6 bu hppcd zone Market active
anil SAss wrs: coln tu M. at sc In s,cre
6aA. ba do At Exc III soc.
EyG-Re eip 10 {. Dull snd nominal ut go &C.,
B%EL-Y-hcce'p rs Iu ito busht1a No. nj t5c ca
: H.GuW1SE3-Rseep's.6 q bsls. QUIT and nominal 4.
1e9t.Hc- - -
4 GuHoL-ss.sc per "a.
MES. PuRE-ln good dsm,nd and arm 10 bbls city
p4c.tda %soo.
L.RD->carcs aud tsm at1.xc-
TALl!ow-t bb!s good uu1ry Atse.
F1DEs- e.Ipts, l3.:ts ts. Ma ket quiet s.'ea werc
IL treet ts.sa II ;5asc; Do Cit g.: II Dsy Fu.s at
l3fa1s1c.
Wu,L-Receip os5s lbs. Na.ket more artire. Sales
too 1bs unw2sAed tAH t. ,h-e Qn.rter ho-h nj
EXC; :0oobs Qu.sr bsed Ut ssAc sos IL, thste quarter
b'"od a. aye.
NU rTEH-1n good supo!y and market heasy. - nI-
k!ns cd s Exc 10 d. psls TO-; 10 do far q. Is
du c nnoa A9.
EGGS IN a:r supply With limited shipping iraui:y
..d sal sats2axc pes do1.
ThuLTRY-' hicken .tl.s01.ssh PCT dog.
Pot -IUES-losd Neshanuocks in fssr rcaueat. but
q lit e du l. Salea Ito sks SeAaannocts
at@o :o1 bu mixed Ptate5es and Neth ,nnocka at ss
DRIED ArrLEs--'o bais South IN .tSc
LIVE ST0CE-Heet:rt. III heat Catttt ls& Iors
T.. YES very dull. Hossin coo1 requc .a1 t,r shcc,
q1~t. Sales we:e As fl ows:
l@to:s averaging Il sis lbs ts:5
Is 1ss .........,..::... .:.. ,::::: s.. e.
10 Ca't.e .. ll0 =. .,........... In
, 1860-06-23
New York Cattle MaFket.a:>
FokuE wrx uptna 5tHE 70, laa0.r
EAbHtgea fton TAursdAy'a Ngv.Yosk Tribune
BEfF cAf31.4, .

Nn,es reported for Tie mari Ct =. FortYsoh ..AeA
S:ss$:!:::::::::::::::::: Sssss:;;: IS;
4solnsiy ...::. .......'.-'*''.'''''.:.' aa.3
Tse ssneia ts .se.st file %s;ies .i:::
Total aaer u seeaes q M
Is. lead ttaa last week aud 50 % ua1e
s.s O. ~
sssnx mo-; 4 :: ~ 'A4n Tue
n1KyEs 5Aok o.11K&Kxr srATEs- ii
A. ~ Alert m Il Co. prupriesors Of the vTashnEoa
tnh street. 1ct.1t p natse. f'osn
The ion wing states:
z s';s :::::: :::::: y
II hive been h.sding b. e c.ttla txenty ye.ra" sad
,ans aS r. our Il tx ..ds is'e ~ Il.
ns se =: Vt :: Found
I've wsh :e ~ la a. ,astks hey .reF
,h1 :, ks d + IL; Il. a'y ID .1a h VI,
sh = &c g ss: ssso. s.
I'll IT, :: "a I'D =; ii; H. ' i1s IN
supt. nu.do b .in-rs. d end ii. nth VII h
",e ~ ess aa DO ~ sae J. ii
fos b. ...so"n ts;ae,t hc butc, po' ~mhst: d.
wsar the nfn n4 e:ovd.d that The r,poy
e. hs - q I;s 1hs . osa
Ter II hulIocks "ch We rn'e pr steer. 1t
sh"w. .o1a u. ahe ut pound; v s xts m.., =:
sii ESr ief nun: CT = w f.ir aua ,yst OIL e. Or
nj ri". mall 80 :c. ye. thtre but very
in :! o b:sf 1hey x*e July issor /. Tie ,nany
eaeIA Ut olcs y" sac. 80. = !
7n1 c1osz or TUE xAsxrr.
The weaher this norn nR uss sezy phe-t ud rot be
= *cte. IN Jung NJ 'e avo b Ev re- son: a"t P.
the nrst d.y ID ihr, te't- nee WITH ou -. +. thr
ehnwer. l" th!st r. w,re ap %lnei. .ls msfket Is
son. Tbe basch.,s J. mossA ce'ss.ped t.. ny
Abo-t haif cp' twe1 tbxp tss v es Or mt -.
de- log psu ID Doe.
bas hanu.on. lat Steers. eth'r yea xe poai ID
1T ., Z ,uea III. our T. * fe ed ed i, es. WV s 81
cwt ib.y such would have told q,ek ye.i n,
De te II prc. d ULies thete l. s'ca' .'e-
Gilt 10 sp Tie preset d cl,gt p lee .sle.
tic ur in t,nr h1c O quot lilo st",d j.. twl
1st t.ir weea me nor thar be avesa las
M ds + 1't, ne s :. 81! a.
aid lie, rake Aa7G. ID, b. e, which. It &c Il,
makes l s:sd9s-A ~ pr IT, tum foI The fasfn
and ertati0 aLes t. aW IRON tie city lor
4ne ~tek.s eIpp , Of herf.
THE moo MARKET.
Th>re Il s8tt falling II In th. receipts ct Hoga and
ERht adv I. &C pre-. -
H-avy 1ne1 hoes ..... .............:..4 tx q tJH
ikti cnEn I'D exs t9S ~
u ilesv-te1 hcIv'..'...'.. 1909. ......'-'.
Eis:a err lei. gdt.- eNae
ere Was an arrival Of e!shs ads ths ~ but
Tie f,ew, tie 1e. u Geo. v. Dorm of pss.
ct Log, tia week: -,.,. n:...
Henry prime we:t'n corn Il gs,sk@,ke- ! sK9se
't.s s.ris its sels,f:s n.:::: :xss3
Light tn-tfed hogs ....+ ........tA8 8oc 7f&iAe-
, 1860-06-23

New foRk, June ae-Psiva'e letters have
| been rectls ed tom Postmaster Fowler At Hs-
! vanu dated June 18th. P,ke's Peak story is u
/ humauy.
, 1860-06-23
THEWEsTERE TRANSPORTATION CO.

pfttIacjHae3 pftt91f41
essuoh 6i Aetch~ptA rhtptelA Traveien
ara En- iglAnn
; TBEWEsTERE TRANSPORTATION co.
ct s+;s x I: .; .a a ts ss: u. % M
SUING sezsou between "
Buffalo, Chicago, Milwaukee & Racine,
'sSH aon c.'R Recfh e g gssii h
MOHAWK, DAcOTAH
FREE STATE, GAtE.A.
ION a"ANOA, mEND0TA.
PLyM0UTH, CUYAfoCa.
Msx FAOWRH. CHICAGO,
NEFTU"E, HVENONA.
mKsSOCIff, MT, vERNOr.
e s'fts vtkY + FL pe 20 sS, e xsss.9
tx7fM: Mr. Aad bst.een BUFFALO and DETROIT, "
CONCORD. DuNg1RK.
r OMAR PAsHA, SAGINAW,
If PIT StI nd o ed BE-
:; 'AtssxES, EQUATOR.
EOPH"A1Es, ErLKtsE,
1Ik0NOTEs. EQUlNoX,
tween BuFrAL',, e IL sad CLEVELAND, tie 1 ~
MARY STEWART, ILLINOIS,
R I "a aKsSS n :, ab
> COMET, ROCKET,
r. Wtfh f;,1 sqanIss If. = x
$50 Boats of the Largest Class,
fEtht cf which WIN lsav, Buffalo and New York dally)
, 1860-06-23
Lx;A1 ~ t.iltlAI.

FErnAy Eyxx1ta June =.
The following are The rec. lpts and sh puents
fir ,ne l.:.t twenty four hours:
, 1860-06-23

NEW YORK AND WESTERN
IN NSz41rs L1x1.
STEAM on CANAL.
EFT. EVANS, Esaas' Ship Caas. Buda'o, Proprietor.
WHITE NEAL, lls Broad street. New Iosk, special
sss i 4. 4. FL q: a
rs9Rslsr hndnx ,h aa - tKAL D2Gks ch.s.z9 ~
o,. nd The aeees4hie poin.s Wtsi, No.fh.ves, and
cH*sz .gg5s e.,
lelnsos q CEASE stsfsas Afsat15 Socr.
.ss 9sis, ss;'Fs, : s'rFsne'oy.Du'ld'as' Chicago.
THE NORTHERN TKANsPOR.
L TArloE COMPANY.
ssz;zzz 1S00. E6e
I'd ~ raps1.l eH1f Ia ~ run their wei
fiksr CLASS SCREW sIEAMERA
g.. regularly between
ogdcnsburgf1, Cape Vincent, ossEeeo,
and sho Upper LaRcas
ssl1x "a ey IT, e S:ats'1s Toledo and
Chicago, n1ilwankee d intermediate
Connecting v.th th. K..susa t lss~e.a oopESsBURo
ssS1S :ssafs o1s
Rutland. Bursnson, and othaE lu'e:=atdtsts po!3
.o!a McA9s Vincent With the Wssczso*n a1a Rome KALI
=, s Ne. os.sFc Of ~ At 4,1 s,s.
Albany and New York
" Through Freight satjee. to but one tranahpnsnt.
9o F.;
Agent. and Cons,:nees.
Z. s. SP auLD1SG, NO Coenties sap. Now York.
, 1860-06-23

lktcfsnltn1 Convention.
R1cuIosp. June 99:a,.-Tha Seeding Conveu-
ton u.rt aud adjourned.
, 1860-06-23
Qesuap0tt sltun
T1lE WESTERN TRANSPOR.
L TATloN COMPANY,
And Western Express Co.
34lhsks 1860, A6k

To slippers OF Freight to and from
the u ek&s
Et2ed and bfe facilities prescribed for ths coust.
e'suon Of Aefch>ntA, shipper, Traveisss
ard In glAnl1
, 1860-06-23

The Isiycrzs
DrtrocE. June e3-R.ver falling rapidly; It
feet On tie oa1. Thctm meier 70 deg. e oudy.
, 1860-06-23

Annexed "a 40 Alphabetical List Of Atices which, I
may b. sssared 10 she s,sen sh aad u.,.
A,fr &r
, 1860-06-23

'J:''W. TUrrLE, Agent,
FOOT OF STATE ST., CHICAGO.
, 1860-06-23

AtAAA 13bfs
At Ef e EAHu.......Pu0Alo.
II Sf:.te stFeet.,.....Dnton.
lis Flrr.. ...........A1-a~y.
a f. Culver, ....,.. Utica,
Howard & Thu- ii On. 4 A.b'an.
J. HeAnr 4 Co.........Erie.
siix \ s I h"1if,,.. t'1 o's.,'.u.i.
]. II. Sse3t. t.......E2nausky,
J. L hurd tEo.. Dst.oit.
AuE.hurt, klfk and j. TO-.
M~tk1nae,
!. T. kirkland .shehoyKan. .
,T:,lIns:} " l1uT: ! u,.9aukee,
Hathaway u Penn,
{3rctn Rar.
, 1860-06-23

] Centles slip. .New York.
. ANor Housc, Bro dwAy.-
New York.
la1 River st1ctt.......TEcy
". n1mtt. Rochester.
Duclsp i Ooul ...Lotkpott-
9eevans L f'h.Aa-.1
u. b. smith,. Toledo.
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johnson Il sodees,
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W. H. Wright 4 ~,
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Richmond 4 Co.. J C'Ms-ht-
Chicago,
, 1860-06-23

matoing.
did not Withdraw from the onvention. lie 1as
appointed By District Convention, to which he
owes allegiance. T-ey elected him to come
here, not 10 10 elsewhere. He. Was elected to
the National Democratic Convention aud no
other. lie was elected to represent his cous&it.
uents in the Consentiop, but not to Withdraw
from it; TO carry out lhe wishes Of the people
who are nation.l, not section4ll5 to promote
the interes.s Of the Union nor ri.k its dlsseFer
aace. Appl.use.
Air. Mottat WIS called 10 order and yielded
the floor to Mr. Lauder Of North Carolina. who
announced that II msjorit5 Of the Worth Carol-
M deleRases, on account VI what the5 conc ired
TO be IN outrage perpctra,ed on The people Of
the South, would withdraw from the Conveu-
tim. Northe1n Dem ,crats had heretofore given
fair play to the Souib, bus they did SO no long
er. lie therefore announced that eight Of tie
delegates would retire.
Mr. Ewing Of Tennessee said the delegates
from that State had exhibited In that Con.eu-
monlze the labors OF the Convention and bring
then to q happy result. They we're the irst to
propose resolutions to harmonize the piatfoI N.
They had platform, they had q candidate dear
to them, and had cast hun away to harmonize
the Convention. The delegation now
asked leave 10 retire Temporarily tor cnnsults-
tion "a 10 what their futurr action should be.
IL :.
portion of the delegation iruo thzt State, ce-
sired to SAY that circumstances hare aElsen
Eh,eh make it doubtful! IN The minds If The DEL
egat,ou whether they can consent to con inue
with this body. They had come here to nomt
nate candidate acce psaole to all the Union:
Tnis appeared now ta be doubtful, in rle* OF
the process OF disentegration which had been
going on. They did not Wish to retire from the
Convention on any technical grouass, bur DID
not wish 10 participate in making nomination
nf candidate not acceptable to alf parts Of the
Un1ou. Tney we're not Jet prepared 10 Win
draw from the Convention, but asked Leave 70
retire for consul,at,op. Leave was granted.
At this point the Sou'a delegation from Lou!-
siaua entered the hail auaidat applause, and took
seats.
Mr. johnson Of Maryland, on the part OF gig
delegates IRON Maryland, desired 10 set with
no convention that preferred man to p1lncl-
Pies [Loud cries Of order.J States had been
dis[rauch1ssd By the adoption Of ,he unit rue
till It becomes Inconsistent with honor to re-
MAIN. Cher,shink with warm remembrance. the
good deeds the Democracy bad formerly dous
tor the South, they bid them farewell Hith re-
gret.
Mr. Glass OF Virginia had not agreed with his
colleagues in their sseessiop, but desired 1eT.
erth.Iess To decline further action with the Con-
vensioo without joining any seeding bodies.
Mr. Waiker OF Tennessee Was menhtE Of
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