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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
LOOK OUT !!
lie. the Di.u.ionia. Pause.

Whatever may be the extent Of the present
excitement in regard to the premature move
Ioen,s Of South Carolina sud other "Co,ton
States and however ready the people Of the
Border States" may u to repel such HguyreS-
sious John Brown aud his desperaloes At
tempted, Ne feel assured that the poople Of yir-
giniA will consider well all the consequence of
a iisrsp,i0a of tsc UsioH before aIlowiu g them
selves 10 be hurried into 50 desperate a mes,.
SURF. The elsmor Of the pestilent demagugucs
('msn OF words and not Of deeds who are out
ol the way whcn real danger euin--,l will not be
sufficient 20 iuslucc sensible and rejecting men
10 bring calamity upon themselves aud their
posteuty. LIT wha; Will be said about '',iolat-
ed rights" our people arr not fools enough 80
cut their ihroats 90 save n wounded limb. The
people Of jefferson. We oAa trily sAy will nvy.
er be found wanting notwithstanding Governor
wises ealuinnyl in tbeir duty when a nec-ssity
exists to defend their homes and frcsidcs but
South Carp,aa aud Goorsia Igissl TrE,einber
that there must l.. digniiy and dcccncy even in
maintaining uu.loubted nights ghey must not
expect our sympathies to make NJ Abjurv com.
mon sense and we give oar humble warning To
the leaders az house Tor hat IL ~ worth that
II they attempt 10 ''preeipitHie7 ths States into
the creation Of standing armies and war debts,
IN addition 10 our already heavy burtl',ias. they
will build up an opposition which will hurl them
from place and power To break up great
government like ours is not matter for light
consideration. We "nus, be sure we're right
befOrc We 90 ahead" We can better maintain
oar just rights under the shield Of the Union
than under any alliance with he hotblooIs uf
South Carolina. We need no counsel from men
who talk ofour coupae, A. AN Rocur-ed L Mon %
We have already gained upon the fanatics Of
the North. We have control Of both Houses of
Congress, aud We can demand and enforce our
rights We have friends at the North whom il
would be bascHsss 10 desert. We believe with
AIR. Buchanan that "ihe anti-slavery feeling is
nj its eliminating roin; in the North. The ~
action eanno, fal 70 be rapid and permanent. =
The great business Aad Industrial interests Of
the country have already sustained a severe
shock The interests OF Ill parties, added to tie
dictates OF common sen-c. must ensurr speedy
remedy. DiAtsHion - eaisso for existing, evil,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
secretary Cobb,. Re.,gnatIon.

Secretary Cobb desserts President buchanan
81 Oh" midst Of he perploxities and goes home
70 ''rorgin 70 take par, IN breaking up the gov.
eminent founded By Washington and his com
patriot There wa pruprietv. however in
"bsoi'i"g himself from duties which he had
a'orn % perform especially ~ be- cannot serve
two masters In 1881 he wa elected Governor
OF 1oorgiA on the Union issue Tie discovers
new current, and hastens to mount il. Bot
w. should not les surprised 20 hcar OF his turn.
ing mp ~ senator Of the United States, instead
% a leader in the work Of destruction There
would be far mUrs glory in the former than 10
The latter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13

A subsorl.cr residing in the State Of NorA
SaroiinS whites % us. under date o. he seth
nl''ue. tia, ne hss ot-crSsAiH one s.,hs >.
I%s- % DE dan a rutior tothc cHcct that Mr.
toEViN, nc Ohio. j. negotiating with ihe pruprhs
toes u tbs Aaiiol,i hfelligcAoer fir the pur.
chase OF that venerable Journal with the iu,cn-
hoa at converting 1t into abe organ of Mr.. IIs-
ou'>. O"r cOrTespoadent. appaI emily thinking
The statement important If true desires to Dc
automatically informed in the premise, and fur
tlcr requests that W will. define our position.
Proisstlag AssAss.-t ,be s@sna5ility ~ ~lssL
CAR correspondent sasuas 10 bold us in calling
Tor any notice NJ our hands Of N. idle rnn,ors
daily written or photographed frum ihis city to
the sensation press' at tire North TO excite "A
mOmeniary interest and then be forgotten, we
ess 70 say. fur his personal satisfaction that the
paragraph b. refers 10 has no foundation what
ever Mr.. CoRwiS has never ir,iraied 10 ms
any such Purpose. and We are confident, never
entertained any such; and, TO prevent ANY mis-
conception ON the subjec,. We may a. well add
that the Ndfioslai Iass.l.Jcaoe,. will never pas
from the control of ia prcsent proprictcrs INTO
any other hands while lite aud health lasts
unless, indeed. sharing ia common ruin IN which
unhaPP'iy political events now threaten 10 IN
Nolrr ala the interests Of this great country the
lutallig'uccr shall sink with thu ret. aud It's
property pass shrpvsh tbs hand. OF the sherid /.
osicvrs. That dsy VI trust. j. far distant
u 10 -iehuius oar position nc have been
dchsing Il Toe forty years, agd any one who
dcsirvs TO know II may satisfy himself by
examining the fiios of tbe paper f,r any year
during that period. and learn W hat it j. hy what
Il has been. The principles Of the paper have
boen the same under Presidents to whom It ~as
opPos.sias undar those ~bon it favored. IL.
prineiPlss viii remain under Mr.. LlsooLNs al.
misi-iraiinp What they have always been; the
sabie tina, they have Lesn updgr his predecessor.
and the same that they viii be. We hope, under
many Of his SUCCESSORS
National IHteiigrHccr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13

Senator M,say ,r h.. l.,irr Co ,ir Ri-br.a5
Es7air~r. iusuJas OBJ. -.a...sa ,.a,,m.,,.
~ .e,srsiof %. a'su -a,,r. arc..d.. ~.
rriety ~ Virginia holding Caa,,.,..r ..,,l
,br aitima,e si.a 81 ia,niae boz th. f...up,o, .l
30 Jn.oo Amaog oiisr ra.a., b. ...l.., b.
sttraeri.nar9 ss-ertiou rH.h OBJ. ,sa.,., t,...
in roi.srt h'si,s, karsa b. trs bid ,..-..,
si1a. east <tsie taiiovs -tsis ia,a D.s,....,.-
O. deliberate ra iIs uae,s.ty ~ tf-li ...
g.r+-a rb.h tt,t li.te ta. ......l ....
'Esiu.t '.. .ta' l,sr.si sol I.1-... .....,.
81 t.s.g o.
We hate .a.I many bari tsiars .a a.,....
sgansf e. iF .a.g Hat u.,.r an,ii.ss .,.y
~ sra-s o. ia.s Ih rauyhss had Go. a.
.ssusrf 81 o. -arara. ai Or r.arif tl.rt, ....
yrsu .fr rra 3uz IIrre. P1lsd.sr,
s..-, was hmeau, Can.rs.I s,d ,., [,
yrs.ms -e1aw letans te u..ss..t, .,
breaking ur fas e1cumsni er yi..stry
soutbcrn nzhfs Tirn never was a n.,r. an.
hlushipg caiauaJ Uisri by martaI s.ar thsa
th.s Bal a. n,laaernfir ruie VS.. n vas ra,
rHlg of ths odruol hsr rtaggod Senate.
Assoy mu,i have ,ery t.oor opinioa 81 t,.
pabc iatibrser North pr sooh. ii g. .s
J,,s,s sny holg d. rasI.oa taci aa rlsarrtv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
John Brown Anniversary.

meeting called Al the Temple in Boston on
Monday week. by tie abol.t.onista. b celebrate
the anniversary Of tie hareng Of Old Froen.
was taken Possession OF by tia Uu,oa men, aud
resolutions deuouncius the HsTers Ferry mar.
tyr aud abol.uoais,s generally. adopted
The following arc amongst the resolutions
adopted.
That we icnisT 90 our brethren IN Virginia
Our wsrmcsi thanks iar ihs cDsser, sti,r spifit
hey have manifested Notwithstanding tine nm
provoked aud hawkes. at,srk upon them ly John
Brown and hi. associates. acting. & not with
he ,.nn.,1Hec ~ beast with tio sympathy Of
lew fanatic, from ,he NsrJhora s.aiea aud .i4at
We bopc They viii continue TO aid in opposing
toe innatioi-m which is even soN attempting 20
sub,eH tbg Consultation aad the Uncn.
That ibe people Of tL.- CT, have Submitted
TOO long ia allowing .pou.i1ls ana political
demagosuc' oi every description 10 told public
m,,i.u.-, 10 di,turb toe pabi.c peace and m..
represent vs. abroad. that thcy base become
nuisance, which, ia -elfd.ienre. ve arr deter.
mined shali Senr- f.rvars b, sarmarlig sbat,d
10 tbr evening" 90, sbohi.1u.sts held another
megt.a- boz small eai.,si church vbery Doug
las Wrpdod rh.. a.. John Erouu Jr-. and 9th
ers spoke Several policemen we've stationed
in tle cilurh Ca thr out SIDE ihrre va an
iumcsse crowd. AMI strong force q police The
disturbance outside was condocd o. nuisy dem.
onsnat.1as though DE- crowd scented - te yer,
anxious 10 seth,.d Of l,eipaih Amer th, meet.
ing several 81 the nboiiuoni-ts lad 10 o. sseor.
tei home by iie pol.es ~ anticipation 81 "a
poss.Jis r.ot che Second Gagal.an % lahntry
ras held 10 readiness a. lsir srmory. By order
ai tbe Wayas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
PRESS AND TTA MII4Y JOURNAL

Gus yoice--the rcTahie ase,ls the support Of his
mighty arm WAS, b. inc3. las ssniovs ilu-
mInei the paih of pstriottm aoe ihai BE- IS
dead. ~ mcnory.
aLkr stsr
E,ac~os tfssa he u',-is. ~ltr, "a "a fnasase.
Letters rom srvCrni di-tin Pa isArd ,.iitlfiaen
invited t. the diunor were r,aif hv We Ps,.si-
dcBt ENans- We insert thai of he Governor.
kiymxusp. IA u,.c 9TH isGO
Gsrf,cWra,-l appreciate most highy your
goprp.s IN inviting nc io dine .ith ,osr Elcc-
tors "a she kNchan1c Hotel. ihss sscunr IL
Woald aiord me pleasure ~ aocoPs yosr invita-
tlon. n could Do -. Without violating rule,
NbiclI bal ITscTibsl Tor myself. l,iors en-
terea nPdh tie a.scAsrgo Of my Executive da-
ties. In accordance with that rule ! have uni
iormly declined an Invitations 70 political din
ners.
Present The annexed sentiment 60 the com
panv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
WILLIAM MEADE.
" tI'I-I II "i'NHtsT
Bishop Of he 7. Z. CLareh IN virgini


Prayer 10 Dc used T., -Episoopai Civrebss
q Firgisia.- Almighty Cod. who by thy Holy
Apostle hns commanded that COMPLICATIONS and
intcrccssicrs tc made for all men, especially for
thuse IN authority look down We pray thee on
tie people and rulers of cur land. in ibis our
time Of great need and danger We know. o
Lord. that nothing IL impossible with hea- Thy
power no creature i able 70 resist Thou eanst
stili the raging Of the sea and the madness Of
the people. Raise mp, God thy graf power
and come among Us and with great might sue
corr Us. We have heard with our cars. and our
fathers have told us, the noble works thou didst
IN their days for our land o give not, now
thine heritage 20 reproach. but for the glory OF
thy great name turn from Ne ,hose evils vi ich
we have go justly deserved. The hearts Of all
mon are IA Thy hand, to turn them whithersoev-
er thou Pleascsi Thou alone canst order the IN
ruly willie and affections Of sinful men aud MAKE
US TO be Of one mind ~ an house. Pour into
our hearts We pray thee the most excellent gift
Of charity and grant us thy peace all our DAYS
MAKE us 20 know that Il is rirhtyousucss ouly
Nh.eh eNalteth u nation and dat sn l. the ~
preach Of any people. We pray for all sorts
aud conditions OF men in cur land. NAV the
Holy Spirit incline their hearts TO peace aud
concord. Wepray for all who profess and call
themselves Christians that they may he lcl in.
20 Tie way Of truth and hold the faith IN unity
Of spirit, in the boud Of peace and righteousness
Of life. We pray especially f5r tbe ru!yTs ani
leAdsrs Of our country that grace and wisdom
Zee gwen them according 60 oar present ae,,l--c
save iLcm trom all .Eaurauec, error. pride and
prejudice. Direct and prosper at their consul.
tatigns 20 the advancement of thy giory. thc good
Of ~ church. tie sai,y honor and weIisre %.
Thy people Nor prss ,ye Tor tAis ANA onls, but
FOR All the nations ~ The Garth Look IN pity
on the whole hunaan family. Orezrnlclbe CON
motions Of IL earth. t.ging ot,lef oas Of ooa-
fusion, light ogt Il darkness snd hasten tbe hap.
ny time when men shaIl learn war % mere. and
al the kingdoms Of this world become,thc king
dome Of Christ We ask these tiings o Heav.
emily Father hoping only 70 be heard through
the mighty intcreession OF our Lord and Saviour.
TO whom with thee aud ths Holy Ghost be the
glory ever more. Amen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
Virginia DerIded.

The Charleston Mercury. thu organ Of the
Disunionists, after referring TO the met Of Viz
ginias declining to take the advice, OF the South
Carolina Commissioner, who came to tell Us
how much we were hurt by the John Brown
raid, and who was feted by the Legislature Mt
the cost Of thousand dollarsl saws our good
old State was unable to appreciate the prof
fered kindness, and adds
Virginia may now call but the Soutl, all
not answer. She j. complrtcly tirmoral;z.,l IN
the estimation ~ thc south and no Southern
state. intent oa iindicating her nights anil pre.
serving her Institutions, NOald ~ into n eOnicr-
e.icc with her. she has plsced che Union above
the rights and Institutions Of the south and viii
only -cek conference with the Southern STATES
IA order to bring them 20 the level OF her fatal
l mon policy. Virginia and the other frontier
states NAV as well At once understand tl.,ir DO
sition with the cotton stats"
y 'fhSy are not expected TO aid the Cotton
States an protecting themselves and rcdeeminc
their liberties. They wall practically aid tie
Northern States IN attempting 10 obtain in the
south m acquiesccnce in The rule ~ abolition.
rats az " ashihgton The Southsrii State. how.
ossT, will disregard their cOunsels They waut
no conference b,a az He COarcHfl1R ftLtsh ,riH
assemble "a frqDle The COHsfifHsi0u and elrirIfs
ne organization ~ a Southern CoAfslrqcy.-
They intend 20 secede from the Union and con
stTuet Union among themselves. and will IT,
glad 20 lind Virginia and the other border states
IN counsel with them. after this great rcvolu-
ton. but II these value their own dignity. or
respect ou; wishes, 10, them keep aloot from us
until they are prepared 10 dissolve their csnncc.
noD with the present Upion. end 10 unite tlr-ir
dcstinies with that Of the other Southern States
II they will not be our friends. let then, not H.
our enemies by unsolicited and undesir,.d efforts
urder whatever amiable preteNt--of preserving
an abuliSlied Oninn-to subject vs. 10 the sec
uonal desPotism Of n consolidated government
under tbc control Of abolitionis,S a. Washing.
ton Tho day for new guarantees Is zone
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13

"BlKssxD ARA rHr PEA1ulKKRS---Nr Csrr-
rESpLS, Of Ksntueky, and Mr.. BoTxlEr. Ofy,r-
sisla. Gays the Journal Vi Commerce. are the
6rst 70 come forwards tho National Cngress
% heal. IL possible tbs daurerous disseils,srs
wb,sh sgi,ste the country Thcir efforts iaAy
h. unaSa,lins. the ehAsm which thr,sief,, 10 di-
vide a people now nj slty Aisd pro porous may
ensulf the states IN one conmon r'siU' commerce
may De LliEhiri, and every cbcck become
blanched by the horrors Of civil war b., those
names will alwSys be rs,crod aud olcg.s. "a as
the heritage Ct the nation, which are associated
with efforts 20 A-suage the violence OF hpm.n
passion, and preserve iaViolatc the Union which
was esssblished at such IA inmeuse cost Of
blood and treasure.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13

bSF-Tlc Norfolk Examiner says. As we
have before stated, The prou'inen, merchants Of
New loTk and Philadelphia did every thing
they possibly oould 10 avert tie cAiam--y 81
Lacolns election. They cxpsI.l,d thousands
Of dollars made tie most extensive aud ,yit
sacrificing personal efforts aud other wise labor
I'd ihsieisiignbly 30 beat back tie tide OF Bl=-k
RsPubiisaussm from overlooking t',e country
iass beng the case. 'se ssTet tia, many Of our
co;essfA a,.es shoa.l. .-.tt0pf my disfiacfiss.
fyAaays- class them with The casmics Of toe
South
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13


Tbs AieNandria psSsic vel .sys thSi lie
conservative ues q thc Ssrih i,,I thai Q,cy
have uoihisg 10 rcrroasA thsr.-Si,ss with. "a
view Of he pressrt unhappy condition q sgs.iF,
Thsy suppcrtei,Ngi yocrd tor Constitutional
Uaion uson, Al the last FFesiJcnt,..l election,
whose success would have bccn a,,,uiesoed in
by ,he whole eossniry ,tsy hare detue al tlGt
they coeid do 10 prevent thc precipitation oi
q evolution they have argued aud Protested
against ihe sccc.sion OF any one or.more
stAiss al The present time, previous 10 general
osasaltal0n-;- tissy Aass 1rsOA tis t.Al Of az
attempts 10 effect settlsuHsnt upon a eol.siita-
tionAl basis. ~ishin ghe Cnt0s, before Il . bro
kss up They have forewsrncd the Northern
si@ps Of The ineSltAble rysnits Of porshiancc
\, pssriendly Language, legislation ard action.
None Of the evils 90 cone. ID cOs,e tAly. must,
can b. LAID AZ their doors Tbey must nov wait
patiently ior ovents as tsy asise bui stall.
even in glooH, and darkness. Mop Cor The bost.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
AForm OF Prayer.

To rur MIIsrEEs AID MsVsrEs o. TIVE Iris
coFAL CHuEcu ~ vA--Dcar Breitrea ona
Church whioh directs tie Bishops 70 prcparc
special prayers 10 BE- used in the congregations.
a. occnsions might arise. calling for The same.
have pat forth the following, which ! trust will
he dcyouily used in tina our time OF great need
aud dancer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
NOTICE!

The people of tbs COUNTY .-
tive 81 pas,y, ar5 earnestly lu
attend ihe igHJC MEErfNG wlr.a o. g.
te held, IN Pursuance TO the Z, t1u.
adjournment, at the Courtilru-,
n on MONDAY NEXT, Ua
iCsGrt-Jay) r3a l3. zoo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13

Whilst Mr wHlsn = Miller w rs,ara.ae
borne f-au town ir s1r raHy s.'l several er1
temen Of be usisab..honi ODD aiagday a.c'f
last aad Fhet shar Distance irau iosu ,i6
lo-as sh.sL d. vas ri'ue HHableJ tbi eu
hr-ailE ~ Milerot.r hf L.si Sc NJ wac
picked up ia-us. tie sai i7ooftt 81 il.s fes..
i,ne al DIS brother q a. Muer n ris Town.
sni remained .a ilis stsf uanl ths nsst ft,
iIs hssl AID t.ef ssr ssa ar....sd cansser,.
b.t JslT ae u...fs. if Qo,e'sy o.. -
nIsIIr rssas.I-.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13

It. jHnuar So prlsrnfs uuue.ai attractions.
nod Prpu'ss sell f.f ,hs Nss Yssr ne Ia-
iys Bod % gof d.a.r,-isi o., ser Nor &. ,i.s
fr.. tl sft..rfih.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13

NFss ual a'icd sad Handsomely inasrs.
POD s.i painted l-F las i.,s Nra Year yith u.s.
'.'.asi fr.a.sss a. ueauty aud salsiln.. De-
r pHalislfI o., Toda.lslpLa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
Tho omciai Vote o, sii,.oa,,.

pS5-rhe Aeyipg TO - bAl On Monday neSt
viii have some important propositions isil ie.
forc It, aud We would therefore, earnestly arre
The people Of this County 10 attend il ~ vase.
Let the nesting be fall one and a5ose all.
let It be meeting cf ,he Pee.pss anil rot 4 rIr
frags
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
! Am truly,
Your obedienf servant.

yirvinis--Hsr honor her nights. ber interests.
and her institutions are safe in che hands Of her
sons, native AMI aiopsaa-wiethcr Rel men.
Breckinng,lr men. ~ Douglas nSen All VII he
equally faithful la the hour II trial.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
special Notices.
EsG- 70 Persons oat II En,pbymtAt "a. 4
AGENTS WANTED.

- ersTy toitaiy u tie tEa-f St7.cs.
10 cuFare u tic sale ~ ZONE ~ tic trst ard most
rlsrAnfiV Illustrated arss o. tishsd
our piN'icaioas are fie iss1 ifii. -estu eha-ar-
ter adnFiri Co tie wtgts of tEe Faraer. IetaaUir
all A"nri.aHt; thry ere Init-iet iG DC iyst .ttl
aud tluaI 90 i4r meet slu-;sItill fuarr.r ar,i aft
ae1hs f.Aes b. a. lA5t4.y gf evyrg uau.el.li .n
the t-r1
re- To men 81 etfgI-.ss s-l ia,iu-.i.a.r ..If ris
rasHf-. pass an anpoftu ".g Soy i.foAi H.. sa .v.
mrrt seldom 90 lr .et " .r.
sd-fc.--1s tr..l.ae 'H a.f Hg agents WIZ receive
gro4I as " man. f.i' rsltrulsr. ts-ms b, III
4Irt4 lkAEt. tiIL o. o..
futlahcrs Ne. ga A,lta sse.ls ~. pl.!a
or. %. 5O.--ai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
r. J. Fitzpatrick. Cumberland,


Alfred Srates. Allegheny county;
Victor Holmes Baltimore county
J. }. Hccksrt. Cecil county
Edward Mealy Harcrstoan
CoiJoAu Johason Aartinsburr. Va
Robert y al,d,ye., Hauord county. Nd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
lnLlGI0lE NpIlor

ff.F-hi1f rhfv br cvr.rtei iu tr seiar- V.-rl IL
~ bipiilt lhurla 30 Ch4ri1sasn. oa 90 ga s.H
ttft ia each uilHih si U#i. d T. d. sr.ff.. q rf
Sahtsfh ~ u ogl1cs a. ~ afiI H. v ~ ~
rttar.lay FfeeaG1E % B l.. v
r The Coar Wpufr ben vil be- ruu- f,r a.
afofe agTniufulruft.
30 y 800
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
Too Late.

The y the cry u the Seocters TAev sav
thev doat vAbtany concession from the Snrib
tl'st It Is too late. The dissolution ~ che Un,oa
IS - 6xed fact" snd they are tauu,iag virris
j. and Narylsod FOR not promptly jo,ning tl,s
Disunion standard
For uorr tha0 thirty years the Democratic
party have been Saving me natiou Thsy de.
clarud that tbri- vas the only National party.
The Disupionists srlit up Tbs national party e.
elected kcpahiiraH make the rrsulf q their
own folly subject 81 complaint against th1se
who took alvantaze Of it. and declare it Is ataa
late Or eDnpr1miso or concession Yes. dis
tho laU' ~ reinveHt them VITA che control 81
the saf'aHaa sDoit. aad nav b,ry want q 5oatb
fru Hepuhlio in order % have rr,.sideut. Cabin.
n Judges. md horaes 81 officers ~ ihsir own
Va short "the scopfru has dcpartsl frafu Juiah
Rne iis allprrmsnts Of new land ~ prom.-s
arr bid ou, 10 sdVrniursrs ofere1 derrro.
hag The Meeting called f9r Friday las, a.
ia1uoi TO MONDAY sext Tho ran vas Go
short io give Deliberate r,Gscbau on tbs subject
propos,d aud the people present YER, properly
delayed acliaa anhi Morfay Tie meeting af
.irlay praParel 30 ofsanife an sssa-isfa,a ta
-disaes shat STEP fhoaid be- iaken d. ds ,.t.
lffas ~ Virginia o. protect tlsif rights aes.6.t
ihlraifTed nyasions. -. So Co. rroras.6 DO
b. ols which iats ran fsr m1rb e5usalers-
uop. ur trust ihs IeoTls s,H give thlli rerht
By We have roifea f1m thf C1suaaaii
tas Art Arsocistoh Nes Yoft e esry oi rsr
engraving rnfitiea aFsHstss Mu.tsrinr h.,
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
The Canal Board.

Al meeting Of The Commissioners Of Pablo
Works Of Maryland. held ia Washington on
THURSDAY, a, tho otbOe Of The Chesapeake aud
Ohio Canal Company. the foIiowing Gentlemen
were elected President ami Directors Of thai
work. 70 serve until their SUCCESSOR shall take
their place viz;
Presia7it. Dr. J. Fitzpatrick. Cumberland
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13

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