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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-20
The Baltimore Democratic conyeutior

The Democratic National Convention met
on Monday and renewed its labors toward
the nomination of q Presidential candidate
A hard days work, the Convention BEING in
| session for nearly seven hours, only serysd
to show the embarrassments surroundin,
the body, without affording any indicat;onn
of the direction in which it will finally find
relief. The question of the admission of tina
delegations from the seeding Southern
States, presented itself Immediately on the
re-assembling of the Convention, and tLa
problem remains yet to be decided. Tina
President of the Convention declined to do.
eide upon the prima .facie right of the dele.
gates from these States to return to the Con.
vention, even in the cases where there were
no contesting delegations, and referred thu
| point to the Convention for decision. n
this question the whole efforts of the Con.
vention were directed, and hours were snen,
in a debate not altogether free from asperi,v
but characterized, perhaps, by more of calm.
ness and Cancellation than might have been
anticipated under the excitement of the sur.
rounding circumstances. Three separate
propositions were pending when the Conyep.
ton adjourned last night, and upon which
the vote will be taken this morning under the
operation of the previous question. The
first of these resolutions, proposed by Mr.
Howard, of Tennessee, directs the recospi.
ton of all who were members of the Conyen.
ton at Charleston, as entitled to their seats in
the present adjourned meeting of the body
This would re-admit the Seceders withou,
reference to the subsequent action of tho
| party in the several States An amapdp,a,,
10 this, proposed by Mr.. Church. of New
York, refers the claims of all delegates to the
seats made vacant by the secession to q
Committee on Credentials, and exacts, as a
preliminary to the admission Of any of them,
a pledge to abide in honor and good faith by
the action of the Convention and support its
nominations. The third resolution. nro.
posed by Mr.. Gilmor, of PENNSYLVANIA. bro.
poses to admit the delegations from the secs.
ding States where there are no contesting
claimants, and TO refer those in which there
is contest to the Committee on Credentials.
On these three propositions, interspersed
with minor points of order, etc, the debate
the whole day was expended. A purpose
was indicated during the morning session to
press the question to an immediate decs.
ion under the compulsion of the previous
question. This was, however, abandoned,
and the debate continued up to the hour Of
adjournment, when the previous question
was again moved, the motion seconded, and
the first business this morning will be to
decide, without debate, whether the main
question shall be taken.-BaU. Amsr. Of
| VeSterddY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-20
Tho Baltimore Convention.

Correspondence Of tile Alexandria Gazette.
BALTIMORE, June 19-The Convention
came together this morning the forces
drawn up in battle array upon the question
of whether the seeding delegates should be
admitted without pledge to abide by the
decision of the Conventional was the AL
andria Liberty Hall rule applied on wider
forum. No wrangling among leaders was
to be longer allowed-a trial of strength
alone remained.
All the uninnitiated were in expectation
of struggle--as the last words of DR.. Full
er's prayer died away upon the air of the
crowded Theatre.
The outsiders were disappointed, howev-
er, for the first movement OF the day was
the announcement of an armstice upon the
vexed question. That agreement, which the
regular report furnishes, seemed entirely ac-
ceptable to the Convention, and was readily
adopted.
1t does not for the present require the
pledge of fidelity to the nominations of the
| Convention as precedent to the admission
of those who heretofore have shown some
disregard Of "the regular organizat en-"
This finished up the mornings proceed
ings, and the Convention adjourned until
| the afternoon.
| The Committee on credentials assembled
this afternoon. Debate ran high, and it is
said upon the streets that more than once,
members came near a personal collision.
| 1t is now settled that the session OF the
Convention will be protracted to consider
able length, and will probably not conclude
this week.
John Seldom, esq., of Stafford, alternate,
continues to represent the Alexandria dele
gate, with the consent of Mr.. Moss, of Fair
fax, the delegate. Mr. Moss will probably
not attend the Convention. Mr.. Seldom,
though quite lame and compelled to use
crutches, is one of the most energetic mem.
bers Of the Virginia delegation.
1t is now nigh upon the settled opinion OF
the ultra Southern delegates here, that the
conflict between the two wings Of the Dem
ocratc party has grown into an 'irrepressi.
bic conflict" and that u separation is immi
nent and inevitable.
The Douglas men are loud in the expires
sion Of their confidence. On the other hand
a prominent opponent Of Mr. Doug las told
me Il few moments since, that 1.-THE tavorite
of the Northwest had but &c votes who
would remain steadfast in his support
through all the phases of the coming ballot
| ings." So the war goes. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-20

CoSGREss.-In the Senate, yesterday, the
Legislative, Executive and Judicial Appro-
,ria.ion bill was under discussion, and scv-
eral of the House amendments concurred in.
The Miscellaneous Appropriation bill was
also considered. In the House of Represen-
,atives, the army and Navy Appropriation
ILLS were considered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-20
THE POTOMAC, PIEDMONT AND VALLEY
AGRICULTURAI, SOCIETY,

DROPOSE to have u trial of MOWERS Oh ''ien
l. grounds near Alexandria, Va, comneheihhe
ON TUESDAY, TENTH JULY, said trlal " "
under the. supervision of the President ana nA. IA
utye Committees record of the result 10 DC n'sas
ut the time, and premiums awarded TO the M ~
best machines at the first Fair thereafter "
order JAS. c. NEEETr, Secretary
ic l2--2awtd
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WHEAT WANTED

WE DESIRE TO APpRISE TIE FAN
w MERS of the adjacent counties, that 'o'
PIONEER MILLS, will again commence opera
tons about the 25th JULY.
As it is proposed that Il portion of their prod"''
shall be Family Flour, Of the highest grade, "o
can promise Il proportionate price for prime "h'Io
WHEAT, suitable for its. manufacture--thousu
all descriptions, in sound condition, vii! be pun
chased. WIN. IL. FOWLE son,
10 IS-c3tawtf No. !, South 'WharieS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-20

oIr. .,lv:nnce OF Pa, has introduced ii re-
sole ION in>o he House Of Representatives for
"expargirg" he revolutions Of censcre re-
,enI ! passed. "S,olitiry and alone he has
ser ne bill IN motion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-20

Of the recent siayera captured on tie high
seas by our vessels Of war, how many O
tham were owned. fitted out, and employees
:, Northern men, &, Northern ports:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-20

.Ayra.-ln the second editorial para
graph, in yesterdays Gazette, in the fourth
line from the bottom, for democrats, read
Dieuniolists,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-20

The Paris Monteur, government organ, J
declares that the "accuSationS and suspicious
concerning the annexation Of Savoy and
Nice. are entirely groundesS, and that the
Emperor desires to live in peace with the
other sovereigns of Europe, and to devote
his endeavors to the development of the
resources of France" These are ''bravc
1rOyUS"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-20

.>1rinG the present session OF Congress
nine hundred bills have been reported IN the
I.or Sc of Representatives and more than
five hundred i'll the Senate. Nany Of theS"
will 30 over untl the next session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-20

Unable CUTLERY AND PLATED WARP
/ from the bust manufacturers, for sale BY
10 JOHN OGDEN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-20

uORSES AND CATTLE FOR SALE.-The
1 subscriber has ioi saie number OF fine
HORSES. suitable Tor Saddle or Harness: seye-
raj FLOODED COLTS, among them Il very al
uabic young Morgan Stallion; also, lot of CAT
TIE, now ready tor market. and Of extra quality.
MARCUS L. BUCK.
Front Royal, Warren CO., Va, ie l6--eo3t
iOllN NJ. B0LLING-ATTGENEY At LAW
- baltimore, MD.
gs%5- Office, n. ". corner Lexington and Court
land streets. je 9-eU2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-20

DR.. Luke White, who for half century
has been Il useful and honored citizen Of Pc
tersburg, and who, by his many virtues and
eStima5le character, had endeared himself
to the entire community died last Monday
night, at his rcsidcacc on Old street, OF con-
sumption.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-20

IN monday night in Baltimore, thetriends
Ct ". Douglas harrnnsued the people from
the steps of Mr. Eeverdy Johnsou's house,
aud the opponents of Mr.. Douglas from the
,alcuny OF he Uilmor House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-20

1t ST. Louis. the committee appointed to
c,is. finds Cor marble statue Of Hon. Thom-
,s =. Benton, isave obtained the desired
,n,ount-Si0.0 Oo- an& awarded the work To
Hiss Harriet i;0smer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-20

The Mayor and City CouaciI Of Column
;.ss, Chic, twenty in number, left Wheel
.ng On 1'onday morning, en- route for Bal
uirno.e, u be present at the deliberations
f she EanorIatir Convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-20

1t albany, \. !, June Il, terrific ''a'I
storm occurred. The streets were srbmers-
81 by frcshet, houses were submerged, gar
dens DESTROYED and 4 great amount OF pro-
na1tv damaged. 4 house fell in, severely
.,;urng three persons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-20

Eloquent preachers are invited daily to
fill what are termed ''priyate pnlpi,s' in
Paris. \ 'private pulpit may be erected
in the paror of some fashionable lady who
dislikcs the opera and theatres. The pull pit
is built in the Target rarlor, and the devout
hostess having secured the services of an
emineu, priest, is very choice in her invita-
tons to l,er.oas 10 attend, what may be call.
ed her m4GkiRces rciigisHS@s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-20

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 90, 1860.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-20

!NuR SALE OR RENT-The we'll known Fish.
/ ing Shore on Tho Potomac, called GREEN.
WAY, in Charles County, Maryland immedistely
opposite the White House. Said Shore has been
iished for the last twcnty-six years by Corbin
Cooley, esq, and the late J. I. Sullivan. Tn con
sequence oi the recent death Of the Inst named
gentleman, the Shore is now forsale or rent The
houses re all IN good order for the comfort of the
fishermen, and taking care of fishing property
The length of time it vas occupied by but two
tenants, is sufficient Recommendation. For further
information. apply 10 the subscriber.
LOGAN BRANDT
Mitchcl's Station, Culpeper County, Va,
or 10 {. c. SMO0T SON, Alex'a., Va
NY 3l-solm Bait. American-eolm.]
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-20

NJ. D'AublGAp'G HISTORY or THE REFoR-
NArIoS.-The following IL 81 extract from
a letter from Dr. Merle b .tubigne, Of Gene
VA. Switzerland. 10 Messrs. Oliver 4 Boyd,
10Th May, l>60:-"The principa! cause
which delays the publication OF my sixth
volume is, that in place Of writing one, |
have by certain circumstances been led 10
write two-the sixth and the seventh. ! am
now with the revision Of the sixth. | can
not say when this volume will be ready, but
am in hopes that it will not be long defer
ed have especially wished to mention
this. rs incorrect information on the subject
has appeared 10 some journals"
, 1860-12-19
GpeciaI NotircS.


@To Consumptiycs.-The Adser-
rse having been reztorod to health In few weeks BY
4 vary 4lupie rsmedy after hAving suffered several
yeaEs with lung affection. and tbas dread ds-
eAsa, Consumpt.on-ls nnxlou& to make known 10 hts
ferow+uRcreEs tht means Of cure.
To iii who de4lrs H. he x1n send copJ Of the pro-
sc1ptton used ee Of charge, with tie directions for
preparing and ns,ng tho same, which they will IND
sr1z cCxx FOE CossrarT1ox. Asr2xA, paoscn111s,
&C. The only object OF the advertiser Ia sending the
Prescription to tcnent tho alcted md spread tnfor.
nation which be conccives - bo Invaluable and ha
hopea every sufferer will try lii remedy. II 1t viii cot
them nothing. and u1aS provo blessing.
Parties wishing the Prescription will plcase adtsess
Hsv. EDWARD L. WILSON, v.&lsmshurgh+ Kin:s
County. New Tort dclBdHHly
, 1860-12-19
VuLcAhlzfD RUBBER GOODS :
Hard Rubber Goods:
PATENT yulsa4,1E EMERY wNffts.

" Dealers will plesse make nots Of this adver-
tsement In making their purchaser dct3dssc. i'm
, 1860-12-19

THARLE.S E. WAITE,
~ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law.
128 Clark Street, Chicago.
Particular attention given TO the law OF real estate
nnd to Tho collection 1t cnt,us within the State OF
Illinois, hE11y
, 1860-12-19
THE FARM AND GARDEN.

War ImmInent-prepare to Defend
Your 11omes-Look TO Xour Fire.
aidca-Inv0Bion from the SoutIt--.
The Sple#-An Independent State
What We VIII Do--Thc War OF
, 1860-12-19
EW7 The Female ORGANIZATION is of

tan a r I'll as that Of tender flower Many Of tho sex
enter Into marriage relations without being able to
undergo the labor ard trials ct maternity In Tits
eonutty thousands Of young and beautiful woman
eac1itccd every year <rIn this ulone HOSTEL.
TER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH nITTEES will
save many Of this class from Nntely grave. This
medicine hns been used with great benefit BY immense
numbers Of people throughout the republic and tho
psoprietoas have received Eratcful commentators
non eli sections Of the couriry. The D4css Will be
1ount to be very pleasant to tic tastc bever.
age. and prompt and powerful in Its effect as met-
cine 1t lafrscs new vitality Into the fran:c md
Strengthens the whole system, that women WHO use
It arc enabled 70 through With 1aboss which, with.
cut l. would be certain to Trost1ntc them.
Sold By al druSrsts. del.:x
, 1860-12-19
CURTAIN GOODS.

french BzoeateNc, Satin DeLa3nes French Printed
!asnn5A R<p1 Cloth. Dansaf md aforeena. EmbEot-
broldertd Muaitn Curt.tnk and By the yard Corneea
Ia wood brass OF gilt Gtlt Curtain Bands and Pins
Curtain Gim7% eIk Border4ng. Curtain Llningp, and
81 Kinds ef fr.mm!1ss nessss4T for Cqrta;ns VII;
ahades White Bun Green aud blue Shade Hollands in
~ widths: toyether With Ezays Patent Spring Ffx:
tufeA Balance Fixtures, PUin1u.k EhAmbefnnh and
Naieys P1tenE F1xturts Pendulum Fixtures BFaas and
REonze Roller cndA KAck. .Puueys md Brackets, ahAda
Cords AID Tse4eIA
, 1860-12-19

GROCERIES AND FISH,
And General CommIssion Merchants,
No. 16 River Street, Chicago, IL
soxtct sox7o5. csla, 4oak. RE noaro4.
~ r5fHfv
, 1860-12-19
Commission mercbants.


Personal attention given to tho purchase and aal> Of
Grain, Flour and Country Produce generally.
OFFICE 80. 2 HILL1ARp's nL0CK,
3 E. COT. g. Water and Clatk-Fd. Post Once Box e&H.
Rxyrnzscks-Uon. VIM. r, Ogden, Chicago, H.; Hon
B. =, Raymond. DO: 1saae Cook, Esq. DO; S. W Rp
ley. Esq, d.: r: Harmony Sepl's q c.. New Iesk:
Sons, d.; Jas. T. Lucas, Es4- St Louis; EdEard Tes
500: Esqs: DO; Chas. Chouteau, Esq do, lnol31su
- Ibe{Nt advances Uade On EQpAEpE1en1A..
, 1860-12-19

Cocoa Matttncs for omcea Churches ye.tibu.es, de-.
htraw Mating. both white and checked one. one md
s6a .o Tnie H.. Saue oea" nt %sn
Brush Skeleton Adelaide snd Sheep Skin NAt& Of Tia
xYcateat variety In Gi7e 1nt pattern
, 1860-12-19

@ Those who are curious to wit
aess tho wonderful perfection to which 4. 0hsx&idt
Qate manager At l}stcAeors n r. las brought tho
manufacture Of Wigs aId Toupeca invited to visit
his Wig aud Hair ytns Kooas At 10. 100 Lake ssrcet
and examine these curious productions Of ert- No
scrutiny detect the FROM tho natcre rhea
adjusted to tbs head.
, 1860-12-19

BANKERS,
CHICAGO, H1Mom
~ and 46 La Sale Street.
BANKING DEPARTMENT..
Deposits received. Current Accounts from parties
granted 70 regular :: otItoss and corrtepondent.:
Ct aas oe
-hica interestS4:. ea!lo*cd-
SAVING DEPARTMENT..
RePcs1ts in :, ,nos !ess t,.an are dollar: 1es.ysa
tsr tie fsn. !, Ee ts@siaei il csr aanls :peeeed
nke funds - cposited.
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT.
Coectio: e IA Chicago made and proceeds rtu1tted
ea day q 'syoen. lei current prcn'iun On
prucccds .e.nlttcd on favorable terms.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE DEPART.
MEST.
draw Sight or T1me Ellis on ths PRINCIPAL sitcs
sre enabled to or,te! b. Telegraph the Paymcnt OF
STOCK DEPARTMENT.
nuy III; 81 % cs1;nt:n e!asE T Ghisazo .!
Railway. &C.. Bends ant. Stock. Our CONNECTIONS IA
New York sCtl to Insure prou1t and judIc1oul
attention u any order entrusted 10 our care.
FOREIGN DEPARTMENT.
s NJ 2Ssf fsRF Sr
safe IN assuring tue publ: that a foreign Banking
transactions can BE- cfecsc thFunzh OUT House Nth
Union sssne DEa.s And Letter. of Credit IN snsai
to suit At New fork teTl+. TN ONT correspondents In
In, Bremen. Leipzig. Cosne IIeldtlbes Basic. Besnc
HeiaS psrt!easiy dssifSn+ q promoting direct com
cheeE4uy, hnd terms most favorable, extend par
urular faeEiurs by opening credits &C. &C. Tvspon
tthse Mes.esn ln,ro.t~T. Gc.sesiaa nf hra'sA q:
bic Ia any part Of Europe. made With rsumpncss aae
Dispatch.
ei{n TiIts at low rates. Pv-,e Bondt snc AoE%.gsi
Negotiated abroad
HOFFMAN z 41LPoKU,
, 1860-12-19
"a Kennedy's Medical Discovery

eD Kennedy's Medical Discovery
curp& Ecrotula
Kennedy.s Medical Discovery cures FrFirclrs.
kcanedy's Medical UsrnvcFy cures Cailkrr.
keoncdys Medical Discovery cures SrfhlaX Snre afb.
Eeunedv's Mrdtc4l Discovery c1res Hcad ucnA,
EepnedyA Medical discover curc1 Running the Ear
Eennedya Medical Ircorety cufcS llcc7at d Soro Lcf
Kennedy's Medical discovery curcs Ltrrn,
Kspucdys Medical discovery cuTcs IsliersnAtis1n,
Kcunedy's Medical discovery currs fAlt- Nteum
Kepnedy4 Medical {,!tcuvcrr ca-cs Dvstspka,
Eepnedys Medical Uspoycry l:csulat e. the Uo~eiG.
Ko1ncdy's Medical discovery Regulates tho KidueIk
Ke1ncdy'a Medical discovery Regulates tic Liver
Kenaedy'a 2clteal discovery i!Ae cured uronsy.
When you arc Sick and do krcE What The rrstter
T. perhaps you have ~ Inward hcncr. TryKe1codyx
Medical Discovery.
For sole By ali DEugEtsts ec5TD.;y
, 1860-12-19
7;5,ags.

DAGS- GS-BAGS-EAGS-EAG5-
II COcS EXCHANGE
BAG MANU- TORY.
MART tSTES l. CO.. III South Water st.. Chlt3EAt
| III + CLARK + CO., t3s Broad etrcts, New GoEk.
xAxrslcr4kas Axp DEALERS II
Bags of Every Description.
A1llers' and Grocers has made and printed ooRar
With beautiful brands. New and necoud hand selrsa2
GF1i1 aEd Gunn5 Ha.% f0. S!ppcsA Mll1rFa MD Far
ueFI' use. Bugs for Flour, Euckwaeat- Feed dam2.
n orders n!1ed with cdeiis7 aad dtsoatca- Bags
| loaned d shippers mst1y
, 1860-12-19
GREAT CARPET HALL
lIollister & Wilkins.
Ic3 l. I37 .-- Laka Street --- l35 / l&1
fCP-sTARAI
Tie Best Goods at Low Prices.


EARPE1fNCS.
Have on hand and oer for salc Of their own apo<ta
ton and Of the bess domestic Manufacture largest
md best assortment Ia the Northwest of Medallion,
Wilton. yelEet 1.rus.eA rapestry. THREE Ply 3apcrnoe
Woo. D0seb, Scotch Hempa Fell. Venetian, TApestU
Ingram: BODY Bzustea and Stair CarpetnKR Ill OF tho
greatest variety, prlces and patterns: comprising tho
largest best and mort dctirabe assortment be0ra
ortnef II Chicago and which they o1eF It tbs lowest
pp&Afhlp p{tce4.
, 1860-12-19

OF theae ~ otter large and nnst-a1led AAeortnent
either - regards anats style o. price: Of En.sh snd
half yards and tEo Jafds vide 1t rtces nom three
shirtnGs to ki1 aliass per yard Also. Heavy Sheet
feet vide. II ptcrs from four to sInzs per yard
fHo-Tabe Oh Cloths in patterns and hy tho yard and
, 1860-12-19

EDWARD SACKET,
Conar1aiasfon Merchant,
No. .9ex South Water street between Old and EsE
Board Of Trade Eaildiosh Chicago. Qli ~,
caxo: Smith. Pollard l. CO. Chicago; Parker Handy.
FtI. Cashier, New York: 4, Whitney 6ops rhladel-
nhfA FoH1fr& Co NeH {}sfcAnN Hu34&QtY
, 1860-12-19

MIGHT. SCATENGER.-Ch Charles
In Kuux Win st.ead t1,e Gle ming o. rrtvy yasts
{rraovn. Of stable manure and ary ofcnsHvo matter
Dsyscts directed ChAs kuaz CE..49o :. @. BOX 394n
VII receive prompt Atteotian- nes1@1
, 1860-12-19
Patent E30ssa-i,sU r Et-lst .yft{Ls

AL pez1scs anA complies within themselves.
Also, Leather and Rrbbe. Betting. Laciaz esastnx.
DC &C. II Tho verT 1owext ca%h prices
n Don't epend 81 for Bxtrrl st4y- MAchtnef7
nntu yuu see Doauxs. esud for a1e re ap el<
culafsA Adtfesa ". II. GOASE,
GylstSxtlyj lN Clark STREET tu!caRo
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-06

LEAF FROM THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.
Ga the 9Th OF Feb, SO. app. Cong.
Globe. page l074.) Mr. Wade moved To
postpone pri"r orders, and take up the
Homestead Bill. O, this motion Mr. Ham
I'm voted yea. Mr.. Fitzpatrick voted nay,
and Mr. Douglas did not rote at all.
Again. on the same day. when . vote
was taken to keep the Honest d Bill before
the Sena Q. (psge lO76) Mr.. Hamlin voted
yea. Mr.. Fitzpatrick voted nay.
Again, on the same day, (page Lore.
on a motion to discuss the Consular and Di-
ploma,ic bill, instead OF the Homestead Bill.
IL amin voted yea. Fitzpatrick nay. and
Douglas did no, Vote.
Again on the 25th of February. (page
1909 Mr.. ID ,oiittl.. moved To postpone the
Bull Tor the acquisition Of Cuba. and take
up the Homestead Bill, and upon this
me,ion Hamlin voted yea, aud Fitzpatrick
nay Mr.. Dougias roted nay. also prefer
rug .niygers for the nisserless' to 'lani Tor
the iandiess,
Upon this motin Mr. Wade spoke as fol
lows:
Il am very glad this question has at length
come up. am glad too that 1t has antag
on zed with the uisger Question. Laughter
We are 'snivoring In tue wind we, sir,
over the Cuba question? You may have
occasion to shiv,r 90 that question before
YOU are through win il. Now. sir, | have
been trying here nearly a month to get s
strsiy h,iorward vote upon this great ques
ton. Land for the landiess. glory IN ihs
measure. Ii is the greatest that ever CONS
be .ore the American Senate, AM It ha
come, and there is no dodging. The qaes
tim scsN Be, shall We give niggers to th'
nl,gerless or LAND 10 THE LAND
LESS"-lappiau,e in the galleries
BAL We proceed with the record
o., the 81 IF April. 1860. (pass 1908.
on . m. sion to p.,s Poas the Senate Home
stead IL. with view OF taking up thai .
the Hs,a-e, Halnlin voted yea. Fitzpatrick
nav, and ID u, las not Al all
Ga tine SIN o. April 1869. page $50. OF
motion TO y sspone the Homestead Bill 10
lie In1i.n AppropriA ion Blii. Fitzpatrick
| YEA. and uasniia vute1 nay.
o. the loh Of May. page eo4e. on mo
ION 10 suosti are the House bill for that 0
re Senate, II .mlin sosed Yea. FnzpatEieI
ma, and Do = las not al all
I; was IN Connection vi h his action .ha
Mr. iIamlsn dehn-d his position ia favor Q
the Hoase aud AGAINST ine Senate as fol
lows:
Il ara very much in the sane sit0atio
nth the Senaor from Massachusetts, vii
this distinction | am assinst the bull. an
am going to vp.e sgainsa IL: l am goin
70 leave = re cord Gun >i,senI with my jud.
ment- ,nink the bill is wrong do nc
think there would be much harm 10 wo
Shipping it. for do not think il bears al
ssmilItude to anything above the earth
boneaih tine skies that you can call ho0
stead. The men sho have il under the
peculiar care are The enemies OF the HON.
sssad principle. and they proposs TO p.ss