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The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-08-04

Tho terrible mortality caused by bronchitis
KILN England and Wales only-s hundred
thousand people, (beng one fourth Of the cn,ir,
mortslit, from more than hundred other c,uscr
IN addition to thcmsclvcs,) should make va thul
slh lc sHicuSy Of many things. and not lco'
seriously of the freaks Of fashion. which set eli
mate at defiance Why do We senl cliidrc,
shroad In damp aud cold weather, with their leg.
bare, submitted, tender m their bojir, are. Z,
risks that even strong adults could not brave will
impuni'y Custom has made this matter appear
familiar Rnd hilng, but II is not out Of place IL
say, at tho beginning of another winter, that III,
denial 70 young children Of proper skirts 20 thcii
clothes, and warm coverings to their legs, has
Eown tho seeds Of consumption IN thousands. and
thousands and ia, Of many dangerous things don,
Ia obedience TO laws of fashion. the one that I,
mos, though,ess and most cruel Iii in tn,
child tina, consumption can most readily br planted
in The child. that when the tendency exists. II
can hc conquered " nj all I, is to be- fought
against 10y protecting the body with sufficient
clothing against chill and damp. by securing Il
plenty of wholesome slecp--not suflucativc -lccu
among feathers and curtsins-plrnty Of fcc
ahluou without pr,iudiccs ON behalf 81 water ley
-old. plenty of cheerful exercise short of fatigue
lplcni, Of mca and bread, and Wholesome pud.
ding These indcrd, att the things wanted by
oil cb'ldrtn. Many child pines in health upon
dt eun'rl with the best intentions. hut tho
truth IL, that it il not possible to ovcrfc,d child
with simple Wholesome cs,ahlcs II can b. stimu-
lated tn excess IN the dcmolishng of sickly dam
ties sud. with y stomach once fairly d,rravcd
may be- iucomprtcnt to say when il has too little
OF too much Hut child fcd only upon whole
romo thugs knows better than any mamma can
'cll wh"u Il wants more, Il can eat grca, deal
In, not only to maintain life. but to add height
hul hradth To stature. Fortify Il, then. against
variations OF climate. by meeting freely tho dc-
mand' Of Is body; give II full animal vigor to
resist uuohocsomc impressions. Especially let
the good hou,,o &c, who hasa young family to
f'"d oan tn h' utterly reckless ~ Der milk score.
Som'h'dy ha' .clared pint Of milk 10 contsin
~ much'nou,i'hpcnt as half pound 81 meat. H.
thai A. Il may it tho right food fcr little ONES to
thi''' upon, aud pay save much subscqucn! cS-
qcnditurc foy coj i've, oil.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-08-04
TIN puruRNnp r.prrrRa
nv o. CARPENTER.


How she strives her grier 10 smotbssi
Teas fall on the snowy peg,
T's dsusetcr writes the nlolh.,
Gala her Nome 60 cheer her age.
Weary then with lucking---longing,
Weeks and weeks pass sadly byi
Al III past H. memory ,hronging---
Hoping on. but--no reply
TIL NJ last them romeA kttfi
1'' hs' osw, she traces there
N"ti'r she had died far bcttef,--
Gone away. and not known ~h.r"
Crom her hom. across the ocean,
hl"tted with rcpehtsnt tears.
Whites the daughter her rmo,hp--
How sbe turns 10 earlier yrsfs!
lIs,s thai Ilea,'n may bless her mother,
Tells hen Of her welded 10y,
Arw she lrft her Tor annthsr--
sends the picture " her boy.
Th"n she waits To- be forgiven,
Till another war has lid
N'nrk hsr lrti"r torn and ivr,t,
tomrs. aud "n II Written" DEAD"
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-08-04

A WI-r PRECArrIOs a man tfay,
The landlord and ucgro, an'd hilpHelf, aui
tcrcd into conversation with tbe negro Sh,
h" asked Sanbo if he WA dry Saubo sai
was Stranger tod him 10 go 20 The bar. md
something at bis expense. Negro did 50,
shortly lefi Landlord says 20 the strangers
ar you acquainted with the uiggcr -
"No, mover saw him boiorc; but why 10
ak ~
II supposed so tom Sonvorsing with him
asking bin 10 drink"
"Oh' said the stranger Il was cvpoiimc
The fact il. | Wa dry too. md 7 though; n
liquor didu't kn lh> negro IN h0crp niiI'
would venture IN take drink mysolf"
I.onAlIds ruios'v We tully Cd,
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-08-04

Fnsr SU,Mr In cttcr to his son Lord
Chesterfield makes tn" following confession
81 have often wished an obscure acquaintance
absent, tot meeting and taking notice OF nc when
was in what thought and called fine company
have returned his notice shyly. awkwa'dly. and.
consequently, oacnsivrly. for fear Of momertsry
Joke not ccusid'riug. "a ought to have done,
tina, III" very people who would have iokcd upon
il attorwad"
A good hint Ten " MI
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-08-04

RICuHoSp.-Ilh' Richmond Wing. crns
that tbr population Of that city. within its oor
I'D limits Is marty 10000. onI that thc sal
omb,ace 10000 10 l2.m0 This you's valul
Of real estate in hat city h slo5iD. il0--al
crease OF myrc than sIV0.DOO oyct lbo spri
mcnt of 1859
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-08-04

EorAtnf.-h company. though none "'
10, vet all sre;cqusi Ell thcterorc. whom you
meet should ne treated with equal respect
although interest may dictate coward eseN differ
rut lrrrc"a Of attention. H. IL dsr"sp"ripl n
''' ~ '''r 20 'lssp any cf Tvs @u'v-'
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-08-04
BENZ. SIRNER, PuBIISTIE

LEWIS kCAmpnr.,. krprpAfts "A
REPUBLICAN AIRY 1--WE 6nd The sa.iA
Ing letter mo- Ma u. Campbell IN
Ohio cschangesA
halhton, July 10, fsaol
10 he Editors v'tlJiam.ioa.3,.i,i.sl
csSi
slas In your last Nne you r,e,t
the fact that hive beon,,,,naa i
didate for the Republican on,,, i, H.,
Representative Ia tonRressA n ,en +
therefore, TO say that. acltnoN NIX.
profound gratitude to tbe pe,is ~ "A
district tor Their, ppst support fay 4
The least desire again TO outer iLakialtl
strife and subject myslf to a rcpelk IA
the chluminous nssaul.s hereiSioie III
upon M. lIesi,Ies. Il IA due 20 candol'
add that, according 20 the st'e fesit ~
publicaniem adopted by the Chicago 4.
vcntion, ! regard myself ~ fssolrfd oFl
that purify could not accept wicI
nomination without exprcseing uy uno'
flied condemnation of the PROPOSE ion W,
pledges support TO the systpm w.iici,
walls III several States allpwinm ~ ~ (,
Iydijssd foreigners fte r,gat y ggevs..
Js,u,n,e Of SIR mohAsi This pay
IN conflict Will much that | have saict
much more that have Thought end
believe on this subject. II proposes, I
stantialy. to obilcrain al the whblcs,
safeguards to the purity Of the Aiaefi
ballot bon. and therefore, 10 use n fam.
and significant expression. ~ sp1 ),
mr.
We Understand that Me-. G. is props
to support either BELL OF Douglas, VIII
ever be- stall IN the progress Of the caay
deem the moro able to deGnt Lincoln, 4
we cahnot bv mistaken IN the belief I
hundreds and thousands Of the cchtat
tive Republicans and Democrats OF
Nor,l' share heartily In lhih patriotic
termination.
The defeat Of Lincoln by the people
the great imhlcdietc question Of the g
vass. and W. believe that Lincoln's jeI
Is earnestly desired by every party exc
his own aud tho ionccy Biuclimi
party. These two last are battling E
by side with contrary motives bus "
cqunl energy for Lincoln's triumph, enl
expect 10 SEQ the monsirom alliance &
tiuuc TO the end in November. liuoo.
triumph is necessary to tho designs Of b,
llis deieai j. necessary TO the dcHigus
all other parties Aud surely II Is mol
much to hope that all other pntics Wa
found ere long cooperating zealoupI
every honorable mcqsprO to composs
defcat,
Patriots, unsloined patriots Of the Noi
We nsk the defeat Of Lincoln 1T y
hands. Achieve Il by whatever Gdp
upright means you may reckon ~
Ccctual, hat achieve it. Your couiN
mands 1t for YOU.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-08-04

NEGRo Ilrg N rnB rRorics.--1lp
in HE new work on Jamaica. sayJc,
emancipalcd negro. a.,
Gle lioH Under the mango tree. ln.
the luciois fruit in the sun: he
black urchin up for bread Of tfuis
hold the family table il spread.
eos n cocoanut aud lol there Is l0r'
ngr. IIe lies upon NJ graszsay 'bst
by oranges, bnnnnas and pineaps p.
Is il strange that bc should ~ "
and lasyi l. IL surprising that ara
about the blessedness OF labor, or
dcucr, Of th,iit, should fall dead ~
ears How many Of us would worl. \
were not obliged toi How many Of
fashionable oilers are there whose 4
really amont To nothing more or better /
the drowspy indolcncr of these tropical
gr1os How much better IL il 20 Toll al
Newport AID Saratoga IN The Summers.
The saloons Of New York in the wir
doing nothing but vogclatc. than IL +
roll around uudcr the mango tree. nm
cocoonuts rnd bruad fruit all he day 10
We think that Trollip's statements f,
some modification; but grnuiing iloin
be- true. there is n large class IF Anafi
who cannot with much justice crhciss
dyice FAR sicntc life Of the Jamnien ne
OF how many men even here in this J.
ling land might il truly be- yaid tlat /
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-08-04

A farmer calitd al the house OF
yer to consult him pref asiouuliy. ~
aqucrr ~ home 4" lo inquired of the
ycr'e wife. he was mn wcrcd negaliy
amer moments hesitation. Thought
relieved him. "Nobbc yourself con
me information m NJ T. H1uccr.' The
lady promised to do ~ IL abe found 4
hor power; aud The other proceeded
lVllpws, "Suppose ye wur M nuli ~
mcar. aud should borrow y" 10 gun
the nil wi u grist "n yer back. and
should get 10 inrdrr nor Starr Hill. "
nll at once We .hould back up md raar
and knecl down backwards. md br,
yor ID old neck who'd poy for
Not |. darn inc. " I would" The
siniIingly told him M she clpscd tho d
that he hal himself s1fl Il the case,
advice would bc surorfuous.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-08-04

Patriots, unsloined patriots Of the n,
We nsk the defeat Of Lincoln at
hands. Achieve Il by whatever fdp.
upright means you may reckon -
Ccclunl, hut achieve it. Your conN
mands It for YOU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-11
News from California, Oregon, Washington and
British Columbia.
sI,4sO,62O ON FREIGHT.
The Particulars Of the Loss Of the
Steamship NOrtherner.
OUR SAN FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENCE.
hist Of Deaths and Marriages Army, Mining
and miscellaneous Views,
&a., he, &es

The North Atlantic steamship Companys steamship
Atlantic, r. ii. Pearson, commander left New York
scth January; ut A. N. 2lst, passed mail steamer
North star, and arrived of AspnwaA at ?. NJ 9th
Januarymaking the run in seven days Ave hours. The
passengers and newspaper crossed early the
morning sh) and left for San Francisco in the steamer
Golden Age The same day. The North star arrived at
"a. ii. 9Th,
The Pacific NAL Steamship Company's steamer John l..
Stephens left San Francisco Jan 20 and arrived At Ia
at As the I'd February with 26S passengers
ST. ,ssoG2n 6s treasure Her passengers and express
crossed the sthmus and ef, Aspinw the steamship
Atlantic at 2 A NJ. Sd February. Tn the night OF Ssh
10 the Gulf stream. of Cape Hatteras encountered
gale from y. n. W, with very heavy \
named Christopher Coae missing-suoposed
D. have been washed overheard by sea Arrived Oh
the HOOK the 10th, at A. M.-naking the passage
In seven days hour Detained four and half hours
waiting FOR pilot, blowing very heavy gale from n. v.
The passengers who left Ne@ York in the steamship At
iantc the Goth December, 1850 connecting Pansmi
With the Golden Gate, made the through trip in twenty
days anu SIX hours. being the shortest time male
from New York 10 San Francisco
No ,u ia tt.t hsto rt 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-11

AnHxr-RmIr.-M Forest City, Jan: l, by Rev. C
nc,ahanty, George Abbey to Catharine Reilly.
R.xrsR-PuxiNs-ln Petaluna, Jan. 5, by RevH
Brodt, Capt Chas+ n Baxter ~ Ellen Louise Perkins.
BxIixxR--IRApy.-1n Sacra mepto. Jan. IS, by Rev.
VIM H HILL John Beilmer to Maria Grody.
BErrxY-DnHcx. san Francisco, Jan. Z, Justus
Bcpjey 10 louise q. G Dierck.
BAx-TcT1k-ln Auburn, Jan Is, by Rev. Dr. Peek,
Rev. Bam pastor Of sixth street Methodist Episcopal
church, Sacramento, 70 Cs-olne ~ Tuttle.
BRcwS-BrcxISa-AtB Board Ranch Butte county, JAN
J. by Rev. Mr.. Cummings, George s. Brown 10 Maria N
Bockns.
BRowS--CrsMsGHAx.-In San joe, Jan. s, by Rev,
Father J. BixSo, VIM. rown to Joanna Cuppipeharn
CA>rinD-CARK-lnS San Jose Jan. j, by Rev. Father
BiSiO. Mr.. =. Garfield 70 Mics N. A. Clark
tARTxSTER-CofE-fn San Francisco Jan, H. by Rev
Dr. Scot, Capt Augustine D. Carpenter to Hannah Cole
CAsEy-sliAnKEy AT Star Hill, Sierra county, Dec 81,
by Rev. c. Delhapty, Lawrence Casey Bridget shar-
key.
CRswFoRp-SnHAS-fn Sonora, Jan. 10, Robert D.
Crawford TO Martha Eliza Nlman.
Dsvls-CMoMos.-on Eel river, Jan. /, Prior Davis t,
Mary Creighton
tnyrssS-FrzrA rxlox.-At willow Springs, Sacrament
COMFY, Dec 90 by Rev. J. Gallagher, Patrick Dempsey
10 Catt arine Fitzpatrick.
Icl--TArIoE-At San Nate0, JAN i Charles N. Fox,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-11

TutAl-SS
CRKw sAvEp
w. J. Dali, captain. II Duffy.
w. + Birch, second officer Henry Otto seaman.
Ihos ONei, chief eDgin'r. Henry Gardner, seaman.
J. II Brock, purser. Jas. Silva seaman
jos brysnt "a assist eng. John DAILY seaman.
EdwaId bacaulay, water Hugh Duncan, seaman.
hnoer Daniel Horrigan, seaman.
D. j. uoughlet, watr ten'r. Jas Weighton, seaman.
r. LOOMS, fireman. VIM King, seaman.
Jerry Ba, neit, fireman. John Demng, steward.
VIM. Whitby. fireman. John Paulsea, I'd steward.
koht Boyd, coal passer. samuel Lewis stg. steward
Norton, coal passer. Juee Almaden, pantryman
f. X. Callaehan, coal passer. Richard Hill, baker.
jas. IanDahan, eng. store Nchso Mouep, waiter.
keeper John Power, waiter.
Moses Rogers, bar pilot. g. Siege, waiter
Total. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-11

ono create Whirlpool or eddy Ike mlrHce from for.
wsrd ait, alongside and under the stern.
Mr. Ffebch seemed to manage the boat well, and was
approaching cautiously, when Capt Dab sang out to him.
he careful, Mr. French; don't get into thai eddy or IL
VIII take you GOWN" Tue then began to back wa
ter Out was too Ae the boat taken By the current
DARED swity ait caps,zed under the counter and the
Eaanf French and three Of his were drowned
They were sucked sight in an instant and c,rre8
out N the under tow
GETTING THE LINE ASHORE.
About lbs time tremendous struck the sh;p car
ryng away the stern but fortunately person was an
at the moment We did not know ths time that the
other two boats we're osf and waited some time for
them TO return. Seeing that something must have hao
Tened 70 prevent their return Captain DAN ASKED Mr.
10 the shore with boat He answered, al viii try,'
and tooz the last boat and oil our hopes seemed CEN
fered upor " with the belief that we m4sht rave
ourselves oy the :ne Fortunately the reached the
snore IN safety by that means larger bent on
from tne shp and hauled to the beach. Miss Gregg
SILL on board, as was atso her brother.
ATTEMPTING THE LINE.
Numbers OF the passengers commenced to try the
me IN almost every instance they were washed away
rom NE roc before they had left the ship twenty yards
I1e isse OF the surf tremendous Il came In from
the ocean IN topping walls OF WATER and kept the rope
almost constantly buried Seeing the inevitable fate u
those Who had gone before the next few maize runnn9
ncose 10 being washed away, but this proved
sa eapsdien!, for they got enaneed in the line and
we're qecxy Drowned beng unable 70 set above water
for even . moment
Mr.. Rogers the bar pilot attempted to get shore by
the rope, and when about thirty yards from the ship
came upon unknown man. who was cinyng and afraid
20 move. go On 90 ~ shouted Mr.. Rogers. az
ssan crown ~ screamed the other eco on ~ reg.iei
Mr.. Rogers, "you cant get back ~ At this msmen.
huge roller burst them, and TIE ewing 60 bis
hoa casped his companion sroapd he w,is. Tscy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17
was adopted unanimously at Mozart Hall on Thursday

was adopted unanimously at Mozart Hall on Thursday
night:
Resolved That congratulate the Democracy OF this
city on the prosraon and humiliation OF Tammany
Hall as political institution It's corrupdons, decepuons
aud repeated offences against the Democratic party OF
New York. and more recently of the whole country at
Charleston have sunk so low that no decent man longer
Acknowledges its authority; all now look with hope ana
confidence to the Mozart organization which will be main
tanned vigorously until absorbs every independent hon
est Democrat and redeems the party from the misrule
and rascaty of the leaders and Sachems OF Tammany
Hall
Tammany Hall has for years been to the Democracy of
New York what the Vatican has been to the Papal world
or Brigham Young and his Twelve Apostles to the Latter
Dav Saints This rebellion of the Mozart Hall Democra
CIV goes long way ahead of the contumacy of Victor
Emanuel against the former the ambitious competition
of young Joe Smith with the latter The times are
getting much Of joint and the weather looks squaly
for the Papacy, MormOusm and Democracy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17
Passing Away.

The Democratic meeting at the famous African Church
in this city Tuesday night, mseraby poor affair
The melancholy evidence Of this may be seen under our
Loc, head. In Petersburg two meetings have been
held both of which adjourned from the inability
Of those present to agree upon anything. In Norfolk,
meeting held Saturday night at which, as we learn
from the Herald, "were present five or six Democrats
eight ten boys and twelve fifteen of the Opposition
party" In Caroline, meeting called for last court
day, but was not held Was party so sadly run
down NJ the heel hefnrel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr.. Boteler, from the committee on military ahirs,
reported bill the United States Arsenal from
ST. Louis aud establish the and the armory at JET
ierson barracks.
Mr., Sherman offered a resolution that the japanese
Embassy be invited visit the House of Representa-
tve and that committee of five members be appoint
ed convey them this invitation and make suitable ar
engagements.
Mr.. Houston said the gallery the proper place for
them.
Mr. Sherman replied that the Speaker would no doubt
appoint sensible committee, who would invite the ia
plnese to seats in the gallery witness the proceedings
NJ. Smith, Of Virginia, said they could 60 there any
how.
Mr.. Houstons motion to table the resolution was voted
down by Urge majority, and the resolution OF Mr..
Sherman was passed.
The House then resumed the consideration of the Nj
chigan contested election ease.
Mr. Gartrel argued against and Mr. Stratton in favor
Of Mr.. Howard, the contestant. Mr.. Gmer CONCLUDED
the argument against Mr.. Cooper.
The House passed the first resoution-yeas "a, nays
77-decaring that George B. Cooper is not entitled to
a seat as a representative from the first congress
sonal district Of Michigan And also passed the second
resoluton-yeas 90. nays 7l-that William A. Howard
(republican) is entitled to the seat
On motion of Mr.. Dawes Mr.. Howard was sworn in
and took his seat.
The House. in commi tee of the whole on the state oil
the Union, proceeded TO the consideration OF the post
Office deficiency bill. 1t approprates SlS,jOOOoO-sL-
694 900 for the inland service including the restoration
of the inland service as it the 4th oil March 1899
About 100000 for the compensation OF postmasers
and their clerks There are other items of expenditure
s., l26 324 appropriated to supply deficiencies
The first section was amply discussed involving the
question the right of the Postmaster General to cur
tail the service.
The committee finally rose without coming to a con-
clusion on the subject, and the House adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17
COMMERCIAL.
osuoz o. THE WHo. May 10. 1880.
THE SPANISH TOBACCO CONTRACT.

The Consul OF Spain, at New York, has published q
ions for the supplying
Kentucky Virginia Tobacco, for the consumption SPAIN
years 1ssls2 and IS. The s 2nd conditions
follows
l. tobacco shall be Kentucky and Virginia. the exclusion
classes New Orleans facory
lugs 'eai Inferior common Twodghth par
Of the quantity contained In each cask with the minimum weight
l6 quinta each In which tobacco
indpnsby be packed must be suitable FOR Wrappers and the
six eighth parts remaining at most for Oilers The eaff wrap
sound hne and OF good
for That applicable for hers must likewise be
ripe flesh sound Should the tobacco combine those cir
cumst ances or have any defec will not be received
shall deliver three hundred thousand 900 00
quras said tobacco Ia the quantities and at the dates follow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17

The Charleston Mercury styles the Tennessee Platform
'bat signal specimen Southern gulibity and ofNOrth
ern humbuggcry" The most that the Democracy hope
for now is the acceptance of this platform by the Bat
more Convention. At present they have only the Gin
cinnati resolutions which many Of them united, at
Charleston in pronouncing "a swindle" When the De-
mocracy advance from swindle to humbug, they will
slightly improve their position before the country
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17

The contractor said deliveries before dates
spectiyely expressed therefor.
Besides Of qunals which In each Is stated
IN. contractor deliver he shall likewise deliver the quntas
which To the maximum OF twenty thousand
(1 OO quntas without It's being thereby
that this augmentation diminish the deliveries which be
made In the SUI sequeni years
quina about equivalent to 100 lbs ayerdupos that the
contract m for lbs OF Tobacco about $50
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17
From the Virginia hldeT.
A CARD.
MONTGOMERY Co., VA
NJ och IGl0

MONTGOMERY Co., VA,
MAY 9Th, 1850.
essrs Editors Il have seen in the papers the pub
shed proceeding of Black Republican Convention, re-
Gently held at Wheeling, Va aud among those proceed
ngs the appointment of W. A Gitt OF Montgomery CO.,
delegate for the State at large the Chicago Conven-
ton. | do not certainly know to whom they allude.-
But am the ouly man in this county named w Git +;
and if the allusion is TO me, demand to know OF them
by what authority such use made Of my name. l
intend support the nominees of the Democratic Con-
vention. look upon the Black Republicans as body
Of men banded together for the overthrow of Amer
Union and for the destruction OF the good order OF
society and the Liberties othe people. therefore, de
test their organization, their principles and their designs
and again demand to know by what authority they have
dared associate my with such corrupt and
sonable association.
All those papers that published tho proceedings Of the
so-caled Republican Convention, AZ wheeling win do me
kindness by inserting this card. r.
Yours, &C., &C., W. T, err
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17
rnR TIE RICHMOND WIG.

RICHMOND, May l. le60.-Messrs Geo. J. Scanned &
Co. proprietors Of the Powhaan House during my stay
here have furnished with comfortable clean room,
good bed with all necessary comforts belonging TO a
ROOM with kind and attentive servants and table that
cannot be surpassed for all Of which they will accept
the kindest regards Of ], Y, FVLEERsoS,