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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
BALTIMORE CONVENTION!
BALTIMORE. June 2lst, 1866


The Convention did nothing yesterday.
Immediately after the meeting this morning. part OF
the staging of the Hall broke down, causing recess OF
one hour.
A majority of the Committee on Credentials report
mainly against the Southern Rights delegates from the
seeding States. A minority report will be offered.
The struggle to-day 10 the Convention will decide the
issue of harmony disruption stormy time is look
ed for.
BALTIMORE, June 22d, 1860.
At the morning session yesterday two reports were
submitted by the committee credentials. The MAJOR
ity report admits all Douglas delegates except those
from Mississippi where the seceders at Charleston have
been 1e-apponted The minority report favors the ad-
mission of all the secession delegates There great
tumult.
1t was understood late last night that the New York
delegation were in favor of the majority report The
conservative Democrats have no hope OF an amcable
adjustment, but prophesy permanent dissolution OF
party ties
At the Evening Session the New York delegation
were not ready to VOTE and the Convention adjourned
until 10 o'clock to-day.
BALTIMORE, JUNE 22d, 186O-924 o'clock P. NJ.
The convention has divided. The movement was
commenced at eight O'Clock by the withdrawal of Vr-
gina North Carolina and the other Southern States
followed to be joined by California and Oregon, &c.
National Convention, composed of a majority of del
egaes from majority of States will be formed, and
Dickinson will be nominated tomorrow, (23d inst
ln6 lIllueuldIe cause Vi DIVISION was OWING
admission of bogus Douglas delegates from the seeding
States.
BALTIMORE June 23d, I86O-A. M.
A majority of Delegates from every Southern State
withdrew last night, because of the admission of the
bogus delegates from the seeding States. Many North
delegates prepared to withdraw this morning
Douglas will probably withdraw this morning. The
Withdrawing and remaining delegates may make con-
current nomination to-day.
BALTIMORE, June 23d, 186O.-l2 o'clock NJ
Mr.. Gushing has left the Chair and will 60 out with
a majority of the Massachusetts delegation.
The withdrawers now in the majority, or soon
will be- North Carolina delegates all out but three
We will have Constitutional Candidate and Plat
form.
BALTIMORE, June %, 4 o'clock, D. m
Douglas has been nominated by the remaining dele
gates.
No compromise on the platform.
Mr.. Gushing will preside over the Convention FORM
ed of the Withdrawing States.
BALTIMORE, June %, l 0 p. M
Breckenridge present Vice President has been nomi-
mated for President and Gen. Lane, of Oregon for Vice
President by the seeding Convention, unanimously
The majority platform was adopted. Great enthu-
sasm prevails here account of the above nominations
The Douglas Convention is still in session.
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FOURTH OF july IN CLINToN.-We are requested
to state that Mr. w W Silers will deliver an address
in Clinton on the 4h of July and that Dr. Thos Bunt-
ing will read the National and R. E. Holmes ESQ, the
Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-29

TO COACH AND WAGON MAKERS.
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Drilling sinsin &C Trlmulcgs every description
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sILK MIXED CASS. SUITS,
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The above goods vel made nicely cut and VIII be offered
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a93 WM. IRA SMITH
NOTICE
uE subscriber having wade change 10 BIS business on the ls
o. July last Necessary that all accounts due hlm pre-
that time should be closed He would therefore, ask OF
Ms old euds and cuser forward and discharge their
ndbtedness Thankful - ayors he would ask eouinn
heir patronage the Of SPENCE GARY
4 h. SPENCE
No. 100, cor Main and iSh sts.
Richmond, Aug. 90, 1850. aus
COPARTNERSHIP.
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II and Ready Made Cothing Business, WM. q. CARLY OF
Boydon. Mrckcnburg Co.. Va said Coparaershp 10 date nom
July i i The business whereAer be conducted under The
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Grateful for The very liberal patronage have received for e
past years would most respectfully ak continuance OF The
~ 10 the neu concern. 4. B. SPENCE,
ivSf No. 12O corner of Main and iSth Street
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g. A BARGAMIN, JR,
Rchmond. Va
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CHANGE OF HOUR.

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SUPERIOR ENVELOPES,

AT NHOlEsALk
INHE subscriber bfg' leave to call the attention Of booksellers
sta1ners Dealers In Fancy Goods aud al oth6rl the
.nsve Assortment and superior quality OF Envelope nanufauF.
ed by him,
The kinds embrace style Le,te Note 0cis We'd
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ned all made and gummed IN the perfect and
best folding ml1hnes vet invented
Also, VII ing Papers all kinds al wholesale prlcfs
smpcs with trade list Of prices by mall when requ sed
DeArs invited call and examine his quail les prices
styles, sc &c. sAMUEs RAYN0R,
ocl8-2W 1lS William 81 New York
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THE CANVASS IN MONROE COUNTY.
UNION, MOSRox Co.,
Oct %, 1860.

UNION MONRox Co.,
Oct. % 1860.
To the Editor Of the Whig:
Waller r. Stpples Ed Of Montgomery, in response
to repeated invitations extended TO him, addressed the
citizens Of this county to day the Court House and
although it was not generally known that Mr. Staples
to be with US yet the building was crowded TO its
NEST capacities. The ladies turned out ia considerable
numbers and their smiling counienances showed plainly
that they are sound the issues which at present ag
tate the country For long hours did Mr. Staples
hold his audience spelbound by bsirrssble eoqueuc,
il the forcble aud argumentative address TO
which have had the pleasure OF listening and the
seed which he has to day soWn in Old Monroe will
spring mp and bring forth fruit an hundred fold by the
9Th Of November. He proved plainly that the object
and aim Of the Breckenridge party Is to bring about
dissolution Of the Union he read extracts from the speech
es of FaAeev and lPSe which caused the BrOckimdge
mon present TO blush aud droop their heads He de-
nounced IN the most bitter terms the sanderes Of John
Bell, who crying out that he is unsound on the
slavery question: when they MI well know that he is
defender Of slavery and is pledged by his associations
and interests 10 sustain IT, lie proved to all beyond cen
tradction that the contest is between Bell and Lin
coin and that the only way in which the Black Repub
can candidate be defeated is for all nionloyipg
10 unite upon Bell and Everett Tud tel e6JaL IN
saving that many the Democracy OF Monroe will profit
by his advice and rally the support of the Union
uees casting aside iSr the time ali party differences and
party preudces and unite with In snatchng the gov
ernment from the dangerous hands into which 1t il about
falling Mr. Staples speech will have telling effect
upon the vote Of this county in November next and VIC
precinct in the State for then we might calculate with
certainty upon carrying the Stae by overwhelming
majority. Yours, &c,
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RICHMOND WHIG.
LATER FROM CALLAO.

LATER FROM CALLAo.
MOVEMENTS OF THE U. S. SrAEAER LANCAs-
TER-PERUvIAN TOWNS, SCENERY AND MODES
OF IFE-CATHEDRALs, SERVICES AND.CERE-
MONIES-FIRST FAMILIES--BULL FIGHTS,
BALLS, &C., &c.
U. s. STEAMER LANCASTER,
PoRr OF CALLAo,
September l9h, 1860.
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FOR FARMERS,
PRIME HEAVY BR0GANS,

MADE EXPRESS FOR US.
WNTE have "a large sock o sapelr SHoEs made
w syle. Of al sres for hsn Wonsn and Boys Also,
Meas double Boots suitable for dChers and farm
hanis These E eoubls lorg any can be
made Virginia We have sold them 70 o the largest and
"a Yn and hsy then 10 be Me best
oe n y have Esn der vans; thsy have them
tueiye montha inve a 10 Eaat really prne 81 70
81 and eKamlas fhsn We hase aho he hanS Arm0y 81
aad Ms1b and Boy ssEsd khmoDd made Brogan We s sell
As@ s'S yS1 ~ i'' ''' S'.n''- BcrsEY tvArrs.
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LETTER FROM ALTlMORE-NARYLAND POLL
TICS-THE STATE CERTAIN FOR BELL AND
EvERETT-BRAGGiNG OF BRECKGNRIDGERS-
DOUGLAS PRoSPEOTs-THE YOUNG GUARD,
&c.
BALTIMORE, Oct 25, 1860.
To the Editor ofAs Wig:
Some time ago, seeing Richmond bad been shamefuly
msrepresened BY correspondents OF New York journals,
in reference to her treatment Of His Royal Hghnes
the Prince of Wales felt bound to vindcae the true
gaanry and ehivary Of your noble citizens from such
imputations. ] spoke from absolute knoEledge when
asserted the Prince and bis suite we're highly pleased
with their visit TO Yirgnias Capital Subsequent ac-
know dgments from these distinguished personSges have
confirmed al said.
Ny present purpose however, Is to give your readers
some idea Of political prospects in Maryland touch
ipg the coming Presidential election. Two weeks ago
some slight doubt aud uncertainty did enshroud
them, but now we have q oloudless sky and
al uncertainty has vanished After the Pennsylvania Ohio
and Indiana State elections friends Of Bell and Everett
bere and In other parts Of the State grew dsprted not
on account Of their Commonwealth but because they
grew fearful Of Black Repubieanism coming into power
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-29
uGHTE 1 BRlDBURRY'S PIANOS.

VIYE CALL he attcnion of he eitlsena OF Neh-
w mond, and Virginia, 70 cur Piano Iortea when
placed win Mr. Carusi nat her qualities,
IN every respect may be tested by he side Of hei "
famed cnlckedngL
We EarrEnt al our PAnos and thoV high and nus
rsn teoulas any factory ne country An Of which can
asiB- LIGHlB BRADBURkN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26
j Homestead BM Passed,

The Conference Committee Of tie two Houses
Of Congress Oh the Homes. cad Bill finally agreed
upon a regort. which was adopted by both
branches q Congress. The following are lis main
features
Al the LAID subject to private entry is TO be
oren for twenty five CENTS per acre. and also one
halfaf;he Surveyed public lands which have not
vel heen offered public sale. chat : only the
numbered sections re-emptors nov Or the
public lands to have two years after the passage
~ Ire act To rss for their lands, and 10 pas the
h=ii-price-6@i5 per acre. The Senate j. 70
strike out then section reqgiriug the President
- sell the public land wlttIu two years after DE
survey. Tie House Couieress insisted eH-
tending the bin to a1 over tveHty-oue wears of
are whether head, Of families or nor aud To the
seryey,d lands; but tins being declined, lhey
accceiyd 10 The above, with he reservation that
tGuy accepted It IS the test the Senate wolld
yield. ana should n4l>; on is being enlarged
hereafter. il il understood han one of the Sen
mes CuufeFees. 5!r. Fitzpatrick Of Alabama, de-
ciiI.e5 Joining II the above agreement.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26
.?IIO-1 OG 2AP[EIlIyIg

Just call At Prof. g. r. MoTFETT's Gallery of Fine
Arts and there of the beautiful
F1niog ap4s nnw eyfant- Of our citizens also ~
ABit4liAA LINCOLN have j4zt returned from Chr
eaE' with all ihe latest luprc the Fine
having taken thoroa zh lessons with the artist
the city who ea4hieS 10 do just good
De- done 10 any Of the cities. If YOU don't believe
me- call ana see for yourselves. Photographs are now
all The fashion in the ei.ies. ia the picture line TEev
are iuaf-iee a. time, warranted faJe The~
can te ea 70 ag part Of re world free of extra pos
~ LIZ. - L.. | L.. -. =
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26

Benz. Fl-zpalTlck. c. ; sena1oF IEoh q a
bsrna was nominated for Wee President, but
by what vote. we have not learned.
The seeding portion ofthe Convention nomi-
mated for President. Hon J. c, Breckenridge,
Present, Vice President Of til. L. s; and
Hon jos Ian. Of Oregon for Vice President.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26
THE DlLTIH0RE CONVENTION.


BALTIMORE. June 81
The Convention again re-assenlbled At half
past eleven. Mr. Craig, Of Mo, offered 4 series
Of resolutions which lie desired to have read.
The resolutions. he said. were an olive branch
ard lie wished 10 have them referred to the
Committee on Platform
The President decided that the first business
IN order vas the report Of the committee on
Credentials.
Ar. Crun. of M. made a majority report
Il recapiluiated tie proceedings OF the CharIea-
ton Convention. and stated that the COMMITTEES
had foaud vacancies Of whole delegations in the
States of A ALBANIA Louisiana Texas. Florida
and South Carolina. and partial vacancies ana
contested seats from other states They report
I'd 10 favor of the original Mississippi deiega-
liou the admission Of the SouIe delegation from
Louisiana. the admission ct The signal Texas
lei-.zsfian. Of Bavard and Whitley II D.Ia7,ar.
Of ChafTre from Massachusetts ssd o. F. Allen
from Missouri, half of each delegation from
Georgia. with half af the vote Of he State for
each. II either refuse . take the seat. other
east the entire vote of the State The dele.-a-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26
z BRONSON LANDS. 9
WISCONSIN,
T Q r 8 "A L Z
IoWa. ConnfV
NOTICE

THE Books &C account Of Anton Berg have h'tn &
signed 20 me for IaTaedafe collection 81 ~ Is
indebted 20 BIN respectfully invited 70 call 80
Office Of Cobb Nessmore Suddutb, and settle
accounts without delay. ALEN- Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26
81 / THE PUBLIC.

They are the picture OF the DAY They are the cheapest
PC urs 1uf g persons SAINT nuuoer IF them taken
IHeg look sake dn- sterl engraving Can be scau 81
ans -;sr; their merits Numerous 10 mention
d. cost r" good round sum f- iustr1ctfen= sttlres
and Chemicals bar tii mus; keep pace With the
"Fhe gif. IS gle US t. see
tlnr..-Ees ! .-L-a.. So II
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26
COOPER WANT Ell

4 II = rate Cooper csn find steaqy emP,o5s5pT,grls
y ealing on JAMES AEApVH1
Hiueral Point JuBe II.--E2t-tt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Oyster supper
AND REORGANIZATION.
EESW LAW ANaERHE.

"a h ~ s<1A '. y & "a W..
tionog eight years dissolved by mutual consent, from
and after the day Of May 1885, TO be succeeded in
the Mineral Pe.ut business by the arm organized
4G1er that date under the name of
Cobb, nEessnore & Sudduth
Comp osea Of Anssa Cob7. Alexander Wilson. and
JIe- f. sul1ath Of Mineral Poiu,, aud l. f. Me-saoIr
q La Crosse.
Thaukral % the business puaHc for I confidence
heretofore -eTo-sd in the old the drm viii by un
r-littet application TO business and the interest OF
t4eif clients deserve success.
This now arespre1nert RENTERS it imperatively neces
ssry the cid business ofCobb * Messore he clos
eI up imne iiately-
Special qtsas.gs girsa II Collecting and Securing
Cams in ala parts ofthe Northwest.
once opposite the Court House, up stairs.
Mineral Point April 80, 1860.
ASSOCIATE OFFICES.
Cobb. Messnore * aicKenaey. La Crosse, Wis
Cobb s. Wilson. Rtehlena Centre. Richland Co., Wis
EASTERN EXCHANGE.
DRAFTs on Nep York in sums to suit Also *
1pii d 1sso- '1..i 80 say GEO W COBB.
REaIoVAL
DEs. WELD & TURNER have removed their Dental
Office the Rooms over Iaavon. smith t. Cos SroTe,
North side Of IIi-h Street. near corner ofchestnut
- ALL WORK WARRANTED -
Mineral Point. Feb 20. 1860.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE ~ london sale tnsums IF = I. steF
E4lingauu upwards.
Office Stoue Ware n ousc, near Z. +. Depoi.
Dated, April 27th II
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26

..O OnO a CRES UNJINIPRo-
DUsDUO we'd Lands, in Iowa. Lltay et-e, Grant,
Green RchiauI ,us Crawford ana other counties. for
sale easy terms. Apply to
L. II. WH-TTLEsEY. & Co.
Jan. 18th 1859 vI3-u4-tf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26

The Chair ',a-4l that ae G-st business W.
ca o-dcrGg She main question on the Te. buttons
~ tae Crstleutt Ca.l.sailltce; lirst on SIR. tlL-
uuEs minority Fep.rt-
the resolutions were read 10 order: first the
majority report then the minority report, pre-
seu,cd bv Mr.. Stephens, OF Oregon, and thea
Ar Cuttings resolution
The Char decided That SIR. Crum was Chair
man OF tie CuuHIiJlee. and mad The right TO
make the closing addrr9.. although the main
Question had been ordered, aud Dir. Cruu al
dressed he Convention.
The minority repur; was rejected, 1905 to
100. The question Vas then taken separated y
on the resolutions ia the majority report. Tina,
admitting H's-.sslPVi was adopted $50 20 2i5.-
I The secot4 re,J.Li.-.. sl.l.,fIn-, tie LOUISIANA
Soule d=Ics5. es was s.3tplgd. 53 10 81. The
lhird res"lGelon ni,ltta5 Arkansas, IS2 10 e.
y quarrel has arrJsra between John Clancy
and 20. H. Ludlow, the former changing the
latter WIZ ,soselery 90 Douglas- Some warm
personal remarks passed, for which Claucev
nuld- ldiow personally responsible and send.
INN Tonight warlIke message. should TIM.
not be responded 20, personal collision is talk
ed Of BY Clancy.
Tire proceedings on Friday are entirely toe
volumuous Ter our columns to-day. After ia,
The admission Of the bogus delegate, from Lou
i9isaa and Alaba,oa, and the laying on the IA
Die a resolution 10 reconsider, = large portion @
tae delegates from Virginia, North Caroliaa
h4u-ucSy. Maryland. Tennessee, California Or
eEou. Delaware. aud Iaeeschuse1ts, Withdrew
waen motion 10 ali 5u-n va. made aud carrie.
before Tie break proceeded farther.
Mr. Douglas telegraphed to his friends t.
modify tie Platform 10 suit the South. .nd
necessary, withdraw his name, but they refu.
ed 10 do either.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26

NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26
FOR PRESIDENT,
4 : < Il Il q Ia Ian - = 41s /,
or ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HANNIBAL HA1ILIE,
r.a raEsrnExrI.1. rLEerons-Ar LAneE.
WAITER a.. SIctcDoR, 81 Marathon,
BRADFORD EtEETOLD, Of W5uae,aso.

Is Dis..-yfILLI " VAUGHAN, cf E..siu@,
81 -. ALLEN Barber. of Grant,
Sd - HERMAN I.ESDE3IAS, ol 81 -<7a-