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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

- pv The Rochester Rxpress
81. inc ,ks Oh Of one Of the pe'fpnscc.s
9, Isl. :. d. u. OCCASION Of the anOiyersary Il
Per - victy:
"fBs e aas cor delay 10 ge'tii gont'he ves'ss y
con o euc., The mock naval battle. VI inntn~ epri
III I'd the b. Jts Of the lake. aad ''eo every fesrs
tnd bopseio, beside al The csrrjsg g toat ooud DO
drawn nesr enough TO sff.rd visa :. The sntirs
crow IN tie civ med to bave coDoen tasd ~ this
fcutjon could bave been placed upon TIE vo2a one,
hat NJ der ire dire elton Of the Commttee guided by
n ebArts of Dr. PsrsrDs and Capt. Cha pph toe rsL
battle wss bi,bfng re9rtsentsd 10 thu mi, Ss ray.
The vessfl were tored cat ny tu2s took tn p-ooT
posigop. apd the firing commenced. Very o. 90 t,e
At vas .nveIor46 in smoke, which TIE Zig, Wind
yrs slow in cle airing a1ay. The LArI enee,
az wren dlssIIed In tie real BATE fell hs.
hind after a time, snd The hts voai P9 r-d
over to the Niagara, re9rtsennng '0s per, y.
VOYAGE OF the berofs Comm'dore' roe %
pafs under tte lsrsoaJa quarter Of the Nigara anN
pa lee, 20 he view IN tie smoke. Ve-y son, h1v-
ever, the Niagara haaIsd up, and passsf nTata On,
British feet deiverirg q. sbe did IN, NJ afe uoya
them 10 rapidly succeeding bsoadsid es-hrst spcu we
Detroit III Queen, and next into The Lazy 'pvos
Then when the Detroit and Cueen ChsrcsasI sasess
opo 10 sustsin the fight struck their eoer sns ssos
pioS overhanled II escaping Little Bel, AMI shs rrpp
cbaftd ard captured the Chippewa. TUE eifeftas
contest A remai ksble co:scdence oconrrea 20 n4-
ter for hch the Committee could not ven % hea re-
srOrFible. The wind 10 the setusl contes' was nSm
st the copmencemeps, but frssseneo ;o~sru ne coe|
In the mock haiti 10 Of ysserdsy the eenens were ss-
grlsrly proJ iiiou-ihs wird ~ first beng feeble and
fir sbehii and gathering str. n9th az the nen' pro-
eIeSeed. Neatly every detail was t1h'u"v p'eeen'eo
IN the mimic show ard te tens OF thousaods VINO W.T.
rsesed IL ere spdoubtedly well ersfsS. Netbne OF
the kird was ever before attempted in tbe West sod
those under wbose direction II was accanPnsned are
certainly ceservir q OF much credi :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
The Hon. Caleb COshiog has been making a

The Hon. Caleb COShiOg has been making
speech in Boston in which we find some splendid
specmeI of cOmmOn sense. For instance:
al dectre l DO not how wher in all the Northern
Sstes eiter Mr. Bel Dir Dougss is to oh ain single cleo
torsl vote possible at time that either Of
them shoud obsned single vote save aud eI
pt BY the sid and the help the friends Of MI Brecsndge
OF course, tLIs beIDg true, as 90 doubt IL 49, the
only remedy for our present evils is to drop bo'h
Bell al d Douglas and concentrate on Breckenridge
That is eood advice aud we Dot only second 1t
heartily, but we hereby bird ourselves to support
the hon Caleb in all Of bis efforts to bring about
such concentration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

OswEGo Sept H-FLouR quiet at previous ratrI "hhs o
sr,r hrm hit closed q.et sod Dominay wer sales 900
b. ~ No Chicago Spring 81 Il; eco bush Winter Red
1910 bush do arrive private ter rs
Cons snd thou material ehsI 'aes II 800 BUSH IN
Other steady
&c o. lzc Wheat l1lc 10 New Lake
nPt Mr. 100 bb Floor "a bush Whest 70 800 bush Com
bush Ost, IL 100 bush Barley 800 bush Rye Canal
FxPoRTl $50 bbls Flour ioo Go bush Whest 800 bush
Bark
NAV ORLEANS, Sept n-CorroS Ia. down vara tencency
deobto &c. sales to-day SOJ bales hiddng
lO}c salts 81 The IA bBA Receipts Of the 81
go b. against 80 500 bales time last year Stock port
l04 tOb ses COITFk trim l5id 10 sales Of the week
go beg. imports Of the Stock In To-
bags ssO 65 bhs time las year TOBACCO rn iugs
Xatic nne leaf IL Elchghge London h9. dli0i with
bills OF .ading l08idlHt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

FMBEzzLISG LETTERS FROM THE Posr-OFFIcR--
ARREST or PosTMAsTEa.-Some time since ufor-
mstiou nt 10 Washington that there was 4" d
les in Poet Office in the northern part Of this
Safe and Col. North, who was then the NAL Super
dent set about 10 ascertain where was fos tho
purpose Of arresng the person engaged IN tina th>f
Ore ct she charges by LADY, who ststed that $40
he'd been lnclosed 10 letter. aud before II reached its
deeiil alton the letter opened, s. bn substituted
in ts place, and the letter altered 80 that L read I've
nstesd Of ten dollars. The nev ly apooiotea sgeut
Mr.. BulI, follow ed the matter up, aud by putting in
dtcoy letter traced out the leak. lie addressed letter
containing several bills to hiusef under an assrned
paueto Perrys Mills Clinton County and on appIyinc
10 the Postmaster at that place for IL he isformed Mr.
Bull THAI such letter was received there but he Ae
rortmstter knowing that such person resided In he
place, and AZ he knew tie letter contained oaey had
forwarded IT 10 another place. Mr. Ball. not sitssoi
with thS explanation, le Cor the cars anil upon ,h,
arrival Of the pouch from the Perry Office he took
charge OF and opened Il. Among the letters was one
marked free" addressed 70 irm ia Troy, which he
opened snd found TO contain two Of tho dencal bank
bills which oe had put into the deeoy letter He there
lore sanst Henry A. Whpple the Poet master of Per-
~ MN to he arrested on ehars OF embeEzlemeat
and br'rght him 10 this city. Az investigate was
had Yesterday before United States Commssioner H-
ton which resulted in Mr.. Whppe being held to bail
| 10 await the action Of the Grand Jury.
lASaos Eveniss Journal. sept u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

The state of New York says The Boston Courier,
II not the BATH ground; it is Pennsylvania This
confirms our belief that desperate and perfectly
unscrupQlous effort is 10 be made there TO defeat
the Republican candidate for Governor. We are
confident that the attempt will be fruitess. Penn
sylvania is much s,for tDan she was in lo16; and
the supporters o. Lincoln snd Curtin will be able to
rive good account of their ASSISTANTS, whether OF
native or foreign origin, and whether their means
of action are honest OF fraudulent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

The Hon. Peter II. Sylvester of Coxsacsie hes
BEEN dominated for Member # Congress BY the Repub-
leans of tbe XIth DstIict of New-York. Mr.. 5. has
been a member of the House twice before, serving
from 1917 to 1851.
Tie New-York Badge Co., Nos. l73 and l7o Grand
erect New-York, have prepared and offer for sale
cspi al Lincoln medal.
The Republicans of Suffolk County are aroused.
At TsLp they have organized Wide-Awske Cics' ana
hold meetings every Tuesday ever ing. The CAB 70
organized az follows: A. G. BanDss, Captain; T. W.
Fordbam, Fret Lieutenant; f. p. Hawkins, Secrets
~; w. II. Clock, Treasurer. They baye ALEC a tdse
Club of nine members. At their m etiDg on Tuesday
evening last Mr. Shepherd acted President Messrs
F. NJ. A. Wcbs and Joseph FOrdbam a. Vice Pred
dents and C. w. Fordbsm Sec e'ary. The speakers
were Dexter Hau kit of New.York, and Mr.. Couch
Of Brooklyn. Old Suffolk will give good account Of
herself.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

PoTaTO ROr on THE IlUDsoS.-The recent heavy
rans have caused the potatoes TO rot 10 many couotes
on the Hudson. Whole iie g. containing six, eight
and ten acJes. in Columbia County are entirely do
sroyed, or Yearly 30, and in other cares they are 30
far gone that it will not pay to DIG them In sullivaa
County, also, the potatoes are nearly all Destroyed
Wbos f,lds ale affected in sLor time, aud many OF
tie frmerr have been digging them for feeding oais
have alsO been considerably injured by the prolonged
wet weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washin.tOn.
RECEIVED BY
Special Dispstrt to Tue N 7. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Fricay, Sept. IA, 1860.


WASHINGTON, Fricay, Sept. ia, 1850.
POSITION OF SENATOR sLIDELL.
Apprehensiots are felt by the DoogIas men that
Senat Slidell ia tying to Plaquemine LouisianH,
ss he did in 1874.
THE CAPITOL GROUNDS.
The United States District Attort ey is now ex-
aiming the titles t. the land which lie to be To-
Guided in the contemplated extension of the Capitol
grounds.
DOUGLAS IN CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
Governor Downey of California has written
letter to gentleman 10 this city stating that Cali
fornia and Oregon would go for Douglas. He ridi-
cules the idea of Mr.. Owns reelection.
NETWORK.
Informed men of all parties concede that New
York will go for Mr.. Lincoln, without doubt.
There is no hope for the Democracy.
To the Associated Press.
WAsHISGTos Friday Sept. H. 1860.
Semi official dispatches from Vera Cruz state toat
G,p Corte having been def sed the State of Paxaca
is in possession of Il LibeJsls.
The reactoniss have abaud med the cities of Codoya
Jalat and Orizsba, where the Liberals we're raising
TT ps to attack the enemy at Poebla.
The Liberal army Of the iberi0r we're in Querstro,
mek pref arauoDs II advance on the City OF Mexico
LIE OF Tue lfe1suIy neeh "cIo fSOVVVV
Car tain Armstropg has BEEN ordered to the command
of the PeHs. cola Navy Yard
TIE Secretary Of the Navy has appointed Board to
examine into the condition Of The sailing vessels of the
navy, the cost of giving them full Ream power, and
Il e exp, deDc, Of 80 slttriOg them.
Captain Wa X has or tered to Chir1qui TO re-
eve Captain Farragut 10 the command Of the Brook
Iyn, the latter having mem recalled.
james n Carpenter of Kentucky, has been ap-
pointed q Payuaste' 10 the Navy TO fill vacancy.
Paynas'er Abbot his been ordered to the Pawnee at
Phi delpbia.
Commander Thomson has been detached from ord
ne1 ce duy Philadelphia and ordered t. proceed via
FrQa1 10 the Coast of Brazil 10 relieve COmnand,r
PIeDtiss, recalled, in the CoDmsDc of tue Seminole
c, mn, nder Drayton has been ordered to ordnance
do'y ST Philadelphia.
Tie S., Louis wss at Gu asos on the Dist ulmo, and
was expected to take back our Consul to Rib Hache,
New Grenada from which he had been driven by the
soIgeDs. -
No o, finite action has vet been taken on the Pacific
T.kpJath prot 'As. Mr. SIM. has led question
as 10 he informally ard insuci-ncy of bids other than
bis own. TIE President and the Secretary OF the
Treasury will, however, deliberately consider the
points involved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
india AND CHINA.

The Bombay mails TO August x, and Hong hoOg 20
July II. lad reached England. They will be dls-
patched TO AueriCa per steamer Brsuen.
SIR Henry WaId, Governor of Madras, died oil ehoi
era on The ID. n
famine was Impending in the Northwest Prov
inces % It da.
The Briri.h forces in China were ready for an attack
but the French protested against commencing hosn-
ties on a. CONT Of having lOst all their harness by snip
80 and Iavirg > coo l4as u en- than the Br sb
On the g Of June Loro Elgin induced Ba'on eros
TO WITHDRAW bis protest, and the attack was COM
menced 10 medately
Trade AT Bon bay was very dull. Freigbe were
tending upu ard; exchange -. 9-l6d. premium.
Io.noS MoSEY N ARKET, itb.-Funds buoyant aud
sdrancup ppder fpe weather sno improved harvest
rr specrs The discount market ia easier. Coo IL
flowing into the Bank. The rate in open market ior
be Il bills il q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

A NEW SPECIES or SLK-woRn. - NJ. Gueris
Menu eve, who has been for soue time past engaged
in aCclimstipg new SPECIES of sk-worms, has Ia ely
met with r. srbsble sCecess. In the Bos de Bou-
logpe, where piece Of ground has been spp'tionsd
TO him for bs experiments be has succeeded in raising
coccons from species Of wo'ms which be raises on
the trees in the open air. similar experiment has
been TIED in the department. of the 10 Ire ct Loire
with sinsr success. Th'y will be rep ated large
scale next wear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

DEsTRoYISe EVIDENCE oY IsDHBIBDsEs' Yes
terdsy afternoon druggist, Fan ed JOIN 81. Snyder,
of No 402 Grand street, was brought before Jntios
Kelly, on TIE mp'ant Of Robert T. Cresrrer, OF No.
II Gold street. Cresner alleges that Snyder had
avn in bis favo, a check for $40 81 ana that whea
81 creek was sent for payment, Creamer tore 1t up,
giving in it's place. due bill SOyder was requi'ed 70
give bail in tie 'bm of $780, to auswer the charge OF
feloniously destroying evidence of Indebtedness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
FRANCE.

TIE Emperor and f ppress bad reached Chameuncix
and were enthusiastically received.
A Paris correspondent Of The London Herald says
ttat France has parcnased ten large steam trans
ports in the UDied States.
The Btu closed dnll on the Sd at 6S &c.
The Paris corn market Uas rather lower.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
Conspiracy in Austria Discovered
HOSTILITIES IN CHINA COMMENCED.
The French Repulsed In Syria.

ST. JoHSs, N f., Friday, Sept. H. 1860
The CuDaId screw steamship Mslita, from Liverpool
on Wedpe day 5th inst, arrived off Cape Race this
friday afternoon 1T O'Clock. route for Halifax
and N.w.York. She was intercepted by the Asso-
ciated Press news. yacht and the news dispatch OBJ
tai, ed.
The steamship Adriatic from New York, arrived at
Southampton on the 18th, and the Anglo-Ssxon, from
Quebec, at Liverpool on the same day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
Republican Triumph i'm New-Haven.

NEw-llAvEN, Friday, Sept. Ia, lS6O
An exciting City election took place 10 this city to-
day for be choice of Assessors and the Board of Re-
lief. The eckinridge aud Douglas msn united on
one ticket hut the Republicans eeced al their candi
dates by 100 moiory in poll Of over 2 900 votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

RAILROAD MEETIsG.-A meeting Of rasoad Press-
dents wac bed yesterday at the ST. NschoIa'HoteL A
large Western lobby was present, dsnaudss that tss
Western roads should have the privilege OF r'gn<'ing
the fsres eastward The nestirg was &c -r't, and q
was stated that nothing would be done untf to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
RUSSIA.

The Emperor bad invited the Prince Regent OF Pros
sia to hurtir party at WarsaT. The Pince eon'e-
que1tly vsits Wauaw about the middle OF September
The Bussa crop accounts were favorable. The
yield wasexpeced to be very good. Tallow prospects
very unfavorable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
mr johnson IN Philadelphia.

PHnADEIPHIA, FTddy, SEPT, TT IoOV'
Mr lie scbe V. JornsOn will speak here ,turda
evening. Preparations are makiHg fOr a grand recel
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
Co,,ou Factors, Movement.

kRW-ORLEAhs, sept H. i'"p'
Al meeting 10 Galveston Teas, oil Cotton tc L
II 40 resolved 10 deduct two pounds from eaeh pe
Cf ton in order 20 sssnilae tner market Win 'ose
Cf New Orleans and Nj bile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

Who are the great political machine smasher' Of
this region
The Hon James 9nd the Hon. Erastus Brooks
Which is the last macbioe theJ have smashed
The Douglas party Of New-lork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
Massachusetts Politics.

BosToH, Ffldy, sept Ia, 1901.
A. II. Rice was last night renOmi lsted for Con-
srefs by the Republicans Of the Fourth District by
exclamation. Charts. B. Hail was chosen District
ElectCr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
Marine Disasters.

NORFOLK, Friday, Sept II, ls6O.
Bark Agnes, from Baltimore for Cork, has put IN a.
Schooner Ranger, from Jacuel for NewYork, WIN
q cargo Of coffee and ogwOod has also put IN mere
IeakiBg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
SYRIA.

The French troops contiuu at Beyrout, and II is
thought they will lot be required to go INTO the hit7
roP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

A revolutionary Comm tee had been discovered al
Verona. The members were arres ed. Tue paPer
,ized sre sad 10 throw a startling light on the pro
ceedngs Of neighboIiDg power.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LnrRrooL Co11os mAWEr The s-l,s 81 S9 S1oa 70
IN No,dv ma Ty.sdsy reached n go bales Including VO u
p,o,s sud sxpor.ys Tho uak,t closed quie@ buI niu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
THREE GAYS LATER FROM / UaOPE'

The Steamer Melita OFF Cape Race
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
SPAIN
AUSTRIA.

The duty on printing paper had been reduced nearly
one half
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

NAPLES ABOUT FALLING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

The Hon. JoHS SHERMAN Is expected to arrive in
towp this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
Intervention to Prevent Anarchy
NOTHING NEW FROM aARIBALDI.

THE CHURCH STATES TO BE PROTECTED.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01

" q l0setiI Of ile1i5l 6f IOnon=
g1lia County ll6lit res 70 laTtYS
held at Court ioIisesiu On
lie dr. 81 $50
on mott of Col. Deriag . tee II
seEen W9s appointed 10 esolntions
for the c0nside lion of tie eolns
posed of the following gentlemen, Si8:
Col Henry Dering, " 4. WIlIey, r. 81.
Keck, Vim. Price, G. Davis, and q
Narshall-- HagAnss Issqs and Dr. IL
Nacky.
Col. Dering, Chairman of the Commit
tee, reported the following preamble aud
resolutions IS the unanimons opinion of
the Committee, which, on motion of A. g.
Davis, Esq were adopted by thesmeeting
without dissenting rOice, viz -
AFHEREAs, ne, a portion 81. the people
of A0nougaiIa County, u. public meeting
assembled in accordance with previous
notice, consider it right and proper to give
someSpubllc expression of our OPINION in
regard TO the present political crisis which
is agitating the public mind, disturbing
the peace and harmony of the people, and
which, If not checked. may result in the
overthroW of our Federal Union, there
fore belt
Resolred, lst. That in onr opinion tue
Union of these States constitutes the best
and safest guarantee for our present and
future welfare; and that the people of
eveTY State and each section of the CON
federacy should rally 10 the support of the
Union aud the Consultation as Il is and
oppose every effort that tends 10 weaken
the bonds which hold us together as one
people
Cd. That while ne deprecate the cleo
ton of a sectional candidate to the Pres1-
dency of these United States upon sec
tonsl issue, nevertheless such. an event,
OF ITSELF does not. in orr judgment, justi-
f. secession ora dissolution of our glori-
Gus confederacy!
F Sd. That, believing our constitutional
rights Gamble best defended and preserved
in the Union, we will, until all resort to
constitutional aud legal remedial measures
have been exhausted in vain, use every eff
tort to maintain our glorious Union, con
sistent. with our honor as men and our OBJ
legations as citizens of Virginia.
4th. Having thus expressed our attach
ment TO the Union, We earnestly5caIl upon
the people of the Northern States which
have passed laws tending 10 nullify and
embarrass the execution of the laws of
Congress enacted in pursuance of the Con-
stitution for the recovery of fugitive
slaves, to manifest reciprocal sentiment
OF fidelity to the Union, bysa speedS and
unconditional repeal of those laws.
5th That, in the opinion of this meet
ing, our Senators and Delegates in the
General Assembly of Virginia should use.
all proper and earnest efforts in their
legislative capacity to cffectuate the spirit
and principles of the foregoing resolu-
lions.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01

THE large picture in the last received
Punch is entitled --LATEST from America y
and represents the Prince of Wales on his
return home after his American tour. The
royal youth has suffered change during
his absence. He has become Americana
lied, and now sits before the crate with
his legs resting on the mantel-piece, a ci-
gar in his mouth, and knife aud piece
of wood in his hand, while box of fra
grant Havannas is on9the table near by.
A sherry cobbler, With its characteristics
strsws, is on the maptsl-piece. TheyOung
prince wears his hat tipped oyer-on one
side, sports goatce, and looks like some
Of the boys In the back ground stands
Princes Albert, choking with the tobacco
smoke, and gazing on his son with an ex-
preston OF amazement, not anmingled
with fear. His Royal Highness, Junior;
patrouizingIy remarks to His Roynl High
ness, Senior, SNow, sir-ree, If yon'Ilsliquor
up and settle down, I'll tell you all about
my travels"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01
Ruptnre d Id CabInet.

WASHINGTON, Nov. %, 1860.
1t is now stated to be certain that the
Cabinet cannot hold together until the.
meeting of Congress, on Monday next
Secretary Cobb, of the Treasury Depart
ment, and Secretary Thompson, of the In
terror Department, have openly taken
stand against the union doctrine of the.
Presidents forthcoming message. Gov.
ernor Cobb's family have shipped their
goods for Georgia, and will leave on Sat
urday. He. himself, had not written one
word of his annual report as late as last
evening, and his severe sickness, If not.
his withdrawal from the Cabinet, may.
prevent his making any at all. learn
that Secretary Thompson family are also.
preparing to.take their departure for the
South lt6grows more hopeful that 3lr.
BuchananswiIisb be equal tosthc crisis.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01
The Present. ort.ls ana tn morgan
[From the WeIIsbnrr HcrnId 81 r..t.rll.rl


From the wellsburg Herald Of yesterday
The Morgantown Star is doing good
service in enlightening the people of
sMonongalia upon the real issues involved
in the present momentous crisis; and,
being Democratic paper, printed in a
strong Democratic region, its views are
entitled, therefore, to the more considera-
ton. During the late campaigngit was an
ardent advocate of Judge Douglas, and
" sthe able representative of his party,
as the Virginian, published in the neigh
boring county of Marion, was of that of
Sir. Breckenridge. It now takes high
national, patriotic. and conservative ground
and speaks, we are inclined to think, the
sentiment not only Of the Bell, the Lincoln
and the Douglas men, but -ofzthg reflect
ing, thinking, intelligent portion of the
Breckinridge party. Whatever may he
come of the balance of Virginia, the North
Western section, we are persuaded, will.
be true to the Union, aud in favor of the
enforcement of the laws against ali who
may violate them. The 9th Congression-
al District cannot be tdragged" into any
such folly as rebellion; we hope its people
may ever have public virtne enough to
rFepudiate any movement that is not dicta-
ted By their own honor. interest and good
sense. That seems to be their good for
tune now.