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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-05

VHE Subjects iss An In oia ton containing rlotsary
a he trsr o 10 U.s. a~oas N ,ary men.
cAvdy ana Arur- are uslsl trst1cr win an outline Of
the dal-s dsvolvng upln he various ,ttH pArm-ttt
ofhs ans suited ana b. CyL- Artillery AMI Iufantry
OF hs day sta rec1ns Cor prep lg the kind
Of aGmlu zion for these arms
an ilfany rs-.cs -u5rasnz ne schools o. the solder
Qmp iny, skruls ard tattion taken ain 30 eatr-y from
Ing sy,tes o. seo W la-rv O. ne Dee AMI 20 u,rdes ior
Light Infantry and Eid adj ,ci bT The gsucrs sosrn
a. % supply Ard adapt Aem 70 The Mi Ia service.
ga Cavalry rsces embracing ~ schools Ct me Trooper the
Troop the sqa droa md Rinsn TAX with proper Hoid
IN Aulery a'cs en,A ing NE 4anN Of me piece ami
s school Of the Battery taken from the Ca.tsd states Artillery
sh Jo1o-s to he paid By the troops, taken om TIE general
e.l.at.oLs ofih- Cn.fci states Army
Masters Rosters Gaa-ts tatea chiefly from ths Army Re,1lA
t1nL
Csp'nt sken ron he Army Regulators AID i-En isJn ae
Irssleal experience OF Major Gilman
lh Du-s TO Camp aud Garrison. Camps and Marches tom
Dulles % ,ss stat Depar en together the nses
saFy orns Of 0rus 'eP0r 'e7a s'ul rarts &C. Foa he
i8h ms Manner oh uns troops aso scu In vhlA ns
Val ordls Of bAr and me dulles % Infantry, Cavalry,
Artillery, - en- Do actul, discussed
ian. Cours Scar ial embracing the orsltiEl OF ur
r iuts Of te yadgs Advocate the iorns 60 The for de
tailag he c1ur &C
Rev. S Tss. S S ' 5 s1 t'i a e a se "
l6h Appendix, co1tlilins th- Articles q War
-trasf rom as E.p terest " n E,16i-isou AJt Gene
rl r IilJilit, o. a. Gorsru'r
nv a-I r,.,, - o,a sft
t.ls Aecop shed Of The United salts Ihlvs carefully
r ny iaism n' reliable Is Is The beat work noW kaoWat'
ms, or that ever saw
e Wmbs issued IN or about Tenth December is6O
Urder5 on cd according 20 dties OF reoepuon-Ea
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Mr. John Has Supervisor New Castle weStchester cOun
IT, New York. says November 1851 two years ago, at
aekei ague which, notwithstanding the best med
ie, advice continued 70 sorey Ac Tor six tedious months
became yellow as on rdu ed to skin and bone aed
cine and physicians Gbandonedn despair IS an experiment
concluded to Try sing OF six OF Baudrehs Universal
Vegetable Pills empty stomach early Ia the morning The
a os seemed to arouse energies Of exhausted
frame feared the vorsther purgatye effect different
from ANYTHING had ever heard o. Al length this effect
seemed lighter and breathed ter At evening" was
Indeed eny better slept sOundy all night The next day
followed the same cours continued to take the Piln this
way about weeks when found myself ntrey cured Ny
heath has been surprisingly good aee Price % cents per
box sold by all respectable medicine oe2TdkWlm
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

HIHE subscribers this day estee into copAneship
(under the style Of Bosher wooddy for the purpose
ducting wholesale and retail and commission business
the old stand Wilson Kosher 18th and Main streets
where they will keep instantly hand well selected stock Of
family obbg groceries, TO which they call the attention OF
their friends and the public They hope by strict attention 70
business TO merit share Of pu' lie patronage.
Solicit consignment Of all Mn n country produce 10 sale Of
which particular att 'nion will be giyen.
November Il b. 1890 CHAELRs NJ B0sHER
r C. WOODY,
Late with Messrs. Perkins Co.
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EOR RENT.

vHg uppsr part house No Main for and
esson gT Immediately. The house large and eonven
n st.r, Nm B. TUPAAS, Agent,
d,.s III Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-05

BY THE GOVERNOR.
A PROCLAMATION.
THEREAs appears by the returns received from the Com
w mssoneTs appointed by this Commonw TO superinend
Election Of Eestor Of President and Vice President OF the
Uqed states majority OF the In said Feetion was
THOMAS RRUCE Of Halifax,
MARMADUKE JOHNSON Of Richmond City,
LEMUFL J. B0WOEN, Of Williamsburg,
!. J. JACkSON, JR, Of Wood,
v. T. ANDERSOS \, Of Rockbridge,
u. ". sHAcRELFORD Of Pauquler,
A. y. CALDWELL, Of Ohio,
L. CHANDLER, Of Norfolk City,
JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of Midlese1,
WILLIAM LANB, OF Norfolk City,
JOHN EDMJNDS. OF HslaX,
JAMES LYJNs Of Tichuond City,
RICHARD A. CLAYBROoK OF Northu nberand,
W VI. ANTHONY, OF Rotetourt,
J W. MlSSIE, Of Fockbhdge,
Therefore John Lsicher GOveFnr do hereby make proca
nation the been duly elected Electors for
Comm ealh Of vli1a TO for Pee
sdent and Vice President Of the United states
required by law a. the Capitol In the
City Of Rchm1nd the hs Wednety In Deceu Der next be
Ing h day Of the month b7 ten coek In the mornln
- Given under my hand Governor, nd under
L. the Lesser &c Il Of the commo nweatA, at Richmond
- this 8O-h day Of November, 1850 -
BY the Governor, JOHN LETcIER
GLORGR W. MUSTOEp,
secrttary Of the Commonwealth. no8o-di5d
A UTOGRAPHS.-A large assortment OF AUTOGRAPH
noq7 wFsr JoHNsToN.
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@UNPR ECEDENTED SUC-

49, OEss-The excitement 10 behalfof Bakers CeLe6rd
d Prsa Bers continues Increase throughout Ngnia and
the South the demand for has become 30 great that the
Proprietor difficulty In suppyngt As for Ague and
without yA and have vet 10 learn
instance where they have failed 70 cheek that nansea
Ing oaihsome dese when taken aoeorng 70 directions Io
pspepsa Cholera Mobu summer Complaint rorpdiy OF the
Liver stomach and INDIGESTION these Htes are without
Headache they have been known TO cure
the cases aT the beat PhteAns had gwen them
up hopeless am where there young ehdreE should
be without Spring and Pail months they improve
the appetite strengthen the system Being entirely ee from
poisonous mineral substances they can BY both sexes
Al any time and under all circumstances you need peasant
and elective medicine them Andudge for yourselves Of their
virtues
To had Of all prominent Druggists In the city Of Richmond
and In Virginia and North Carolina Also by g. w.
ZONES Co Memphis Tenn T. W. Smith, Brandon Miss; syme
4 Provan New orleans D. b. Miller, Covngton, Ky O. stott
washington city, D. O. Candy, Gipiu co. BALTIMORE B. A
Fahnestook Co, Philadelphia and Barnes PAk y Order1
slIe5 bV Addressing \ BAKER. Proprietor.
oe5 Rlehnond, Va
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MILITARY MANUAL.
A MANUAL or INSTRUCTION FOR VOLUN-
TIERS AND MILITIA,
Maior William Gilham.

LATE O. g. AgNT. INST uCr n o. rAO les AND CON
MANDANr o. CADErs, VIRGINIA MILITARY
lNUuUTE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-05

Among the restaGves which nature has supplied to
eve Affections Humanity, there fAvoe fee
certain class diseases medicnai gum" Of the wild
Cherry Tree but however valuable s s 10 heal to
sOOih relieve cure enhAoeed od by scientific and
ideous eombliaon with other ingredients In themselves Of
eQaal worth This happy mlngllng exists In that
Coordination and a form indeed"
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A CARD

Thankful M p,s favors this methsd Of returning thanks
denI and h public for the liberal ps- extend
ed the last and respectfully solicit connu
a ce OF the the Of B6sher Woody.
po26 CHkS. VI BOSHER.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUaE DAYS.
BY eanpIN A ippRRsoN. AUors

BY 91DD1N APpRRs0N, AU0rs
1--WE HOST y Val - e. 49,, sUILDIEG LOIS
LIN AND MAILS sT, FOR SALE AT AUorIoS-at request
r.% s D &c: R1 sso ss oSl
portion OF that very Valuable LOT located In
he east Of Sd street norh q The dwelling running
back 20 Fee Also lot fronting 60 feet the side OF 30
Msn street 20 feet 10 the residence Of Dr. w. HsneoE Ills
iusy regarded valuable real eaie being only In
most delightful nshborhood bat quite convenient to toe tu
TrN-onefOuh cash bsance at and 10 months for ne.
tAued. GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN,
del Aueiionee;s
TR,UsT, sALEoF VALUABLE BRICK
go AND SD sTREETs-By hiehsrd
walsh and VIE bearing date day Of Decsmber 1857
cay the undersigned Trustee hereby appointed
ssd 70 sell at public auction on The premises On FRIDAY the
not the a fair day h'reses The gr,Ps ia .ai deed convey.
OfcAy street. "a and sd running back al hight an
giles about - fee, to alley 10 feet vide with the large and
handsome brick dwelling house and all other
ai M belonging beIFg the late residence Of the said Richard
TExs-ossh 10 the sum Of c balance payable Is day Of
December 1861. with day ofsse purchaser Civ.
g negotiable note for the deferred secured
~ Sale conducted by GODprI Arrrssos, Auci,.
ds4-dtds
SIxTY-sIx RGROEs FOR SALE, AND A
& t9sdd % Sas.e5sr
Wsikns e Charlotte e'uiy they vii proceed IuEDY
thereafter at III. residence Eve miles from Kysv
monl and awhile Railroad 10 make oiA the stock crops
farm pleme househo and k'chea furniture iey
by hn consisting Of ~ head OF vacEbs vel broke horses
mules about GO head Of cattle including len esws
head hogs and 20 head sheer;
carriage and buggy superior pi
and such other articles Of furniture usually found IN
q gentlemRns house.
They will WEDNESDAY the 18th December nt' II fab
n act, the newt fair " thereafter the place.
pu'e auction GO valuable snd ID ely NE5RoES inudnE en-
ami children. among them Prac Eng
capable OF managing and running steam enPne and ecala
saw.
THsNs For all under $40, cash for all that
amount credit OF months will be giVen taking
bonds with approved security bearing the
THos. WATKINS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-05

RicTN0sD DAsyiLLs RAuRoAD COMPANY,
Richmond Nov. 18TH $500.
THE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL mBETING
o. the Stockholders Of this Cos Psny, will take place on the
second WEDNESDAY (i9h) December, next
TH0s. W. BROCKENB0ROUGH
Secretary and Auditor.
FORM
all by these presents that the undersigned do
hereby constitute and appoint Attorney - for - and In
all questions that be brought before the
meeting Stockholders OF the Rchm nd and Danvie Rail
Company to he held al Richmond WEDNESDAY the 18th
day December 1890 at adjourned meeting thereof here
rafyng all tie Of said Attorney In the premises as
fdy n present and voting ia In ties imony
Whereof - have heIeunto AHaxed-hand, this day Of
nnlO-t2de
1T Is 70 THE INTEREST OF EVERY ONE
To NOTICE THIS CARD-We have Just openel this morn
superior Of those beautiful Gents Quilted
Boots They for Gsnemens winter dres Boots All
something nice and good In the Of Bro Shoes
Callers supplied by calling ALEX HILL where they can
hot fall 90 he sui ed both In qlay itye and price, by
ALEXANDER HI 4 co,
Manufacturers and In porters of
Boots and shoeB Of Every description,
No l27 Maln Street,
noes Richmond, Va.
1On BASKETS CHAmPAGNE.-weh have Just re-
lUO ceived, OF Importation, leo baskets CHAM
PAGNE quarts pln and half plns Of the following brands
Cabinet. from Bouche, Pls Droust
Vineyard, DO do.
Green Seal, from Aubert nlI Of Ay. .
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NRLEANS mOLASsES.-25b bls pause n o. Molas,-I
~ ios sale - "A. sGtNKaR co. ds5


NOTICE.
ELiNQCENr consumer ofwa.,r IN Jer Ward here
IL By nodei they In pay heir bills before the
bcflrs The hear n oci5ek ~ they v be dealt
vi according 70 The requirements % ne oosug extract ron
th- ordnance conce Ming the Water Works
B. lsf hV s C0Harf My 2isf ISIS "lf any
WAer O. remain aid o. tV ays after hat VII en-
trsieEei ihe Auditor snail the Superintendent Uko
shall top tbs Water being ssd the premises 10 respect %
wh-h df,ulf exists (snd be shall aoH b. used
prerlse again unt said ON Is pdd) ard I've uh
aided % he original amount ~ he l which shall be plicci
The hanfs 90 ne Cay Collector sha h hsre5r suhoIEd and
required 70 collect tas - if du- Tor ny taysa
b. J. sAUNnER-, JR, fer
dei-2i NJ l. srRAITON Al tor.
DEARLY WHITE TEETH o me re By asiig The
II "-lpoLine ruoth Poudtr.' u "a hEhy recommended -
ID ntlrA Price 80 seLtI a jar. Prepared oIls ~
MEADE RAkER. Pha mireutut1,
de4 isd Main g., cor above p q
Is PONGIO-PILINE, lAie Of Cerum B.uiaulit PePsi-
- a. sab Carbonate n Smuth Hypernaneanat- q Potash
o. Iron end strychulae odde u 20 Ham, VIM rAh
TIE GENUINE Qleveaas Iron By ogrn AMI al ote- neH
aad valuable Checa and trld1c for sale -
MADE 4 BAKEB, PhR maeeudts,
ds4 1s6Man 81, cor. above o.
NTOLAESEs.-Ss bbs prime Orsaa5 MohIiss, jos.
vi celved. for sale. b. -
dv4-iu DUNLOP, hONCUR III %.
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adclOus eomelaAon with other Ingredients in themselves Of
eQaal worth This happy mlngIing exists In that
Coordination and form indeed"
or medicine knownas
Or. Wistar's Balsam OF wild Cherry.
whole value In curing C5agh' Colds Bronchitis WAopiH2
Cough Group Asthma, Pulmonary Affection, and LncpteHt
Consumption Is ipestiElabLe.
Strong Testimony.
BENJAMIN wHEKLEl ESQ Depot Master At South RoyAl't'n,
MasS
sOUrH RorNsrOS Jan T. 1850.
Messrs sArH W FoWIE 4 Co Boston,
Although unsolicited by cannot refrain from Ad
ding MY testimony he many already given Ia favor Of your
Wisidr's Bdisdnl Of HId cherry.
In the Spring Of 1855 was most severely AFFLICTED With ahad dy
cough with usual panmenS o. hight sveais, completely
proa my syttem atd producing such dtbtAted
health that after trying med cal aid purpose had
given hopes recoyerng had also friends AT
this matters prevailed through the influence o.
neghbo try wistars BN though with no belief whatever
bottles almost magical Ny cough entirely ef
deserted hope eated dP-es
spirits and hal attained vonted strength and Wig
has this Ralm, has often been remarked by persons
vi the above flI In this vicinity, hteral Snaiehtd
me o yawnng grave You at iosrty to this for the
benefit Of the afflicted Very respectfully yours
BENZ. WHEELER.
~ Cratop % PHrch1sers-The only genuine WIy's Bal
sug has the Signature Of Il Brys" and the printed Of
the Propretol the ali ohs- = vile and unrih
less.
Prepared BY SETH ToWLE CO., Boston, and for sale at
wholesale and retail by ADIE GRAY, PURCELL, LADD co.
w PETERSON J. P DUvAL ri hnond and by all druggists and
dealers IN medicines and uo2i-de&vlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-05

CREsH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES,.
10 hrkins NJ. Cohen Butter
II ibis Back shtat Flour
90 bbls superhne Extra and Family flour
SIN ked aud Pick ed salGoa
30 \ bbls No. / N. @. Rec IerIings
20 pkgs No. 1 Mackerei
IS bxs English Dsiry PIe Apple and Goshen Cheese
5frHf, Ky Tiour &c, &c
Just received and for the
prompt customer hINNfs 4 co.'s Family Grocery,
21And Main sta
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-PmsuEnt ordl-
~ passed ilJAruay 1855 viii attend the Colsc-
uce In the City Hail. the 18th the 8ls OF December
Inclusive % receive The remaining half m such person
entitled deduon Of 10 per by having previously
Paid the frat half In June last In With at ordnance
JULIUS A. HnBsON, @ r.
1t Wilt be by the above that the coll required
a-ad Office the 18Th 3ist Of the nth receye
remaining due from June last Be the January OF
Do, Hastings required oinance advertise
quebt real estate he sold for payment OF taxes Persons
Who have will the necessity n cal Ing aad paying
b. taxes vi be impossible the Collector cal
them before he adv, rilses.
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Vol Demi vO sarl 10 PAGES Upward, OF 30 usstra-
LonL Price e. So
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-05
NEW EDIrION OF TIE
CODE OF VIRGINIA,


INCLUDING LEGISLATION 10 THE TEAR1sso.
TUsr PCBIsHED and for By TIE Secretary Of ne Com
nooEsalh fer the bsnsht Of ne Library Fund Price . per
copy.
raj AssenbE
Gumsr's Reports vol f, AZ o.
Rsadopss ys Lsshs Il vols RObnsORI VOls; GrAtisn''
IS vos, each voune az g.
Henlags saatss Large IS volun snie set or % 80
sA-phsrds Cannuaoa Of ne staiss. vols az o. per vol
de4-diSiss, SECRETARY OF THE oOnnoSwEALrH
COFFRE SUGAR.-AB and G AID Loaf and Cut Lea',
I 1 ior sale 81 JeHN r. GORDON SON
THvO HOUsEKEEPERS.-w Invite The Easaasa q
Housekest srs and others % STOCK Of
Dime and rsa eeis
Glaa5aare, Of every description
silver Plated ana Britannia doods
waters, In sets
Japanned ToletWara
kercue1e Lamps, &C.
Our stock Tor retailing better han 20 prssenii ana
determined % offer goods e snail Advance % cos
w y BUrLnl hOA
del ls Pearl g.
CITUAFIONs WANTED III a verne CIV
- uensn aad VIE lEACHER aad GOYtRSEA Are faly
cpmpsu teach Music German and ne rudneu Of Isnch
h ne usual Rnsh trarehs salary oseh I'D ne otise
ton v Ne couniry.
Adtss Al,
ast-DiAsi PSaOass, AelnosA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-05
OOK THAT EVERY HOUSEKgEPER SHOULD HAVE

A GOOD HOUSE SERVANT FOR SALE
"A have for sale 10 remain 10 the city, good House Servant
del-2S HECTOR DAvI', Aucta
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-05

"f you wish the real eoo instead Of the dull rough
look whl,h hair dye mpSs Hi1reefs Resordre which
nVgsraes the TOo Of the hair and makes again. no
matter how much lynav be faded."-B0stOn TdrfNer,
Sold everyvhere-prlce 90 GEMS and 81 bottle.
w. X. H AGAIN q Co., Pr"DrletOrs,
troy, N. Y.
YtsHyR A sHEPGsp Agents. aug2s-dcAW
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-05

~ CUSTOMERS, AND The PUEBLO GENERALLY.-
We have In the beet Of Boos and Shoes both
OF best imported goods line
manufacture Boots shoes and GAe ADD Indeed, all lnds Of
Boots shoes We sso keep hand, and continually
manufacturing shoes suitable for farm hands and also for house
servants. AL Y. HILL CO.,
Boot aud shoe Manufacturers,
No. t2s Main Street.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-30

petitions from that town for a contre With
out meaning Arlington, had been used for the
advantage Of Arlington.
Now. Mr.. President, ! have the honor to
be very we'll acquainted with Mr.. Garfield,
member from Arlington who has charge OF
this matter and know him tokbo an honorable
man and entirely incapable Of such am act
neither do | believe that the people Of Shafts
bury, where Mr.. Garfield is nell kaowa, could
be made 70 believe such story 10 any con-
siderable extent; aud therefore ! am ready
to conclude that that cause could not have
operated to influence the rcmonstrauts. Bnt
the real and natural cause must have been,
when they come 20 see in the doings OF the
Legislature that the bill introduced contam-
plated Arlington as the only centre and that
their own local interest was overlooked. 10 Is
very natural that they should rem ,nstratc.-
without the aid of any bugbear stories,
am not aware that the rcmonstrants from
any other part of the county have been at
tackled. and know of no reason why they
should not have had their due weight with
the committee, corroborated as they were by
the testimony of almost all the representative
of the towns of the county. How can peo-
pie make the Legislature hear. It petitions
and remonstranccs be Thus set aside
Why force on the people OF the county
this measure, against which thirteen OF the
seventeen representatives protest. against
which both the Senators from the county Cell
you that five sixths of the comfy are against
the measure and only desire Co be let alone.
The $500 rcmonstrants and 800 petitioners
agree 10 about the same proportion. which
provps that these rcurascutatigcs do truly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-30
DEBATE IN SENATE nov. p. $500.


DEBATE IN SENATE NOV. "a. 1860.
IN The rim J,5,,,,,;,o p,,,J.,,i,i Cs..D,,i.s.
N re,gj,o n, D,Yg Bo,5;ooof N. grL 81
Schools. In o,o CANNON Eo1itl r.,,is..
eHer b., TgocIcr o., P,,oI
W
e' n; W . oDu" ara '.''' ,... ..... a.
Gus, ~ t liz .'I ~" ','', go
o ,. Nv .':-..,i
uo H. o'''uSs '''uN ,lc measure ''',
Just ana proper 10 ltSel,' ana because '"'uN
cue Puo',' Boou anu 'ne Puo,' -''' 0''',
ior IT, 90 10 most cheerieilY' because
Nno" tn'1 lne o'l was ohetea from 'oe o'7,
Ca motives ana lor 'ne pest oil purposes.
desire TO discuss the importance OF tn' hio'e
IN the scnool' as IorhlsnlnR inc moral ana
sP'r''ua' elements 'Sso",l'' 10 '"' py''o1'o"
OF any Just system Oh ouuo"''on, at 'ny same
ing Suo",n8 1H' "'"9 gus 'e"'' '''! W
'''vii'V''e' '"'.N'o T''uo''' "'o'''
' ~ 80
sle"' Po"0l' ]. ~ ''ouSI"e T', ~ W ''l''''''
liu 'e'''"s J." "'o'ig" Tn
'oi b'0" '''
P''"','o,l s"''' a."
"o.iu' ', ne S c VI i- n'J" - LIZ NV
.P'" ~ 'io 10" ''', " L ''t '
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-30

moral ana pouucal acton--tOgethor with the
Of a strict accountability to a
supreme and Eternal Power 1t is propo-
siuon none will attempt to deny, that the
grounds OF strength and stability to govern
ncnt like ours, are found in the religious, or
the nice moral sense and intelligence Of the
people This, intelligent Romanists admit,
this the father of his country taught in these
memorable words: Religion and morality
mc indispensable supports Of all the DISPOSE
lions and habits which tend to political pros
peuN The hrmest props ct the duties OF
men aHd OF citizens.
Whatever may be our views IN regard to
che necessity of spiritual christianity, to
the well being OF the individual man, we must
admit that itis an essential element to the
well being of The state Shall we then ever
submit to its divorce from our system Of cdu-
caton-from the halls where our children and
youth conqrcgatc, who are soon to be the in
hcrtors of the trusts now imposed IN us p
We are educating our sons and our daugh-
ters. not for themselves, not for ourselves,
but for Che republic and for the world. Can
we then under this broad national view,
which wc are taking, afford 20 separate the
Bible from our common schools Dare we
Co allow this Book Of all truths. 60 De disco
clatcl from these primary sources of kuow-
edge to tho pooplc? Dare We under a sense
of thc inheritance Of RIGHT education. under
"a sense of it. no,yor in de,,rminin, he dosti-
"a, ofour country and or Tho world .,s,oin
system of cj8c,ti,n tb,t ,eco,ri,os mo ,rbe,,
.r.3b5D .ts,l5 God-a RibIe--tbo Christian
rer,ion And has IL rome IN this I'M Nov
England. i'm Vermont among the descendants
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-20

LINCOLN ON THE MEXICAN Wharf.-The
Progressive Age should have continued it,
extracts from Mr. Douglas speech. If Lin
coin did not vote against the supplies it was
because he was not member when the bill
came up. That he would have voted against
it, his course when he did take his sest abun.
dainty shows. Mr.. Douglas said:
When he got into the House, being oppos.
ed to the war, and not being able to stop the
supplies, because tIey had all gone forward
all he could do was to follow the lead of Cor.
win, and prove that the war was not begun on
the. right spot, and that it was unconstitu-
tional unnecessary, and wrong. Remember,
too, that this he did after the war had been be
gun. 1t is one thing to be opposed to the de-
claration OF war, another and very different
thing to take sides with the enemy against
your country after war has been commenced.
Good,' and cheers Our army was in
Mexico at the time, many battles had been
fought; our citizens, who were defending the
honor of their country's flag, were surrounded
by the daggers, the guns, and the poison oft
enemy. Then it was that CorwIn made his
speech in which he declared that the Ameri-
can soldiers ought to be welcomed by the
Mexicans with bloody hands to hospitable
graves then It was that AslImun and Lin
coin voted in the House of Representatives
that the war was unconstitutional and unjust ;
and Ashmuns resolution, Corwin's speech,
and .Llncoln's vote, were sent to Mexi and
read at the head of the Mexican army, to
prove to them that there was Mexican party
in the Congress- of the llnitad States who