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TO tbs SICK AND AFFLICTED
LIVERY INTELLIGENT AID THINKING
II person knew that remedies handed cut r general use
should have efficacy established BY wen tested experience IL
the hands OF r=guaye Physician DR. Rose has
labored long and diligently 10 extensive practice Of medicine
ana m rs , rs y sU cures re- eTe opS esShe
Dir. J. \. ROSES EXPECGORANT OR COUGH
For Consumption, Colts toag5, 4s2uq Splitting Of B'ood
Bronchitis aid al Di,sqss- eft5e LUayS
This Syrup having stood the % years experience
remedy Irritation or n1ama q the Lungs Throat Bron
CHA Is acknowledged by all 70 be remedy enDeny superior to
other known compounds used Tor the RELIEF and radical cure
OF Coughs and Consumption.
In compromising Cough Syrup Tor generaluse the physician
for but ply scian should attempt prescriptions COMPEL
ed from his knowledge Of the contribution and constituted parts Of
man. avoid entirely the addition Of drugs that can any way
do injury H object not only to cause symptom sue
as cough stop expected Of regularly educated
doctor that should his patient raicaywhe the preen-
auun anmony moa and Wild cherry bark and not be &C
coun,be for the after health Of his patient Many Of The nostruros
OF the day have power TO stop cough and the dnded victim IS
lncurabe form Of disease perhaps death Dr. j.
Roses Cough syrup will no. only cure but IN al eases
DIR. j. 3. ROSES PAIN CURER.-This popusr
and falling remedy has alone stood the test oy
THE PAIN CURER cures Rheumatism.
THE PAIN CURE cures pansin thelimbs, joints, bach
THEPAIN CURER cures oholc pai1s in the Stomach
THE PAIN CURER scadS, BuFns, sprain, and
THE PAIN CURER cures any pain internally or e1ter'
nslly and should be kept In every family
We shall only say the aalcted try the PAIN CURER,
Remeuabe from a regular Physician.
DIR. j. q. RIOS rs DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND,
only for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint Price %
cents.
Dyspepsia may by cosveness beching Of wind
sometimes diarea oosene OF the
headache feelings cold feet wakulness and variable
appetite II these symptoms allowed TO long without
this medicine (which will always cure then follow debility Of the
lungs and a predsposition TO consumption.
DIR. j. ROSES BUCHU COMPOUND, forall
Kidneys and Bladder Price 80 cts The great do
and this article others TO bottle something and
call It Buchu. Ask for Roses, and take no other.
All DR. j. y. ROSES GENUINE MEDICINES
written signature the Cork Of each bottle Take
none withoutit.
For sale by all respectable Druggists.
Soldby WARNER L. WAXING, General Agent,
i07 Broad Street, above 9th,
RI.kr,
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
81 49, s. q JIG i I. s4ss:ssls Fslg.sss

~ v-ssI..'5at ~ rfs-s7L. 3nsy-Ff
Mail and Passenger Trains,
EAVE richmond daily $50 A. NJ for Gordonsvie and
daily Except sundays for JaCsons River and intermediate
Connecting ordonvi with he Orange ana Al,San
da Railroad for Alexandra intermediate Stations and at
Charlottesville with their trains for LyEchburg.
Sundays for Charlottesville and Lynchbug take
the Orange and Alexandria Train Gorionsylle.
Hsrman Mason and Compans Stages connect with the train
az Goshen for Lexington MOoro the Rock Alum, Bath
Alum Hot and Healing SPRING. AID al JaeNsoRs River
Red Sweet and White sulphur SPRING. LeTisburg
&c.
RETURNING,
The mall and passenger train leaves Jaeksons River daily lex
cspt Sundays)
Albright Train with passenger attached Wayne
boro 45 and saunton at 95 A. NJ Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays for Jacksons River
Returning, will leave Jacksons River at A. NJ on Tuesdays
Thursdays Saturdays stanton and WayHesboro leaving
II arriving at wsynesboro At 40 p. ~
-Through Tickets all ths Gersnt Spring., Lexington
Lewsburg Gc Lynchburg Bristol Knoxville, Chatta
nooga Orleans and all important Points in the Southwest
TH0S. D0DAMEAD,
lat
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PLANO FORTEs!

PLANO FORTEs!
H. GALE CO, tale pleasure 10 i.yi,iBs the
"a attention Of Artists AsAt aad the 6f245rt
lie generally, 70 their Ngu AoS HK8T
FRAME PIANO Fogs-s, Jls introduced. Tie grow. Y
Ing demand y. Hano foes of than ordinary
orAn yai tore, directed eners production
an A. We submit the Te2u without competitor
Our Papos all msprfacgre Ogtfe we'll eo4
ras under our immediate 'son eve
entfe satfiacon SEsLes sIeed from direct or
OF our Agents throughout the eoaniry We solicit soutnuare
ohat patronage Which have enjoyed for the IS ysar
A. H. CALI AGO,
p-Sn I0T Eas. i2th Street, New York.
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Passenger breakfast and sup Ashland and dine board the
comfortsb steamers Acqua Greek and Washington
t For farther inform alton apply this sEice Broad Street
shockos AN JAMES b WINSTON,
GenT Ticket gent.
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SHIP RROKERAGE

SHIP BROKERAGE,
NHE undersigned have this day formed eepa.nsTshp under
the style OF ILsPAUGH ggAD Tor ths purpose Of con.
Quoting the SHIP sss and respectfully solicit
the patronage Of Their 1Ssds and the public
A. MILLSPAUGH,
JAMES g. READ,
Richmond January is, 1850. i,s~Iy
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BLOWS FOR FALLOWING--- ~
q CCLTIVATORs AND HARROWs FOX ~SS6~SD~.~s
PUTTING II WHEAE-Beueying that lhaVe &ssesS----
my NEW PLOW the best Pow In use, leo5.kstasseza
this the Farmers and Planters! vi" arnish te
with Implements andhey not better than those nov
have them TO amer trying them ree OF charge
EB-Fresh supply Of Turnip Seed just received ,,a
p H. STARKE, No. 80 Main St,
wa doors above stChsrles Hotel.
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MITCHELL FRY
OFFER Cheap tpthe raiC-
" 1000 iys. Manufactured Tobacco assorted brands
10 NJ Langhorae sons best brands
1000 package Killckinick Smoking obaccO
1908 MoAlcar smoking Tobacco On s and pound
drums
100 bbls Layvers Rockhridge Rive whisky
% Il casks Cogtsc and Rochell Brandles
81 pipes Hennesy London Dock Brandy, vintage
LAG
81 \ casss sherry. Madeira, Port Eud Malsga Wines
PInCheons Imperial Nole Gin
l50 cases Champagne Caret and Hook Wines
- b5ls surry APPLE and Peach Brsuties
All which will sold tAc6p such goods purchased
I'm any market. MITCHELL K FRY,
No. 10 Pearl street,
En9-if Richmond. Va.
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Asa Family Physic.

Prom ~. T. .. C1rtcrigll N,'e Orleans
N0ur pills arc the prince of purgts Iher excellent
gualue, surpas- any cithart, We possess. lEey are
MI but Vtry certain and erCtu8 n th'i t'to1 on lne
bowels which makes them invaluable 20 us IN the daily
treatment OF disease.
Headache. sick Headache, Fout stomach
From pr EIr1gd BOYD, baltimore
pEtc EGo. AlTG= ! cannot answer on raai com
plants have crei with your l1.s better imam 70 >S
~ flg. .. .f- fr.If iti % uiirgtsrr medicine place
great dependence c,ctUd cIth2riic in my oaliE
contest with disease, aud believing as DO that Your ilIN
afford u- the best have, OF course value them hsl'
Prrr~UUUG, Pa, MAY ], l~5j.
DE.J G. AVER. Sir have been reps atediy cured OF
the worst teggr.s any body can have by 0osc OF Two
OF vaur Pills. II seems 90 arise from lOuI stomach
49, ,-itb .--,at r.suect. Ed. W. PREBLE,
T1srt ,lrsS Skinner fITr-ig9.
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TsVHE Oldest Establishment Richmond where may be be had
the above articles IN pCysct!oa at the shortest notice
Being giving entire satisfaction the subscriber son
heretofore public patronage Having recently added
cabinet Turning his business the public can nov
have 5Oat disappointment or delay Give me cal
pe21-tf MILES ANBLER, Mayo street.
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1860. SPRING TRADE. 1860.
DOGGET d ANDERSON,

CORNER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
OFFER their friends and the public large and desirable
~ stock Of French American PAPER hhNulNdS, oihe
and design parors chambers dining rooms aud
halls also Floor and Table Oil Cloths all quAeS whe ana
and prize curtain goods lace muslin curtains cornces and
bands curled hair and moss hair Goth aud pushes for cover
Ing Furniture sofa Springs Lounges Feather Beds Boers and
pillows hair am Mattresses all Of which viii be sold
ed 10 do paper hanging and uphosteng in the city country
promptly by workmen needing anything in
line will find greatly their advantage to give Us cal and
ok AZ onr siock and prices before buying Ap27
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NOTICE.
no TIE FARMERS or VIRGINIA AND

Y TltuI OF TtIF own male
CA BIN EFT FURNJT URE,
OF 81 styles and qualities Teher Beds HAIR Cotton and Shuck
Maasse &c. Ihey have png Mattresses Of superior kind
more approved Of than other that have been In together
with an assortment Of very superior Plano foes from the
and oldest manufactures IN this country
They would invite their friends and the public 10 examination
Of their stock and will them that they and will
low any other house. either Worth South They max
Ing arrangements enlarge their mandatory and hope strict
attention TO their business merit continuance OF the liberal
they have hitherto They prepared
furnish, at short notice. any kind Of Burial Case, either
Uudertakingin all departments promptness and dispatch
da2q
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NTOTICE OF CO-PAEk CSEBSHiP "-LUTuE&
- LIBBY OF Richmond aud ABRAHAM BURTON, Of Peters
burg Va have formed copsnehp under the style Of LIBBY
BURTON for the purpose of conducting Grocery, SElp
Chandlrry and Commission Business, az the old
stand Of Luther bby 10Th and Cary streets Richmond
LUTHER LIBBY,
ABRAHAM BURTON
Richmond Peb 18th ise0
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V8NLENy, TAYLOR q CO., No a Main street, have
IN ItOre large stocs o.
Butcher Piles and Edge rsols
Spear and JacSson's Hand. Rip and Grain SAW
Bsldvin's bene h b1d moulding Planes
Huuts and uuous chop and single Hatches
Nagioles Aise eye, ua and bra Hammers
Cooks Sad Smells cast steel Augers and Bits
wtherty, Beatty Brajieys Drawing Knives
Turning Iathes Chise,s and Gouges
Boreng Machines, tire and breast Drills
ALSO,
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CHICKERING PIANOS.


A NEW and full supply Of ;hese splendid lnstru.
N ments have heea received. exSFSSS
In addition to the beauu Do'x de Noiv the Cir
Action and the Grand, have now the BouiI -
dor a beautiful instrument Cf an upright form.
The Chickering's received 81 FIRST prize medals all
competitors aud from FIST rank Institutions and s o;
America ami Of Europe They have manufactured AID sod
Pianos than any factory IN the world.
From the Chickering'S have emanaed the best and most perns
nen improvements ai brought the Piano 70 rs present
fecou by great capital hey have Invested In manufac
turing conveuences they sell fully fly cent han
av other factory thsr inuments leave the
without having fliy inspected by the hes; artists.
this factory has than In city, II
Richmond Only b. sold by III subscriber
The factory all Pian0s sell Orders PROMPTLY at
tended
waeroouns side of Broad street. 9Th snd At Bsb
na12 MATTEL cARUsI. Sole Agent.
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SASH, BLIND AND DOOR
Mandatory,
CORNER TIN AND MAIN STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
MERCER 81 HILL
RE prepared TO supply the shortest not &C. every descp
"A ton Of line Operating with the most approved
machinery and the best quality Of materials they VIII war ant
their work 90 be OF the best order
Pc ehe: building repairing are respectfully In
yited T. give us a call
- Orders from the country will receive prompt attention
We purchase Glass factory prices and are enabled 70 urh
Sash glazed at the lowest rates. $500 -
ap24-ly MtkOEk I'LL.
SOUTHERN mANUFACToHY.
v sUNDBURG Co., pleasure 70 Inform Their iriends
- the public they have established mandatory IN
making Plain and Ornamental Gilt and Rosewood
Mouldngs, every description Mirror Portrait and Picture
the patterns and the most fashionable Styles
anything that gotten up In the Northern Cities
which will SELL wholesale retail at the most liberal prices
We have also hand very large and select assortment Of
plain coored Engrsyngs aud Autographs fresh supply Of
Artists Materials from the wek manuaetofe oil "insor
Newton, and Rowney Co., london.
and Looking glass Plates Of all Sizes kept constantly on
hand etc.
Old Frames regi and old Paintings renovated at as low
prices can be done anywhere.
Orders punctnaly attended "a.
the country Will do well to ca as they can buy
J. v sUNDBURG CO.,
Mail Street
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1onwUGATED wRoUGHr IRON AND

( "a AZ RATED SR0UGHT lRON AND
age: &c Sheep and OK Hurdle Patent Wire sackng Bead
steads with variety OF Folding Iron Besdseads
Furniture Patent Wire Coal Screens Ore Send Gravel
Screens Wire Netting fer Mosquito Sheep Poultry
purposes Wire Houses Fancy Wire Work IN yrest va
iety for Gardens, &C.
NJ WALLER soga, Manufacturer
No 535Market, n l. corner s.-s street, Philadelphia
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HAVE TO offer my my friends and customers for for
liberal patronage and 70 ask continuance o. me same
20 new business Of LIBBY BURTON. IL Fhtk LlBbl
Fal ft22-u
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DLOWSi PLOWS!i PLOWS!!!-No EXCUSE FOR
GOING NORTH TO DUY PLoWs-The subscriber m axes ey
variety Flows known among southern farmers and Planters
and recommends especially his Southern FOo which uses three
sizes and shapes Of molebosrds each Pov adapting
every variety OF soil P. aTARKE.
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Price. % cents per Box, OF Boxes for 81.
~ avrp g, m Vo,-aV Nfasa

sold wholesale aud Rstse By PURCELL, LADD co, Rich
uond Va v RjYES co, petersburg J. h ssAf, Lynch
burg aus by all druggists and merchants. apis ecEtn
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1850.
1850. NOTICE.. Is6f.
az 5lsszsSs
TO PASSENGERS GOING S0RGI-EEN ARRhNGEIE1.
InIpnRTAN'E 10 TRAVELLERS.

IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
TYROEGV TJ'HE7SANJ TYl3OCGH CHESEH
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING TIL. GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL
TWICE DAILY-Suaday uglt excepi-d-between
RICHMOND ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON BALTIMORE, PHIL
ADELPHA NEW YORK, ard Al important points West: Via Ae-
lula Greek and Wsshing.5n, ever tAs
RICHMOND. FREDERlCRSBj RG AMP POTOMAC RAILROAD,
10 me Potomac River IS miles, and BY SPLENDID and comfortable
steamers aeuc. Washington % niles In al s miles 10 hour;
5eiug 4 comfortable AID perfectly safe rate Of speed.
GY7- Hours of departure so a. ", sai 100 T. ~.
~ Baggage charge OF Special AGENTS, CHECKED
THROUGH Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-30

FAoTs.-Before the particular ballot was
taken upon which Buchanan was declared
unanimously nominated at Cincinnati, he had
received but l6S votes, or l3 less than Judge
Douglas received at Baltimore before he was
declared the unanimous nominee. Douglas,
after he received lSl votes in the National
Convention, was declared unanimously nomi-
mated by the Convention, which then consis-
ted of 2l2 members or ten more than the
two.thrds required. The resolution declar-
ing him unanimously nominated was adopted
without single dissenting vote, and was
just as effective as if the roll of States had
been called and 2l2 votes had been formally
recorded for him.
Again: Two-thirds of the votes cast-not
of the votes in Convention, or entitled to be
in Convention, but of the votes actually cast
-sutiiced to nominate Gen. Cass in lS4S.
Now, if two thirds of the votes caSt-and
not two-thirds of the votes in Convention
made Cass the regular nominee in lS4s. by
what rule of arithmetic or logic can it be
made to appear that Douglas, after receiving
two-thirds of the votes cast, and then ten
more than two.thirds of the votes entitled to
be in Convention, is now an irregular nomi-
nee Y-ShGstd Courier.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-30

PoLIrIcs IN CALAvERAs.-By correspondence
from Mokelumne Hill, under date of October
25th, says the Union, we learn that notwith-
standing large and flaming posters had been
out some time announcing the coming of
Messrs Weller and G win to address the peo-
pie, the whole affair was fzzle. Gwin did
not speak at all, and Weller addressed most
meagre audience Tilford declined utterly to
speak. A. P. Dudley, Breckenridge elector,
has publicly proclaimed he has made his last
speech, and will do no more dirty party
work. McDougall, McCorkle and Porter ad.
dressed the Douglas Democracy at Mokelum-
ne Hill on the evening of October 25th
There was large and animated meeting. as
we are informed.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-30

BREoKISRIDGE ELEoToR WITHDRAWN FROM
THE CANVASS la correspondent of the
Union states that A. P. Dudley BREcKINRIDGE
CANDIDATE FOR ELEcroR, has Withdrawn from
the canvass We presume, says the Union
that he has become disgusted with the pros
poets of the Breckinridge boilers in the State,
and has given up the contest. In his own
county (Calaveras from the accounts sent ms
of the late meetings, we conclude the Brecl-
inridge seceders are in q bad way. The
meetings of G win, Tilford, Weller, aud Wash
ington, are reported notifying failures At
Mokelumne Hill, Gwin did not speak, and
the next night Tilford declined to address
the people. The conclusion is reasonable
that the audiences were not of an encourage
ing size. Weller held forth to few of the
boilers. The Douglas men claim the county
by handsome majority. If the Breckin-
ridgers lose Calaveras where will they get
any votes
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-30

WHITE QuAILs-The Humboldt Times has
the following:
VIM. NJ. Bohall, of Arcata, has in his pos
iv fectiv White Tbev Wv were TAX taken bv Mr. B in
a net with others, on Dow's Prairie, few
miles north of Arcata. They are regarded
as a great curiosity, no one in this vicinity
ever having heard of anything Of the kind,
nor are they mentioned in any history of
birds which we have seen. They are Ger.
tainly very beautiful, and many are curious
to know if white quails have been seen in
other localities on this coast.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-30

Club met last evening, at their Hall on {
street, and had full attendance Resolu.
tsons were passed having an important bear
ing upon the present campaign. II was
agreed, among other things that the mem
bers of the Club would support none other
than the full and complete Douglas and John
son ticket The Club was ably addressed by
Mr. Parker and other members and ad.
iourned.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-30

A SERIOUS CHARGE.-An address recently
issued by the Breckenridge National Execu.
tive Committee. signed by Isaac I. Stevens
Chairman, contains the following serious
charge against Judge Douglas:
ITO concilitate Republican votes, he has
INDUCED In vulgar filings at the South. He
prefers the CLANS of Rhode Island to the mig
| gers of the South L HAVE MUCH MoRI
FoNDNEss FOR YOUR CLANS THAN / HAVE FoF
THEIR NIGGERs.' These things hare sank deeI
into the hearts of the american Democracy
and even if he should extend his clam bak-
ing operations to the coast of Labrador, try
ing on his way the infinite relish of fresh
caught mackerel, halibut, and cod he will
find that whilst the people are pleased with
the jovial qualities of the hale, well met fel-
low, they will despise and reprobatc the
public man."
1t has been the misfortune of the distin-
guished Senator of Illinois to draw down
upon his devoted head the bitter denunca-
tions Of the Secessionists for many alleged
offences, yet somehow or other he has gener-
ally managed heretofore TO escape annihila-
tion. His last Indictment, however, may
well cause his friends to quail. How any
public man can expect to be sustained by any
considerable portion of the American people,
after he has publicly declared that he would
sooner eat q clam than negro, we cannot
comprehend No wonder that such an evil
dence of vtiated taste has "sunk deep into
the hearts of the american Democracy 7"
Think of it and weep for the degeneraey of
the agel
On the fearful issue of
"Clams vs Niggers," Douglas in an unguard.
ed moment, fully committed himself, and
Mr.. Stevens is determined to hold him to
strict accountability before his indignant
eounirymen If Breckinridge, on the other
hand, is called out to barbecue in Kentucky,
and boldly meets the issue, he may yet sweep
the country. What could be more thrilling,
for instance, than if, with the incense of roast.
ed pigs, or delicious beeves rising around
him, he should say; Pork despise You
roast beef You have no charms for me ; give
me my favorite dish-a round, plump corn
fed niger |-Phila. Press
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-30

MEETING AT rTMBucToo.-Hon. r. NJ. Briggs
of Amador, will address the people of Tim
buctoo:: on Thursday evening. He will prob
ably speak here also or at some other promi-
nent place in the county on Friday night.
lie has written to Hon. ]. L. Smith, oi
Yuba City, that he will comply with the re
quest Of the citizens of Sutter county, to ad-
dress them, and will do so at convenien
localities on Saturday and Monday night
Mr. Briggs is one of the most effective cam
paign speakers we have ever heard, and W.
counties of Yuba and Sutter.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-30
Slander.

When intelligent men say that Douglas has
ever advocated the doctrine of "Squatter
Sovereignty they utter, says the Shasta
Courier, what they ought to know is untrue
lie has never held that the people of territory
are sovereign He does not even believe that
the squatters in an anorgdnized territory can
legally create an organic law, although they
did attempt it in California. Hear him:
Mr.. DoueLAs.-I will answer the Senator's
question. First, do not hold that squatter
sovereignty is superior to the Constitution. L
hold that no such thing as sovereign power
attaches to q territory while territory. |
hold that a territory possesses whatever
/ power it derives from the Constitution, under
| the organic act, and no more. hold that all
! the power a territorial Legislature possesses Is
| derived from the Constitution and It's amend
ments, under the act of Congress, and because
| hold that l denied last year that the people
of territory, without the consent of Congress
could assemble at Lecompton and create an
organic act for that people.
Such has always been his position-opposed
to the doctrine of squatter sovereignty, al
though he once yielded to it at the earnest
solicitation of Dr. Gwin, Judge Bolts, Vince
Geiger, Col. Washington, and nearly all OF the
'49ers, and advocated the admission of Cali
fornia, with a squatter sovereignty adopted
Constitution, into the Union, at the very time
when Yancey, Rhett, jeff. Davis, Toombs and
other fire eaters we're declaring that such
admission would be cause for dissolution Of
the Union Shall he be censured for that
Here is his true position, and men who
decla re him to be in favor of "squatter
sovereignty" belle him. He says:
am for the great principle of Popular Sow
ereignty, of which President Pierce spoke in
his message that is, to allow the people Of
an organized territory to exercise all the
rights of self government consistent with the
Constitution, and no more. That is what
am for and they shall be held in subordna
ton to the Constitution, exercise the right Of
self government consistent with the Constitu'
} tion, and if they violate it, their act shall be
declared null in the same way that the acts o.
, State Legislature are-by the Courts.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-30

WONDERFUL AGREEMENT.-As q specimen
of the perfect and exact agreement of the
Black Republican leaders, we give the follow
ing sentences from two of the latest Republi>
can speeches
"The normal condition of the Territories is
freedom. e. d, Baker, San Francisco. Oct.
26th.
"1he proposition that the normal condition
of oil the Territories of the United States is
that of Freedom, Is NOT TRUE IN POINT OF
FAor."-IhomGs Ewing, ChilIicothe, Ohio
| Sept 29h.
Who shall decide when two such eminent
doctors disagree