Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-10
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kLEXANi)RiA:
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1860
There is nothing more agreeable 10 U.s.
th?n the letters we occasionally receive from
,,rrnar citizens Of the surrounding counties.
ordering the Gazette TO their new MONIES IN
the Vest and Southwest. They ali breath"
he same feelings Of home attachment, and
the same love Of their native State, and. not
unfrequently. of our good old tcwn. 4 gen
tl6;aan told US, the other day, that IN re-
:aAt journey over Il considerable part 81
Texas, he stopped, of course, wherever ne
road, al the houses of EirSiuians from thlS
lection Of the State, and was greeted III
then. all with the old familiar face vi the
Gazette; enabling him 10 keep up with the
home news, aud 10 spend in that TAR OF coun-
try, occasionally, an an hour CT two. aS 1t
we're, with the "friends ne left behind him.
Car Mail Books would, Of themselves, shows
me course, and, 10 some extent. the progress
tia3, ard from our own town. Last Week.
We received Il letter from q gentleman Just
settled in the Far West send me, he
SAYS, the GaAette. | have been reading 1t
ali my life--it was the first newspaper ever
,a,e or read in MY fathers house, and want
i hare more than ever When | get it, /
shai feel as ii | was not in another coun-
n.y." hnother wri,es:-"My neighbors,
who are nor Tirginans, com" t. my house
- borrow my Gazette, and / hop" to send
vgu sorna subscribers, who, like myself, can
g,ot vel! get along without the reading oi the
interesting miscellany which YOU furnish
We lrust that the "nu chance cry. against
Ill aud Everett the only argument rhat
/. seriously and constantly urged by their
,qronentsl will not be suffered L. dclude re-
I>c;ng men. 1t is used equally 10y the
Black Republican party and tnr Douglas and
yrecGirridge parties. If there 'cere mo
nance" that fact ought 10 deter 20 patriotic
nan from voting for the Union ticket, if he
h.};nyas that il ,ynnld be lest for The coun-
,rr that it should prevail But she chances
.-e letter Tor Bell and Everett than they are
l,r either OF their Democratic opponents.
And If rhs, election is carried to the House
If Representatives, there chances are in favor
tho Whioq Ra,lv then Nhirs and
rr;op man av.rv whore Work from this
dine 10 the ,iav Of the election for your gIo-
ions cause, and vour honest. true, patriotic,
tuion and Constitution loving candidates.
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will he able TO effect any thing in MaSsachn-
,ntrs?p We can onlr hoDr for the best. in
late handed over to Such men a. Sumner
and Wilson, and their followers. Certainly.
the Democrats there, eau, never, andar II"
sent circumstances. ront the BLACK h3P"oh
o2ns. 1t would be w~rth almost SfsSi0eh-
ria! triumph 10 see the u" hiss IN hasS'tcha
sets again lr the ascenoancy' ana c'"Hn-
!ns out aooIl!onlsm ana "iS"h'o''S''i III i'S
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ar. Cuttings OF Nd late D'flocFa'ic "ei-
gate to the Char.e@-vn ana Baltimore '"h-
rearons, made spcech IN HARRISBURG l"''
sgst week, IN "ii!oh tie SAID that Il" ""u!u
rattle" see the party sunk IN neil MAN
COMPROMISE win Sach men d. '"e "'e'N''~
Hd&tl'eS' ai'd '""' Tue '"""" "''.'' u
......,,,,o,...p,,.f. po,,,l;,an than ~ tho
az ,ro.l. bad man vb,,a namn
,,,.,, 3D., n;,,n;on ,;clst This i ,chot
,.,,u, r,;y
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Mr.. Humphrey Marsnail gains "ne1ther
credit nor reno"n, Tor his sudden Wh'ri
iuto the ranks OF the supporters OF Mr.. bTeck-
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