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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12

HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN RurHERFoRo CoUN-
Ty-A Man, KILLS HIs-NSIFE AND FcUR Chill
DKEN.-AFe have just been advised OF hor-
rible murder witch occurred in Festerville,
Rutherford county, on Saturday night. Mr..
StoTall, gentleman who has heretofore been
highly respected by his neigiqhsors- and friends
committed! Of tlse i:osl tc9it,'e and revolt
ing crimes il has ever been our duty to.chlou-
icle We hare no particulars further than be
killed his wife aAd ferf children, and afterwards
killed himself by cutting his own throat ana
jumping into cave spring, where he was found
next morning. From circumstances, it is sup
posed that an ak was the fearful weapon used
and which caused scene of blood that has
cast a gloom over all that vicinity. We learn
that for some weeks past, Mr.. Stoyall has been
discussing fFeely with his neghbors on the srb-
ject of the tailere of the crops, and financial
! difficulties which he hasd,to encounter, and it
is believed that his mind became suddenly i'm
paired while contemplating how he should be
able to. meet the responsibilities devolving
upon hini.-Nnshu3Ae Gazette
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12


INITIATING BLoNDIS-FArL FALL A man
named Robert Winchel, residing in Shokau,
Ulster county, n. Y. met With fatal acc-
dent few days since, while trying to initiate
Blondin. 4 travelling company had arrived at
Shokan, and part of the performance was an
outdoor tight rope exhibition by Nine. Caro-
ilsta. A.rope had been stretched from high
pole to the top OF a tannery, and the lady had
accomplished her part when Winchell propos-
cd to go over the rope ii new style, and as
eending' t4se pole started'to cross by sezing the
rope with both hands; allowing his body to
hang downwards: lie actually accomplished
this feat to the opposite side, but could not
gain footing, and being completely exhaust
ed, be let go his hold and fell to the ground, a
distance of about thirty feet. His right arm
and several ribs were broken, besides other in
ternal injuries. He fingered three of four days
and expired. Winehell was married man,
about thirty years Of age.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12
chilIs and rever Prevented.

This bane of the West, which lays the foun-
dation for many a consumption, seldom fails
to attact those with disorderedliver. This ten
dency is effectually prevented by an occasional
use Of the PERUVIAN SYRUP, which by its
Alternative and tonic effects produces healthy
action of the blood aud liver, and effectually
restores the system from the nischevious effects
caused by the abuse of Calomel and Quinine.
sPERUvIAN SYRuP is Solution Of the Protorid>
Of Iron, a new discovery in medicine and strikes
at the root of disease by producing healthy blood,
the source of all vitality in the human organ
ism. For sale by all Druggists" STARR &
BROTHER Agents for Delaware.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12
WAR IT Cosrs 70 Be Llscohn Man

WHAT IT Cosfs TO BE LINCoLn MAN
DowN SouTH-A man in Vicksburg, Miss,
expressed himself in favor of Mr. Lincoln
What happened to him is thus narrated bJ the
Vicksburg Sun "When last heard of, the
Iinconite who gave his opisions an airing so
freely in or city on Monday, and who for so
doing was sent adrift on the Mississippi river,
after being well tarred, was about twenty
miles from here, slowly progressing toward
New Orleans, in mid river. A stout core and
strong limb is the only fit punishment for
such incendiaries of evil"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12
a sonthern view Of the rsxa@ Fright.

The New Orleans PieayuEe, while, asmight
be expected, justifying the precautions = OF
the Texans rather mild term, by the way,
for hangings, whippings and hanishments in
defsssnGe of law-mak IS the following candid
admission:
The Investigations which have been prose
cuted in the disturbed districts of Texas have
not developed, with any degree of distinct
ness, tie existence Of any other plot for ruin
than what few desperate characters, without
connection with. OF hope Of Eelp from any 9th
er quarter, might be formed. In some cases
the negro poprElation have been delnoralized,
evidently by the insidious promises of white
men, and ske work Of rain wrought has Doubt
less been mainly their work. Bat not half of
what has been confessed seems to be borne out
| by later facts.
The strychniae said to have BEEN discovered
in the hands Of negroes turns out to be very
harmless, having no affinity with the deadly
poison which it was supposed to be- The
wells thought to have been poisoned, late ae-,
counts declare to be untainted withany delete
rious substance.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12
Special Aotiees.

HoLLowAY's Pills 0INTMENT.-Erercise your .Jldg-
nlelt-4 Netuer and Better PhiloSophy-To pull down all
absurd antquated disease and its and
to establish aratonnl the ruins has been the
chief endevor OF DIR. Holloway through life, hence the
ign of his celebrated Pills and 0ntment-remcdies
keeping with because suhSerrlent to
nature rather than laws like those
general To the stomach trace Dyspepsia,
headache and general debItyto the hyer bile, Jaun-
dice and yellow feyer-to the bowels, darhoea olsen
cry constipation piles and dstula-to the lungs
sumption &e-to the blood, feroful scurvey and all
ernptons BY keeping these organs aad the
vital fluid pure and healthy safely defy the at
Iacks disease and icne yet prepared for this
purpose c equal these Pills and Ointment
they dive the df The disorder aud by extirpa
ting its cause destroy its effect.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12
The Great English Renzsdy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared from Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ d.,
Physician EItraor9i30,y 10 the Queen.
THIS invaluable medicine is uniaflng in the Of al
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution is subject 1t modefates all excess and re-
moves all oHsTuctens and speedy may be relied
on.
TO HTARRIED LADIES
If IS peculiarly suited. 1t Will, in short time bring
the monthly period with regularity,
Each bottle, price One Doar, bears the Government
Stamp OF Great Britain, prevent eountereis.
CAUTION!
These pills sh0td Le tai Ep ftnldEgs during the
FTsF zHREE NC THIS t I'rey5a,tty. faey sure
n bring Miscarriage, cut any oI- time they
safe.
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections. Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exerton, Talpita
of the Heart Hysterics and Whites these Pills will
effect a cure @hen all otbci aaFe faied and
though powerful rcmedy, 10 rot contain iron cslomel
ant.mony, or any tn ng hurtiu TO the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphletaround each package
which should be carfully preserved
Sole agent for the Uuited States and Canada
JOB A0StS, fIsste ]. &. Baldwin Co..
ROCHESTER, n. Y
n B.Sl. 90 ard postage STAMPS eneescd to any au
thorizod Agent VIII bottle, containing so Pills.
by return mail
Sold by b. pioluSsoS x SOY, Delaware. Iaug sl,'6
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12

A BAD STRAW FOR DoUGLis.-The Chicago
Journal says that on board the train from
Springfield, on the st. Louis, Alton and Chi
eago Railroad, run to connect with the great
Douglas reception at the latter city, were two
hundred persons. A vote was taken. and it
was asceftained TINT there were just ttco more
Lincoln Than Douglas men among them
A terrible tornado which passed over the
town of Ava, Herkimer Co., n. " recently,
made a complete wreck of the dwelling house
of man named Reed killing three OF the chill
dren, and even smashing fiat the bedStead up
on which two of the children slept. Mr.
Reed and wife with ait infant lin arrns} aiore
survived.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 5.-A private dispatch
from St. Pau, Minnesota, says that Gov. w il
lard died there last night, of consumption.
RrcHsoND, Va, Oct.5.-The Natioltel Bem-
ocratic State Cornmittee took no steps to~asd
fusion to-day, and the Douglas Executive Com
mittee repudiate the idea of withdrawing their
ticket. There will probably be no fusion.
The New York Express is firmly of the opin-
ion that the new eoalatioh ticket ii that State
may just as easily get majority Of $4,000 as
5000. No one doubts it. A Frenchman
once attempted TO walk after his head was eat
off-and the ouly difficulty he encountered was
in taking the drst step! 10 get that so o
Is the sticking poii3t.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12

0REGoN-'fhe Legislature of the new State,
which has to choose two U. S. Senators, had
convened, but found its progress toward an
election blocked by the absconding of six
Breckenridge Democratic Senators. These
men bolted in order to leave the Legislature
without quorum, and thus defeat the election
Of Baker and Nesmith, the nominees Git is said)
of the Republicans and Douglas Democrats
Gen. Joe lanes reelection looks very precar-
ious. At last accounts, the absconding Demo
Gratis were beating about IL the woods, TO es-
cape arrest by the Sergeant-at- arms.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12

FRATR1cIDE.-On Tuesday last, Reuben
Vincent a youth 20 years of age, killed his
brother John, % years, at his fathers plauta-
ton, near Maysville, Madison county, Ala,
by shooting him several times with revolver
aud also with double barreled shot gun
Thirty or forty shot took effect. They were
both sons of Mr. Clement Vincent of Madi-
son vicinity, who is much respected, and he
and his family have the sympathy of the en-
tire community.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12

STEAMBOAT BxPBestoN-% AsaEN6FoN, Oct.
6.-phe New Orleans Picayune Of the I'd inst
reports the explosion Of the steamer Bayou
City, running reg ularly between Galveston and
Houston near Lynchburg, with fearful loss of
life. The whole humber killed and wounded
is unknown. Those known to be killed prin-
cipally belong to the boat and negroes There
was a large list of passengers. As far as
known, the explosion was caused by incrusta-
ton by salt water in the boilers.-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12

Would you retain for your hair the color,
gloss and softness of youth, and avoid badness.
Use SEcHR1sr's REsToRATryE. Thousands have
tried it and found it all it was recommended TO
be-. Wherever it is sold the demand is con-
slant for new and larger supply. II does not
pretend to cure ALL badness ); all specifics that
pretend that are quackish compounds. But
the Restorative does prevent hair falling out,
gives it sofaness and gloss, end bring it to its
original color.
See advertisement and circulars.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12

Col. RUpI.ER. Very little seems to be
known Of Col. Raider, who was shot with
Walker in Honduras. He was a native of
Alabama, and served with crdit in the Mexi-
eau War as az efIicer Of the Louisiana Rtgi-
hIclt. Iii 1849 he went to California, and was
at one time Deputy Marshal OF the city Of
stocton He was az ective Wing daring the
Presidential canvass of 1852, and WAS noniinat-
ed By that party for the Office cf Sheriff of San
Joaquin county in 1854, hrSt was 1efeatcd.-
In 1855 he disposed Of his property there and
joined Walker ii Nicaragua. He had a pro-
iotflsd regard and esteem for Walker, aud has
shared in all his expeditions and finally par
sicipxtc3 in his fate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12
--latest ard Last /
But Still Most Attractive y
PLoTkER & DUyALI.

Have Just receryad lner F.u1. ANn wINTtk ssesk o.
Cloths, Casyfesefes- Fea.sgs, and TrinrmiHgS
which for EEAET sTHGE hLfAscs be excell-
ed, all OF which VII br and dor lho
LATEST EssRIeSs ant Oh tic most TeAsoDabe terms sd
Also children Csotlling cnt and made ta order.
SiiIlTs And BY MT warranted
to it, cutting for 3 Isisques IFsases
Hnd TraNeImg Apparc! or lajrs' themselves
Of System for Catiihg Tasues, Dressrs &e kear
sonaSle terms.
All orders roafedtu them will be thankfully receised
and entire satisfaction eiveak 4aflf
Shop Main opposite Union Hail.
NIB Particular attention paid 10 cutting
= DIE. S. GLo~A kS
of the styles HIviag en hand aEsor ef
LADIES' CL011is Of she finest fabric. Oct Ice
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12

CoxTiSUAL CffASGEs.AC. G. Dawson. Of
HoBeeye Falls, N. T.. heretofore an unfinch
ing American, is now for Lincoln aud Ham
1in- Lssander. Farren, Esq = veIl known
lawyer of Rochester, n. Z, american can-
didatc for Congress in Orange District
against the Republican nominee in 1858, has
joined the Lincoln and Hamlin forces. Daa-
icl Nichols. Esq. of West ChesteF. Ps-, the
home Of ,Jalafg EEicftihsYi. hitherto a Douglas
Democrat, has announced his determination
to vote fer Lincoln, Hatnlin and Curtin. Mr.
Nichols is. a eapitaI stump speaker end VIII
be heard during lie campaign. ffon-z3oscFh
Jackson. Ex- Mayor of Oshkosh. Wis. lsts
just joiaed the Republican ranks. He has
heretofore been an unwa6ering Democrat
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12
poraLAs sourHERx vIEw.

Slaves are regarded as PROPERTY
AND PLACED On AN EQUA FOOT
ING With all ether property. Hence the
owner of slaves-sise same as the awner of auy
other species of property, HAS II RIGHT
T0 REMOVE TO ANY TERRITOTY
AED CARRY HIS PROPERTY WITH
HIM,-Speeet Of Douglas in Nssc Orleans,
Dec. 1858
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12

PERSONS SEDgNTARH EaPLoYAENTS frequently expert
dali, heavy sensation in the head, which units
them for either labor enjoyment. Wilson's Headache
Pills for affections Of this kind. The
experience thousands vino have used them years
attosts their excellence in all complaints arising from
JisoFdred stomach Prepared ami sold by B. l.. FAHN
E5ToCK x CO. Wholesale Druggists. and Propretors of
&. L. FahpestoGk Nermifuge, No 90, Wood anil
Fourth streets, Pittsburgh, and by NJ l. Bro.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12
The Ol6g Corner. -
Known throughout the ESD
country fsr and ncarras the s.i
PREMIHM Store OHI0f
Yer, 4,esJsctfIiiy. ....s.
MENDENHALL MILLER.
Guardians Sale.

John W Matthew'S Guardian c delaware Probate
a,-efn4t Court Petifion
HIS WRrdg. to sell land.
Tn pursuance of an order o. Court made in this
y CAST, lie sign III sell, sx0se 70 sale, 10
the highest bi.der, upon the rils=s, the following
ibod rc.i ssuaEt county, uhiD,
viz One ac situate III .sr&sre t,-snship, being l0t
ar in 5c8tn seo, tosenshp four. range. seseiiteent
known as tn. BumbaI Fasft - cunfa.ning loo
acres Also al5thcr kingston township,
III sad eo.nl. beng the west Isut nj lot sixteen,
seefson three township Ave. range seventeen, bounded
follows iln the upFsh W lalEd BY wiiHm
6. yastlr, the east 81 Land 5sned by George Gib-
tH By sle Township line and the
by land owned by Reuben Jones' Containing about for.
ty i've
SAID sale viii be OF She 1Teh dry OF Sovenner A. D..
o., betwe tic hours Of 10 o'uOck aud oclocr
D. OF sal day g =,
SAFE --Ilnc third cash hand, -thtrG
year, thru years Fon said day ef
sale, with interest A mortgage ~ be gwen upon the
if fCHlises -sySL4lc back pas siHtn;s. t.fG
J. ". MATTHEWS :, Guardian
sSf >-;Iior ters nj A. I. HaInston. decd.
Oct Y fzt ls.,.3l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12
sheriff sale

VS.. ID 10 me ireCted from the Cuaakt
African NJ. T. Church. Common Pleas af Delaware
county, Oho, shall er at pussie sale the deer cr
the Court Koum IN lcsware Ohio, s t.s
OS'N5gtAy, tAe lztA day Of Norep,ter, lsee,
between the hours Of 10 5ciocI ana Ossook p N.
OF said day 1.-The following described real estate sOt
Situate Town Of south Ieaware, being the nnrth
hnlves OF the south halves Of In lots Nea 100 and 10
together with addition strip ol three feet In widsh
tending the whole length, east and west, the nnuaK
SIDE and adjoining tue said north halyes &C ths s6ukM
halves Of said in lois Nus 100 and l0l described
the plat OF sand town 81 South Delaware
Appraised AT SS00, rr
CHARLES SHERMAN, ghsrtn.
Oct II COTS. pas 90
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12
RELIEF' IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYANS ULMONIc wAFERs

The Original Medicine Esta bshed in 1879 and rs. ar
tclo of the kind introduced under the meme OF
'f pIfiMaNIc W1FERs y IN this any other country
all other Pulnohic Waters countcrfats. The gen
uine be known by the name BRYAN being stamped
oil. each WAFER.
BRYAN's PUIMoNIc NAFERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BRYANs PuLaoNIc W APsRs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Dnitult Breathing,
BRYANs PUIsdNIe WAFtRs
Rolieye Smttnrof Duod Pains in the Chest.
BRYAN's ULMuNic NAFERs
Relieve incipient Consumption Lang Diseases.
BRYANs PULaoNIo MAfERS
Relieve Iri.ation of the Uvuia and Tonsils
BIsYANs PUIMoNlC WAFERs
Relieve the above complaints in Ten Minutes,
BRYAN's PULMeSic WAFERs
Are Blessing 10 all Classes and Constitutions.
BSYANs pUIMoNle WATERS
Are adapted for N0callsts aud PuhlG speakers.
BKYANs FJLNoAIc WAlERs
Are in Simple form aud pleasant To the taste,
BRSAN's PUIMuNIo WAFERs
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting cures
.---.- -+a- IRYAN's PULMONIc WAFERs
Are warranted to give satisfaction TO every o1e.
No family should be without box of
BRYANs PUIMoNic WAFERS
in the house.
No traveller should be withou: supply OF
BRXANs PutNoNdC WATERS
IN his pocket.
No person VIII over object to give for
BRYANs PuLMoNU wAFERs
Twenty five Cents.
JOB MOSES sole Proprietor, Rochester, N, Y,
Sold by d. DICKINSON Son, and all good Druggists
August 81, leeo-@ly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12

N expression of intense satisfaction illunlinat-
II ed h5r ceun:enance when she unc aped the beauti
fui pictur, Just handed her. OF course he had
bcen GAYIrrS, where only be procured pictures
which excel i'll the best features Of the art.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12


The UNFORTUNATE MRs. SrCKLEs-
AaAIN A MoTHER.-A. New York letter
to the Buffalo Commercial saws:
The lady who IVES the leading actress
in the Key tragedy, it NAV be added as
an. item Of news, is again mother
Ever since her return from Washington.
and her reconciliation with her husband. .
she has been living in seclusion. And
it is certainly to her credit that the Sun
day newspaper stories. awhile ago cur
rent, that she was a daily pFomanader of
Broadway, nre fictitious.
CENSUS OF New ORLEANs.-By the
United Estates returns we have a good
idea of what the census of New Orleans
10 the current year. though the complete
report had not been made out. The fig
ures show the following population by
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12
PRESIDENTIAL EtEcT6Rs,
(Eor tie Sate al Iorye.)
FREDERICK HASSAURECH, OF Hamilton.
J0SRFH NJ RucT, of Erie.
DELAWARE eeuNTY.

We confidently anticipated being able to
give to-day the official abstract of votes
polied in this county on Tuesday Iast--but
ihe faigre of single Trustee to bring in on
"Wednesday the poll book with which he was
intrusted, prevented it. AT the time of writ
ing this paragraph Thursday EVENING" the
votes have not been counted, and the Clerk
being otherwise engaged, it is not lisely it
will be attended to till after Court adjourns
this evening
We can dchaitely state however. that the
entire Republican ticket is eiected, while the
State ticket throughout receives majority
probably lgrger than that given for Gov. Den
nison last fall The Democracy having nom
iuated no county ticket, and concentrating all
their efforts on independent candidates for 8
few Of the Offices (but particularly on Audi
tor and Sheriff all kinds of tickets we're in
circulation, and the contest was an irregular
one, characterized by the enbarrassneAts and
peculiar features which always attend elections
held under sinlilar circumstances Consider
ing what we had to eoatend wi<h the triumph
of our candidates for Auditor and Sheriff is a
resait upon which those ardent and de7oted
Republicans whose efforts and votes effected
it may well Congratulate themselves.
Wyc are promised the official footings as soon
as possible after the counting is completed,
and if received before our form is closed. they
will be given.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12

n SIZES: Is, 1e, 10, and "a inches IN diam4tss,
Il Price So 81 81. ana $40, respectively, at the large
Stove aud Tin Store Of THoS. EVANS, JR. toct tsst1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12

For the Handsome Manner in which the aboT6
Testimonials were Expressed W q gem
erous and "appreciatiye community"
We return our very sincere thanks,
and viii eudeayoT by still
greater attractions to make
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12

Delaware Marxe

Corrected weekly by R. L. Huls soN, Wholesale IN
Retail Grocers, No. 4 wnaams Block.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-10-20
HOW THE DANGER SHOULD BE MET.

The effect produced by the Black Republican VIC
to,ies of last week is most profound ana callipo'
well be over-stated. 1t is felt already IN CONNER
AL circles and manitestS itself in INJURY to that
on,i,lence between and man on which afone
all business credits based. Faith IN the perma
renee of our institutions is beginning to DC shakeh,
and conservative men III every part oi III. eouy
are Justly alarmed for the safety OF the Republc
Il cannot be urged that their fears are groundless.
Il were simple insanity to say so.
We see at the Nerth dominant sectional parry
orranized on the basis of hostility to Southern NJ
si1utions pressing on, flushed with recent victosy
~ take possession of the Governments w e se4Sdt
the South another party OF smaller numerlcaf Ece
but strong in the business OF their cause, anu ah
" resolved to maintain their rights even to last
extremity The one is the party of aggggress1ss the
other the party of resistance, and betweenN Nv Q
all men must choose. There is no middle found.
The day of conflict is at hand. Wlthin 1Aree short
weeks the battle will be fought and deeided, and
then whoever is not with the South Is against her.
In such condition of affairs with ahostile pow
er marching upon us, their destructive purposes
blazoned their banners. how idle how worse
than idle how criminal is II for the South to suffer
itself to be divided unimportant issues. As one
man, the whole South should present united front
to the advancing enemy And yet, contendlnS fac-
lions distract her ceunsel and in their mad STRIFE
for asccnaancy destray her efficiency But we can
not believe that such state of things IS to contn
ne We cannot believe that men will be so blind
ed by party zeal, as not to see that co'.no Ia bal
cer threatens all which can only be ayerted by
Union of our entire strength The !nsututlons
the South are placed in Gus peril her indepen
dence is assai ed and her subjugatlon detefmlne'
on Retreat is impossible. We must face the dan
ger when it comes Surrender means destruction i,
and compromise is treason In the unl9n 'ne 1a "a
Ones then the duty of every Southern man to ra
y to the defence of what he holds most dear, tn n
institutions under which ne was kssfs1s t'iio "
| Constitution which upholds them -
Let past differences be overlooked snA presel
feuds be buried, and in the presence o1 eoin'ns
danger let US be united in commons Zer,
us he united in a common defence
| There is but one man now before the 4Rpie
whom the South can be united, for he al OF
the candidates represents Southern prinoal
him North and South may both unite; =, fors
the principles of the Constitution. Ihae -
: | JouN g. BREcK1SR1DGE. Besides, BRECKINneeE
the only candidate with whom we could nsfg 8 s.
least chance of success What matter 5 II ns
or DoUGLAs either or both, carry one or Two Stats
| Neither can by any possibility be elected. I I
Il BaEckiSRIpGE may be- 1t is easy to unite the %
| south on him, it is not possible to unite it on
one else A reactionary movement at the NO
may gain for him sutliciency OF Northern vote