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Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-11
NO. 145.
9allQ 5lat(onal 4ltmut1at.
Democratic State Central Commi,,ee.
SAY FnAxcrsco. Iulr Al 1870

SAN FRANCISCO, July 81, 1860
At the mcetiug of the Democratic State Central
Committee, this day, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted and directed to be
published in the Democratic papers of the State:
RESOLVED, First that we recognize and sustain
the regular candidates Of the National Democrats
Convenuon-SrEPH A. DoUGrAs for President
'nd HERscnEL V. Johnson for Vice PRECEDENT
ana approve the platform Of principles thers
adopted. 20 e-S
RESOLVED, Second, that a Democratic Stain
Convention be held at the city of Sacramento an
wednesday, the 9Th day of September. 1850. at
y u ck noon for the purpose of nominating
!"ni Electors Of President aud Vice President ia
cast The votc Of the State of CalIGrnin for The
rcEnlily nominated candid les Of the National
Demacid;cp p rty.
RIsolytb, Third thai il is recommended TO the
several Democratic County Committees 10 adont
i'r the primary election III their respective coun.
es, test which shall admit all National and
Union loving men who VIII support the regular
tic nominations for President and Vice
Pr sdent. Nv
h4'o@ED. Fourth, that 1e adopt the ratio Of
representation of The last State Democratic Con-
seHuon, and that the following BE- the apportion.
Hic"t Tor each county, to wit:
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Ras nX Al.

gHNHE Business cf the EAGLE BAKERY is removed
y TO corner oi 1hud and High streets, and the
name OF the Bakery wil be known As the MARYS-
VILE BAKERY .. McDERMOTT.
MarysyIle, Jus : 3, 1852 jy2I
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~ TNTII7T7 VI
Mt short notice ana on favorable terms Every va
ely oi work eNecut at this estabshniFnut will be
the best material and warranted
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REAR RTVER sTALL.

"AVING purchased the entire interest OF VIC,
HI TOR LAYEDAN in the above tail, Central
Market, will hereafter conduct II in own nSne
"a srSs.i Hsii i'm JOHN sTEINMAN.
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dissolution Of Partnership.
Dissolution.

FEVHE Co.porta.r.hip heretofore exiStng between
H the undersigned ia This day dissolved ny mutna
consent NJ J. sTEINNAN will collect AL deDIs
due the late firm and pay nll liabilities
VICTOR LAVEDAG,
JOHN STEINMAN.
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Patent SyriRagCs
Large French window GLASS.

MoREY SMITHS Reservoir, Davldson's, Matt
AVA sons Maues-indispensihle in every family.
iyl2 RICE. COFFIN & 10.
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sEAVV q HENRY,

Give us call at the CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
aad let our work speak for itself. je2l-my
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Paint and Varnish Esrssslles.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT from the celebrated fac
N tory of j. j. Adams 4 Co.. consisting of 0. r.
and Extra Paint, Varnish and White.wa ash BRUSHES
5enders Filches, Sable and G. II. Pencils. Shoe, Stove
slulce s ana Scrpbbing Brushes ofsuperior quality
now 'andins Ex. "Jno Stuart'' an "Fleetwing," and
sor sale low by RICE, COFFIN & CO.,
may 2T-tf % ID street
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n0TEL INTERNATIONAL,
Jackson street, above Montgomery.
FOSTER, PATT21N * CO.,
Successors to j J lIalcy,)
PROPRIETORS
GoedaeYs glover Gsmr,lon,

A sTREET,-BErWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH,
80, Rear of the Marysyille Foundry, Is now open
a ~ and ready for tie reception of Visitors. II
llsi will be ioand TO be, place of res ort unsur
passed. During the hot summer months, it is always
cool, pleasant and agreeable, as there is ever de-
ljghtful breeze pcrvauiug its bowers.
Ladies desrous Of passing au agreeable hour, morn
ing evening, in tins easaut place. can do so with
the or atest a. slactiOn.
Roses every vdeety, Fl0werng Vines, &c Hll IN
bloom, eive to these garleus truly refreshing appear
ance. Baq cts composed Of rich collection Of flow
erS. always on hand or prepared t. orGer
ice Cream, Lemonade, lager Beer, with other re-
frtshmelts. re dy at amy moment.
P'cIse call and see for yourselves.
ma,15Sn ADAM C0EDDFL
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EIARY5Vi1LE LAUND4eK.

III II LsE - " y =
to the new Establishment, corner Of Fifth anl sts
near the BacHcye Mis-.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Clothes done up with par
tiCular care.
Shirt Bosons and Collars polished as In the East. |
shirts damaged by sea voyage made to look as well
; new.
None but experienced hands being employed, our |
work is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Being grateful to our patrons for past favors, we
shall endeavor merit fair share Of the public pat
ronnrr JAMES BOYD.
mnv27-my G. c. TAYLOR.
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u seems th.t the Woman THOUGH thus sneeringy spO

It that the woman though thus sneeringy spok-
en- of by the negro sympathizers, Is not without her
fuends and her appeals for justice have not passed un-
needed. The consequences of the outrage which the ne
gro community sought TO pdliate, and the punishment
due to the perpetrators whom their companions refuse to
surrender Justice to be visited upon the entire ne
gro population. Their homes TO be sacrificed and
they are to be banished from the township
Il that the greater part of the township Of An
derdOu is held under the Canadian laws reserve by
the WyandO Indians who by their local authorities,
have entire control of their affairs. The authority Is
vested in Council composed exclusively of the Indians
In consequence of this affair the injuries resulting from
which have beaen the Indians alone Council has re-
Gently been held when the taken into consid-
Grafton and after full aud dispassionate discussion an
order issued expelng all negro settlers from the
lands embraced in the immediately at the same
time provision made for the benefit of those hay-
ing crops in the ground giving them until the first oil
September next in which to There are in this
township between two and three hundred negroes
" all OF whom are fugitives from American slavery.
few months since the entire body OF them present.
ed by the Grand Jury OF Essex county as azy thrift
less thieying set and the government importuned
to interfere prevent the increase OF the nuisance This
was looked upon act Of oppression and wrong to-
wards an unfortunate and dOwntrodden race. 1t has
never been urged that the committed 10y those ugi-
lives toward their white and Indian neighbors such as
sheep stealing house burning robbery, violence to te-
males and even MURDER worthy of censure. These
were to 0e considered the pastmes of this much
abused class The Grand Jury Of the county thought
differently, do the council OF Wyaudot Indians.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-20
More kansas Agitation.

Senator Brown Of Mississippi has given notice to the
body Of which he is member of his intention, at an
early day to introduce bin to punish offences against
slave property in the Territory of Kansas The bill con-
fourteen sections and specifies the various classes
Of offences afEng the punishment of each The first
section provides that every person bond or free, who
shall be convicted Of actually raising rebellion or insur-
recton Of slaves free negroes or muatoes, in Kansas
shall suffer DEATH The punishment is also awarded
every free person who shall aid assist in any rebel
lion Instruction Of slaves, shall furnish arms, or
DO any overt act in urherance of such rebellion or in
surrecuou. Advising persuadiug or inducing slaves to
rebel either by speaking, writing or printing, or the
knowing circulation Of any book or publication for that
purpose IS declared felony and the decoyng away OF
slaves and harboriog them, is declared also to be
felony As slavery is a non-entity in Kansas we see no
necessity for the proposed enactment except that party
necessity which the Democratic aHd Black Republican
managers recognize in common of keeping alive the
slavery agitation. We hope .he country will keep its
ewes on the leaders of both these sectional parties
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-20
The Naturaiizaiion question.

This question has turned up once more. Senator Pugh
Of Ohio, recently addressed letter to Secretary Cas-
stating tina, Mr. Detiels of Ohio, wished to visit his
mother in the Ducby OF Holsten of which country he is
a native He came 10 the United States before he was
twenty years old and has been naturalized; but has
since been denounced deser,er by the Danish author
ties NJ Clss replies under date of the LIST inst, and
takes ground distinctly "that Mr. Detels owes no mill
tarv service in Denmark he left there before he had
been called into the army navy and therefore could
no, rghtflly be called deserter. We deny that
t,ugen, obligations depending time other crcum
stances for their tu6..ment create any liability the
part Of aa American na,urazed citizen This is differ
emit from Mr. Clss' doctrine eighteen months back.
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rELEGRAMB-
Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines Office No. 1873 Main Street
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT-PR0POs-
ED MOVEMENT on THE 22D.

WILMINGTON, FEB. TIN, IobU
On the 22d OF February it is proposed that there shall
be an effort made throughout the United States, TO raise
sufficient funds to carry the work upon the Washing
ton National Monument during the coming year. Citi-
zens in every part of the country contribute through
the postmasers of their respective towns About one
thousand have boxes for the purpose placed
in their Offices and have raised within the past four
months more than 600. There nearly % 900 post
masters who have been heard FROM and it is to be
hoped that they will cooperate with the others. II they
will consent to do So and if the returns average only
$3.50 per year. 10y cents per month"; the work BIO
kept in progress very slight effort made in each place
throughout the country would ensure the completion OF
the Monument in few years.
Editors of newspapers desired call attention to
this natrotic enterprise.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-20
MnshIngton Monument.

Last Fail the posJmasters throughout the United States
were requested TO pu, up boxes within their Offices to
receive contributions for the Washington Monument
The plan has been in operation about four months, and
returns have come in from sal places The aggregate
amount received is 22Io IL Nearly $4,000 places have
no, bssu heard from all 1.-THE postmasters Of these
would cooperate with the others, and with favorable
an average result the annual fund would be than
TWO hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars To keep
the work in fair progress foryGye thousand dollars a
year would suffice, which would require average re-
turn of sl.5J year, or III cents month from each
Pos. once.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-20
STATE or VIRGINIA,

n Y n ~
CRY RICHMOND, Wit I
James Apperson Notary Public for The city Aforesaid In
the Virginia. do certify that A. g. JeHrees Lewis Gnter
John Alvey George whose signed 10 the
writing annexed bearing date the sh day OF February
acknowledged the before in city Aforesaid
Given under my hand this 18th Feb'y, 1850. -
feiG-6E j. L. AfPEkSoN, NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-20

G-yr.,l ~ttsAs. tae Commissioner ir5U Ai--isspp
%, Virginia arrived iu this city on saturday eveair, and
took lodgings az che Exchange Hotel lie comes bitl,r
oa the same GRAND thl, J,o-sl, Col Nemuugsr. AMI
vi, express Che nope that De may receive not only from
The STATE bo, from the c1sus of Richmond, all osh,-
ting attentions .ul. sospi.aI.ie= Like Col Aemmager,
be- zoo. comes Che eet-.r OF message from high
,oned. gallant. and ya.ya.r.r- ,.ao-Wea.ta, and we
are sure that Virginia and N..---.. ala vel. how 90
-,.., and 90 treat him during bis sQjoara amongst MS
We presume tia, the Legislature viii receiye him to'-
.,.uy ia the course Of "a few days
We are sra.fsi 90 state also that GENERAL LAHs "a
distinguished citizen Of Mississippi and formerly repre-
,t,vc ia Congress from taa. STATE, is stopping iu tAe
civ az the Exchange Hotel, and we accordingly COM
mad him. likewise, to ,ae cgiL.es and Inequalities %.
o.. e,ea I, gives US pleasure 20 state further, that
GA. L.Nr hss consented 90 remain with us until after
.3- Opposition Convention. w-.,l assemblies day after
tomorrow. during which time we hope TO have aa a1'
dress from biul a. De- Is and has a,Ray' beeo gallant
and s.s.aehiag Wing Gr. SgAESE is, also a Arm and
ardent wbs Of che Henry Clay school although holding
10 sd, believe erroneous and mi-c1.eyoli opinions 10 re
e.-s % che p-5pa..5 Southern Conference"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-20


After a session Of three whole days aud nearly three
whole nights the grand Democrats Convention adjourn
ed alta late hour on Saturday night. graphic account
Of the proceedings by our regular reporter viii be found
in another column and vet no account however graph
t. can do justice to such an Internal powvow. We have
never seeuao, even az the famous Petersburg Couyeu-
toa-sucb disorder such ramul,, such Wild and frantic
uproar No a,,emp, at description could convey
readers even faint idea Of the scene, aud We therefore,
refrain from making DO.
Measures not men" Is the protested motto of the
Virginia Democracy. ana vet, during the entire session
of the Convention "man" were the sole and absorbing
topic white .uss7s-,s" were no, even treated with the
cold r,-p.f. o. passing notice. Could suytbi1s dem
oas.ras more clearly chat the so-calsd Democratic par
~ is simply and ONLY Imposition party For long
wears past and especially for the las. few months these
mon have been constantly pradng abou. the rights of the
south and OH, interests of the South and the honor of
she South g 90 be upheld and mliauioeib boy the Demo
cratic party clone Aaj We. Wise and Hunter, and Hun
Ger and Wevere the only themes which these peculiar
friends and guardians of the South seemed TO take any
pleasure in discussing upoa-aad upon these themes
u1on che question Of mere msu'-tley particular
lg eloquent aud 6ery and tightly and uproarious Aud
m view OF this Fact we ea.rsat them, for the sake of
common dcceacy and common honesty 20 indulge in mo-
more Old gushing ''',5 anu .'.-''' ''o-' ',''
i'.9.'e' rights ANU -'-'' o' "5..-' '-' quo
Cor they are ea' Che men 90 uphold Che one or de-
..uI the other To is taer peculiar PROVINCE after their
resent exhibition TO sqltob.s only about men and the
sp5s and ,l question Of men ia q. last only question
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-20
The Post-nmre Debts.

The Post-Once appropriation BILL which has received
the Presidents signature appvopraes 100000 for sup
pyng the deficiency in the revenue, and detrayng the
expenses Of the Department for the year ended June
last 100000 toward the support Of the Department
for the fiscal wear ending with June next aud further
sum of S24o0ooo in payment Of the salaries OF officers
and clerks transportation Of the mails, wrapping paper
bag stamps Interest at the rate of per cent per
aunum 90 61 days after the expiration of the
quarter I'm which the service rendered. but in no case
proy TO the st of May 1882 the present date, shall
be paid on all sums found 20 be due the contractors for
carving the mails. The interes, shall be paid only to
the contractors themselves in full Of all damages by rca
son of failure or delay in payment No interest is to
be allowed on payments for the last quarter ended De-
cember last.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-20
ERnM CAIIEnRNIA

MALLoY's STATION, Feb ls-The overland mail Of the
9th uIt, with Geographic dispatches The 18th ult,
has arrived
movement on foot to change the Capitol of Cal
ifornia to San Francisco. Governor Weller denounces
the scheme.
The effort to elect Mr.. OWNS successor this winter
will probably be abandoned.
Two vessels had sailed for Japan.
The markets active.
The passengers from New York. the 9Th ult, arriV
ed at San Francisco on the Goth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-20
10 For I'D Conventlon.

We earnestly hope that our Opposition friends vii.
aoek TO ,he Convention on Wednesday from all parts OF
the State by hundreds and by thousands We shall cs-
tlug have one Of the very largest and most imposing
gatherings tha. ever assembled in the Commonwealth
And vba. 8, more we shall have with US more eloquent
and distinguished orators than on any similar occasion
heretofore.
Come oas, covE Am. and e. us have enthusiastic,
a glorious aheartstirring Conventiou-such an one AS
we have never bad BEFORE and such one, too, as will
throw the miserable Democratic row Of last week COM
u-gtsIv ir the shade
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-20

HNOR SALE.-A good family Horse, works well 10 ssf,
double hsrness He very gentle aud will be sod VT ~
fel5-4t BINPORD A PORrEa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-20

TIE PEIEsruooD.-The great, thinking, living world
of free educated men, this day not be sienced by
ecclesiastical authority nor 10 be convinced by the mere
fact that the doctrine is ANNOUNCED by minister OF the
Church There are two other agencies of at least equally
active influence with such There is the Bible itself
so unimpelchsby correct in It's explanation of the moral
phenomena OF human nature and pointing so clearly TO
the real solution. The other the life and voice Of the
Christian Lavmau. 1t is said the world looks to the life
rather than the profession of Christian: and certainly
il sympathizes more with the OF Christianity, who
are Of themselves and whose lives pass before their eyes
Ii this which makes it the duty OF the Christian Lay
man 70 utter no uncertain sound Let him preach in bis
life his word and in his doctrine. There is demand for
him. The world has now become the great Forum Of
the People, and in that Forum the Layman is at once
the Orator and Preacher.-CiH. Gar.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-20

Honolulu paper mentions the picking upby schoon-
err some six or eight miles from the Coast Of native
bow descrter from whaeship which left port the pre-
cedng day. The boy it seems, had felt little home
sick when he the green mountains OF Oahu growing
dim in the distance aud about eight O'Clock in the
ing he jumped overheard and struck for the land
then about twenty miles distant lie SWAN all night,
and at daylight was within half mile Of the shore. Here,
however lac opposed by strUug current, aud atvr
baetiug the for while, in the vain endeavor TO
reach the beach he discovered sail IN the distance
miles TO the eeward He accordingly changed his course
for the vessel and nine o'clock Friday morning was
standing upon her deck apparently but little the worse
for his fourteen hours swim.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-20
EXTRA DUBLIN sTOUT.-weh have

ENCOURAGE HOME mANtFAC1tH y.
IL The undersigned manufactures and keeps constantly on hand
at the Richmond Iron and Steel Works large and fine assor
men Of
IRON consisting OF all sizes Bar, Band
Hoop and Scroll Iron
Tire Iron. Oyals and HafRounds
Horse and Mule shoe Iron, Rounds and Squares
Lightning Rods. round and square.
Agricultural Drum Teeth Nut Iron.
Tobacco Mil raperrd and Plate Iron.
In short every description 81 IRON that be ordered
Also Railroad Frog TEE Steel Coach Buggy and sulky TIRES
and GU ,rry HafRound steel JAS HUNTER,
f.lO-3mF Richmond, Va.
f0-AI sizes Of PUNCHED WASHERS on hand rmade
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-20
hAnKLTI

NV YoEE, Peb. 1s-Pour quiet State IS o565 49, Ohio
g. 8Odt5 % Southern - jOGt5 - Wheat quiet
red 100 cs DO white lSS cts Corn quiet white TCGIS
yellow 4G cts Beef closed firm. Pork Il steady. Lard
steady at llGlI4 cts. Whisky is do At 23H cts.
BALTIMORE Peb lsFlour closed dull Wheat closed unchang
ed and nominal Corn closed dull but 6iHc higherwh,e IS
al cts yellow 800 cts by weight Pork closed firm
tlS Whisky closed steady At - CTS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-20

Mr.. STEPHEN WHITNEY, THE OCTOGENARIA
AND MILLIONAIRE

AND MlLLlONAlHE.
We have to record this morning the death OF one of
the oldest aud OF the wealthy citizens OF this
city-Mr Stephen Whitney. lie died at bis residence,
opposite the Bowling Green where he has resided for
the last thirty or forty years lie had been III Ill health
for some time owing his years and yesterday he died
at the advanced age of eghyour He leaves tour chill
sren-together with large number OF other relatives
lie was Tor long time connected with the shipping III
erests of this CITY, and acquired portion OF his immense
wealth in that business The foundation OF it, however,
was said to have been obtained in the following manner
During the of 1872 he was largely engaged IN trade
aud had large due him from parties IN the South
These Southern merchants being unable TO pay him. Ow
ing to the stoppage of all foreign business, last re-
sort offered to meet their liabilities by giving him so
much cotton which was then-the quotation being
merely nomna-yery low This he accepted and storing
away waited till peace proclaimed and prices rose
lie then sold it, receiving in return large prices,
giving him enormous profits, which at once made
him wealthy In the great panic OF 1857,
having immense amounts OF cash at his command, he
specuated in paper and real estate down town. These
of course he purchased at panic prices and when things
were restored to their original found himself mil
lionare In 1857 he was taxed Tor million and halt
According 10 the assessments on Mr. Aston, Commodore
Vanderbilt and other wealthy men, they are in proper
ton of one dollar 10 ten OF actual property
Estimating Mr. Whueys wealth on this perfectly safe
basis he ded worth from SlO,OJO,OUO 10 Sl5OOOOJO.-
Thus he millionaire one OF the few real mllonaires
in the city At the time that all the fashion and wealth
of the metropolis moving up town, and leaving all
the lower portion of the city be devoted TO business
purposes he refused leave his home, and though all
around him were stores aud Offices he still remained IN
the Old spot Mr. Wnney near and dear friend
of Henry Clay aud when that great mon visited the city,
Mr. ". always had generous talk with him, aud they
often dued together For Mr.. Clays advancement, Mr..
Whitney literally contributed his money, aud to the day
of his death he continued in the ranks OF "the OdLne
Wbirsn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-20
FROM HAVANA

NEW ORLEANS Feb. lg.--The steamer Habsna has ar
rived from Havana with dates to the 18th inst.
The ship Union, from New York to New Orleans, was
totally wrecked Gingerbread Shoals, the I'd inst.
Her cargo mostly saved, but in damaged condi-
ton. The and thirteen passengers were taken to
Nassau. The wreckers stripped her and burned the hull
The ship Ashland from Boston for New Orleans, with
cargo of ice, wrecked the same day, on Little
Isaac's Shoals Her crew were saved.
At Havana, sugars firm at l-2 to Sac. The
stock 10000 boxes against $4,000 at the same time
ast vear