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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02
MissIssIppI Opposition state COnven-
ton.

The Opposition State Convention OF Ms
sissippi met in the city of Jack-on on thg -
uIt The attendance, the Elgle Of the SoHA
says, was not large. The Convention elected
Col. w. A. LAKE, President, aud GEO w..
HARPER, Secretary. The following are tile
names of the delegates appointed TO attend
the Baltimore Convention
VIM. L. Shrakey, Sr., J. ". c. Watson. Z
F. Niece, W IL. Shaw, G. Il. Crusoe, Pat
rick Henry, and Gu.tavus Wilcox.
Altenates--A. X. johnson. /. II. Partrid-e
A Z. Reynolds, X. Bell, NJ. Z. Sharkey, j..
r. Yerger, anu \. 5. Mitchell.
The following gentlemen were appointed
electors:
For the State at Large-A. R.JOhnson aud
J.w.C. Watson.
First District. d. Mosely, Of Pamela.
Second District-W. 4. Shaw, of Chicka-
saw.
Third Di~trict--W. B. Helm, Of Carroll
Fourth District. W. Wi.coX OF jefferson.
An Executive Committee to al vacanc .c-
ETC., was appointed, as follows:
GIL. Porter. W. A Lake. T. 5. Hun. ".
l. Sharkey. WIn. Yerger, A. G.. Mayors, L..
Z. ShsckclfoId, and ID. .. McIlSn.
A resolution was introduced and pa--cI
recommending Hon. w. L. SnAEKEY a t....y
first choice aud Hon. JoHN BEI.L as their Sc
cond choice for the Presidency.
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The Editor of the Rome (Ga.) Courier is at
Charleston in attendance on the Democratic
Convention. Speaking of DOUGLAS, in let
ter home, he says e
This latter gentleman's (Douglas,) chances
secIn to brighten as the day for the nominal
ton approaches. l have little doubt that
he can get the nomination if he is determined
to have it:-but l am inclined to think, that
the bitter and unreleuting hostility which he
will meet in the Convention. will convince
him that some of the Southern States he cam
not Garry in the election, and that the Adj
miuistration will oppose him. If his motto
Is not rule or ruin he will withdraw. L
am OF the opinion that he cares nothing for
the Democratic party; and his enmity to the
Administration is SO great, and his resolution
TO succeed in the Convention in spite OF its
opposition, so unyielding, that he will haz-
ard every thing in the struggle.
The Editor further says If DOUGLAS is the
nominee, he may be counted out, for he will
not support him. Well, we shall see.
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SI.erim,s Sale.

TOY virtue Of IA me directed, and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Uourt of Davidson
county, Tennessee, al rs January Term, ls6o, !
v IL expose "a public sale, IN the highest bidder,
for cash, al ;he Court house Yard, IN the City Of
Nashville, saturday, the 18th day OF May !,
lsGo, all the right, title, claim, interest aud estate
WI.ieh samuel AZ Aorga. then had, CT may have
since acquired In an, the following described Ne
gro nsmed sam, aged about sizty I've
years, eolor black LII, No. -. fronts
100 the South side OF Broad ss and runs back
hunared aud sisty Hiue fee alley twelve feet
" ide, anu fronts hunired said Alley.-A
tract land the south side Cambs rtzad rfs or
sistrlet No -, bes irniGg in Tie eentsr of the
BRICK Church Turnpike road, thence running North
:. -. ksst eniy poSs "a stake, thence - East
went, -6se tsoles, 5-le poes "a a stake on the
n boundary oi tae cid Page tract. thence North
/ SO " est With said Pa ine II ITO poies y
sto.e, theaee oaih ia wsst IS poles 10 rock 4,
theme south % l-+s vsst twenty poles u the
ire of the rsrnPke r0ad, tae1cs South Ssk Ezsl Ia
ycles tie beginning LII, No. 10 ia the plan rf
est Sashs lie, Gru.ffE hundred fe~t 90 De-
nsumbfsne street and running lck hrnsred and
seventy i've eel ~ Twelve feeLailey bring lsyirs
o. property II "a usoei X. NorgRA satisfy
a Jus gtn. nj rendered H. taseT az JAMS T. Falls
agais ; saaaei X. AcrEaa-
JOHN h. EMU IssoN,
SfeFsa 81 fssvtssaa eounty.
apT3o-tds- ~ A. CfIEEt.s tasp. sts'9-
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The Charleston Conyentfon---Duty
OF the Constitutional Union Com


The advices from Charleston are to the
effect that, after she adoption of the platform,
Monday. the delegates from a portion Of the
Southern States retired, and. Subsequently,
it was attempted TO induce all the Southern
delegations to do likewise. Those who re-
NAMED. it is understood, bad pledged them
selves to do so IN case of the rel ction of a
resolution to be offered yesterday by dele
gate from Tennessee, favoring the Congress
Efonal intervention for the protection Of
slavery in the Territories and requiring
vote of two-thirds of the electoral colleges to
nominate a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
withdraw al Of delegates had reduced the
number present. Ii this resolution was
pressed, it was doubtless repealed, and the
delegates from the non-siaveboIding States
leff TO themselves. This would be equiva-
lent to disruption of the Democratic party.
and would insure lis defeat 10 the Presiden-
tial contest. No after effects could unite
the broken fragments.
In view Of this state Of things in the Dem
ocratic party, and the prospective action of
the Chicago Convention, the Baltimore Con-
vention needs but sound and discreet noni
nations 10 carry the great masses Of the
people, North and South, and to bear of the
Presidential purple. We trust that the del
egaies TO that Convention will permit 10
thing to move them from the plain path Of
duty to the conservative union sentiment of
the country. They bold the destihies OF our
institutions for the next four years-per-
hapS for all i;me-in their hands. Let them
not fail to show themselves equal to the
crisis-
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rrrtnw,. EarIy A,taenmsn,.

Mr.. bryant. in his ealogy upon Washing
ton Irving. relates the following incidents in
In his lite, and which has so marked an in
fiuence upon bis character
1t was during this interval CISCO to 1871
that an event took place which bad a arked
Influence on Irving's fuime life. affected the
character of his writings, and now that toe
death Of parties allows Il 10 be spoken OF
without reserve, gives 4 peculiar iaterest TO
bis pars history. H. became attached TO
a young lady whom he was 10 have married..
SIC ii i uuwedded in the flower OF her age !;
there IS sorrowia! lcave-sakiag between
hsr and her lover, as the grave was about to
separate them on the eve Cf what should
have been her bridal; aud Irving ever alter.
70 the close Of his life, iendeFly cherished
her memory. In one OF the biographical
notice. published immediately after lrvins's
death. al old, weii-woTn copy Of The Bible IL
spoken u. which was kept lying GA the table
in bic chamber. withia reaeh II his bedside
tearia Der aame on the tale page in a sirii-
cate male hand--a relic u hich We may pre-
same % have brea bis constant companion.
IhoSe who are fond 81 searching in The blos-
raphie> II eminent mrH for tbs circumstances
which drtermined the heat 81 their grnias,
afssl IL this esd event. and tue cloud il threw
over TIE hopeial and chesFias period Of early
rsAsshasd. an explanation # the transition
truln lie unboanesd playfalaess OF the Hir-
tsty Of Ses York. 30 ne serious. trsasIeT add
mrall4sEfs vein Il Tie okrtch Bouk- =
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ed their necks. they parted with but little re-
greet lie read long protest sigHed by the
whole delegation, and r. fufing 20 allow any
other to cast the vote of Florida in the Con-
vention.
Mr. Bryan, of Texas, had long looked for
ward to this result. After few remarks he
presented the protest of Texas. declaring that
apessistence in the principle maintained by
a majority of the convention will ultimately
dissolve the Union.
Mr. Burrows, of Ark. in behalf IF the dele
ga'ion OF his State, then entered protest
that they could not consent TO place an UT
sound man on an uBsornd platform. aud ex-
pressed the opinion that the chief of the
sqnaiter sovereign should receive the nomi-
| nation. The protest is sgued by three of the
Delegates. who protest that no one else shall
cast the vote of their State in the convention.
The Georgia delegation asked leave to re-
tire that they might consult GU the question.
Mr. Merrick, OF H.. addressed the conven-
| ton. asserting that the chairman OF some Of
these delegations were Withdrawing their
States without consulting their delegations.
He therefore proposed an adjournment to en-
able them to properly consult.
Al the request of Mr. Russell, of VT, MFR.
| Merriek temporarily Withdrew the motion TO
enable him to Say few words.
Mr.. issell then spoke for Va, expressing
ueFp gym Pdtny iof the OouCnern Siales anu
| asking that an adjournment be made to al
| low of consultation.
Mr. Bryan, OF Delaware, in behalf of him
/ self and one other OF his colleagues, with
| drew from the Convention. He said We
| came here to join convention of THU ty-
three States, nine of which have now with
drawn, and we refuse to fetter our State by
participating in the action OF those that re-
main.
Mr.. salisbury, of Delaware, said that him
self and a majority of the delegation were
not now fully prepared to act He therefore
| asked leave to retire for consultation
] Mr.. Mcrrick moved to adjourn till to-mor-
| row morning. The motion was adopted aud
the Convention adjourned at T. NJ, after a
continuous session Of six hours.
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The YTomeatcad .oItey.

The N Y. I.eraid concludes review OF The
policy granting Homesteads 10 settlers Oa
the public domain a. follows:
The donation system was tiled both In
Florida ard Oregon, and siSually hil.d.
The gift of one hundred and sixty acre ui
land is no boon to men hvins "a thousand OF
fifteen hundred miles away ttum IT. TLUec
who can afford TO emigratc from the a-
board TO the West eau afford o. purcdas Sd
much land. A. the goyernmeut price It is
only worth SZu0. That is IA H1gaie!ic COM
pared with ihe expense OF Eeltlng 10 ia-
West, purchasing stock and syld and iarn-
iug Implement, and building u, use, max
ing fences aad clearing tue land No iHau
can be induced to go out West fnr suc.i a
considerat ton OF what use, Tor usiancr.
this grant To the idle factory hands la u b.
s..chusetis? uuw can they CT u the W..
To make il available to them 10 womb D.
necessary TO give them not only the land ult
from $500 10 : 900 each n.t4l- /, Cong -
prepared To DO thisi IL il j. not, Ties lo
give the land tree is giving away so much ~
Tue common property to Weston citizens az
the expense Of Eastern and Southern c q
gems, who have au equal right o. II. II Ie
land is to b. distributed at ali. the only Eir
way is TO give Il TO the several states. 1aUse
who are advocating the du4d ION of iae
land to individuals are doiiig 50 10 Civ "a
unfair advantage to their own constituent a;
the expense 81 the whole people, or thy 4Fe
demagogues, Who pretend TO De g'nerou- 10
the poor oi tie seaboard Stats. ~hen th''y
know very we'll that they ctunot ace pc
their gilt. II j. Ike the agrar agitaioss OF
ancient Rome, giving the distant coaqHefs.
lands 10 The plsOeians on condition al set-
thing. The answer of the -Opie was. tait
they would prefer corn at Rome 10 iand ai
Aniium- Tao Gracchi AMI otl rs Only ,ia-
iuded the people about the pub.ic iaad7 i1f
the purpOsc u raising themselves 10 p" "a
on their shoulders; and tie people lUunu
them out ut issr. b. their co ls'sIs viii ag
patTicians iot Offices they drove tie rel 80 4
10 the verge Il destruction al TX Il "a
lines. 1he saHe game II nov heing p.ss q
in cur on r. bile. aud the bsiae Oi i,li o.
the iaDdisss Is oae OF the art - wbicI iar
dcmagoga's a.e practising su 'he eiesiai ,
VI lbr PEG, ic.
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One Other Lot.

'FRONT.' ng 81 feet on Water Shelby Is wharf
and running back to low water mark
Ne would respectfully ask the attention Of those
wshng to buy lOts IN thecity sale Offering
Inducements as the property Is positively 10 be
sud. The lots offered II mes addition not
passed by any 10 point OF location or beauty
sale 10 con.Inc on Lots Crawford street at
oclocz. Imnibuses viii leave the upper end Of the
Market II eg-e al that time for the accommodation oil
those wishing Co atieud the sale.
Terms 90 SABA credit OF L, and years, FOR
notes satisfactorily endorsed bea ms inter 81 and
Len retained.
For pisIs and further description OF the above
properly call 6LASCOCk = AEWSoA At tie
Mayors Office.
S n. HoIIIvGswoaTH, Mayor.
+. X. GLAscoCK, Aucti0neer. msy2-td
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The FRosr IN INDIANA.-From our exchan-
ges in different parts of the State We learn
that the frost which fell here quite heavily
on Wednesday morning, and yesterday, was
very general in its visiations, but 30 far APP
pears 10 have been less mischievous than
usual. The peaches. we believe, are safe yet,
or tue greater part OF them. 1t is to be hoped
that this visitation, like all the rest of the
season. is ahead of its time little, and that
we shall escape the damages OF the May
freezing Indianapolis Journal. 27h.
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Save Your Horses.

ave take great pleasure in recommending the
Mexican Mustang Linitnent a valuable and inds-
pensable article for Spsains Sores Scratches Calls
on Horses Our men have it for Burns, Bruis-
es Sores Stiff Joints an Rheumatic Pains. and all
say it acts like magic. We no other LInnsent-
". HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Harnden's and Wells, Far
go Co "a Express"
Gentlemen ,-iI had negro man worth 81 200
who took cold from bad hurt, and was useless for
over one year; had used every thing could hear
OF wi bout benefit, until tried the Mustang Idni-
ment II has perfectly cured him, and 1 can now
take The above price for him.
Respectfully yours, ~
t = JAMES DORRANCE
Every Planter, Teamster and Family should have
this Invaluable article Sold by all respectable deal
throughout the world.
BARNES PARK,
may1-lm Proprietors, New York.
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COLUMBUS. Ohio. July %. 1913.

GENT EMEN:-1 have delayed answer to
your communication Of the ii th instant, that
| might have time for mature reflection.
This was due to you. to myself, to the sub
ject, and perhaps TO the country. | have en-
deaYored To consider The matter in all its as
poets and consequences.
The great and exciting question of slavery
entension, in the judicial form it has assumed
by the act of the Senate, as it bears upon my
position on the bench, the use of my name in
the present canvass. aud the rejection of
it by the Ohio delegates to the National
Convention, the relation which Mr.. Van Bu-
rem maintains to the public, have all been
deliberately considered, and am brought TO
the conclusion that ought not TO go before
the Buffalo Convention as "a candidate for the
Presidency. l feel deeply and gratefully the
honor you have done me by the expression
of your kindness and confidence in cvnnec.
ton with that high office.
Resting upon the principles of the Consti-
tuition, they have been judicialiy settled,
the free States, by moderation, vigilance and
hrmnesS, may prevent the extension of sia-
very to the free territory lately annexed.
hdhOut The sanction Of ttic, Slavery can no more
ari3 territory than Jreaihe aCtLhoua
ar. StaCes are not property aOhere they are NOT
made so by The municipal LaD. The legislature
of territory can exercise no power which is
not conferred on it by act of Congress.
With the highest respect, am gratefully,
your obedient servant. JOHN MCLEAN.
To james A. Briggs, Reuben Hitchcock,
s. |. Noble, Samuel Williamson, Ii. T.. Kings
ley. Thomas Brown, Trad Kelley, John De-
lamdter, aud I. q. Turner. Esqs.
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gzo- New York city is a Democratic city
by teas of thousands majority, and the
State OF California has been compelled TO
send an agent there to protect passengers
them
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02

- Mrs WinsiosS, experienced nurse tIa
emale physician, has soothing syrup for children
eethrg, which greatly facilitates the process of
teethi-g by softening the gums re lucing allnfama
on-wilI aliay all pain and is sure to regulatethe
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
yourselves and relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement u
mother column une7dxwIy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02

Herr Bauer, the originate. ia Earope q.
ali the various quae,s methods Of printing.
died In Narzsarg al the asc oi 20 years. he
was born al Wartemharg. aud was an eas.-
neer By prai. sion. lie eossmeaeea hls l..
bors In 1910. The frst pre- made b. lilo
wss for zFr Lesdas Hmss toe seeoaa Ia a
paper al Bsrla; Ihe Third ler ihs Stale pslsst-
ine-hoare OF Prussia sAile tAe ioafsb seat
over 20 Anleflc4.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02

The editor OF the Louis,ile .ioarngf J .
been informed by zone OF the inst nfcn oi
Mississippi that Senator Dr0@n, OF HAT
State. lie "heaest but not bTi sht- We daH
make boasI Il IL, bas the lsset =. one a tae
Indiana $ naiqrs is Blight bu; aoi heisrsl.
-Eadissss ogtfrssr.
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Sherin-s Sale.

DY ylrtne q veadlueai exFonas, IN favor
ID = .. LessenF IS. y. 4, Hcks. - me dirc1ie~i.
Ala delivered from the H0aoFzble ClTcUIt tossft
81 navi8soh oounty. Tennessee n JAuuzry Fla.
ls6O, viii expose 10 pablo sale. ~ the highest
bidder Tor cash. ~ the Cars hsese fsFa. &c The
CITY u Nashville, StIC EnAi. the lsta DAY e
Nay ls5e, al the right, ste, claim, s1teTess and
estate which D. n iiicks sses bad. nssF have
since acquired "a and 10 she faiiowing described
psos.erty xs part o. Lot : >, n islan No tae
IS c. Naaee ser tie raAsa Bzak ~ 4sHsessee,
resistsrsc h. tie Registers IN e q fAyisu1 ca1a
~ Ia ak 8 nsss rs besns part Of 81 conveyed
- J, ". A4Ff By 4 a. Appffs9a b. aeed REGISTERED
IA the Elce sioEszasa bossk Is, pzgs 40 ash
800 and ,sarttr.l4Iiy described fstiews- Bexfn-
lisg At stake IA the tne of Sprag street, seztts-
ezst corner Ma =. slsslee ". the l.ae q z4d
spriag street 90 seet q STAKE IN sSe isEe 81 sstd
- eet theses - - Ii segies North 80 feet 10 =
l. zlies, tAs Asst M SAL Aiiey co fe- h
s1zke. theacs ftt zas les Ssesh go fezt % tn
eeganias. TIE asss - TIE same i sesszlsFes IN
s.e ezs zfsss<sls 1esk Is, 7sge so, sesi-d - -
Lar FEotsEty 81 D. o. Hseks. - sAtzfs feas1se1t
asssssss sa1a Hseks ia f.veE u 4. C. Lsssses
J. X. E04GNbs0Hs
asfSe-sas sz-eT.asf pessezel sez1.y-
1 %
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House-Keepers. Attention.

THE attention of the readers of the Patriot the
i Ladies' more especially, is requested by Messrs.
MACKENZIE & MlNCHIN, to the excellent Refriger
ators and cheap Fruit Jars with which they
supplying citizens Tempests' Fruit Jars ad
mirabiy adapted for putting up all kinds of Fruits
and Berries They durable, simple and cheap,
aud the demand for them is great that already
nearly three hundred dozen have been sold.
may2-G
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Sunday School Celebrations.
Flags! Flags!! Flagsu.

NOTHING adds much to the appearance of a
In Procession of Sunday School Children Flag
inthe hand of every little boy and girl. LUCK
prepared to furnish them IN any quantity, at u
College street, up stairs Shields Auction Room.
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Magazines for

MagaZints for May.
FRANK LEsLIE'S MONTHLY GAZETrE OF FASH
IONS.
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE
GODEY'S LAcY'S BOOK.
PETERSoN'S NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
ARrHUR's MAGAZINE.
HARPElI'S MAGAZINE.
IRVING MAGAZINE, For May 5th.
wAvERLy MAGAZINE, For May 9th.
YANKEE NOTIONS, kc., &c, &C.
Also all The latest Periodicals, resolved by
+. HAGAN.
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! vol. u no., Cloth.
This book describes minutely the whole country
washed by the Anoor River To this large tract
attention has lately been directed in a very marked
manner by the action Of the Russian Govern-pent in
taking possession OF it, and it is probable that
long, for commercial oF- other purposes. an ac-
quaintance th II viii be as necessary as with any
other division If the earth's surface. Mr. Collins
has proposed 70 himself satisfy the neccs si,y for
knowledge. He visited every city on the banks Of
the river, noted their peeuliarties, and the life
character and manners Of the people, especially tue
condition Of trade, industry and social life among
them. de describes the nature OF the river itself
with respect 10 the feasibility Of navigation tue
comparative witness cultivation OF tn. ~oun
tries and iI-all in graceful and attractive
narrative.
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Mercer Potatoes.

100 RUSaEE Se~ York Mercer Potatoes, good
fUO Tor easGas piaatias, ja-l rec eived ana ier
ssIr bY A. JENKINS,
taar.1-u No Il south Asrket 81
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nem advertisements.
For Cairo and St. Louis.

For Cairo and ST. Louis.
FT'HE fine passenger steamer cyT~SH
Il GEN. ANDERSON, MILLER 7zczOifzsssAA1
Master, will leave for the above .lzzfz5szs5aes1
and all intermediate ports "WEDNESDAY, the 2Dd
of May, at 10 O'Clock A M. For freight or passage
apply ON board or to
A. HAMILTON, \ -.
may2-1t H. ii. HARRISON. Asen's'
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JUST RECEIVED BY
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A excellent Horse and Secondhand Buggy for
N sale by BENZ. +. SHIELDS CO.
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laew ADVERTISEMENTS.

100 EXTRA FINE EVERGRtENS; Norwegian
lOO Pines; RIMS Larico; Silver Leaf Pines, &c ,
just received from Rochester anu for sale by
mayl-tf BENZ. SHIELDS * co.
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lust received zoo a. sortes Canary Bird Cages Il
% all sty ies eoiors and prices, bslisonlt
a. ever bfought tkss market f.r sale los by
frbS-af J. ". NILSSON.
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w anteA.
CANARY Cages |!

tnOO RusnEI.s coon ci-EAN NILfET SEED,
tOtJO By A. JE> kf>s,
Jaasl II No. IL Sonth NaFkrt street
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Views ofIndpe ucIean

AS the name of JOHN MCLEAN, Of Ohio, is
likely to be csnyassed at the Chicago Con-
vention, with reference to the Presidency,
the following letter from his pen-written
nearly twelve years ago, but expressing bis
deliberate and unchanged convictions on the
great issue of the day-will be read with
marked interest:
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DIVIDEND.

A BIyIDE<D u IHgEK PIX oKSI on the Capital
y Slack Of the Nashville aud Chattanooga Rail-
road Contrary Was this day Gee AIRED BY the Direc-
ofs, the sEhts Of tins last SIX this. pAys-
Bile sae ftef The lalh last, al The oilce Of The
rreasaFer IN Nashville. " a Ga EANks,
aITs-im ire..sarsr-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02

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