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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-22

WANTED-ro solicit a call from all persons in
~ want of TRUNKS, at the RICHMOND
I u FACTORY, where | am extensively
manufacturing avery style, from the common up
to the most superior | RON RAM f. ALL
L E T II + K TRUNKS, LADIES' FRENCH
TRUNK KS. &c. All sold at manufacturer prices,
ct No; 81 Nam ST., in Saddle and Harness Store,
with VIM. SALMON.
~ TRUNKS REPAIRED.
Sc 3m JAMES KNOTS.
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Re- Special Notice. Va
OCTOBER, 1850.
SAMUEL NJ. PRICE co,
RETAILERS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Invite the attention of their friends and the pub
lie to their com pete assortment, Just received. OF
RICH DRESS GOODS.
Elegant SILKS, in newest STYLES, coored and
black.
Real Iris h and French POPLiNS.
Velour OFT OMANS and VALENTIAS, in every
variety-Plaid. Brooade ana Figured.
Medium DR. ESS GOODS IN great variety.
MOURNING GOODS, superior stock:
FRENCH ard SCOFCH EMBROIDER1ES.
REAL LACE, in sets, COLLARS and HAND
KERCHtE FS-the largest and best stock that has
ever been shown in this city.
VELVET and CLOTH CLOAKS, OF all the new
AUTUMN CLOAKS and BUSTERS, in plain
styles Scotch Hoods, and the new Arabs and Ar
gentines. "
GOODS.
FLANNELS-the best assortment we have ever
PLANTATION GOODs-ROME MANUFAC-
TURE- Manchester, Va Virginia Penltentiary;
Fredericksburg and Lexington Fulled Cloths a
full stock of Linseys. Kerssys and Jeans.
BLANKETS, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and
VESTlNGS. of direct Importation. oc2--ts
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MISS ADELINA PATHS
AREWELL CONCERT IN AMERICA.

M The public respectfully informed that
MISS ADELINA PATTI,
The Principal Star of the Academies of Music in
New York, Boston, and PhiiadeI phia, will give
TWO GRAND CONCERTS
IN THIS CITY.
UN D H E DIRECT TON OF
MAURICE STRAKOSCH,
On MONDAY EVENING. Oct I'D,
And on TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. 2sd,
AT THE
AFRICAN URCH,
tbRoAD STREET.
MISS DELINA PATTI
Will be assisted by the following eminent Artists,
from the AeadsTy OF Music in New York;
The DISTINGUISHED Young Tenor.
or, .,,o, The Eminent Baritone.
The Celebrated Basso.
:, SIG. BfsCACClANTI will perform a Grand
MAURICE sTRAKOSCH.
Di ector and Conductor.
"a For Programme and particulars, see small
"a Tue Price of Tickets of Admission to all
parts of the Hall, has been fixed at ONE DOL
"a. Tickets may Re obtained for both Concerts
az the primer pal book and music stores, and ar the
EXCHANGE Hotel and Bailsri House, and the even
Ing OF the performance, at the door.
10 Ia order TO avoid confusion at the door,
those who wish TO attend the Concert are respect
fully requested 10 provide themselves during the
"a Doors open at O'Clock. Concert to com
mence at O'Clock. 90 1876
NIKGINIACENTRAL AGRIIULTURAL
v SOClET4. TO prevent confusion and mIsun
defstandlng, persons desiring to renew their mem
beIship tickets, or to kecome member OF the Vir-
glnia Central Agricultural Society, are requested
" " CHARIiEs DIMMoCK,
IN .. Secretary and Treasurer Va. c. A. s.
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MISS r. LYON

Is now opening at her rooms, over the dry goods
store of Sword. d Thaw, second supply of
Misses and Chlidren's
STRAW, BEAVER and FELT HATS,
various sty les; n superb article of French FLOW
Frs and + FEATHERS ;'RlBB0NS, embroiders d
with gold and silver, ana u Ilety of other artl-
cles-to which she would invite the attention of
her city customers, and visitors to the Agricu'tu
raj Fair oc u st
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80. -. ypsIS. CARPETS :

CRATES, FENDERS;;fi,N'sss sS-l ~
u TONGS, SHOW ELS AND rua TO efslylT
for sale large and slss ant sssesIessSipsE as s
of Enamelled CRATES, VITA rnnS tas saal Ri
s All s Il + ssH HoV Il foNSs gossfes
SCUTfLES, CINDEk SHoss s,ysls asa Ie, q.
STANns Asndsoae stands tei shR nss sss
Brass and Iron Foctaen. TsysIa Bella n.
Briek Mon.ds. ali Kinds Of (lrs .,ss.r srlssa
made to order at the lowest Sopp pENoes
No. - Main street. between 's' est -
a H-l,n ffh
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HAVANA CIGARS INST gs.,ss
II TIOX Tho Subscribers easss,.Ias 49,
the following choice brands o. So 0pssss.
Cigars; Cabanas, z.garos. Opnolps -, Az"
al sslend,d Turkish Smoslns TnpnN' pfsssA~
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&A Coal OI.-Constantly on hand, large
supply OF superior Coal Oil.
JNO. w. GARLICK, A potheoary,
Market Place. Franklin ST.
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nDry Goods
AT AND BELOW COST,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
AT 2l9 BROAD STREET.
THOS. D. QUARLES ia anxious to close out his
stock of GOODS Immediately. and will. from this
day. offer great inducements to the trade to pur-
chase of him. His stock still consists of a grest
many dsslrabie Goods, particularly in rich WIN
TER 81 ks, which he will sell BELOW COST.
Ali persons in want of Goods at saving of rs to
80 per cent, wi hnd IT to their advantage to ex-
anime his stock before purchasing.
oo 22-6t THOS. d. q UARLES.
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ENGLIsHIMPORTA STEAM
Il Err CITY OF BALTIMORE 10 cases of
ENGLISH GUNS, assorted lengths and Bores.
S. SUTHERLAND,
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" SELECTED sToCK or phi n uV
SHAWLS AND CLOAkS@s1n. n S9f3Y lsEsR's 70
225 Broad street have just recslved TIL IS
ton some of the greatest bargains ~, ~ Of ~
GOODS that were ever offered TO me 40 y. y,esr
city, such ss Silks, Pop'lns. oosfs, .,t,stos ,
all in want of sny To gave me 3 car .,r.. q q
received and will copinus dalis ", ~ VT II ~,
the latest II, les of Z OAKS and ny ,s. ssss
as Arabs, Japanese, ZousVes' n.I.,ss q asa
called TO my stock OF hopsskesp rs ooS ss. : ,,s
sad ever, DESCRIPTION All klpas Of s md sosi'
of Cloths. L,nseys, &c; q msu , sS ~
wear Give Ne q ca os iiIIrrEI E0RFER
"aeie' No rs Broad sa"~
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

~ CHAS. Ben l. E, Broad street, between ID
aud 30, keeps la,se stock of Ladies', Gentle
and dehes any body in Richmond 10 eompets with
him in mis- line. as he manu- factures to order. and
suPerIntends himself. Great bargains In Ladies
and Misses co!ored Caters, Morocco Bootses.
Slippers and BusAns; Gent.emen's city made Pa
tent Leather tisiters, Oxford Ties and Slippers -
will sell my Summer stock of Goods at and be low
cost. Call soon If you wish TO get a good bsrgsin
CHAS BEbiE
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-G NEW GOODS OF DIRECT IN

~O NEW GOODS OF DIRECT IN.
fAPORrATlON.-Rich China decorated DIN
~ Sets. Of tweaty d ffsrent patterns; ele-
VI gantly DECORATED an. PLAIN Tea Sets: White
granite Dinner Wsre,T Ware and Toilet Ware;
el Glassware, Lamps, Chandeliers; House fur
nlshng Goods, &c.
Visitors TO the Fair are respectfully solicited to
examine cur stock which has been purchased ex-
euslyely for cash. and is therefore offered on the
most libsrai terms
SrEBB Ms. PULLEN L CO,
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IA! NJ IEL U CUU hSE, on
great MATCH RACE. for SIS 900 a side. three
mie heats, between Thomas w Doswell's Ex-
chequer, by Revenue, dam Nina, BY Boston, AMI
=. X. Fondren's b. H. Leisure, by Red Eye, dam
by Margrave.
In consequence of the inclemency of the wealth
er. and the consequent condition of the track at
Ashland, the above race, which was announced TO
take place at that course has been changed to the
Fairfield Course, and will come off DIS advertised
above. Both horses have high reputation, and
the friends of each sangulne of the success of
his favorlte and an exciting occasion IN racing
annals may be expected.
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PIANO AND TABLE COVERS, TO-. "a sh'
they will have made to order,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS.
WINDOW CURTAINS and sBiDys
We have oper ed splendid lot of CARPFTIE
of our own Importation, and are now prenarsd "a
exhibit the latest sly es IN every grade
Our assortment of CURTAIN GOODS. VIII
Trimmings, &c. is unsurpassed, and our stos,
complete OF WINDOW SHADES, FLOOR OF
CLOTH, &c. ~
BUYERS are invited TO examine our goods vk.oI
Will be sold on accommodating terms
Sc l7-2m& RICHARDSON a CO 8 Nsinr
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AIDES DRESS TRIMMINGS!

Il hDEIS7 DnFSS a VI VT My.
IL LADIES' DRESS TRIMN[ NGs'
am now IN receipt of n sp endd assortnsn,of
the very latest and most fashionable siyesof
LADIES DRESS TRIMMIN6S,
which wall be kept complete during the whos ns-
son, as my arrangements are such that ever new
ETY. e will be sent to me at once
Particular attention is called TO ny fresh in
ported stock of
BERLIN ZEPHYR WOODS.
IN all existing kinds and cOlors, which | An s5s
to sell At the very lowest PRICES.
WORST Ed JACKETS, TALMAS, HOODS o.
my own direct Importation, and far superior i
quality and style 70 any OF the Germantown gcc1
usually kept IN other stores.
STAMPING, EMBROlDERIhG and KNIT
TING done ON the shortest notice, and most ~
commodaung terms. c. B0ETTCHER
oc lin us Broad street.
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| WANTED-Three or four frst-rate BOOT
-" MEN. To good workmen constant employ
ment and the best wages will be given: Call at
once on JOHN C PAGE, JR.,
| l9-ts % Main street.
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(NANTED.-i can give employment for the
w balance of the year to good white nj N Frs.
Apply at Carbon Hull Mines, in Chest erheld co.
oc l3-ts JNU. J. WERTH. Agent.
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DRY GOODS, CARpnT1.s
- ANo0 a.

S25, 600. . ,sd A.. a GWAf1 I;,.,,
lSso-sPLENDID BARGAiSs-IIf.4slR Wsr9
this Important hpsiness sej,in Laa,e., a,.ssss
: .sss We ss. y s sad Sane, D Go.p The
rihce. our entire stock: Lss,s. ~ n.s; ~. ~
Mems and Boys Wear; cloves; RibbDfs's God.
ssIeached and Rrowo. Domes,,e.c. ' so,, aos.r,,
Skirts; Dress TRIMMINGS; Nsr,na l y, hoods, rs
sons from the country viii oaIl I.,SstlaInt. h,
Themselves az the good, viii 90 cb $40 Ia4s. &,
Nsspo a. NC. =. ots; Bovs Ws.r sa.a's
CHAs. A. GWAIKIS, 8,h md sv..sN.u.
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WTINDOW SHADE DgPOT-
DRY GOODs-FALL,l s6O.-kENT, PAN;

WOVDS~I AIab' i1O'-hHE \. n.lL.
- Il CO., Importers, JobAeTs and Nsass
turers, Nos. 1853 and les Main street, Rchmoss y
spectfully announce TO the merchants OF Flffsi
and adioiaIny States that they have q AZ
maEnlhcent and well assof ted Stock oil Z Vhh.- -,
and DOM ESTIC DRY GOODS, afsptsd TO- -
LIZ E.ar th.a G.aLl IA IN iLaIh
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A Card

psmins j, due to myself. and to Eat eniisai
en.d public opinion, which makes The grave a
.aae,nary not ra,hlessly TO be invaded, have II
express regret, that in allcj.ng yesterday to Gee.
W. ua-dwirts Of the Iynsabars Rgsnb!ieo"-
whose as~aol, upon the respcciaeil'y OF the tdi'-
or, Of this paper some time since justified the infer
,nse. thai be was obliYioGs 10 has own lineage
referred 10 the dead. have rctraetion 10 max
Of any remark applicable to the SAID liar'i"'ekc.
JOS BCTToN.
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Arr1rs--tirecn--non offering.
RsooS--DenianI goodt notice sales at lofetils mr.
prime
Br,Ss--Sone offering.
BEHswAx--}sGo<3 ceuts.
BirrsR-Nsrkt we'll supi.ed-Fresh 10 so NJ sale Tor
Firkn.
txy Isrye-saes ~ 10 - yellow: - 10 ~ for
Whit" bread Jon.
teax MraI-Pieris md lldi at s50bs1t. CENTS
fPngNr.--+famcs River 81. sn1Rs20d
DElsp FRrfrNo sale.
Florg-Tbe r-ceins continue gh-sith n ed Demand
quote surethne tG?3; isira sG3o; fami. $40.
GLAXsEgp-$i l2.bl.l5 crtr
FfsrtEEs.-tifGl5 cents
supply ample. No Peruvian Guanp s62,SO
p ana rs. Efes's Manipulated Guano 46s.J; som
uans tS1V Mexican Gusnn $500; American Hnano
$.0Ae Rhodes sup Phosphate Of Lime $4,000 Enifns lhoho
TobAccn <Te l.ulns Ground Bone Ash slI.;
Fo.o co.'s epluhle Po.phsied Peruvian tuann, Sshh:
Duguids Bone Dust SDoa Iufns ohaeco Manure. s451;
Ground Plaster in bain 1900; IN bags barrels slVu
SEFisJNo safe.
#UiSsrNa.-~6ifS61 cents
HAi.Ialea sl.l5%sti.1: y wagon load tt.oeGt Ellis.
1EnN.--Mouitag stnN9sl Il i"G
1Asp.--uppiy good at n :. q , cents.
LpiRrhomaSoan 4l,'i Mountain 81.
psfpSs-Sa sale.
oAts sheaf si5iets5 y 100 Ds White % Black IS
- bush Of - bs.
rr,s--Sn Bhrkeyc1 Offering: Cow Pea Oil .356Ds1.sO.
Pu1Arrra- White Mercer. sIGIfi.
1oHAt oOEocip continue large, with an Improvement in
the pfvVS ftr Efig Working and Extra Fine Wfappersf
which, much found hr present copa urge portion
If the crop u dark Interior order. which commands but
los prize. quota .iark lu.s at f2"H3o0; bright
grluid lu4 t4u,GST dark Leaf shipping and Stem
uint sR5t-b "orbing Leaf sSJ1P sl2oo; bright Wrap
lrr- 80 OaiU trd6t.
AHKATitcriis continue lght-Saic= being made -
small Nay sl.3pG5 tl.H for rtimt Eedand White.
Wool. -tnYashed 20 10 p cts; Washed ~ la %
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ETeretl
The Nashville Patrios publishes the following
CHEERING extracts from a business letter eancern.
ing the prospects Of Bell and Everett.
! Il have Teen travelling for five weeks in seye.
raj copuiies Of East Tennessee, and 30 ar !
have seen and heard any expression Of opinion
the nomination Of Bell and Everett takes well
with the conservative portion Of Tie people. in
GLIDING a great many Democrats | find
perfect host of honest Democrats who will not
support the nominee Of either Democratic fac
ton.
4 correspondent Of the Louisville Courier
lDemecratiel says that If Douglas nominated
n, Baltimore Bell will carry <ra.aeky by 10000
over the united votes Of Democrats aud Black
Republicans.
The Arkaa,as State Gazette. at Little Rock. an
original Houston paper. that proposed him fo-
the Presidency more than n year ago, comes t. us
with tie names Of Bell aud Everett, at tie head
Of It's columns Thus the ranks are daily swell.
ling.
Tue + >ian Courier says:
The p,hncai campaign i. fairly opened. The
Republican managers are working very bard 10
get up enthusiasm Tor their candidate. but the
people will not rcspoad. oae of tie most sinsu-
lar incident. Of their campaigning thcs far is.
tina, every orator who addresse. the pcorle begins
With an apology for having nominated Mr. Lin
elm. Thsn tie presses at war with Zach
9th er about the meaning OF the platform. In tle
State oi New York. the Republicans who were
shocked at the defeat Of Mr.. Seward, are now
confonnded with disclosures that that defeat was
the resui, of the treachcry Of protesting irends
The Natioual Party. on the other hand, is grow
in. 10 strength. In this State tie work Of or
eanration is going forward with spirit. We
receive. from day to day, reports Of club
CARNATIONS ana assurances oil u most hopeful cha
rac,er.
The same paper, speaking Of the progre.. Of
affairs in Boston, says:
The second meeting Of the Bell and Everett
Central Club will be held this evening, n, Mer.
camille Hall At the first meeting, last MONDAY
evening. one hundred and sixt, four men enrolled
,leir names as members of the Cuba very < Oh
beginning The number will doubtless be much
augmented TO night. The committee appointed
to nominate list Of permanent ofheers will r.
p9r, at this meeting. The enthusiasm among the
young Of this city in behalf # Bell aud Eve
rett is in striking contrast with the apathy which
marks the conduct Of the adhcrents Of the Repub-
lean candidates.
The Washington correspondent Of the PAila
delphia Press. says that the friends of Bel AID
Everett have plucked ur new couta goa, the pro-
peet Of bitter dissensions among the Dem e-nr9
Al Baltimore. They aege that thousands =
Democrats who did no, dcsrc - lecome kspaDt..
Nuth and South. The Southern Aueries
back home in high spri,s, aui al. - -
tttniz d and severe struggle fr a.>,p!-a-. =
y basi, 4 the exposures u tie o9rrorlsr, &
nj, Administration.
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TnE NugnLAR,urs OF Postmaster FOWLER. -
The 1,lpwing Is an extract OF n letter from gem
,leman rcsing Mt Havana, who went out in the
Moses 1nyinr with lsanc Y, Fowler. 1t conclu-
Aiyeiy cstabI-he the VIII, rculouts OF Fowor. he
letter hcar4 date Havana. Juno Sd
We bad only three ladies' on board and six gen
,lemen. and among the latter was the late POST
mbster. Mr.. Fowler. Of New York. lie called
bim.e,i while On board, Mr.. Potts, and appeared
quit cpble. After arriving at Havana he called
Ia Mr. iisin, our consul. told him who he WA
unl asked him il he should inform me. The coll
su replied in the Affirmative. So MIR. Pptts'
called and informed me. H. also informed me that
MIR, Helm and myselfwcre the only two persons in
Cuba whn know who he Was but ~ this present
writing 'uany persons know him and all about the
affair Should have said that he came on board
the Mo,e, Taylor at Sandy Hook, from steam
tag he having lift the ely the night preveas.
What his future intentions are | do not know
This OF course puts at rest the rumors recently
ru a. circulation, that Mr.. Fowler had never lett
New York. but was living secretly there with n
| ir cni,"
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FRuN Denver CITY--pnsrM FOWLER Re-
rsRtEEp Ar pIKEs PEAK..-Sr, JosEpu. June g
Adyices from Denver city TO tho Och inst have
Icon received. 1t is stated that Mr. Fowler, the de.
iaulilnr New York postmasier,s reported TO bavc
been iieutied al Pixies Peak.
The express from beaver with adyices to the
l4th also arrived to-day, bringing 5000 in
cold. The news from Arkansas mines is favorable.
man from there estimates there will he So 900.
00o ukcn from the California gulch alone this
season. onc man ha! taken out in ono day 60
ounces. Others give very uniavorable reports and
ray that but few claims will pay we'll
y large number OF the citizens of Denver are
going To the California gulch. |, is nno miles
long and from one to three hundred feet wide. -
Three small gulches running into it promises to
20 as rich as the main sulch. They are all .ree
from sn"w and frost y town has been laid out
IA beautiful valley at the month Of California
,;nlrh, called Jeaboo, which - rapidly filing with
'radng, houses etc
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NHANiNG purchased the entire ntecs; John :. Bass
The business ol Mckinney "a. shall cHniinu. the
G2NHHiL GHOtENl AND 'OKHLNNIoN BtSiAf>S
nj c odd saud No. &. Main Street, ynrhbure, under
thc style and firm Of VI KINNEY 20, whcr, hope hS
Wlmt attention 10 business, receive liberal Patronage
lr"in friends aud The public
We shall keep CONSTANT, hand, large stock Of
nEscElTIloS or topa n-m. found Ia large Grccry lousc
which viii sell Low CASH. exchange Tor Country
PrnluCo.
Idbcr, advances made all consicucnts produe, f,r
sale, when IN hand S.tMl II. McklNNEl,
JNO. II, FLOOD.
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Prosparsn OF Damocracy.

The Editor Of the Richmond fadex. now at the
Convention In Baltimore his WY tbither.
wrote the following 70 his paper: THE question
Of the admission of delegates viii doubtless bring
tho tug Of war between tho ,contendng inter, STA.
What is to be the up.htd Of the matter. no man
can tell. candor calls isr the admission. ho1ev-
cr. tia, tho sign.of the psesent moment are any,
thing bu, suspicious. We canne, say in The aa-
snaye Of tho lanented Richie. ''our political
skies are bright aud Frightening" They nre, IN
the contr,ry. apparently N dask as the ravens
wing. Blu we by means despair Of the Re
public
Oar latest Geographic slsices show that The
tu: IF var" still continues and that thc prospects
for peaceful solution Of difficulties is still, to
the graphic language Of our cotemporary. las
dark as the ravens wing"
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At late ratification meeting Of the Bell and
Everett nomination, held Mt Soreryiile Mass, tho
Hon. Leyerett Saltonstall lone oi lho honored
names Of old Massachusetts) thus spoke OF our
nonihe and OF their prospects, and was pecuii-
arly severe upon Summers late speech. We can.
not doubt that our cause is making great progress
in Massachusetts, for the Union aie working
with hearty good will. Mr.. Saltonstal said
that this was the most important epoch that has
been seen for the past half century. We are
floating near the qucksands and past dan gerous
rocks. There is corruption not only in the nation
bat 10 the State. The national Union party had
been formed 70 bring back the country to its old
honesty. lie would he candid in speaking oi the
opposing parties. lie was at Baltimore ut the
Convention, and he should never forget it. There
was no wildaess manifested. They wen, ,her,
to bring back the country to its ancient dgui,,
and honor. lie complimsnted the members tina
came from the South. He was surprised to fnC
the members from Georgia, Mississippi and Ala
sbama opposed to Houston because he was though
70 favor flhbusterism.
Hs then spoke Of the enthusiasm that was man
lIoBteQ hlbSk tuo uOkhAuauou VI Dell anu Everett
and said that the only argument against the nom
inati1n il. that the candidates are too respectable
He lamented that it had come to such pass tina
good, respectable men arc to be discarded III
then. spoke Of the Democratic party, and though
that il had lost its nationality and he thought i
about time for it to die Of old sge. The Reput
Hcan party were generally honest but they wer
led BY designing wicked men. He character
ID SnmBer's late speech a. awful. 1t Wa ius4l
upon insult hurled into the faces OF Seetheri
Senators. There was no manliness ana couras
n tn speech. II was like standing upon goa
own ground and heaping abuse upon Jour neigl
Dor. He then spoke upon the Republican pIa
form. and alluded tothat plank which part
eulariy ofsnsive to the American partY, .n
thoaght thnt the Massachusetts Legislation Wa
insured thereby. Heshsapke of the success
II tie National Uniop spsrty. The people wer
esEEDiing. The yodng men were coming on
By ss1le miracle that 10 to be wrought, som
ssy, ~ xers1 oing 70 succeed. He closed b