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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07


Kerp u tsfars ,hs r-y7ir, That the re
psblieaas ia Congress pat ia nomination.
fIr Speaker, theu sad most Oh,
jesiiossbls usa, .SAssaaa-IhAt The
Dsssoersis pat 10 naai'sstioB = far maa
In the per,oa of NJ BlrDrk and that
the South AansrieauS offered ssaBd pa
i,eaal rBsh, aud The oSusr Of one hapd-
red negroes, 20 sit NJ Giimsr, Of North
CarliBa.
Ke,p Il bsrors ne I',oT'i~, That the
Dsaserals, eight, 6Se IN oamber. by
uai.'HF sitk Ike tsenty three Southern
OPposilioa NEE. eouII elect Gil,aOr snd
defeat The Black Regabheaa candidate,
10 .. mach e. Giitacr has beea able 90
oOHssard thirty ak ysIos, aud Of this
fact they received public notice 90 the
RyoT 81 the House.
Ge.p Il b,toss ,ts po7'is, That the
ssathsFn Opposition, BY suitinE Stb tie
iismacrsts, esnnOt elect the Democrats
candidate, for Speaker, a. they could aa
Is give the ssadidsIs one bHRdrsd ssd
sighi vctes, sud wsre hoiI6ed by the "A
{, Leeomptoh peaoerats, thai Ia such
event, they SoalI e. over to the RsPab'
hcass
Kr'P il tffere The Poap'r, That there
are tuo HUNDRED aad Ih,rIy sssso msm
bsrs II the House but the BaubeE mas
tered II the various baliotiags had, has
ouiy been two hundred aud thirty twoj
aud that these votes have usually been ID
yi3ed tiu., shermsa llH-ll1cork, 80
--Iillner, 3--ths rest scattering.
KnP "a Lejors fLs poegts, That for
days together, is vas stated thai cut
hcieBt portion Of The EorIhefn OPposi
ti,n eeaId be induced TO concentrate on
G,ln.sr to elect him. provided The Demo
Gratis woaid adopt hiu. add uPon spbRit
tigy Go the Democrats Ia caucus Of
their osn, fssiss Of thsa refused TO
ssRpvfi Gilmef, she had beeB opposed to
: their Kansas ADD I.ecVwF,on frauds !
KseP Il ttJsre ne peai'te, That the
saath Americans thea Sithdrss Me-. CD
mer, aud Put NJ. Bssstsy, Of Virginia,
On the track, true ihas uho hAd never
bseo 10 Congress, bat the Democrats
sOaid noi seaport bini; aud although
lIoTKLER withdEsw, often getting IS maay
( a. 40 votes, aud soaiBstsd Coi- MlLl.-
SOS, = worthy Democrat Of Firgiaia,
Democracy would not Sniie on him, be
cause he bad, in Congress, opposed iaslf
inlshsas Kansas fraud
kseP 10 before ne Psepis, fhs. upon
an intsrehaBgs Of 'liss, sufficient nun.
Der d the Opposition ia Peansylsanis
asd Nsw Jsrssy, agIssd le giEs GiiSser
! the Tsaaisiis votes 10 elect hin, GHd thus
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07
o.. CasEa, fstsyia esvaiy, TIA.
DresnitFf -, 90

D6nion Sentiments ia South Carolina.
ia account 1t the locality Whs's 1t was
delivered, the following extract from a
speech Of Wade Hampton, spoken ia tie
Senate Of South CarJlns, ga she lDIh OF
December, Hill attract the a'rshlioa Vi cur
readers:
No Lausn foresight eaH predict the
consequences that would lollow . uissola.
ton d this J'uioa The ark u iieed.,a
mas be oyerthrowb, the ciiy Of refags
which we have built up here Ia she vii
drtnrs. TOT the oppressed II ell Chftstra.
dua, maj be iorn daWn aud liberty bsr,elf
be forced TO weep over che untiuiely grave
Of her youngest aud iAirest child O,hru
may speak lightly Of che disruption 81 ibis
great Coufvdcraey, Of Remembering TIL.
nighty empire, aud forming irou' ITS de
jevtA membFa another Of mere enduring
/ elements aHd higher des,inies, as easily as
a ehiid Knocks deNn bis castles OF cards,
I 10 rebuild them Is a!s fauey saFgvsls but
I would not have nay eVaaiTy, With rssh
hssis, OF unprepafeJ, venture Ga any ex-
pertinent that must, ahdsF say uireaa.
staaees, b Uae Of issyfai solsmaity Ma
tafe shows rs BY what sloW processes her
mighty results are arrived a., asd exPefi.
spoe leaehts Us haS easy aud rapid Is the
( work 81 aemelttioa
The suhlsst oak Of the forest, the pride
/ Of car Woods, andsT Shoss Sids-spread
BREACHES the tvd lnaa may have tatea re
tage for centuries, aud whose giant trunk
aud deep eel roots hare proudly dsiisi ths
Etoras Of tboassnd years. fails 10 al hoas
bvfoIe che sHs sf the needless SNodesn,
| The GfvaI Architect Of tas Universe him,
self, tie who could BY Thoughts haze eel
led iato existence al created thiHgs. desm.
cd d not beneath bis majesty aud diEhity
( 20 labor II the work Of erssiioa foF siI
dsjs, thus teaching 10 maa, By the sakh
Rssi VI lessons, that tine asd labor aFg
necessary 10 the perfection u 81. great
Wsrka AZ ia salaFe, 80 Eith sasiSas
. A theas~Bd ls.sssss5ss sslss y t,sss Atsts--
Az ksss aaas ~ i, IL rs ssst sA4 shea
caA ssas iss ssaIttsss sFsHaast Tssessts.
Rsssi ,ss siresss scs,sHi staqsiss 'lms sod ttsf
"Nesss, siS, never lgaeFabt. reckless,
ur wicked msa inay IN az hour soFk The
ruin 81 abe PEOadssI eaPaEs es Earth sad
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07


The asst Of January Is agsia upos o.
eli, aaa eas MetshsBts, Tfsdoss ssa Me
ehseies, who bsse been bOakt4g H,atssfs
aEaiss. as sll, during the pact ysaF, ara
also npea Is, snd want their nosey, - -
10 NEE, their Vsvstsl engagements We
have bssa teillaR oar nsisbbors and pa,f
FoRs, Ter yeafs, 10 economies, sHd set TO
bar articles they can well DO Niihsal, be.
ssass .ksy could buy apon ersdi. Bat,
loo bssy, considering all Ppfsssses made
apan credit, - mBeh clear Eais, have
plugged In, sod pcs Nhea psy day has
come, they are vsIsa, beeasse ihsy are
ui,hsat the steass, asd shsy ben ssd
bsw, ecSnplsin d Psitss snd Thick sosus
things are charged they never gos The
truth Is, neo bay articles 'hey ess eel
afford 10 do without, because they u'e
" charged IN tie toaks," sod articles boo,
Ihsy xoald do without, II they bad 70 haal
Qua the pesey to pay for them. We teIl
ruch sgsie, aud we tell osyisirss, not 10
purchase any thing they Gao do without,
simply because they &c. credit pr.
Ffaaklis's advice vas. take care Of the
psnaiss, aad The poshds viii take care q
themselves"
Msa ate continually ihdaIgialg IN susI'
expenses, saying to sbemssIvs', this 4
oaly tnas. Tea eeais day, fsr Cz'r'r
!. thir,y-si1 dOIIars sHJ half q yesr and
/ tba, ia the iatsiesi u a capital 81 sis haa'
dred dollars. Tea cents day. Tor iiqasrl
( is the sane thing, aud The two together
make The interest on = capital Of twelve
hundred dollars a year Tea eeats day
fet si1ises Year,, amounts 70 ak hnhdfsc
dollars Tea rsbts dsy. savsd, Is hoi
much 10 itself, bal 10 saving ii, uaa &C
qsires habits u economy tia, Snsll coo
s,aaily advance in wealth To sgasRds
svss 10 saall saRss, IL he fest 'isp 70
sstd. the Poot-hoase Add whils -
thus write, sc soHld Dot have vshsfs 4
regard rs a. a htissT---Hs are the FsTsrse
oar nsighhOrs say, sod are guilty 1t th
vrrs eAtrsysgsass 90 s5nIemB. save, al
usys. 10 the ease Of C,sass aaj I4s0r
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07
Tho Ma,Is

The mails ATE more lrrcs aIsr DOW. than
uc hsye kaosa them TOT years On Mon.
day mornins, We received the Nashville
fsioa, BY the EdsjsTa mail, aud the same
evening, 80 reviewed the ilsltlmeie tip
pes BY the Hes',fH nail for t~o ssIat.
days ia saccsssiun, oar paper hss failed to
itay FL ne Tar 5. SSsttwster ia one dag, by
Railroad, distance Of some forty mlles 7
From The time the Legislature convened
anlil nov, the kusE eOunty Nlemhers have
relieved three papers. Since Cess'sss
eoavsusd, Nelson and Maynard have re-
sisv,d fAr-e papers each, though 10 have
cent them hrre ia ta'A ussk Every
lbiug is IL the hands Of Democracy, aud
40 are unable 10 laeats the negligence.
Something wrong somewhere
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07
Rnoxviile ana Kentucky Railroad.

Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad.
To fAe kiiifar 80 ilerewiih | haaj Yea
a aute irosa Col Nee Chief Eprlacer Of
the kaeKS,lis q heutaeky Ra'iTsad JstH.
paby, I desire as pubnssI,oa that toe sst.
ilgas If hsoxyills aud o4Asr teckhuldsrs
aiay see that our Beord Of Duees0.s have
not without due consideration resumed the
wssk Bpoa the rad laasauch - the re.
soaFc.s Of she Company arc smpIe 90 ees-
stracl the thirty aailss ts0a Knoxville 10
Ceai creek, thereby giViag 10 u the eo,n-
mani Of sll the lrsde OF the Clisoh aud
i'owell's River vslhss and slse opening 10
Kae1viiio means Of obtsiniug iarl ahd iFpn
al As boz rates a. are offered % aay ctly
10 the Cbited StAtes, u - matter ai
seine sarpI,ss thai ahy Of eitissas shOaId
oppose wsTk
The iHSslcalasls advantages shioh u,ll
resalt 10 Knoxville BY obtaining the esst
hisamiBoaa zeal st fr0m Sc 10 Toe per
basbel, 81 commanding Ihs eHt,Ee gram
aud cattle lrada Of Poweils valley, apd
tbs solrssPoadiRg advantages Which aust
accrue 10 the counties u Aadersaa add
Ca@pbsl, causes asioRisAweHt that say
oas shoald latter in bis advocacy Of tbs.
sogk, whsshsE be Be citizen vf kaoS
vile, Of Of either Of the above eaaallss
"A I have said thai the resources 81 abe
gyspaay are more than amvlc, ia vieS u
The Eag,aeeTs essinsiss, 10 complete the
.hiFty miles 10 Coal Creek, Yea mast 40,
dsu,aad NE 10 meas thereby that this IS
~, provided, the efforts u vsFtsis parties,
Has At work, ~ asPFssiass The ya,as Of
The bonds u Knoxville aud ARdsfsVa
uhiy, do act succeed II the credit uf
The city Of haoKsilie can be - Gar De
s,Foysd a. u eaase her beads 20 b worth
ualy 90 or SO eehss IL the dollar. thea
the resources Sih hAIdlJ saass bal lf
lhe inhabitants ef ske place. assigoas II
Ia. NeliAts, With Commesdshls kssaF yrisis,
striys rather - advance than 20 sffftTset,sts
The value It the beads, ne SHAH hare
sens meass 10 spPiy - ihs sxsrasisa Of
The read fran tspsl Crssk 70 the State
hLs
WlH you be kisa ssaagh 10 gave sssss
10 The Heis ct Csl Nee, wAe Is saFPat'sd
lhtnazhoas ia his sslisaAlss BY tha Sniy
tsu SngiaseFs ia Esss Tsnsessss hen eR-
gagged sPoa pablo ~ovks, il tbs pasis'oH
It the Slale, aad - 10 whose skin sad ae
easseg 90 rs5sfssasHt = BeeessasJ %
lhsss zha kseu hiai.
RssPeetfsily,
jos. A. MAsBY,
RsssE a. 4 X 4, 4. c.
RK8san8R'so fslcs KsoxytLtK s Kr, r.
Jss 81, A. D 1899.
La 4. MAJ. RxiIsSl SIR s--SiBea
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07

Aavr ths fslare to carry every thing
te the extreme So.lA lals, On Monday
,be e6th oil. a the Ceat H1u,s. 81 ~
tass Sgsthesn meeting wAs held shsi eve.
uine =, the " Rel ueuss, Is (which +" -
Of the Saasherh Medical Students, Who
len Philadelphia " vere rresoai A,
his westihE the trsc p~'scipAes Of SOuIhN
esn ptmeerney wcrc sci forth IN string
# rosolusioss cgerod By the President u a
6itle p,ssar~e,tc Bssk 10 this city; ard
20 the lsil Of ,ljs ssrisg, his sspbse 0fer
ed COS. to she traos sad eject GAlvinE
Tea. ; { Gsussvy saeres the folio~ ne re-
ssulaU. ubtsh ~ uEssiguausly adopted
i-so5s-s, Thst the allasiga msds e he eoa-
''HyI q sefse ale 90 SKA * tEs Aeateas Sta
,5-zts II refaF-srs % a. iBtcrsieI tney had
"a = Y C-vEsF. rrs;vestiaF him e leave tAe
s.Jy. 50 Rast5ssC ra roavjcsF ard resI-sCt 30
tbt.-s ggBslesaaa. and thst Is tsss Bet nret Sith
'ss AFFFvssliun q tsis svsuus
AsE. 1t heard the remarks made by
Rst, NJ Para, IL refeTencs se the tvs
Medical S,saen,s, aasaing ous amer Fco'
Crsgsr, 20 : fsS hears aaeF they lsHded
here, sa6 re ja3oEss his sosgim0his, and
approve BIS advice - the Staieats, vhsa
BE ecaussisd then ta sttrsd 70 the,s oua
bs>iuess r. their eVg States, sssasing them
shat 3be sts4eas # knoNvl,le Nefe comPe.
srot 10 take oarc ct shsmselres TbW wHs,
uayrogyeT. the sentiment Of the ctowd,
vb,sb xss vets large. The ofscioss IN
tcTasiEaHg q fsS strange Students 10
'te sEssrs 81 this city, Tzs greatly "ssat.
IEg n oesrlssy asa TesPeei 10 the siti'
Feg- q tue pisos.
Rssss vas 2Gi yvsss %, shsu the Fse,
PIE, after gssrssl With their senatsss,
withdrew ts Noes Ssees, and ssood out
sEalusl power, uatl lhe CREATION ef The
royasar Tfibuacs. New, when Ger city
q o., - yezFr Of sgs, our medical younE
Tgaple frgsu Pbilsisiphis, Esd msny O
ggr c.ilsess" straek az sq5sTFei wi'h
ssacl---y sbd wcsio3 10 The " BE.
uoEse. We syeg,sg I've Thousand year
10 ad,sucr q bSslheR Rose "a progress
sad rrsa5mrat bss ve call apps oei
lrscs5s t. rrcs].sct The sal tate ct those @
tsg Company, uhs 81 isto = reaeFal Sight
thsl ni-as: and EagghsJ 90 reoaliect tie
sz5 fsfe = the
Tr-o- 20 .ssr@s- sh1 sAslisE -eat
HFaaH IN ssarf-Hf -7zF.
r-r rI.Ig 49, a. fe=i ss.
Ts4- 49,
49, Itlss- hAsEz5 i-sr e. s-aaass
"A sE.sa- IS - -za
sc ~ SHsssg . 1srs~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07
VOID. seasonably spokon

The Sew lIanpshirs Iyyss & .Sl,erta
Tor, Published at NssPgrt, copies an srti-
Gle ffas asotber New Hampshire paper,
asd endorses it, ia words Of s.sdom, filJ
spoken, sad s0FshJ Of the consideration d
al Sarthsfu ueB. We sotsHead the
vsrn ed gsseroos spirit in which The
article i written. The following passage
sfisFds a specimen Of the spirit and logic
IF this ssa-oaabis article
TIE besss Ia. bses PTeatahls T. The SsFth.
Tan seVtA Bas ssasht oar Eeels, frsisstsd oar
stiFs. s0splsysd eur teachers, aHa rasAls1 us
90 astHtain Pesitisa uassh - esss!1 sever
have Fvaehs3 hy oar lsosi rss0arvss Nvu
EaFiAsa has Erusz rieh ost q See fary - s'ass-
- TIE Ssass. % the sthsF aAsi. V iasisi'tsa
10 o. hst nutalEs We bay q the Soass cay
shat Se ulss: h4vp, ard esH 81 SssAsTv siSs.
The Ssaih bsys Of az wat e cas- pFulnrs 10
ssif. Il u plsAsss. or e3B grt # Eazi.s5 Ja,g -
ssa. sos. isi - aspPs-s tbs l nian dissolved
--Hba u rrFisialy vis be sithia ia years Il
RFusa RsPea.ieasista 10 BOT crushed sus--Ihs
South w,H sssI ~ praiasss To LHsisai and
tsks EHglsh gsoas fsr pay. faes aEay uaF
S,,atbeTs tgsAs, sa3 shat kzeanes ~ Nss Eng
lsa4' Bat Fyaellsal evils - a serisas ehafss-
/ Ter, Eay rrsgsl without disssSstlea. Bssa nv,
thu SsaJAsFa papers urge thslF irtsads q Bay
$40 maFe NsFthsfn Eev,i-. 50 ffe,Ehi 20 asrs
SattherH SHIPS an4 10 rmYley 30 move NeFta.
sTg help IA say capacity. We sahaet hARs
ihcm. We 10 nst has % d. bastssss Fith HisE
she are CONSTANTLY sbasssg Hs. sad Ne camel
skFsss ser ssssAsEn fs1sssas h s=rrrtss aFpa5-
- vbaf,'y, isr tbsJ asY eseaaas sesaiatsly -
dsFen5sst - us IN = ssnsiv dsy. uitesai tht
slightest tassareh4Res. fasy eau Prs,iase al
( tk.Y serd ~. Il s-i- they can EspPiy thsaa
selves ffess uid Eagiasd a. srli As frrm IA
SsS We sara ssF frisBis thai ihs tiss =
sasaiue uasa tArT sill haze tie sssaeizi tAlss
VT the niun "a ceasisieF
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07
AT ruE LAMAR De-. s.
GRAND PlRLeR ENTERTuNat''

ERTpAY ANp SATJ ErAh
kEaaa fANeaHE ata aaf Oh 80
y $500. s..ss...s sl.-rsaas 81. t--
q sss.ll.t-- sz.i -f.aal-rs, as-H7--z- 4ailt
A. -=...a.-. saI saa-lsss-g ~ 4 n
V--s.ar 80 "a !zS aEfI EiN.st. r.
- 49,, -. 3 ..l.alss. lla. 49, ~
=. zee "a Ns-s ssluas 4 sr4H. H
As q o. sitras Ec.5s. - b. a,u9-
49, ~ I,-ssf fasitr s1.1 "A F-t-t7 -. . o. q.
Eaa w. rsssr.si--i tes-f- .H- ... lH en-.
sSaa4. tslaa -f sastE l.gHafI -s-r .-..-.r b.
Taksts 80 asuHips t.s.sst. p .'a ....
- ga = sagusfi -savip1 ttsas on. " - - .-H-
'7'e.,f J, - ~. - = asafs ls.s
- I. -. u 4 sssis s. 90
f,l-lss 90. st .'.1aas7a-f 81 ~ r-.---a.-
cssa a szalsEsl-s 20 2 ' 49,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07
KNOXVILLE WIG.
KNoxylkLR HKEEa
sartnn.., sAApARx :. lsae.
To Advertising Customers

These yearly Advertisers, ~hese eoa-
tracts expire With The yest, sig be dis
eaaiionsa, ir both Cur Weeks SD tn
Weekly paper, unless the vontse's arr
agsis reaxvea Meanwhile, these eutag
us Coz advertising, are expected 10 Ray up,
IS We desire &c pat iasss towhon We sTe
isdrhtsd
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07
A Georgia Missionary.

We take the liberty u Publishing the
letter Of cur TREND Iigjl lie sssds bis
ssrips brother The H1tg, which, u hia,
Whra received. is nbai he Bible i to a
pvof ssHpsr. We ssas BUro sasA Palid
cal Missionaries ip the Geld
o.. casa, fsfsyih sosaty, TIA.
Dsesasbsf -, '5s.
Ia " q funssteS Knoxville. Tenn
Hsss 50 Ny hfytbrf 4. = Erii. Vas
sub-erthsT 10 thv kR|IEtlir Wig iyt saBe tuf
~ three years. Aboht year stBcs his Sab
scf,pii.,a prpirpd shd he failed 81 FeHeS H.
two - tbfss mustbs thrtsaitsf, BE sas sviIsd
ulth iar 10 Bsgs-a gap, disrase vbtch has
hgva seFy cnAtsg,uns ssi fatal IN thss STATE toF
the isss tso yrssA / have Watched hiz sy@p-
tprsss ssry ei,z-iY. ani have Concluded that .
wrckly d4ss q ihf SsnEFii'e RhiE sla 10 the
b.-t rrius,lY that cas to JEctri for be reiisG
1Ee1rfotv. please AHd tsa dollars sEeisa--4. &c
Shirh al uil, ssaJ bim a copy gi 1sr Weekly
NhIE saJ vbilkr.
You're, truly.
IA
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07

plzp. as a,s fss.a-ses Ivr ,,z.ics est 81
kupxs.iis. va the 50 ,asg sf,g ttJst .-Ts-,
SsNrtL M.tsNsaN -s.i sl-ut - grhrH -.
The diseased as iaF.-.ss St-fa st 49,
eaasIy as WAs Ea--l s.i.sro. ssl Hgas'rs
81 ths aFst Presbyterian ,srr,h
t1u4VNIHt TEu
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07

tbs gssl!ys4ah isoass UP ia the Nash
,us FHras, al.i Tells the public what
,.srupt be sBteusius fer lbs Editor Of
lsr Knoxville Bhy Sc sill give him
aa ssssy IN das tia.e We bsFe be asy
asa rTss Ia,Fallsai, a. guF dsa,g silI be
-syaa3 80 IL tLe sz,ii,a.s d -. ~
g.s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07

whea esss lsi9 10 the iass, history ieseh.
e ss By aasJ BeasRfai ssampls, thai
segef aEaih Gao fssa Fezsofs IT, shattered
spieaders o. f-ssll is vissaes. sBch sesass
~ be she dessiay Of sasisas ID her soss
psoseessh Soash Com the danger Of saoh
fsts
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07

Wa-HtNsrux. De- - 1850 Ia See Usa-s
taslsy NJ MrFFy- q tiiasss, uade Ni-.nE
as,i ADMINISTRATION sf==ls. sssph 80 tsa.
aosaHld - psasis, su4 Cd lie l,.-Usis aSivss-
trua.
NJ Brebz..s, 81 T-eusssse. Ass b z.s1. as.ei
MF Ms,atrl 4 zoe saWe state fFr -ss.s..
sa,ins thst ,l,aopsh 10. ~ Ms,s.rL s,
ua,e i ths killlsOrs slvetoss "a Isse. b. it ast
tsloag - tas Auasg'eza srs .Eat.ea.
SAsFsaa lBl, tivzs sh1rt 81 en- sst
N<yasFd 90, mals ~ It basa-sf'Ie aah D.
AosTseaas
soras Of he ,lsuaeTats said J5A{ tbs s'ai3
Rst sstr fas MNyssEi apy sysaJ 'farrs
she "a Hol vets tss EisR, ssat tass GEES Srht
Dc - 4 thts ssa.d thereby d,tsst t-r as, -e-
Acahs
THE Vasisa states Tvs-ssyy Nssss'
Wt.agxatax, i,vs - fsr p-a Frss.s f.r
ths FrIuainitF - ghe s-tsi pvo fErss"rF Hsi.s
ssss spsasa is-sfaJ Zoe tiiis aaaHaa''H u
asSa, 81 35o.ue-s Thv sea 81 > -'''" sa-
tsksa a. a pes sesi. sri las sst'sss 40 hs
5,sstieais4 - Fsaz AS aE 'ss s'ees h''ia''s
sh5 al offered 3 gsf ssut
Congregational.
WAsEsxsToS Jsa. 5-iasNEs ~ tbs Fso-
sssasass q ~ ratea s'pstiss IN Rochester
wpee rss.i az iunsta, ADD laid apea he table
The mesloa % Ptis, che FFssilSHss nessaSa
eaIaa apA
Mr. bsuNs, az Miss., dsnis1 The tratA q the
tspsEt tbai - iaIsssjci - attack lie Frest3rHt
Ne, ksassef. disssaIsl trsU he sizls5arsi thst
che assSncs ~ slavery Ia she fsFfItoriss has
ksse kaaIly sstglpSs By aseisias sf las "a
FFsms tosEl Tbs JEaie.AFy Aad asns al q
eoshl b protect sisSsEy ~ ne fysEltsrsas, pat
more isfjtistteH aas eeesksary,
assstS hasiislse. 81 WISE snd FuEh, 81
Ohas, fellsssd MF. BFoss 10 ePFossi'sa u fer
lksR isssiAsisn
HaVss - Ms tB4yesl e 5. C.. soss' aissi
ia speveh s..saaasaeeJ % frisisy, IN s,si'eS-
tsa u tbs Souls.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07
Uuiversai conoert of praysF

The members u MissiOS ~ NoTihefn
isdia, Something sssr yezf sge, invited
the Christians Of the Serld 10 a asiea ia
pfsysr. tor tho convention Of The world,
% ssrtliu dag. Il hss net wiIh 70,
spoase lf,m the Churches 10 Grsas Brit
ala aad AmsIiea The Unioa Prayer
Meslisg 40 kBaasille, las resolved to
Joan 10 The Cosesrt The NEE Jog. f0E
Moeday next, vii be h,,i q. the Fat
Presbyterian Church, At lel o'clock, AID
the Pastors u the Seysfsl Churches vii
arrsngs the exercises Afsr that, the
uaioa Prayer Meeting, uill Be sostisasi
alternately st the ssvsfrl Churches 10 'he
Cay, every night, sEseIi ca "Wednesday,
dstiRg ghe week
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07

The sons,i,BtisaaHty Of the ProPossd
Free Negro Ball before Oas Legislature,
his been discussed very faliy 10 the Nash.
y,lls psPsfs, By ssatlsHes Of legal knoEi-
edge. and sosI u them havs dseIdsa that
The I'LL j. ID viaia,iab II the Coassiiatios,
Iadse IN tTos, Of ih, SuPTems Court Of
tie tpiitd Sistes, bad 'aken the side Of
,As Free Negrees, aud declared over his
,icasture, that Il Is IN violation ef the
Constitutions 80 drive them sa1 Uf she
State, or iato hsnasgs asaia GeD, iii
l5u replies to che Jadss. sna very Pia's'J
intlsustcs tia, HI, Honor either has eAit'
drez 90 J,la,.lrs sko are free negfoss, aud
the, tLtts 60, ,idcrsiiops alone isausBse
bic dsci.i,p. They arc both ilsmg,ta'',
and ars ri,rs,sd TO iudse VI others "o.
,hses. fra, jssts wi,hia their ksOWledgs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07

RS8snsa'teYsics EsoxvtLtr s ST, SR
Jss s1 A. . 1859
Jes 4. Ass5y, RsiisSt. SIR '--Sises
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-08
p@r Non is The Time to Subscribe for

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EUGnsviRs Journal. We are getting ex-
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the 18th of May. The Baltimore Double
Headed Democratic Convention meets on
June lsth. The proceedings of all these
gatherings can be obtained through the
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The political campaign is just commenc-
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So send on your names for tho DasLy,
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-08

They are reasonable men, who know, if the
struggle comes between a Conservative OPP
position Statesman, and " National Demo-
cratic nominee, that success in the latter
case, is slavery all over the Union and its
Territories, and the re-opening of the Slave
Trade in the former case, restriction Of
the institution to its constitutional limits.
policy encouraging freedom rather than
slavery.
Let Edward Bates be nominated, and the
Western Reserve, Iowa, Minnesota, Vision
sin, Michigan, New England, Northern In
diana, Northern Illinois, and other tree soil
regions, will roll up immense majorities for
him. In Pennsylvania, New York, New
Jersey, Southern Ohio, Southern Indiana,
and Southern Illinois, an United Opposition
will cope successfully with the champion of
a united Democracy. Missouri will give
her chosen son better vote than she would
any other living man of the Opposition
while in Kentucky. Virginia, Mary land,
and Delaware, electoral ticke's will be form
ed for him and Uoted for by thousands. The
g odor of nationality" as well as the sub
stance, will be given to the Chicago move
ment, and the destructive epithet of sec
tionaism " rendered harmless.
Where is tho man who possesses so many
strong points of popularity as Edward Bates
of Missouri We do not think there is one
to be found
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-08
Opposition State Ticket.

ron GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, OF Figo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES G.. JONES, of Vanderburgh.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.