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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-07

From his Exoency, @. S. Moyehead and Thos 8 Page
Esq, State Auditor
To VIZ H sKITLE Es1. Louisville, Kv-DeaT sir We nave
been and are using your Vesper Cas- and are perfectly s
sS m it, utility gives soft, brilliant and heiu light
and is prsctil from explosion 1t Is very cheap ara
economical in use and Of far less cost than any osf
t satisfied that It Will be adopted By all persons
VIC have not opportunity Of obtaining ane also to whom
"a is accessible with whom heapness in the original outlay
FOR fixtures and continual expense Of burning an object
vonrs &c G MoREHRAB.
Taos PAaE-
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GUNNY. BAGS!
GUNNY BAGS!
a UlsU deeis s&wF ORB

NJ aEATHAn. {. yEATHAE.
w. q e. #. CHEATHAW,
WHOLESALE GROCERs, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, EAIEs,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &C.
OORKEB or COLLEGE AND OFJRCH S7P=EZz
Nashville, Tennessee.
a-ejustin receipt Of large and we'll selected stock Of
Groceries, Liquors, etc, consisting in part folgEs
80 bids Sugar, ali grades; genus Havana Cgarl
30 lschcice MOlasses; 900 kegs Nails, assorted;
100 y DO do IO0dozsn Painted Buckets
$50 bagsp primo Rio Coffee; 50 nests Tubs;
Toe bbs Powdered, Crushed and 10 bbs English Walnzs
10 boxes Star Candles 10 bbls Filberts.
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE EBRANDIES, WINES, &C.
25 4 choice French Braraiosi
90 4 Casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
so boxes Sc0Vill Claret,
p bbs pure old Rye do
5 do do do Bourbon do
And also large Of Common Whisky American Brandy,
Gin, &C. -
Agents Tor the Dupont, Hazard and Sycamore Powder Tbs
dersgrsc Icing the only Agents In Nashville Of the Manufacturers,
would the attention 81 the Merchants and Traders,to their
large stock Ct Powder hand, In Magazine for sale
500 kegs Dupont Rife Powder; 20 kegs Hazard BastngPoW
SOC do do do der;
800 < d do do 5000 kegs Sycamore Blasting
800 DO DO Do 80 otsass o. Powder, assorted
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting Pow 50 bbls Toy Bedford Co..
der. safay f1se.
;aniI n &. z. ?. CHEATHASS, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS feAR
Sycamore do
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rEsrImONEALs.

Scientific men and others WIN have thoroughly tested the ne
its OF he Vesper Gas Air Light, pronounce it the best ana
aest Wo. now known NumheTless testmolals are BENG
ev av from all quarters vouehag for the excellence Of
this light, few OF which are given below
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Clothing Store.
SEWING MACHINES,

REMOVAL
JOHN YORK & co
TIVE removed their Book BindeTy and
Dlspk Book Mandatory the Baptist publishing House
next house ueoW Douglass Co., nUrh Market sure No S
crs and invite that want work in our line we are
prepared make Blank Books in the best manner ana Yer any
qyen pattern. Particular attention will be paid to the blnds
OF Periodicals and old Books Our prices are as LOW as inc
Lowest. The style Of work be 81 the BinTy or sore
Union Street Books left Al either place will receive ieo
attention.. febII-ins5h
COALg COALl! COALI!I
T the Etna Yard may still be found hne supply Of
Superior Coal Il is the greatest heating coal in the city,
making but very few ashes, which heavy and VIII not ny
ht almost destitute Of smoke It pronounced
IN The eitv 1t is selling al the following low rates:
Large Select Lump, 2le per hushei
Screened, Iso DO
Bfsckgniths, I5c do
and VOC will other. Orders can be left in
"a p o. or at the Yard back of & G 3 Depot
LONDON PORTEa, &c.
| 10 Gg667dS % f1ssi o.-,.,
95T do Ginger Brandy
10 csgks Cherry Brandy
For ssle low at No. Is and Is Market sirset, ~ -
/ NAYS HUGH aookEA
Nuts
[ =. n, mars Ryaru Nuts: 10 bbIs Texas Pecans;
/ 4 NJ 10 do Rilberts; ID 90 Almonosi
r. "a So- 80 io, a. iS sad15 Market street. By
i i1se9q HUGH McCREA CO.
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O U r. FL A G

o u r II Il A u
Hoist. bostl our flag to heavens breese,
Let every fold Scat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath tie western sky.
In war, let every stripe goforth,
Borne BY the patriots hand,
Proclaim its beauty and its worth,
Oiegmoor and hill and strand.
IN reace guard well the sacred boom
BeGueathed by patriots blood
For an twas won in Fl eedom's cause
Amid the battles food.
Hoist hoist our Gag to heavens bfeeses
Let every fold float high
Unfurl its banner everywhere
Beneath the v estCrn sky.
Hoist hoist, our flag in Arts great reign
Let every star hoat higher
Up with the nations emblem
Above the tallest spire.
LntTennesseans every where
Let every state around,
Know where q type Of nature mAda
Where every type is found
Above own Art GdtteTt,
Our country standard wave
And underneath its folds preside
The besutiful-the brave
The child-the parent-pstriot-siT
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetestportraiturs
With every charm but life.
Then raise our baunerto thesky
Letevery star bear news
That TYPES at the Art Gallery,
Are made by o. O. HUGHES,
fsbI5-iSZUn Corner OF college ana Unien ISL
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SOUTHERN PIANO FORTI
MANUFACTORY.

TNTM. KNABE CO, Nos ], }, 5 and :, FuSW street, o.
M Rplore respectfully inform their Southern friends
mat tb have ENLARGED their factory and prepared to
supply great demand for heirpianos They are unqnn
biT ~ most durable ana contain the latest mpros emens
and are fuv guaranteed for years For sWeetn and great
power Of tone and agreeable tcuch they unequaled
ThIbeq stroh and other great piants have used them in
their concerts and Lave given certificates for their superiority
They have Tor the last ten years the first premiums over
Uoupet on in an the different where they have been
exhibited year they received Eve first premiums Two at
Montgomery, Ala the Southern made piano, and
onetor the best against all competition.
full supply Of the above celebrated instruments viii be
| ceiviug by J. A. McCLURE,
mays, '60-d&wly Sole Agent, Nashville.
Notice.
FUVAKEN up by VIZ. r. TALlNsnE, living in Humphreys
/ County, District No :, small Mare Mule, about "a
Rod HIM. about years old, with marks Of the gear,
-,e hend small knot the jaw bone saddle marks &C APP
~ 4, 40 W WHETE, Ranger
/ klsse-.fi fa-rlts Of Humphreys County.
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a l71r17- ,, =, 3HaH3s
BURGE g. SWAMI.
wmoIEsAE.E GRooEHs,


AND BEs1Hsn
Forcign and Domestic Liquors.
CoR. COLLEGE AND CHURCH sTREETs'
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
TE b.vepou IN stone large and we'll selected stock Of
w 0roo Iquo.s s Ard vii continue to rsosivs y
sists in partas follows viz
200 hhas Louisiana ssgsr loobbls IoysEi9g's D. h.
$50 o small Loaf oo,ses.
500 bags prime Rio, 50 basspdne LasuyrA
100 do o. a.5a7s.
SEQ bbls Choice PIantafioa, Is barrels Syrup,
COO Z DO DO s. packages St. Louis
sundriss.
SOC bzs star Candles, 500 4 bxs Star Candles,
s90 Z 40 a. 800 do bar Soap
100 % ~ I PaB8r' o1 IS Ss sfasHd Pepper
500 SIS NsR York and Rouenso9 sasEs SODA,
"a seeir sass Ginger. 50 DO Indigo. extrs 6ne,
9 casks Dutch Nader, 20 ties fresh hees
con dozen Pantsd buckets. $50 nests Painted Tubs,
orc dozen Zinc wash Boards $50 doz DroemG
900 Garrss Bottle SnuH $50 bxs 6aErets Paper snnns
2 bbs Butlef's Backing, bbls Alasons Backing,
90 rs window Glass, 500 bxs Glassware asserted,
5000 pounds Bar Lead; 1909 Do hot assorted sizes,
! $50 M byS Raisins, 900 bxs s B Faisins,
100 Ss TssR Pssehss, goo dozen Fresh Cove Oysters
i00 Eers Nas belmont brand so bzs BFandy Pea hes,
e0o esiis Eisriila Rope 100 Halt bushel Measures,
e00 g Cotton Yarns assorted200 bdls Wrapping Paper,
| eiTss 100 coils Cotton Rope,
| 90 chests BLACK Tea. 100 b0ls Cider Vinegar,
] IS cbests Imnerial Tea, 100 bxs Ground Ginger.l
LIQUORS.
900 bbls Tenn White Whisky, 800 b5s Deans Whisky
/ leo do Bourbon do 100 do Weird q Carys do
50 do Robertson co do I25 do Old Rye do
2casks Jean Louis Brandy, 40 do do keEsoms 40
8 do Louis Berton do so do julius II. Smiths Old
90 bbls Cherry Brandy, Reserve WHISKY,
25 DO Blaceberry do casks CataTha Brandy
10 do Peach do 80 b5ls Grape DO
40 I I6casks seignette do IS 10 Ginger DO
Is hhls Run and Gin, 90 DO Apple DO
/ 10 casks Sherry Wine, IS csks seignette do
IS bbls Malaga do 10 bbls Holland Gin
"A kegs Lemon Cnrdal, 3 do Swan 90
10 esses 0hampaFne = pinis IS casks Madeira Wine,
| IS bxs White VINE, 20 do Old Port do
! $50 tbls eresh Ale, various 10 bbls do Ginger do
brands, IS baskets Champagne PTS
8 bxs Claret Wine, and quarts,
% do London Porter.
300 bxs Va assorted brands 500 bxs Tenn asserted orahos
l0O do KY. do do lJO 90 NO 40 uO
5000 Imported Cigars, l'V'OOo Domesnc OlgarS'
Oils.
SO bbls Linssed Oil, 80 bbis Lard OIL
10 DO Cotton seed on.
The above articles will sell low down for cash -
4 BCRGE & SWAMI.
P.s-Our Mr.. Swan, who is we'll known as experience
buyer VIII remain in New Orleans during the present iesso
keep our house we'll supplied with heavy groceries, and
would respectfully invite the trade to give rs call before
chasing elsewhere. ljan22l B.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-07

FRANK LEsLIE'S MONTHLY, for June;
KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE, for June;
EI.ECTIC MAGAZINE, Tor Junsi
JB,t received BY 2. HAGAT,
nav9O-u College greet.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-07

Consumers depend upon getting pure lArtcle when
they buy the Valley WHISKY it sold By the bottle and
only. WM. DAILY,
10 South william Street. New York,
Sole Proprietor.
For sale n Nashville By RAFORTH & cLERM.
rnl
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land for sale.
CROsss-GIEs WANTED.


AN in the city and an rnsgsi IL selling county Hsats
u Tor ne STATE o. Teune1ee foT s msnul1rl uld sale -
NJ taLent Improved hea Hives, TIE TItle and llqeozi
Of which have been testified to b HUNDREDS o. &c most worthy
eminent citizens of country Ihe construction 81 ~
simple, aud prome e l1 the only lein ~ Ref1 raa
Whcn Is proof aEnrst Be- nctha. Persons lsfors OF f
chasing either family or county rights Tor he ht De sl
tae world Ind Tor few days 1i - Aucon 1eni q
Meaas Hardy Brothers, where win be happy p - as
iglJ20-d JOSEPH aEN1.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-07

tai e An It's
EFFERFEsOEEE
sELT Y Err A Pc RE Mt,
This valuable and popular Medicine, prepared IN conformity va
sas Haalysisof The waters Of the csbrsa sslsr spEngn
universally received the most iaF sable reean
nsEaatonl Of The Medical profession and
Discerning Public, e. TIE
Most EFFICIENT AND AGEEEABLE
SALINE APERIENT
uss and a. beng entitled to special preferences he nay
ussd With the hest eject IN all
Bf7ious AID FBrs Diseases, SEE Esaals. Loss 81 Agps
:fneidelt % tis
SPRING AND sUmmER SEASONS.
It PsEeu.rly adapted 70 he wants o. Travellers b Sea aud
Land, Residents in Hot Climates, Persons q 8sdautay
Hasts Invaiias, and oo1yllssosnis; Cslsaiaa q
dd0n to their Hsiicins Chest.
with those Who have used H. Il has high iavor and l deemed b
Is STATE Of sas L5ssrIs renders great servos Hss-
"a 5os ard isssssusisIt vss the best satsfaszoa al
laying al na1mmhoy symptoms, and in many cases seiulg
C5sfi5euess-Provss Medicine OF The greatest uy
kedisy ef slS ssOmach, AID ~ dtlsssig giasas %
sucf diHg prsgudneyYeds speedily, and via EsfEsd
success under is heaIthful inauense.
qgsra9 &c grsg.ssi rslt p .ees als.'e s.iA . 80
rratHg seFetionls and hersyrenoeins all iHatory ten
fsei, g e ia5alga5lsi n az easss ols Gss Apsi
/ PurgGfirs e reqEirsd.
It's in the form Of p0glers carefully pat IN bos @
keep climate, and merely uies water poured n to
| produce adeEhtful ederTescsnt beverage
Taken in The morning ntaEres Win tie aToctonl
Of the day, acting gently the te- restoring lie digestive
PoEes, exciting healthy and Vgoious one q the 1ic and
creating elasticity Of mind and hoE Of spirits which ise SEES
to enjoyment Il also enables s invalid % enjoy
uxg-ies with mpuniys from Which be must ohersug bs de-
barred and without which life Is irksone and distressing
Nuln7Ous testimonials from professional and Other gentlemen
Of the highest standing throughout the country, and i8 steadily
increasing popularity for es Of ys, strongly surn1es ig
seacy and valuable character, and commend t b ne Fobs
| notice Of a intelligent public
| Prepared and sold, Wholesala and Retail b.
| JOHN A. TARRANT g CO., DF1ggisis,
uneI5-dIy Nc. z-8 Greenwich 81. cor. Warren. g. II.
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Ornamental Trees and EvergFeens.
MONTGOMERY & MCGREDY ,Nurserynen Nashville, Tenn
Nv invite special attention their stock Of Eru
Ornamental trees Evereens Green House Plant 900
ornamental Trees and EVer stabe FOR Immediate eaee
Fruits-5000 Apple 9, 3 & years old.
Pears-5n0j DRarfs K Stands rds, to years old
Peaches -SOOJ 2 years old Cherries PluHs, Aprco5 Nee
sariens and ounce, in Large hunters
large collection ofGTapes, Strawberries Rasptsies, Goose
berries, Currants & BouqU at all seasOns
MONTGOMERY E NCGREDY.
Linunod. Nnrssriss NaahVille. Tenn
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Anderson & Romans,
AT
AndeFsOn's Foundry and Machine
Shop,
NO. So BROAD STREET,

NO. SO BROAD STREET,
BE manufacturing xhorse power portable steam Engines
"a suitable printing Offices, plantation use and where
snail engines are required. Price 500,
stationary Steam Engines from thirty horse power at
prices rstcass engine be furnished at We
prepared to I'll orders for Engines and Mill Machinery OF The
lastC improved patterns a. shsrt notice Casuog made from
or stock patterns our Mills circular sash and Muy
Mills, anriTagj for strength Durability and economy
Of power.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
and experienced worsn furnished set up when de-
sired.
Constantly Land full Of castings usually kept
at Foundry An experienced pattern maker and draflan s
employed Working draTngs specifications, plans and es-
mates furnished application.
one and Sales Room So Broadway, Nashville, Tenn
fune22-df
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A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACHES OF
Valuable l. land fer sale.
275 acres Cleared, and in n fine state
of Cultivation
TEyHIs Farm lies one nile from Jones Station the Win
chester and Alabama Railroad, nine miles from Winches
ter, and three miles SALEM In Franklin county On the
Farm comfortable dwelling good negro cabins, and ali
necessary houses. Close 70 the dwelling IS ns spring.
good aud plenty Of falling stock water The land
is AL RIC and. for cultivation stands unsurpassed BY sny
it, the county. propose sell ths valuable Tract o. Land,
and would refer persons who wish to about f. to John P
White Nashville, Tenn, AS Coysr, Winchester they
refer 70 o the premises
HARVEY s. WILLIAMS,
oct 2i-H Winchester, Franklin county, Tenn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-07
Gro.. MISREPRESENTATION.

We hear that the Breckenridge speakers still retail
ug 10 the people the miserable alsehoOd that John Bell
voted for the abolition Of the savetrade in the District
OF Columbia We are asonished and amazed the bra
zen msndacity Of these Breckenridge "Mountebanks."
We have heretofore given the ayes and nays on that
question We give it again, taken from the Congress
soual Globe, vol 81, part I'd, pages 1899 and 1880,
September 10Th, 1850.
SLAVE TRADE ~ THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
Tbe bill 10 suppress the slave trade in the District of
Columbia came up on the question Of its passage" Mr..
Mason called for the yeas and nays the passage of the
bin, and they were ordered and were as follows:
YEAs-Nessrs. Baldwin, Benton, Bright, Cass, Chase,
Claiborne Clay Cooper Davis of Massachusetts, Dayton,
Dickinson Dodge of Wisconsin, Dodge Of Iowa, Doug
hs Ewing Felch, Fremont Green, Ggin, Hale, Hamin,
Houston, Seward, &c.
"NAYs-Messrs. AtchesOn, Badger, Barnwel, BILL, "
and fifteen Others all or nearly all Southern Senator's
No man on earth impeaeh John Bells record on
the vital subject OF Southern rghts-for it is clear
and as bright as the no9nday sun Let not the people
Of Virginia and the South be deceived by the msrepre-
sensations and ehoo Is Of the desperate and niuriated
Breckenridge speakers Let the people look at Mr.. Bells
record for themselves, and we kaOV they will find it
without flaw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-07
THE CAMPAIGN IN CHESTERFIELD.

To The Editor Of The Wig:
1t was my pleasure to attend free barbecue at Otter
dale in Chesterfield county, Friday last-where there
was political discussion. The Breckenridge wing Of the
Democracy was represented by Charles T. Friend The
Dougls wing by the Hon. Henry L. Hopkins; and the
Constitutional Union party by Dr. John w. Walke-thc
Bell elector for the county.
Mr. Friend opened the discussion in speech in which
he dealt heavy blows against the Little Giant and charged
upon him and his followers the unhappy division in the
Democratic party.
Mr. Friend acquitted himself with considerable credit
and proved his capacity popular speaker. The Hon.
H. l. Hopkins next took the stand, and defended Mr..
Douglas in able aud mastery effort from the charges
preferred against him. and proved concusively to my
mind that Stephen Douglas has ever been true to the
South, the Constitution, and the Union.
Dinner being announced, after most sumptuous re-
past, Dr. j. w. Wake took the stand, and atOr paying
glowing tribute to the Union and pointing out with
burning eloquence the dangers that threatened be-
loved country, charged that the Democracy alone we're
responsible for the clouds that obscured the political ho
rzon. The Doctor was handling Messrs. Hopkins aud
Friend with gloves Off much to the delight Of his poiti.
cal friends and modification of his opponents, when
storm coming prevented further discussion. The Doc
tor proved himself to be able debater aud finished
orator. "a LOCKER on"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-07
ynncey and tbe BrecEiurIdrer..

The Breckinridge papers say that the Breckinridge
party must not be held responsible for Yancey Slaughter
letter FOR anything else written said by Yancey-
But surely as the Louisville Journal Observes when it
considered that the Breckenridge Organs-he Breck
nridge organs in Virginia neuded-pubish and strong
u endorse Mr.. Ysnceys Memphis speech, and that Mr..
ncey in that speech fully and directly reasserts the
ole Of the Slaughter letter, there be other
cuson than that the Courier and other Breckenridge
CANS endorse the Slaughter letter. Surely they endorse
that letter in endorsing directly speech that reasserts
every word Of the letter.
We don't undertake to say exactly how far the Breck
nrdge party responsible for the declarations and the
manifest designs of William l.. Yancey. Certain unde-
nabe facts however pretty important indeed highly
important 70 be considered in this connection II there
had been William L. Ylncey, there would have been
no Br,ckiuridge party But for him, the Democratic
National Convention would not have been broken up,
and tn National Democratic party would not have been
severed in twain. He conceived inaugurated establish
ed the present sectional Demo ratio party of the South
he framed is platform he is the masterspirit directing
aud controlling its movements aad, if it were to rebel
against his guidance blow Of his would leave it
helpless paralyc. lie Is the Breckenridge parys en-
bodimen in far strcter and more literal sense than any
other man was ever any other partys embodiment. He
is is creator
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-07

MONTGOMERY,
Dear Sir Your kind favor OF the 18th is received
HARDLY AGREE WITH YOU THAT A GENERAL
MOVEMENT CAN BE MADE THAT WILL CLEAR
OUT THE AUGEAN STABLE. IF THE DEMOCRACY
WERE OVERTHROW, 1T WOULD RESULT in CIV
ING PLACE TO A 'iREEDIER AND HUNGRlER
SWARM OF FLIES
TIE REMEDY OF TEIR SOUTH Is NOT IN SUCH A
PROCESS. 1T is IN 4. DILIGENT ORGANIZATION
OF HER TRUE MEN FOR PROMPT RESIST ANCE TO
THE NEXT AGGRESSION. 1T MUST CONE IN THE
NATURE OF THINGS NO NATIONAL PARTY CAN
SAVE Us, NO SECTIONAL PARTY CAN EVER DO
IT. BUT II WE COULD DO AS OUR FATHERS DID
ORGANIZE COMMITTEES OF SAFETY" ALL OVER
THE COTTON STATES (AND 1T is ONLY IN THEM
THAT WE CAN HOPE FOR ANY EFFECTIVE MOVE
MENT)-WE SHALL FIRE THE SOUTHERN HEART,
INSTRUCT THE SOUTHERN MIND, GIVE COURAGE
TO EACH OTHER, AND AT THE PROPER MO-
MENT, BY ONE ORGANIZED, CONCERTED 40
TON We CAN PRRCIPITATE THE COTTON
STATES INTO 4 REVOLUTION.
THE IDEA HAS BEEN SHAD0WED FORTH IN THE
SOUTH BY Mr.. RUFFIN; HAS BEEN TAKEN UP
AND RECOMMENDED IN THE ADVERTISER THE
MONTGOMERY ORGAN OF Mr. YANCEY UNDER
THE NAME OF "LEAGUE OF UNITED SOUTHERN
ERS," WHO, KEEPING UP THEIR OLD RELATIONS
on ALL OTHER QUESTIONS, WILL HOLD THE
SOUTHERN ISSUES PARAMOUNT. AND INFLU-
ENCE PARTIES, LEGISLATURES AND STATESMEN.
HAVE NO TIME TO ENLARGE, BUT TO SUGGEST
MERELY.
In haste, yours, &C.,
w L. YANCEY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-07
.,Whcn Neccssarr.,,

BECckiuridge, Vice President stands tatfooted up
the Cincinnati platform, and, a candidate for the
Presidency stands upon the Cincinnati platform amend
ed by the following declaration;
~. is the duty Of the Government, in all s depart
mcuts 10 protect keH necessary the rights OF persons
and property in the Territories
When proposition was made in the Senate 70 protect
slavery in Kansas after that Territory had prohibited it,
than three Southern Senators voted for it, II
protection necessary then will it ever be- Orc
gon also prohibited it, but there the Government could
no; interfere because Democratic Congress had applied
the Wilnot Proviso the then Territory. II protection
necessary in these cases it is folly to sup
pose that the Democratic party will be impressed
with necessity. For the WmOt Provso, applied to
Oregon, William L. YIncey yoted-the very who now
seeks to dissolve the Union for Northern aggression up
on Southern righs-aggressons for which he and his
co-wOrkers voted.
But the "wheu necessary is not the only contemplate
evasion in the amended Cincinnati platform The word
property instead Of slavery, in the Territories, the
suggestion Of moral covarice Of base corruption
for they who used il well knew that every autsayery
man in the North boldly assumes that slaves pro-
perty c1cep, by the force Of local laws. r. then the
southern boilers intended to demand protection to save
property in the Territories they would have said so in
plain terms but instead of doing So they studOusy Sc
eced term that would give two faces to the platform
They either intended to deceive have so long pnc
tcei fraud that they have lost the Of words that will
convey an honest idea in plain terms.