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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16

The Constitutional Union of Maine held a mass
convention at Portland on the 9TH inst and organized
for the coming fight. Hon. Phncas Barnes, of Port
land was unanimously nominated the Bell and Everett
candidate for Governor committee Of seven was
appoated 10 nominate candidates for Electors at large
to report hereafter in print Resolutions were adopted
endorsing the nomination Of Bell and Everett, repudi-
aug all political compromises, and recommending a
change of the present State for purer one.
Thus, in the extremes. Of the Northern States, the
friends of Bell and Everett theoretically organizing
for the great contest We extend to them all the right
hand Of fellowship, and bid them God speed in their
patriotic abors
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16
Louisiana In Line.

We acknowledge the receipt of an Address of the
State Central Executive Committee of the National Con-
sttutonal "UuOn" party of Louisiana. 1t is a stirring
document and sets forth the claims Of Bell and Everett
to the support of every intelligent and patriotic citizen
in their true light majority of four thousand for the
two candidates in the city of New Orleans we are told
can be safely counted on And with that fact staring
us in the face, what doubts that Louisiana will be
carried for Bell and Everett by rousing majority -
Our friends in that State are full of zeal and confidence
and working with mighty will glorious success to
their efforts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16
"BehoId How brightly Breaks the Morn


The news from the recent elections is most encoura-
cling to the friends Of Bell and Everett Leslie COombs,
one Of the most prominent members of the Constitution
al Union Convention has been elected Clerk of the Court
Of Appeals in Kentucky, the nominee of the Seces-
sioats urged on and encouraged by the presence OF
Mr. Breckenridge by about THIRTY THOUSAND MAJORITY
Every exerou made to elect McCArty, the Breckn-
ridge candidate The Secession organs, begged entreat-
cd bued and suppica,ed, but it was all to purpose.
The triumph Of the Union candidate is complete and de-
c,ye Il proves beyond doubt that Breckenridge stands
no possible chance Of carrying his own State, or any
other State in the Union, except South Carolina lie
has been emphaticaly repudiated at home. Old Ken
tucy the home OF the ueble Ctenden aud the grave of
Clay, has sympathy for seeessOnism and Disunion,
even though led by Of her most favored sons. Let
the Union men take courage We are on the vantage
gouud, aud let US retain it Lets to work. and can
and will elect our ticket
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16
u,.cEIorldner. ana RePubIIeaBs.

The Nashville Banner truly observes that the seeu'hAi
p,es are playing into anOthers hands in the North
With the most unblushing audaeity. General DANIEL )
DICKSON the great favorte Of some Of our Southern
-sekinridee men. and one of the first advocates Of
su,t,er Sovereignty cOquettes with them boldly. In
n, .peeeh at Washington the other day. he compliment
ed the Republicans, bad as they are upon their courage
ard open conduct and said that they we're not aihe as
dangerous as the Douglas party.
So they 60 the party that is 50 intensely opposed TO
B.gk Repubeanism, preerriug it to one Of their own
men, whom they upheld and endorsed and defended
aud supported through all his political existence until he
became he victim Of scheme to dissolve the Union.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16
The voice oraPatriot.

Read the patriotic and eloquent speech we publish
today which recently delivered by the Hon. JoHS
j. CRrrESDKS in Louisville. Il is able and mastery
EFFORT and exhibits in its true light the duty of all patri-
otto and conservative in the present canvass It is
the calm warning counsel of veteran patriot and
statesman of enlarged experience and irreproachabe
character and whose sands of life are nearly out
and Who therefore, has motive to mslead and de-
ceiye his countrymen.
Read it aud circulate it. and call upon all to ponder s
wise and timely admontOns!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16
Influence of J. b. Clay.

The influence of James b. Clay, the degenerate son
OF immortal sire, must be at an exceedingly low ebh
in Kentucky. He made anumber of speeches in the re-
cent canvass to aid McClarty, the Breckenridge cand
date and his election But in every county, il
is said, where he spoke COOmbs beat McClarty, and in
several of them Boiling the Douglas candidate, got
large vote Would it not be well for our friends in Ken
lucky to get Mr.. James B. Clay to continue his efforts
for Breckenridge until November?
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16
GARIBALpI no TaE PEOPLE oE ENGLAND.

Garibaldi has forwarded the following address to the
people Of Sheffield
HUMANE AND FREE MINDED MEN have the pleasure
OF acknowledging the receipt Of the address you have
unanimously adopted n your meeting, held the llth
of June in your Town Hall Free Italy, that is now
struggling with such seidenal as to strike with aston
ishment and terror her enemies for the redemption of
her children still grooming under the scourge of thra
DOM requests me to express the feeling Of her deepest
gratitude to the brave Of England. No people in
Europe better than British people can watch with greater
interest the progress Of Italian eXerlions and Italian
welfare. England the land Of true liberty, cannot but
sympathze with people so long oppressed under the
most ferocious tyranny, vndicating their right
among free nations Sicily has given the noble exam
pie Of legal resurrection. She had right to the assist
of her free Italian countrymen The assistance did
Lot fail. She is now Free aud am proud to have con.
trbuted to the result Of this noble cause Screened by
Gods help and protection we shall go forward Do not
let diplomacy interfere with as and Italy will be to the
Italians. Italy will be united, independent free, and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16
FROMUAyANA AND MEyICO.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug l3.-The steamer Blenylle from
Havana on the Sth inst has arrived She reports hav-
ing experienced a terrible hurricane tie Gulf, and
was compelled to lay to for forty-eght hours.
The city of Havana healthy.
Sugar buoyant at S4iSl reals. The stock Of Su-
gar at Havana and Maanzas 100000 boxes.
MOlaSSes was quiet.
The steamer Clyde had arrived at Havana from Vera
Cruz on the I'd inst
Miraman's army had been routed by the Liberals,
while attempting to escape from Lagos At the latest
accounts Miramon was Leon surrounded by the Lib
erals. Robes had abandoned Jalapa.
The principal towns in he Valley of Mexico had risen
and pronounced for the Liberals
The Spanish Minister threatened the bombardment Of
V.ra Crry
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16
. nourIa. nennlatlon from KentuekY.

In the proceedings of the Douglas State Convention oil
Kentucky which held its session in Louisville on Satur-
dny last We observe that the following resolution waa
presented aud unanimously adopted:
"ResolSed, That the Chairman Of the Convention ap-
Point delegation consisting of ten members of this Con-
ventoD who shall carry the greeting of the Democracy
Of Kentucky to the Democracy OF Virginia, in their Con-
venon at Staunton upon the lsh and ask of the old
Mother Commonwealth that she emulate the example oil
her gallant daughter"
1t pretty certain therefore, that the Kentucky dele
CATION will make their appearance at Saunton to-day
Among them, doubt, will be some able and eloquent
speakers who will address the Convention and express
to that body the greetings and wishes of the Douglas men
of Kentucky. An interesting time may be expected at
SauntOn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16
The Yansey.RreekInrIddeR out In KentucIsy.

Since the overwhelming defeat of the YAncsyite Dis
unonists in Kentucky, at the August election, their
organs pretend that it test of the strength OF
Breckenridge and Lane Before the eecton-when they
were rayng their forces for the srugge-they told the
truth. The Maysvie Express, one of the most bitter
and malignant of their organs, said:
"Let every Democrat vote for both McClarty and Pc
ters-et no persuasion induce him to vote against either
as their votes will be regarded test Of the strength
of Breckenridge and Lane"
Both Peters and McUlary were terribly routed on the
very issue made for them The mSjorty against Brick
inridge in his State in November, II he continues
candidate, will be counted BY tens of thousands
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16
ELECTORS.

Drsr. lsr. L. H. CHANDLER, Of Norfolk City.
&c: 2nd. TRAVIS Il. EPES, Of NOt'Oway,
O." Sd THOMAS BRUCE Of Halifax.
Ga 4th JOHN T. THORNTON, of P. Edward
s,h. JAMES 7. JOHNSON, Of Bedford
" 9Th. MARMADUKE JOHNSON, of Richmond
7th. LEMUEL J. BOWDEN, of Williamsburg
" sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of Aiddlesex.
eth. BIB. SHACKELEORD, Of Fauquier.
e 10th. ANDREW Z. KENNEDY, of Jefferson.
" 18th. FRANCIS T. ANDERSON, of Roekbridge.
18th. W. R. STAPLES Of Montgomery.
18th. WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
o l4tb J. j. JACKSON, Jr, of Wood
e. 18th. A. B. CALDWELL, Of Ohio.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16
True a. Gospel.

The Charleston Mercury, the great Disunon. Breckin
ridge organ Of the South, says:
every thing therefore, which tends to dsunite the
South, aids the election Of Lincoln"
Certainly it does Mr.. Breckenridge brought into
the field for that purpose with the design of afterwards
Withdrawing the South from the COnfederacy, after Lin
colu had been elected By that division.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16

The only purely national candidates in the feld-the
only candidates who are in every sense worthy Of the
confidence and the suages Of the people of the whole
Union without reServe-the only candidates that stand
the Iemotest chance OF defeating Lincoln and Iamn-
are BILL and EvERETr Then Eve oountrymen, arouse
G." ring the bells and fire he guns,
Ard d ne the starry banner ogt:
Shout Union til your lsping
Give back their cradle shout"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16

Richmond:
RICHMOND Va, Feb. %, 1850.
MeSss W. FowLE Co, Decentralization with pleas
ure the great merit of invaluable lung medicine
DR. WtAEs BASin WIN CuESEY, which likewise highly val.
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made this Balsam three since for vlo-
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~ Caution 70 PHrchdSerS-The only genuine Wdr's Bal
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eF Prepared by SETH W. FowLE co., Boston, and for
sale wholesale and RETAIL by ADIE GRAY, PURCELL LADD
CO., W. PETERSON, J. p DUvAL, Richmond and by all drug
gss and dealers in medicines In city and country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16
DISCOVERY OF THE REMAINS OF AMERICAN AND

BRITISH sULDIEKS UF THE WAX OF I6IZ
TORONTO, August lS.-Whils Workmen making
excavations to day. the old Fort in this place. they
discovered the remains of fifteen bodies of British and
American soldiers who fell in the of 1912. Several
buttons, bayonets and epauetts also found One
button had the initials Of the Pennsylvania Rangers on
it, another is marked "U. S." and another 18th British
Grenaders" few American coins also found.
From the position Of the bodies it is evident that they
we're buried in trench near where they fell General
Pike and two hundred Americans aud number OF Brit
sh killed this spot in 1918 by the explosion Of
powder magazine.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16

Mr. Yancey fancies himself ''looking down upon the
friends OF Bell and Everett" He will never be able
to do that unless they attend his hanging.
The above of the best of the political hits made
by our worthy friend George D. Prentice of the Louis.
rilIn LrlrtnI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16

We have the question very frequently asked now,
since the earthquake in Kentucky, whether Mr. Breck
nrdge will continue to give laid and comfort" to Lin
coin by persisng in being candidate for the Presi-
dency
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16
morc Work for Ola Ruck.

1t is said that Mr.. Dallas minister to Great
Britain refuses to endorse the boilers ticket and de-
clres for the regular nominee-DOuglas The question,
therefore, is no: impcrtnent to who Mr.. Buchanan
will selec. to succeed Mr.. Dalasg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16

A. the late election in Kentucky Hon. JAS GUTHRIE
withheld bis note from the YANcErBsEcElSRDGE eandi-
date for the only State o,e voted for Mr. McCLARrr9
aud cast il for Mr.. HoPSNs independent Democratic
oanddae So says one Of our Louisville exchanges and
s fact is very significant Of bis opinion of the YAScKT
party.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16
University of Louisiana,
LAW DEPAHTMENT.

UIHE LECTURES In this Department will commence the
eond MONDAY OF November 1850 aud continue until the first
Monday OF April 1851 They viii embrace the various branches
The Civil Law the Common Law and Of E4uy Admiralty
Commercial International and Constitutional law, and the Jurs
othe United sta TIE Lectures viii be dVtr by
four Pr
Hon THEODORE MccALEB IL d. Professor fAdiraliy and
ent' national Law.
RANDEL UST Professor of Commercial and Criminal Law and
the Law Of Evidence.
CHRISTIAN ROsELIUs IL D., Professor Of Civil Law
AFRED HENNEN Professor OF CoDst and Common Law
and Equity Jurisprudence.
city the Unit "a States has the advantages which New Or
Possesses for the ready and perfect requirement OF the Mod
Coed Boad be obanee cheap here In
any her large city In the Union.
AL be addressed to the Dean o the Pacul
ty, at NeE Ureans RAhDELL HUNT,
aul5-sm Dean Of the Faculty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16

deserving sister to Old England Remember me and my
countrymen to the noble and generous British people,
and believe me,
Truly yours, g. GARiBALpl.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16
Incurred From tho Contc,t.

The Democracy Of old Massachusetts, is too hot for
Caleb Cushing We learn he has taken passage for Rus
sia on board of the Great Eastern
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16
DR.. wIsrAn,s nALsAm WIN CuRnnY

u
In whole history oMedcal Discoveries has per-
many such remarkable
THROAT LUSGs aud CHIof CoUGI Coins
Is INFLUENZA wHooPSG cooGH oAouP ASTHMA CONSUMPTION
ITSELF this Arfamsd ongtrled and justly celebrated Bddm
DA wIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16

Ath residsnse wstervev In the county o. Hanover F.
inst long nss, Mr. ROBBERY
WADE In the 9th year Of his He leaves devoted wife and
three aeconate daughters, with large circle Of relatives and
friends his loss Peace be - his athss."
Norh Alabama papers please copy. My
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16
FROM THE ACCOMPLISHED
Virginia Authorizes.

The source from whence purity flows"
NORFOLK vReIsI, July 10th, 1880.
MEssRs. DOVE Co.-DKiR sIRs:
ITSE MY NAME at time In connection with your Xxx Bour
bon. Really words inadequate 10 the high
probation entertain Of Its merits Its proper should be
"Ne Plus Ultra As perfume has equalhe oior most
exquisite and REFINED several weeks the handkerchief
great charm does stain the delegate fabric
OF muslin For the invalid, nothing reeshing-one
fancy they wandering In Fairy Bowers and holding
with Flora, while enhallng the intoxicating perfume.
The Xxx Bourbon only deserving Of Wide spread repua
on: M inventors entitled the highest reward
such a charming perfume. Nive la Bourbon.
MARTHA HAINES BUTT, A. NJ,
Jy91-u Norfolk, virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-16
SECOND EDITION OF CODE OF
VIRGINIA

PROPOSALS will be received by the Secretary Of the Common
wealth Until the 25th OF the pretent month, for publishing
the s. cond Edition Of the CODE OF VIRGINIA BY Of
he General Assembly, the Secretary required prepare
hs eiiton, e which 1890 copies 10 be printed IL
qulred be In all respects equal In iang aud binding
the hrst edition and the law requires bond eurty
tax for the faithful execution ~ the work. The copyright
he occurred fr the COmmonwtah
Prs desiring contract for the publication win In their
bids much Tn. work will probably be about
l pages larger than the ht edition. but less the bid
must be the volume complete required by The secre
the right 10 judge Of tn competency OF the pub
Usher per the work. and 10 take the bid deemed BY him
be the best for the Commonwealth The work be ready for
delivery by the frs; Of December nsatsooner possible
GEORGE W MUNFORD
Au t5-dt25ihArg. sec'y OF the Commonwealth
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The same Journal in its review of the Grain Trade for

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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-02

company sisters and brothers often make
the like figure, from the same unjust
sense of the art of being intimate and ia
miliar. 1t is often said, such one cannot
stand the mention of such circumstance;
if he cannot [ am sure it is for want OF
discourse, or worse reason. that any
companion of his touches upon it.
Familiarity, among the truly well, bred,
never gives authority to trespass upon
one another in the most minute cir
cumstances but it allows US to be kinder
than we ought otherwise to presume to
be. Eusebius has humour and spirit ;
but there never was man in his COM
panv who wished he had less for he un-
derstandS familiarity SO well, that he
knows how to make use of it in way,
that neither makes himself or his friend
contemplate but if any one is lesscned
BY his freedom, it is he himself, who al
ways likes the place, the diet, and the
reception, when he is in the company of
his friends Equality is the life of con-
versation and he is as much out who
assumes to himself any part above auoth-
er, as he VINO considers himself below the
rest of the society. Familiarity in infe-
riors is sauciness j; in superio:s, condescen-
sion; neither of which are to have being
among companions, the very word imply
ING that they are to be equal. When,
therefore, we have distracted the com,
panv from all considerations of their quail
ity or fortune, it will Immediately appear,
that to make it happy and polite, there
must nothing be started which shall dis
cover that our thoughts run upon any
such distinctions. Hence it will arise,
that benevolence must become the rule
of society, and he that is most obligiug
must be most divertlng.
This way of talking | am fallen into
from the reflection that | am, wherever
go, entertained with some absurdty, mis-
take, weakness, or ill-luck Of some man
or ether, whom not only I, but the per.
son who makes me those relations, has 9
value for. 1t would therefore be great
benefit to the world, if it could be brought
to pass, that no story should be taking
one, but what was to the advantage Of
the person of whom it is related. BY
this means, he that is now wit in con
verzation, would be considered as Q
spreader Of false news is in business.
But above all, to make familiar fl
for bosom friend, it is absolutely neees
sary that we should always be inclined
rather to hide, than rally each others iu
frmities. To suffer for fault is a sort
of atonement; and nobody is concerned
for the offence for which he has made
reparaton.