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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-20

ragged between the North aud the South has been so uni
formy Just conservative aud patriotic to command
the admiration of the sober minded and good in every
quarter of the Union In its issue Of the Sist ut, We
find The annexed wel,imed and well deserved rebuke OF
its cotemporary, the Daily Tribune
WHO Is RESPONSIBLE?
"T'nder the head of Trade and Politics. the Tribune
bevas state of things which It to be facts to
the nd that the Southern nduging IN syse-
matte course ruin those OF our wholesale merchants
and Others who suspected of entertaining any oher
than ultra pro-slavery sentiments We WILL not now spol
the rbunes philosophy by assuming that its statements
have no foundation in fact but will ask the editor II
that species of excusveness Of which he complains
originated either with Southern men or Southern mer-
chautss We heard no such complaints before the RAID
of John Brown into Maryland and Virginia and the sym
patty expressed by bad here with that INVASION
Upon examination of facts it may be found that the Tr
bunss cause of ofense lies at its own door. In looking
over the documents printed and pulled at the Tribune
Office and made the basis OF action OF the Repubhcan
pary we find those sectional and selfish sentiments which
have produced the state of feeling complained Of
against Southern merchants. The South has had heI
tutors in this matter and if Southern pupils learn from
Northern teachers the sentiments of eXcusvenesS, why
should the Tribune complain The "Heper Book, thai
is hailed in Republican households sacred inspiration
contains preceps which if carried out would establish
system Of excusiveness that would lead to results sucf
as even the Radical Republicans would pray to see
aycrted.
We quote from the fourth head of the dozen maxim
preached by Helper
- No Patronage to Slaveholdng Merchants.
No GuestshiD in Slave-waiting Hotels.
No Fees to Slavehoding Lawyers.
No Employment of Slaveholding Physicians.
No Audience to Siaveholding Parsons"
These sentiments were hawked, with kindred ones
over the land more than two years ago and now with
a sober face, the Tribune has the boldness to say
For the first time in the history Of our country-wC
believe in any hstory-a systematic effort is mar IN pro
gress 10 divert custom from merchants and give
to others by reason Of their diverse politics.
Men sometimes teach bloody instructions, which, being
taught return to plague the inventors.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-20

We have been shown document signed by the May
or5 in Office of the cities of the United States anu Canada
certifying to the superior excellence of Dr. Ayers com
pound Extract of Sarsapara and to the value Of all his
remedies articles of great public utility. Such evil
ience from such high bears out trumphanty
the position have long maintained with regard to
Dr. Ayers preparations, particularly our adver-
sements Of them. No publishers need be more oppos-
ed than to the PRONUNCIATION of quackery of any
shape, but we knew when we began that bis remedies
above any suspicion OF decepuon-that they were
bout the best possible to produce for the OF
disease and that they have the confidence of all commu-
mites where they known. Not alone because the
Mayors of the whole country believe them useful their
people, but because know from experience that they
are TO ours, do we believe rendering a sub
santial service readers in making their virtues
tnown TO them.-Comier, Princeton, hH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-20

To ascertain he bearing OF these results on the House
OF Representative and the Electoral Colleges-we must
refer 20 the Census act Of 1880. By that act the House
Of REPRESENTATIVES, must consist Of 235 members. TIE
whole representative population must be divided by the
aamber which determines the ratio for each State. IT,
when applied 90 each STATE, the number Of representa-
lyes does not equal saS then additional representa-
ave is TO bc given TO each State having the largest rrIr
.1ug an the aggregate is obtained Applying this rule
TO the above representative population assuming the IS
lte 90 ba c5rrcctI the general ratio for representa-
1yes obtained is l2tHuo Ap7ying this 10 the several
states. ana obtaining the deficiency by taking the
-ees, fractions, have the following results, both for
Che aggregate aud for the loss aud gun in the several
~.lr.s .r Representatives.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-20
SAM. HOUSTON

SANEo IN TfGHr Box.-0n Saturday, the agent Of
the Adams Express Company, at Nashville, received
box marked Hannah NJ Thompson, of Levi Coffin,
Cincinnati Ohio. Weight 265 pounds The agent un-
dspcious gave the proper receipt for the freight, and
despatched the box in the fast line. All went well until
the train reached Seymour when the box burst open,
and out dropped two hundred pound chdei more dead
than alive. Darkey and box handed over to the
agent at Seymour, and returned "from whence they
came the waybill being checked "Nigger short" Yes
terdAy morning. Mr. Coffin called for his box and the
clerk questioned him closely to its contents but he
''dn't know a thing couldn't guess what was in it," Be
careful friend Levi; thee musat tell fbs-Cineinnati
Commercial
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TO THE PHYSICIANS OFTHE SOUTHERN STATES
WOIfe's Genuine COgnac Brandy.
WoIfe's Genuine Port Wine.
WOife's Genuine Madeira VIM
WOIfe's Genuine Sherrx Wa,

AN now supplying the trade with pure Cognae Brand,
ties both for medical and private use The nmep,, o'
has crowned my efforts to place apure Gin within he wv
under the name OF Aromatic schiedem sehnapps and 70
OF the market the pernleous compounds sold A, ca, W
the country, led many leading druggists
men, for years past solicit me TO pursue tn - A
In regard to the article OF Brandy. should hay.
these requests nom all quarters long ago. vas d.
by the fact at owing to the eTorbtant prices
consequent upon the shorinsss Of the grape crop for
there chance Of my being able 10 lmpor, the e
dy, bottle It and sell II at moderate prices Porub,
the grape crop for the last and previous year land
for his) abundant, and prices Of Brandy have
the standard Of ten years The duty on Brad, . 10y
seventy per cent lower, and have made ar-aB,.
four Brandy exporters In Pance the highest remit,
uarIy receiving consgnmeus Of the best Cognae Brandy
am bottllng and selling woes Genuine cognae B,,s
guarantee with my SEAL label, and certificates the brand
tied by me, the pure, unauthorized article and will he -,
when used medicine, beverage, a cordial hs,si
Inyigoralng. II has been matter Of universal orplsl,
bottle Of pure unmIKed French Brandy very dl 49,
the purchaser, nine times In ten, deceived with
ufacured imitation or all descriptions Of ardent ,tr r.
from its high price, has been the article that mixers ana -
have turned their attention TO- and millions OF gallon, o a.,
called French Brandy have been scattered iay Oa ~
land and have been the primary murders suicide -
ties and criraes Thousands 70 an earl,
destroyers, from delrum tremen maniaapca ,nt hon.,
unknown. until unprncpled began 70 HaIs r,a
ing compounds and sell 1t as the pure French Brandy
The virtues Of pure French Brandy not be tod
They throughout the world medicine or mia 81
It IL, the French nation POLITICALLY c4uh aE,p a
Vie the OF life But this applies only when Dur, a..
unaduersed. Manufactured With the fearful ln,reat o.,
make good imitation 1t becomes death drink 70 nnoen,,,
Of thousands Of To remedy fearful evil ear,
menced importing Brandy, bottllng It, and IeIlghu
"WOLPE'S GENUINE COGNAC BRANpys
daily receiving orders from druggists Aad spotsAr an
parts Of the Union, 10 sell It for medical purpOseA
UD0LPH0 WOLFE.
No. % BEAVER STREET, NV YoES
sT- Agents In Richmond,
a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-20

THIS table presents some remarkable facts, viz
l. All the oil and large States Of the Union, without
exception lose ground relatively, and most Of them pos
.dvc.y.
q The South loses ground largely; the new State Of
Texas having e-tDH The territory Of the cid States,
and LAYING west oi the Mississippi Is the only one that
-.iHs.
s. The oa f part of the Union which positively gsns
IS tde Nogtuw,s,-Mi-solri being properly included IN
that
e. The Northwest positively gains Is Representatives
and senators In Minnesota.
e. Tie Slave States lose IL Representatives aud gain
being positive loss Of =. The free States gam IA
ana lose Io-b-ng positive gain of T. with Senators
TO- Minnesota and Oregon. The admission OF Kansas and
Nebrl-sa which viii speedily happen, will add Repre-
-eutitiys- and 4 Senators 10 the same side.
Westward tle star OF empire takes its way,
ID. no Iorc.- poetry buL tue most sober Of tact-snd
not only westward bu uorJhSestward IS the course oil
empire.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-20
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN LEMURL J BOwDEN AND
CITIZENs OF MlLLIAMsBIBG

WILLIAMSBURG April 10Th
Ma BownpN-Dsdr SirHavng seen the Wig the commu-
naton you nom HSnrco responded by
yourself kindly permitting the use Of You name In the coming cleo
Judge IN the Sixth Judicial District the liberty
expressing 70 light atlearnng your determination
Permit SIR express high regard for yourself and
high opinion Of legal Abilities and your fitness Tor this
1onbe position with sincere and earnest desire that you
nay elected the high Office which regard you all
respects peculiarly qualified
We remain very truly yours,
James VI. johnson, DR. Lenard Henley,
James ,hone, John Noel,
Jam H. Malone, Robert BitssinghAm,
John Slaughter, John Potts,
Alex Powell, WIN. ". Lee,
Dr. 10 VI Garrett, WIN. Corran,
O:taviul Coke, John VI Kidd,
John Coke, Geo. .. Lsagion,
W Il. Garrett Silney Smith,
Henry Morris. WIN. II. Yerby,
Allen Lindsay, r. K Roper,
Josiah Thomas VIM. Lindsay
John H. Barov, g., john A Deneaf,llls,
John H. Barlow, Jr J HaElegroye
DR.. r. W. BIg1od T.. H. Lively,
Felix Logue. A. Lindsay,
D. Malone, Henry Peters,
r. A. Christian, Iiaacsmlth,
VIM R. Davis, Robt. J. Barlow,
JJhn Jester, s Grlln BALL.
JB MaSone, James T r. wilkins,
Horace p. Moore, Cornelius Johnson,
John " Cloves, Moses R Harrei
W Gillian, Archer II. Curle,
Nv. uehins, Wm savany,
Geo W. Hornsby, J. A. Thompson,
Henly T. Jones, Thomas IL whiting.
Wm 4 CrautoI, SOuthAI
VIM Vaughan, John J. mcoe,
R Hubbard, } 7. Badklns,
K II. Graves, VIM. Bassinghlm,
John w. Clark Jos. NJ. WalhaL
WHIriNsBcRa, April 10th
GEN1FYFS: Your highly esteemed OF the lih inst
pressing your sincere desire that should elected - the Office
Of Judge Of this Circuit has been received Such manifestation
considerable portion Of the resIdenis M native city
amongst whom lie has been spent source Of sincere
qualification should 1t be the pleasure Of the people Of the Cir
In your choice shall endeavor discharge the
reposed me- justly Iherprefrence and command
the approval OF the country nd Of conscience.
Ir,maln, gentlemen,
Very respectfully,
LEMUEL J. B0WDRN.
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New sTEA t MSHIP ILtIINsIF, RsoM gosroY s6s


~ DIRECT TO NORFOLK, PETERSBURG and RICH ShRIlfN
MOND VA, CONNEJTING BY RAILROADS WITH TE 50 u
AND WEST FROM END o. LONG WHARF BOSTON
engine steamship CITY OF Nsw YORK. viii form line bet cen
boston Norfolk City Point and Richmond Va, leaving Boston
Norfolk and City Point FIR day, April zJ,h WIN leave
City Goth Norfolk 2st April and subse-
quent said dates leave Boston and City alt rna rery
ten days,
Ere ght by this will be forwarded by Railroad from City
Point Petersburg distance OF nine niles also by covered
lighters towed by steam from City Point 10 Richmond
Of forty niles the latter at through rates.
Freight forwarded to the South and West by Railroad from
Norfolk and from Petersburg free Of commission &c
II hoped that this fys effort To establish direct steam commu.
ncaon between Be and V TO deyeope
trade will meet with such favo. and from
shippers aGjd Indictment place another steamer on
this route and thus compete aad entity establish this line
PHINEAs spRAGUE L co.
No 1870 Central St, (eassrly end Of State st. tock)
AGENTS
E0RY0LK-Messrs. J. NJ Smith & Bros
PBrERsBURG-Messrs. S. G. Baptist A Co
RicHzOSD-Sheilds someryille
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-20

DwELLISG.HoUsE BURNT.-0n Sunday night last, the
dweinghouse of DR.. Sam1 G. Beard, the Blue Sui
phur Springs caught fire. it is supposed from the Kitchen
and burned down. with nearly, if not quite every
thing in it. The Doctor and his family escaped with
their lives and that was about ALL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-20
Hide, Oil andLeather Store.

D. KIRKPATRICK SONS. No. 81 s. Third Street, b.ys,
Market and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia have DRY AND
sALTED SPANISH HIDES Dry and sated Pa,ns N In
ners' OIL Tanners and Curriers' Tools the price,, A..
upon the beat terms.
81 All kinds OF Leather In the rough wanted r vHs o.
highest price will be given In cash. In srhlg
or Hides Leather stored free charge tOd on eonn
Ne21-dgm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-20

FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 20, 1880.
70 coIi,sESPo o., l DEST : -, r..l,, o1a
~, rb,rl,.ton convention.


Convention have been pousilc through this State, 10
great numbers. MANY OF them stopped here day OF
part of cav TO ORDER presume, 20 feel the pulse OF
tHe Virginia people in reference TO the nomination. We
discover chat nearly an the delegates from the Northern
States are in favor of Douglas and sauEuiuc OF his nom-
nation by the Charssou Convention. MANY of the dele
gates from Missouri Nlry,nd and other Southern States
ars also Oh, champions OF the Little Giant and con-
tend st vl him., alone, their candidates. there a. y
hope of.tc success OF Che Democracy i'm NoyemherreS-
Even amoae che Virginia Delegates SIC ind some who
believe .il- Douglas viii be the most available candid
s-s and holding that opinion they viii be very apt al
Ger ~.sara complimentary vote 20 Hunter and Wise,
ta press ie cus Of ,he distinguished Illinois senator
Ash. Convention uiI meet on Monday next and as
Ore -ssat o. osoa eoassl aeadv will soon Doe definitely
s.t.f iasIa vain Cor rs 90 aiace ia any speclai,o1s
.. tss s.t'e.t We cannot help believing, however,
f,r an tfs indications sa3 signs of t-s times that the
Charleston Convention viii certainly nominate Douglas
81. ,h, Dsmosra, candidate i7- the Presidency
.,1 DAYS since We held different opinion but con-
ys-afors ei many delegates on their way.Jo Charles
l. and especially with those instructed 20 vote tor sou
...ar man than Doegls have served to convince Us
tfatti, Little Giant" v bear OF the hoaors of the
Convention and Of ,he great Democratic party OF the
country with bus E-le trouble. We are satisfied iu-
decd chat even the Virginia delegation WI. cast i.s VOC
for Douglas n ve-y early stage Of tae oa-onng "ud
fiji does that OF itself win setle tae question '1 one
ia i.. favor Fo-. Il Virginia sgreudess 20 him, seF-
s-f other Southern ~a.e5 v.u Immediately follow her
example. aud there e he an end OF che contest Ms
eaaf srI MARYLAND ams-- che Southern States viii
vote or uo-.a- on the i-- ballot whei Virginia North
Carolina Georgia and perhaps several others 'r after
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-20
II. HOWARD FOR

49, HUsTINGs JUDGE.-The writer begs to present the
Of Mr. " Howard suitable person fill the office
JUDGE OF THE HUSTING5 COURT recently created by the
amended Charter the Cy All most important Interests Of
citizens both as IL regards their 1ery and estates are
voved In the selection Of the incumbent OF this OIL and
in looking around at the members o the bar no one can be found
compare with Howard In all and every qualification for
the posjn combining he does sound judgment strict integ
y imparta and knowledge Of law both criminal
civil equaed by few, and surpassed by more
Mr. lilo card modest and retiring gentlemsn generally
known the office Of this kind the people will
certainly prefer fuy qualified for the high trust any
who may have their personal sympathy good fellow"
known better than the art Of elecOneering
therefore een with confidence, Mr.. Howard caims and
hone the people S consult their interests and elect him
personal intimacy with Mr. Howard but Is well &C.
quanted 9TH him practitioner at the bar where his reprta-
ton Is Of the highest order.
Ap20-tf JUDPy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-20
NOR BALrImORE.-THRER TIMES A

INOR BALrIMORE.-THRER TIMES .n--
Il WEEK-P0WH&TAN STE .MBOAT CO. .see@SS3s,ss;,z~s
The steamer BELVDERE Capt VIM W. Keene gt
to-day RIDAYJ AID 20 the hour o'clock NJ
the 2lst inst.
Freight taken for Boston via Baltimore with great
despatch.
This steamer has SPLENDID saterOO passenger
Passage and Fare Is.
Passengers requested to be board before IL o'clock
Saturday the hour Of departure.
Tickets sage procured either our office ia the ain oppo
site the Columbian Hotel, at the steamers wharves Rockets
ap.0-2t DAVID WM CURRlE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-20
TIE sIYra JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

To tie Eiit0r ~ tie Wig:
In gancng the columns Of your very popular and widely
circulated Journal Of the 10th nsh much gahed to
and highly gifted countyman, Richmond T.
~ ESQ., had been commended by Of his end
as individual with all the requisite qualifications succeed the
Judge John Bacon Copon IN the Sixth Judicial Circuit
than quarter OF century has adorned the Bench
Virginia with much honor and distinction. But alas this
ustrou Of Virginia. full Of years. OF literature and honor
gone that bourne from which traveller returns and
IL selecting TO al this important and response
bic trust certain h that he Is endowed with all the
qualities which will enable him To discharge faithfully aud i'm
partially various and onerous duties pertaining TO Jugeshp
In the character Mr. Lacy have precisely after this
der-one would 10 The slightest from his
proper sphere pander the peculiar notions yagses Of
any person community OF sea fast and undaun'et
nose In all his Views and relations
life possessing mind repee with legal lore and with other learn
ing Lacy Of the most indomtable know Of his
age physical aud mental point Of view, with active
and penetrating mind graspng and compehendng the most In
tcat problems within It's reach and his physical strength does
not f, short Of mental ability We Dir Lacy
earnestly OF The District and should 1t be the pleas
ue of the people confer the honor upon him, shall have
cause to congratulate ourselves that the unsued ene long
worn by Judge Cnpton with much grace and dignity and
embematc purity the mantle Of Vorty and deserving
osssor PAMUNKEY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-20
AsnsIb g Va WIS.

Thu oOldre e the "a YORK E4Prsss n IS treatment
Of the section controversy vhih has unhAPpn 20 long
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-20

Total. ul,blf'H'
If We compare this with the other Censuses since 1890
e shall observe one great and important fact bearing
e domestic aud political questions OF the country, viz
that che lfs population increases much faster than tie
'orsf Indeed this fact is papabe that the tables
show au increase Sc per cent in rbs population, and
ONLY 2 n the coored AZ first sight this might be sup
posed 90 be wholly the effect Of foreign Immigration
But this is no. So There is percepdble difference IN
e growth of the races Independent, OF all foreign add
-ons We shall not here comment on that fact but pro-
ceel 90 look at the representative population. This
composed o, free people and tireeft,hs oil the slaves
The rUr.ss.ats population Of the several States will
.. .- follows.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-20
COndnhBROIAL.
OTFIoE - me WHO, April II, -
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

The suspension Of business last Thursday, consequent
upon the the Clay Statue prevented from pub
fishing review the Stock Market There has been
no material change In prices during the past fortnight
are sin selling at 92 and In and Richmond City at 9ih and
int Other securities as indicated by saes also remain at
former rates except Farmers Bank Stock which higher
This pr,riotsfy.
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. TO COL. q. IL. MALLORY.

49, TO COL. q. Il. MALLORY
49, DF.R sa: The undersigned, your fellow citizen, o
tue county Of Elizabeth City having heard with sincere regret
The death Of Judge John b. CopOn and taung thu
hi hest respect for you both citizen and urisi and be
evns worthy and Ct Of the amented Cop
respectfully request that you will announce youselfas
didae for the Judgeshp Of the Circuit.
Marion Colbert, G. G. Mien,
A. McJones VIM. p Marrow,
J. W. Dobbns, Latmer,
Thos. Latmer, J. 0. Howard
c. L smith, 7. +. Fitzgerald,
J. 7 Griffin, J. Mnson,
W ". Darden W. L. Tompklns,
W. Kendall, I. Roache
+ + G Rs' q " Hape'
Cary wood Tv Moss,
j. Philips, w Ham,
G. Host, W. s Howard,
W. Banes, W. Dye,
Thos. Tabb J scoGeli
v. mo 4, &. o. Jett
C Booker, J Patrick,
WIN Hawkins, TN Watts
Thos Dobbins, W Curtis,
p Il Ia.imer, Z. ang,
H. Whitney, c. Jones'
W. X. Jennings, Kelley,
W. Mt'srnburg, n. O. Glddlngs,
Geo. Booker, q. VI. Philips,
" l.. ~hltiag a. Rudd,
J l. Sinclair Ell Lava,
II c. Kendall, W, Lowry,
VIM Joy j. w. Brown,
J. Sinclair JF. Hawkins,
". Hickman, I. Elliot
R Shield, s. W. Outen,
Geo wray W. 7. Smith,
r Hope, L, Ehsrage,
T. s Armlstead, W. hickman,
J. C. Philips ]. q. THIRD,
c l. Collier, W. House,
j. Simpson, A. Wood,
g Lively, G. Can,
T. bonneville J. 4 Curtis
W Par er, w. Curtis, Jr.
T. Skinner, g. b. Jones,
j. Saunders, q. X. Garrett,
r. Chils W. T. Wood
J. j skinner, e. Watts,
". T1rnbul, Davis,
A Williams Chester,
W. Mourning, J. y Moo.e,
JOS Segar q T. Msssenburg,
J. lawson VIM DAVIS,
j. Tsbb Jr
Q.b SO Ap0O-clt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-20
ArIeelIns II EaIr.me..

We concur la ,ac wish expressed oy contemporary,
,-et tr, l.c..,a cor H.r-s cs o-r Represent
,.-.s I'm Corgls.s Who r,a believe a that tle.r poid-
.rs teg Diem. could l5o a.. .g.- .. 20 IRE Title eN-
ss.oas scenes tlst are occasionally TO De Wit
messed 90 WASHINGTON City u, for instance, che people
~ Virginia aud lc South bad hscn az the residence OF
Senator Seward -l--g through the dining room door,
seek OR two ago. they would have seen sight taat would
r,s .frirsIy as-aei the hlraoalirs influence o, q
Good dinner There was Loveoy, Of Illinois fresh from
lie fIi5a. aad .a,e5ySpeech Of the day before with
..s IN the persoa OF EzG0v. &cRea, the Mississippi
.-seater their leg crossed ia the mos, aternal man
- Davinab.e, u1lc. che mahogany Of the "irepTess-
I'D. conflict Senator from New ork, and discussing the
- Yo-k Senators roast beef Potomac shad and Chat
al. Ns-esur I'm che mos, ahrmiug obdvou-ness OF al
r..--,rs. ezeep; the well tU-ei ba-ksmoors iu white
,ro-s who handed tie "ytal' 20 IN M The Nississp-
Nan ii not conn himself 90 such unwho.e ONE comes
t.e. .s .shuuLs Of FIRE, bowe-kuiyel and ramrods,
nor tie ilosaa TO cc-aatar AID ynega- but both re-
gsed themselves WITH tie choice ,aud-, which, il IS said
ere 20 be- forno Go rc-eminent excel at the table OF
Mr. Seward. Think Of it Mssissippiaus-your S,sie-
81 ht. Re5r,. eata.iye drinking from tie bottle aud
.--.-. & er. tlt srrae dis with Ba K Republican
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-20

Ilte column OF free population is included the free
colored population which will amount about 500 900
I'M the m Slave States such as Alabama Mississippi Loui-
lra Texas and Arkansas there may be few slaves
,hlu are above represented Taken in ALL the aggregate
%, slaves viii be about 100000. The Of 1860
viii approximate IN regard 10 races very nearly this pro
portion.