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restored. 0'U'i was
Erastus Brooks of N. Y rose and said that he
desired to present the name of Edward Everett as
the unanimous choice of the New York delegation
Ex-Gov. Morehead, of N. c., said that however
sovereign the people might be, his delegation had
been instructed when leaving home To vote n e.
taln Way. The fact was, that Edward Everett
was SO In the hearts Of the people of his Statein
the hearts Of her wives and daug htersLthat tbar
must propose him. my
Mr.. Dauley, of Ark would, in behalf of b,s
deiegauon, endorse the Hon. Ed ard Everett IN
we could not elect him, we could, at least fall
with faces TO the foe -
MI. Summers, of Va, said, in behalf of the Viz
gina delegation, he rose to endorse the nomina-
non OF Edward Everett In behalf of the state of
Virginia, the home Of Washing ton-in behaIf of
the women of virginia-the delegation Cordially
endorse his nomination.
a delegate from Kentucky said that in behalf
OF the kentucky delegation he would Nominate
Tor the Vice Presidency the Hon. wasbinuton
Hunt, OF New York, President Of this Conyen-
ton.
The Hon Washington Hunt rose. amidst an
thusiastic cheering, and said ''
Gentiemen OF the Convention IL must for a
Few moments, claim the indulgence of the Con
vention Tor the present matter is one relating 10
myself Some OF my friends have been n1aasssa -
honor me by mentioning my humble name In
connection with the second office within the in
OF the people, and will merely saw that ,yhtist
aPp.eclaie me great honor thus conferred, nv Of.
hcial connection with this Conveption and nv
own sense OF propriety will not allow me To ae,
cePt OF any nomination. have twice been hon
S 9s oy being called upon to preside over youl
dshberations, and IL any further honor had been
offered, 1 would say Thus far, but no further ),
MI Gano, OF Ky, withdrew the Nomination n,
ward Everett ~ il TN' ioi i ~
Judge Sharkey,. Of Miss, said that his delepa
uon would not dare to disregard nominatIor
made an the name Of the ladies' The deleg.te,
Were mostly married men, aud must Know yer,
well that II was no use to oppose the iadies We,
migh, bold out for lille while, but II ultImatel,
| ended In subjection. He would, Therefore. sa,
| tnatth: Mississippi delegation indorsed Edwarl
Mr. Comegys, Of Del, said that his STATE WI,
one % inc smallest Of the sstefhood, but she wa
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3IS EAGLE STOVE HOUSE. OIO
have now my Spring Supply Of Chlldrens Two
- Three and Four wheel CAR-NnaA
4aS RACES. The largest as 6&$d
sortment OF patterns and SS3&
styles that has been offered for sale in the Dis
trict " Columbia. Manufactured by MesSrs C. A
c. +. Hayward, of Massachusetts,. the best and the
largest manufacturers in the United States.
-..r - @. 0ODWARD,
No. SIS Pennsylvania avenue.
ma SGT between 10th and nth SITS.
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60 REWARD.-Iyost. on Sunday last, at the
gE Capitol, a plain gold BRACELET. The
above reward will he given TO any ono returning It
10 this Office. IT.
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$50 To the Public.

II far, have been very wet ones, causing 8istlIy
of our rivers TO overflow. their hanks, back
ing up the water in the creeks and bayous,
aooding 10 considerable extent the bottom
ltnds; when the rivers recede, which may hc ex
pectcd soop, then the large surface of decay ing veg
etabie posed 10 the scorchinis rays Of tho
ssmIn6r sun, PRODUCES the nitiaria, Which proves
fatal ia its course, sweeping, whole Btates and
spariug neither age nor sex IN its eonlHerin
march.
After a residence If moro than twenty years
the middle and Southern States. we think have
discovered IA medicine which, To certain extent,
is preventative OF the attacks Of bilious fever
ase. sSe., and st:ch reoaimen,I our NJ asstoa
whisky. .fr --..s5..- ---... s ....f. e. ~
We wish the public to understand that are
not urging upon them the of strong Liquors ~
beverage. We are, and always have been, oposstO
their being used an that way, but il people viii
them AS such, let them have Ey all a.
I,tIie article. that viii aeep them in health, and
Iengthen Instead of shortening their lives Ne pro-
pose {" sell always pure and nhadulteraied liquors
for medicinal purposes, aud little for the st1DI-
ach's sake, if reeuiret. and gill Challenge u-
sIecton 10y the beat chemists in this any other
country, to hnd any impurity adnlterati0n ia
the whisky branded by IIs, a His 4 Howe's Mag
nolia La il warranted, it is Distilled from the
cora, rye. wheat it slight addition of good
cisiern, water. We have no doubt many PERSONS
have beeH Elii ned i lns,lI if not actually killed, ~
drinking had RIALskg, tae greater iiis rsasOn that
kls q Huwes' Bira Magnoiia should b. ia gfh-
crfi use. just received and ia store for sale
10 = pipes ssd BraItlie- Odd from : to - q gal
- - Diie.t do 90 (0ldl FROM = 10 - rs g.,l.
Lipes Holland Gin; :; pnncha old Rum.
apz5E .-r-. s. - A fi Is ~ HOMES Wattersst. 4
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tiNflhN
KRATZ & HEIJMAN.


a~ a T. q
MARuFACTIJHE lSS AND BU IL D1sRS o % S11sA d
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw ard Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Sorrows
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
p Thrastng nj ae lines, &c.
EVANSVILLE, IND
IgygIE T'ROPRTETORS or THE CITY FOUA
Il, dry legllestve to- Inform their friends and TIA
puAcsfD general, that they are prepared to DO aA
kinds of
MACHINE. AND FINISHING WORK,
and every thing appertaining 10 the Foundry bust
ns-a '9tIey are manufacturing STEAM EEefNEs ans
BOiLERs of any size and power required. Saw Mil
Machinery and Mill Gearing OF any size; Distii-
cry and Mining Machinery, TobaccO Sorrows, Gum'
min biasiiinas. ThrslshinG Machines, Malt Mills,
IIorsepQwers, Corn shelters M achiDery of all kinds
made ami repaired. Iron and Brass Castings of
avery description, Iron Housefronts, Cellar GRATIS
DC. Cooking aBd Heating Stoves Of the latest i'm
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &c.
BREWERS, DISTfLBEks, REGfIFIERS, &c,
Supplied with every description Of Copper ana
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, RefrigeTators,
AttemI '"rators, Sparges Stillheads and Worms on
an improved principle, CUlumng for Alcohol StillsJ
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps OF every
variety, for Lecr, Spirits OIL DC: Brass Cocks and
Valves, Steam Whistles, dc.
Workmcn sent 20 all parts TO TT up work and do
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
- ~ OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in and selling Aliens Improved
stesi ti;islses " rogbt Iron welded Pipes aud Fu-
binG IL EatA Hopkins improved Smut Machine,
Stephen Hughes Flour SepaTatoTs, German BoIt.
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, Hosr, de-,
of siae bcst kinds Tinplate Sheet Iron Block Tin,
Pig Iron, Habit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick.
Tbcy have every Eaiiity of the best Machinery
and work men, and viii give all work entrusted to
thcnls their individual attention, filling orders
promptly, warranting their work. aud are Satisfied
With reasonable prices.
~ Oiice aud Sale iiooms, No GO Main street,
Founder >, Boiler lard and Machine shop on Pine
.tIsetp tct Tys9 First AID Second Streets Evans
O.
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272 bush corn, T. Il. Hardy; IL coops chickens, Z
heads CATTLE 10 dog hides A. Price, 70 casks bacon,
Brown & Aikmas; boxes, chest, roll carpet }.
Vandersmith; 40 bbls whisky, Als &, IlOwesi 2
bbls nuts, boxes raisins, J. L. Spadng 10 terces
rice 46 bags coffee, Wheeler & Riggs; 3 hLls nuts,
10 boxes sardines, Preston Bros. box hardware,
u. w. Armstrong; l case cigars, Jarrett, NJ * Co.,
Padneah XIV; l keg, 9 bales, LEIGH & Carlstedt; S
bIls nuts boxes sardinns, T.. 5. Babcock; I25 SKIS
corr Wheeler C Riggs; 2 car load slaves, Oakley
Son; l62 bbls -four, ]. A. Crane leases hats, Bron
nar Bros; bales, II boxes, Archer & Mackey; 6
boxes Read & BurTow; / box ID. Goods, W. E.
French; boxes mineral water bottles, J. Karsch;
so bbIs -four, /. & u. Holman; 81 sacks bran, John
H. Meni; 10 sacks flour, Peter BALI.
A. E SHRADER, Age.
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say-we learn from. a gentleman who has

Ee3s@Ne learn from a gentleman who has
just returned from a tour through northern
and southern Indiana, thut never was the
prospect more promising for wheat. Every
thing Indicates unusually prosperous
year for farmers More PIoughing, more
clearing, more fence making, in fact, to nse
his own language, more everything than
ever before known, going on. Indeed the
cheering indications are SO great that every
one is speaking of them, The spirits OF all
are buoyant The old Hoosier State, take
it by large, never was better Ok and we
hope her sister States can say the same
Fort Rayne Tin,ss. "
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TIE winter has been 1colder and the
spriag later in England and France than for
about thirty years. The season for sowing
wheat is in great measure lost, aud oats,
barley, &c, must be sown instead. Fall
wheat mas also been planted instead. The
wheat crop of Western Europe, therefore, is
expected TO he short, but the crop never
looked better in Russia.
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ak CIcERo and Plato" says st. Angus
tine, {" meet with many things accurately
said, and things that excite Il certain warmth
of emotion, bat in none do find these
words: Come unto all We that labor
and are heavy laden aud | will give you
rest .s .
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tbs VALUE OF MANUFACTURING-It is one
of the Waltham statistics which is worth
membering, that "a single pound Of steel,
costing but fifty cents, is therein manuiac-
tured into one hundred thousand screws
which are worth eleven hundred dollars
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Etazs~ Many "A poor man could build a house
over his head and own it, with the price OF
cigars and tobacco he has used Ia say moth
ing of the worse than useless drink " OF
beer aud bad spirits in which, from time 10
time, he has allowed himself To indulge.
E.echeHye.
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- ss&
- p-E-SS EXPHESS GO.HFs.9A-E
g n NEW ARRANGEMENT

.6sO-E-ns EXrEEss c0.MP.zN.I.-
. ~ NEW ARRANGEMENT
The ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respertfuIly M
nouuce TO their friends and patrons the pnblir of
Evansville aud vicinity that with increased (.ciIi-
tics tor the transportation of
+FR,EI6I n T., PA CR 4 q EiS. "
10 N & Y Nd VAE UAHIES
They solicit continuance of former favors Es-
pecial taken in the collection of Bills urafts
Notes and the transportation small and valuable
packages. -.i
All persons Wishing 10 avail themselves Of the IA
eIties OF the Express, obtain desired infoI-
nation ia reference to the and details of the
business, at their, Office First street. between
Main and Locust, opposite tine Post Office
de l. ---s C.. r-rs - ~ > q. H. FISH. A gent.
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HOOFL4ND's fFRn4N PILHs

HOOFLANDS CERN4N PILLS,
beinisweH knevh ti,rongs.a europe trd Amer
need no commentator here. They purely
Vegetable, are prepared with great sSactness and
.sugar-e COATED. No better Cathartic Pill can be
found Price % cents per box.
These medicines prepared 10y DIR. g. NJ JAOK
sGN a. Co, philadelphia, Pa, and st. Louis Mo-,
and sold by druggists and dealers in medicines
every here. The signature OF C. NJ jackson will
be on tho outside of each bottle or box.
In orr .. Ete7gbodg's 1iiatsac," Published an
nuaIy sou will find testimony aud coiBIhcndAt0ry
notices FROM all parts of the country. These alma
macs are given away by ali or agents. is.-
~ BEWARElo Of COT INTERPRETER
See That Won get szfnfItrsi German Bitters, pre-
pared by Or G. NJ Jackson, Philadelphia, PA, aud
that his gnaiure Is on the wrapper of each bottle
Keller 4 White, Agents for Evansville, Ind
LEIGH & tarisItdt, do fo do
.deca % HrTe.
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NAIXE editor says that "a pumpkin
in that state grew So large that eight men
could stand around H. This is like The
fellow who saw flock of pigeons so low
that he could shake stick at them.
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Che Daily gansnal.
RIVER ITEMS

gES- Regular Packets expecting notices of
their running arrangements IN the Journal,
mast adrertise scith as. Au kinds of Steam
boat job Work dene at short notice, an good
style, and at reasonable rates. Extra copies
Of the paper for sale at all times.
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st. Charles Saloon.
NEW RIETORSHiP--AN ENTIRE
REORGANIZATION.
aRES&K&. X.4.lf.UIfR g ~ Il EAEES&.

lSHRSSRS. N,4.B.UIsR 81 LREEFUSSs
- Hk fruaI New Orleane have purchased the ST
t'H ARI sES SALOON, on First street, nearly opps-
sit, the Office aud have retitted it in Elk
giant and attractive style.
The new iroprietrrs have lad hong experience as
keepers Of fashionable aud popular Re7tanrents in
New Orleans and they will endeavnr, In their new
house. i,iIsg all the elegancies and IuNnFes
of North1.rn and Southern Restaurants i'll the ST.
CHARLES.
They have brought Il larg" and complete stock
dc choice I4iquors frau New Orleans, which they
esa1A+ctssd with during their business in that
sz+y Their connections and acquaintance in that
cItg will enable them TO obtain the choicest sup
gsaics of Liquors, Fruits and Injuries from that
ataFket in future aItd they will spare expense
tseyr pains 10 make, tlio ST. CHARLES surpass,
hereafter its Eurtner representation, pleasant
Saloon, a place az good living, and elegant refined
and luxurious resort.
fFs@ Billiard players viii fbd at this Saloon set
the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the
well known and celebrated factory of J. II. Bruins
wick &c Go.
The undersigned laiter themselves that long
I,crience and careful attention will enable them to
merit reputation equal to any Saloon i'll the west
country.
Esss- A splendid Lunch will be served up in the
most approved styl, every morning at 10 O'Clock.
HAMMER & DREIEUSS,
aug4 Late of New Orleans,
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JOSEPH wALEEE, Prest
. X. T. HAYDocK, Secretary. 7.-.


STATE OF NEW YORK,
Personally appeared before This 2a:b day of
November, A. ID. 1853, Joseph Walker, President,
and Richard L. Haydock, Secretary, of the Secu-
rity Fire Insurpnce Company, Of the City Of New
York, ard scY,'r5rily Affirmed that the within state
by them subscribed is correct and true to the
best of their knowledge and belief.
TIlOS. L. THORNELL,
-'ss Commissioner for the Stgte of Indiana,
.4-..ts r..-.s f.4z 10 New York.
This Company has complied with the law of In
diana concerning Insurance Com panics, aud is pre-
pared To take risks in the City of Evansville and
Valderburgit county, lad ..-.-str ~
+ II. SABIN, Agent,
dcclG 81 Main street.
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4fEeRtiE .THs1G~tift ~ fakes measure in it,
yu,irs his r,id c,is ols that in the q1Ethty and
ssflt OF Ia. urk, he iatters himself he cannot he
.zecIled IL may II ia he found at the corner OF
sz-S,t,d and Streets where the choicest lar
aud Saddles -, every description can be obtain
s~i the best oi terms
ksz5- Rcl,aiiin done with neatnesS and dispatch.
Second hand Harness always on hand. iel
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SrSGULAK CoIScIDEScE.-rhe Chicago
Tunes, in abiding to the sudden death of
Governor Robinson, Chairman Of the Yer
mont delegation at the Charleston Gonven-
ton, who expired in a fit of apsplexy,
says that in 1910 the Vermont delegation
los; their chairman 4. W. Billings by
death in the same sudden manner.
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VANITY Fair says "Sanborn is a Concord
and unconquercd man" -a
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Excuse me madam, but would like to
know why yOu look at me so savage ~ g..
"Ohl beg your pardon, sir, | took you
for nv hlIshlnd"
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1t is more like some star actors who. on
benefit nights appear in two parts. Lou
isUkIe Journal
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THE Charleston Convention is a body
which has not met 10 perform comedy.
WASHINGTON Constitution -
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r. -1 :: ]: !! !! !, :. ! !,

N respectfully inform their friends and the pub
liz ,aiier,ttiy tiat they have removed their Office
and their building First street, three
doors ;tinyc Pine street, the foundry, where
They viii he able TO give moro prompt attention
10 the orders OF their customers. A large lot of
viii be sold out retail, at Wholesale prices
Ia order to close out the stock.
deco KItATZ g. HEILMAN.
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r. FeDdrich & Brothers,

T. FeDdrich 6 BrOthers, ?
Would respectfully inform tie citizens of Evans
Vile and vicinity, that they have larger stock Of
ToJacco, Segars, Snuff, Pipes, and German
.-t4 SRao king Tobacco,
Than any Two establish me ats ct our principal.
cities q
Hotels and store keepers, look to your interests.
Before purchasing elsewhere, pleas examine our
large assortment, which pledge ourselves to sell
can be bought in Cincinnati louisville; al We
ask l. that son shall call aud Judge for yourselves
W., oteF any OF the sbava al wholesale retail
Onr cstabli shl-nt is iFilcl u tie Well kttewR
extensive Raftinor,. Tobacco WartilOrse of JOS
Frn,.rich,t Bros, No IjJ Forest street.
+. FENDBICH& Bros,
Main It., door 7huvr First,
octzf Evansville. Ind.
. f.<f.s.N'(,E re- SO EsEs MOVE -
q Ritfr.,lff Iinrs an. having tMnntYtWo
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sTEAMenAT REGISTER.

STEA MBpAT REGISTER.
ARRIVED.
Kate French, Louisville, D. o. Campbell, D Green.
Charley Bowen Cairo, John 6anif, Louisville,
Clara Poe, Pittsburg, Diana, Louisville
Dunbar, Paducah Republic, New Orleans,
Woodfort New Orleans, Lebanon, Cincinnati,
Fanny BuIIiitt louisville ). W. Hailman, st. lis
Kate French Lou John fSault, Nashville,
Clara Poe ST Louis Diana, New Orleans,
Dunbar Paducah Republic, Louisville,
Woodford Louisville Lebanon, st. Louis,
Fanny BuIlitt NJ o., }. w. UailElan, Pitts
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o IL BittFslf Brothers are NOW paying twenty two
and a half cents current money, for Spanish and
Mexican quarters. lodi
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% - II. Don
LEWIS DAVIS, Muster. NJ. LIST, Clerk.
Leaves Evansville on Saturdays at IL O'Clock.
Leaves HutsOnvic on Wednesdays, ut II clock.
SPEED, com FORT,
....- RELIA GILITI, 81 FETY
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FOR WABASH RIVER.

REGULAR PACKETS.

N n The aud light dranght ar.s
steamer MASONIC EN-, PiIlsbury Lila - !;
Master, Mcdonald Clerk, will make -
regular trips between Evansville and Mt Carmel
during the season.
For freight passage apply on board. ian3ltf
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w BLINDS OF al Sizes IN 'It 10 OftIer- .
ES5- DOORS utb,'c thlu regular sizes ON Iands ur
made ON short notice.
Doors moulded to order. Builders shonld ifpos-
sibIe make their Frames of regular Sizes they
then be Supplied at time. l.
Ceiling, Siding si Flooring for safe Bioali<
nyS all sizes Fencing Boards u feet long, Tor
sac chra,. Ono Window con tains tlVeIves lights
All orders must De- addressed, To g '-s.--r
r.. :. DABUOCK,
myIl-lyiSw Evansville. Ind ~
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
z. II. SHORT g. CO.,
Commission Merchants,

No. "a Camp Street,
HEV OIL "a Ms, La.
r. II SHORT loct&Z-6rudl Z. S. HOWARD
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-10

How To SECURE THE RETURN OF
LETTERS NOT CALLED FoR.-Thousands
Of letters misdirected or not c1lled
for at the postoffice annually fnd
their way to the cead letter Of
fee at Washington : bourne from
which very few misguided missives
ever return. The law, however, re-
Gently enacted provides way for the
return Of letters to their WRITER'S
1t is lawful to request the postmaS-
ter at the office to which the letter
is directed to return it unless called
for within thirty days, aud when
this request is made it becomes the
duty of the postmaster to return it
to the writer without expense to him.
This request can lie printed on the
flap of an envelope and would read as
follows:
Postmaster Of
Please return 10 the undersigned
unless calico for within thirty days.
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Democratic National Convention.
No NOminatiOn..-Adj to
Meet i'm Baltimore. on the 18th
of juno.

No NOminatiOn---AtljO to
Meet i'm Baltimore on the 18th
of juno.
1t will be seen from our Geographic
that the Democratic Ma
tional Convention yesterday, by a
vote of 1919 to So, adjourned to
meet in Baltimore on the 18th
of June. This proposition we
Judge from the dispatch to the
Louisville papers, came from the
New York delegation, who seemed
to appreciate the importance Of
conciliating the seeding Southern
States, and thus preserving intact
the orgaization and harmony Of the
party. Those States are nov asked
to Gil such vacancies as have occur
red or may yet occur in their delega-
tons, and meet their brethren in
convention at Baltimore on the 18th
Of June. Let US hope that this in.
vitation will be responded to in the
spirit that prompted it, and the in-
tegrity of the party will be preserved,
and as consequence, the Union
preserved under the constitution.
While it was greatly to be desired
that the National Convention should
have completed its labors at Charles
ton, good not only to the party but
to the country may grow out of the
adjournment that has taken place
The delegates will have an opportu-
nifty of mixing with their constit-
uents, and learning their views 10
regard to the important questions
that have claimed the attention OF
the convention, and as "the sober
second thought of the people is
always tight" we may look forward
to the assembling of the convention
in June with more than ordinary con-
fidence that every dissension will be
healed, the sure precursor of another
glorious Nashville Union
and american
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invaded your territory and murdered
your people. These are the men you
patronize, and these are the men who
use the strength you give to crush
out every man who is willing to res
pect your rights.
The y hole North has been flooded
with the Helper book. The Repub!i.
cans imbibe its spirit and practice its
recommendations. 1t affirms that
mo man can bea true patriot without
first becoming an Abolitionist;" and
urges that business determinations
shall be made against every man
who is not such. This policy is in
force to a greater or less extent
all over the North; and if the
South has any respect for itself CT
its Northern friends, it must meet
this prescription in corresponding
spirit. If 1 will spurn Abolition
goods of every character, as our
fathers did the tea in Boston Harbor,
it will bring the Helperites to Their
senses in a single year. Will you
10 it? or will you continue 20 buy
and scold, and sold and buy, until its
Northern friends are worried out
We repeat it can cure our people o.
Abolitionism in single year, if il
willard make money by the pre-
cess, too.