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when he made his Lexington speech, as vas demanded
by Judge Douglas But experimenting that this might
not be done, the Louisville D1aocrdi, aud the Douglas
press generally, republshed the questions and called
upon Mr.. Breckenridge to answer them. Mr. BFeekir-
ridge made bis speech aud although it was made heavy
with prosea ions Of love for the Union he very eOhv
nieny omitted any response TO the Norfolk questions
We regard this omission significant. We fear that II
Ia TO be regarded an indication that he and Douglas
disagree and that he would if he dared to answer take
ground opposite 10 that Of his Democratic rival New,
ifMr Breeknrdge believes that the election Of Lincoln
would Justify the secession Of the Southern States, and
he would sustain them in seeding the people ought to
know it. The great mass Of the leading men South who
are supporting him are for secession in the event OF
Lincou election and notwithstanding bis proclamation
Of Union sentiments it is safe to assume that he agrees
with them. Il he does not, let him say so.
While abiding to this subject, may remark thu the
views Of Mr. Bel upon the question were distinctly an
nounced in his letter addressed mass meeting cor
vsued at Knoxville Tenn in the year 1885, In that let
ter he held on, the following emphatic language:
1T may be asked in what does the safety Of the coun
try consist, answer in the preservation Of the Union
Ia every aspect in which am abs view the subject
regard the dissolution of the Union as the dres calamity
which can beA the peope-the people of the South a
veil a. OF the North. Il is fashionable TO state some ex
esp.ions 10 the general truth. prepared TO state
none within the range OF probable events. admit th'
possible occurrence of state Of things In the operation
OF the Federal Government which would be greater
evil than the destruction Of the Union glazing tyranny
Al oppressive and persistent violation of plain and un
questionable constitutional obligations or similar disre
gard Of constitutional limitations in the practice Of h'
msorly, on subjects Of vital interest to the minority
would be virtual abrogatoa Of the bonds Of union an'
Justify resort to revolutionary remedies use the term
evolutionary remedies in reference to the possible oppres
ons of majority in welding the Legislative aud Exec
uye powers OF che Government because have no aitl
in the political metaphysics of those who seek to estab
sh peaceful mode Of breaking up the Union by dedu
cling from the Constitution right Of secession in th'
States regard such doctrine equally unsound de
usive and mchieyous-delusve because it have nj
efficiency in preventing civil war; aud mischievous, be
cause it tends to mscad and seduce the people Of Sta
into revolutionary for insufficient cause, unde
the false idea Of immunity from the ordinary hazard
revolt against an established Government"
We doubt C-ays the Louisville JOurnaA if the cas-
against secession has been put with greater powe
/ or felicity than by Mr. Bell.
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oOMArzROr.AL-
oSTIcs OF rHs wHra. Sept %. 1850.
THE COTTON CROP.

The annual statement of the Cotton Crop Of the United
States year ending August s $780, hasju been publish
ed he New York Shipping Lat, The crop the srgsby far
made aggregate being 10 Of all but the most san
gune estimate We comparative table Of receipts, pe
fying from what they we're derived:
Esc,iDts of Cation af he Dorfs Of ne United SEdfea
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lNDlASA.-The BIeckimidge State Convention Of In
6ana adjourned on Tuesday after coming the conclu-
soi not 70 nominate Breekinridge State ticket They
we're ashamed TO let the weakness Of their party be
seen in October.
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THE ROANOKE VALLEY RAILROAD.

We have condensed the following from an interesting
aricls IN the Clarksyilie Tobacco Plant:
rhe fact announced our last Of iron had
already been for the track Of he keysve Extension
and that additional quantity OF 800 tons would soon be order
mailing aggregate Cf TONS enough altogether TO lay
down GAINESVILLE to Keysvie. fact
with onlJ simple Annuneiaios OF It 10 the world
"a me % I sns SS 5SSn s
Ter the putpos Of raising the requisite for the eonsueon
The dollar and d I tsey pay eight per cent
n. holder THIS well nigh indeed qu equivalent al annual
Interest OF ten per cent nearly double Tie legal Interest Of the
to the amour. Of 500 900 are to be issued bearing
redseabe fcows 100000 LIST JsnuAry 1862
100000 the h January, 1873 100000 let January, ls
the construction Of the enre thirty miles OF road at The very
moderate gree Or ana yss % ~, ba he
Of tllO 900, redeemablel In 1881.
The payment othe tond secured by mortgage the
Dad bed and all 'he other ofthe
ny John ures and Vim Bacon, Of Richmond, and
Mr. Richard 3. Baptist Of Neckenburg the trus,ee.
"ess facts gather from saientn prepared by Col NJ
Jones' chief tngneer ofhe Company aud incorporate In
rh recently pubhed expose present progre and
TIE prospects the improvement Jones est mates the
income OF the road sfer It's mpleton 70 keyyhe
900 and the annual esptnse oioperng al t0sO leaving
net balance $4,000 The annual Interest to be paid on he
bonds Of company will be 62O and the balance q $40 SEQ
wild left discharge any 1Iaug debt and to constitute
aesumraIedt to meet bonds they mature"
CHARLESTON Is. c) MARKETS, Sept 81.
CoRSThe mark is not only ver largely supplied but we ven
ure the assertion the fear Ct cton that at
within that embraces period Of many
years-have arrivals been hayy they have b-en within
The pa three weeks The tranars Of dealers
grooming under the weight Of their stocks there
amount estimate high 20 900 buhes-in h hsnds.
waiting disposed Prices consequently been very
depressed and the sales show heavy reduction
the prices eylou. week. 5G2c bushe The arrivals
from North Carolina comprise shout $500 bushe which have been
market opened s0S hut closed yesterday dull al
6sGT5c within which gin the quantity referred 70 ABOVE
sold also received II 900 bushels from Baltimore,
on bushels OF which sold 10 buk At S - have
said dealers largely supplied and the Ba a.
move arrives being orei As the transact for this de
crption have limited to establish Market have
quotations 10 offer at present
H,YThe receipt, tave lmei 10 $50 bales North River,
which were 100 ms There fall supply In hi,
hands ard very difficult meter to move IT, present
10 atoms TO ,hch Woud refer
TLoua demand continues very limited This fact coupled
with the neresf the supply depressed the Market and
prices he close Of the week developed declining endeu
cy The figures Batmoe have ranged from f6tt bs'rl
very Halle however the latter price, County brands VII oh
opened .is rapgd At tqe close Of the week Ut
s4 barrel The receipts by Tar sd comprise 5i barrels
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crop bales. q 5000 S1iSs62 3s5i4d 46I5II0
Tie largest previous crop and the next largest
the crop Of 1880
exports foreign ports for the just closed
3l bales divided comparison whprevous years. fol
lows:
TIL - ~ c., 49,, a, TrnSIaJ cyoses IA Ers;01 Part,
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:. rrtr, FIlIr,,,, I1now-Nothlng Letter.


The following letter, written by extra Billy" Smith,
Eve years ago, is an exceedingly rich document, consid-
esag its Democratic origin proves conelusvey that
zxtrar was d very emphatic Huow.NOthing when he
Vas anxious to obtain HuowNothng votes. It confirms,
too all that was ever alleged to the contents Of the
letter he wrote about the same time Mr.. Walker, Of
this city. We copy this rich and sweet epse from the
Staunton Fiadicdior, Democratic paper:
WAERESroN, March "a, 1885.
To Gen. John F. Lewis and others
GENrLENES: Your favor Of the 10th instant reached
me to-day and in which YOU express wish that should
meet Mr. Wise your April Court TO discuss with him
die principles Of the American party &c., sc.
Il has been for some time ny policy as public man to
bring our fow-czens together as political unit IN
view OF the impending danger from Northern ianatcisn
When DR.. Wise and he Enquirer, dc, commenced
teir rinIieirs rdr tp0n tts htgc NoihHgs, DEPBE-
GATED il as a PUBLIC CALAMITY, calculated as Il
was 70 isolate large body OF our iehow-czeus from
those common sympa.hes necessary TO harmonic Us as
A whole When the. basis principles Of the American
marty Of Virginia WAS published said that they contain
a. large amount OF sound Democratic doctrine, for
which I was denounced. This compelled me TO defend
myself which did by reading the basis principles, ana
calling upon my hearers TO name what they dlssenied
| from as / read. need not say EASILY and FULLY
sustained myself As 70 FOREIGNERS, argued That
thew we're e great aHfi-SicJTy element Of tr'ghgw
aaaorttpss That coming now at the rate OF
nearly 500 600 a wear, and settling almost eX'
-.iyev IN the free States IL increased the reprcsen-
ration In Congress against With appalling repioy-a
rapii-v which must soon oyerwhem us; and that was
9ge-.ion far above al par,izan politics addressing It.
s.lf 90 the whole South section, and demanding o.
the patriotism Of s her citizens combined effort TO ar
rest and ob5,ruct this fearful evil SO have spoken
and with soue expansion and Of course, with much et-
/ feet.
While however shall not hesitate TO present these
viavs aud others 10 my defence and in justice 20
the American party /; would not be becoming % me, as
D,a-rrfir candidate for Congress, to 90 out OF INV
tiiWic 10 etco.uter one CLAIMING TO be the Demo-
cratic eandidate for Governor and must therefore re-
spectfully decline yCur suggestion.
1 am, gentlemen,
Yours most respectfully,
WM SMITH.
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1t will be from this that very large proportion c the In
crop bea shipped to Great Britain An immense
stock Liverpool and h 10 connection with the
AuIey the have has kept the market there much
unsettled and depressed
The following will Of cotton n bale hand
the different ports " the United States the 1st Of Sept
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NFATHEMAT1CALIN INSTR q NJ eNTS Of diieS, -.
M portaon the best AMI largest assomenL ever offered In
this city at prices at a62 to S5 per SET Por sale by
WA. SArTLER co.
sea Ii2 Main Street,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-24

WRI Ting DESKS Rosewood MahogOpy, or pearl In
w laid, For sale very low by
VIM sArTLER co.
saQl ! Mar etraet
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TWO vERDICTS
from two very important Sources in relation to
CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE.
The first Of these decisions the Of DR. Chiffon who has
declares me
YOU LOOK In VAIN,

For Grey Hair on the Head OF person who
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/ =
LocoFoco CoXsIsrENCY-It is a little singular that the
majority OF the Virginia aud Tennessee delegates, who
are now making such fuss about "Squater Sovereign
IT," should have stad in the Convention at Charleston
and voted 81 times for a TO be placed upon
"Squatter Sovereignty" platform.
Too MEAS-It is stated that an old officer, a soldier
Of the war of 1872 dismissed from the Boston Custom
House last week because Of his attachment Douglas
had paid of $50 out of his salary only the
| day before, TO sustain the Breckenridge party.
PRorRACrED MEETINs.-A grand national Bell and
Everett meeting is to be held in the city of Men,
| phis Tenn. commencing Monday, Oct sth and con-
uuing during the week Some OF the abest orators Of
the country expected to be in attendance the
cssion.
HARD Hr.-Mr. Peyton Of Tenn, has said that the
man in the moon, on account of the corruption at
Washington, has to hold his nose every time he goes
over the city. New York is much that the
goes around her every night especially.
STRONG MAN IL THE FIELD.-HOn Samuel Matthews,
Of Miss has taken the stump in that State aud
Arkansas for Douglas He is OF the hardest Demo-
Gratis in Mississippi and will make the fur fly. He is
Douglas EIector.
FAcrIous-Col James L. Orr Of South Carolina, says
"Whilst shall give Breckenridge and Lane hearty and
cordial support no prospect of their election by
the people, or otherwise"
JuDGE DOUGLAS journey through central New York
has been one continued ovation. Our exchanges from
that quarter come in teeming with accounts Of the en-
thusiasm which greeted him at every station.
REPuoIArED.-EH ThAyer has not been re-nomnated
for Congress in the Ninth district Of Massachusetts,
That honor has been devoved upon &. +. Bailey, Of
Fitchburg Eli will doubtless Independent can
| didate.
The UNION CAusE.-Tbe Newburyport Mass Herald,
Douglas democrat says the Bell and Everett party are
moving and gaining strength in that section. public
meeting will be held in Newburyport next week.
HRS PROM PRESrIcE.-Why do the Southern Disunon-
lists all support Breckenridge If they do not know or be-
leve him to entertain their sentiments and vieWsS We
know they are traitors-but are they fOolsg
We see in an Alabama paper Breckenridge letter
signed ~ Butts" The signature would do very well Tor
the inscription on :he head Off billygSat
The Bell aud Douglas parties of Texas have agreed to
nominate joint electoral ticket
Gen. Scott took part in the great Union demonstration
in New York last Monday night.
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FouxpEp. 1880. . . . . . . :.
OUSDSDf Aud
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