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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-15

large stock Of every grade Of Prints, Bechcd and
Brown Doniesics, Plaid Lseys, printed and plain ali
wool Delans and Cashmers CoIored Silks, Black Silks
Popins, Debages French 3erinos English and German
MerinOs, Printed American DsIaineS Ribbons, Trim
miEss, White goods, Enbroiderie8, 1aces; a large
stock Of white, yellow, red and gray Fannels Cloths,
Cassiuners, Sat;i1etts, Jeans, Seal Skin and Beaver
Cloths Over Coatings large stock OF Shirts, Skirts
Fronts Shirt Collars, Suspenders, Gloves. Hose and
half Hose Of every kind Sc-, Sr
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-15

x BBI.s. COAL OH. avery superior article, jos
= received and for ssle by
feb25-tf RAINS, BROWN X c
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28

bsre sgsis sitsd the cottage 90 the %,
sborel walked up the grsv-d pslk towards
her house. 10 ~ss just snch July day
as when net Asoke ffcm my long sleep,
yesrs ago The front door vas III ishily sj.r.
l pushed II boiselssslv opea, and went M
10 The vsry rocm where vs last parted
There, at the same vindov where sbe had
sat, was bissk iobed female form, With her
hssd, resting upen Ter hands / gave one
qa'es, sur. slanee, aud 'hsn orsnd my .ru.
"St,La Z" Cr>d.
Lynp, oh, LtEr /"
A.d she sPfang into my open arms and
lad her head upon my bosom Thus I held
her for several niautes, forgettirg that she
was mothers wife aud that IN love "a. on
ly s'in. But at last the dread iems % bsause
re arued
"ob Stella Laid bi,t-r'y. DIbA,. fouud
Joa one more but 70 lose you =
IN, Lynn, not " you will ,assp NC for.
ever. she returned, elingia, fShdly 10 ne
"Nhat can you meant asked.
That you may love NE il you will :
With my own hands elos-d NJ dear hu..
eand's eyes three years ago in I,sly. he
di-d blessiDE me, aud win HE last word.
he b~ds ms 20 wed YOU, " ue ever met. and
Jou loved me, still =
And will you, dearest Yoa and in
me ubi'e-hsfd Dsn. old before b.. tim,
Nov ul you be my wife
II vi ], aud may God bless us - was her
Arsw,r
have come back but it /. 10 return in
one month aud clam ber - nv trid.. Nv
iafed oute. isrh hspp'hess, has returned
With Gods F'sssiug ! kbou shall lie sv.s
happy, ~Ho iny Stella, in oUk COTTAGE o.
TnC ETA SHORE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28
P0ETRY Y.
a Ek,.ND.
,yI. n,v..p .rrrn.

nv .. nowssp ssIrn.
Thpcs macy lovely things ws bsd
10 rafth, and air. and s,a- -
TLsdiAiAni b. lis upos the Wind,
The eicssom on ~ urei
Bot iovriier isr than esine OF aover,
Avsiaed frisrd IN sorrows hoor.
Sweet Is The carol Of a bird,
Whsn uAib 'ing On the spray,
And besui'iOl the mOOs = pale beam
That "a Sts % oa our way:
Vet loyslisr friebdsh,p's look and vofd
Than moOrligh, or ihsn ~srbiiog bird.
How Ptizsd he coral and he she'll,
Apt vslu'd too the pesri,
WAC can he hidden treasure. tell
Ger witch The soft ~ayes euil1
We, eeafes, still friend to me,
Than ali IN ssr'h. ot air, OF sa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28

VVE r- faf Haasf q. 49, Ists ~ lssksH
as,.f ah ~ afr ar1 rtsf f.. rt-.,..
fara 500 ~ FfFsIrafira 3 arrfeFNs
rss sts O. frtf rsfs Isrrs 49, g.,.f..,
stf. ssss g ssfs go Gassss go ssfis Il.
faefef
Pa-sFssios Eirsa lsfsf AssH
Pss . fsso LkWsoN BoTrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28
pETFiss a. Is1IT1TIOu.

Rev. ~ q - bsd travelled faf 10 trsseh
t9a e ebgrss 80 a. -- Aftef fho ssf-
moa be ssitsd gsfy psiisutlJ e1pesfnr zone
q ihs bfrthfss - tuFits sim hssne b. de-
brr u tsis be sas aisspp5utsd Oae SD
sss bsr parted suiil % bouss "a slnest
81 -mgfy e. ihs miuistsfs starasoh Ssn-
Han'rE fssalufion. hsHsysr b. sthed ~
- 80 siissiy gss'lstass ssd gssysiy ssii
'Wal yop 80 h.sns siib uas ts-dsg W.
ainosf hfeibsf
,Whs,e do you hve1'
'Ab5ni tssniy nisl ifon tbb ~
Ne said ~ nae, solofise, Bat ysa
see - tsae sits 49,
sIkssk gaa--i utu ebssffsilF'
~ - ftsf tino fhe @iuisrF sts 40 nafa
'fosslsd V stsf plssa sbsst diossf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28

Whsa ] suoks 10 knovledge of life And
passing ~, bls. was % . large F0om fur.
pshsa 9Th 80 eisgsHeo which onIy -rsOs
oi mtsBs eould saogd. kbew | was uear
the sea toT ! G, uid bear IL beating sgainst
ibs = eks BEdeE my very Sf doSs
! BID scarcely gsbctd at the riegsbt far
uituTe whsL bss'd the door sofl, anclose
snd isdy entered She Gas athsa an
mefnine robe n lsuk saiis. Witf q ooilas II
poii isd lace slasysd bye single dismoBd
sFosbd tsf ntet Her hsir w-s paited
IN, e.tly shove b. q =. viii~ kFsw, and Il
hvsd 70 isl 10 ss'slss. su,ls owe, b. nset
I'D shoal sFs. sud there vss . tFogd asht
ls be- Frsss syss sod qussniy Essee IN bst
sss'y noFspsnt, - sks s.vasssd foitly TO-
vs,ds tAs I'D
Do Sou fs.l suy better ssu. sirT shs ssh-
q uhss sbs sss isss sssts ga safe. log
bsf
Aush Hsvs 7 b,sa vsry nv
'Ob yrs. sii fsfy ill isdssa You bsvs
tssu rtsi - 6ssrt. BET eos sifh ptopsf
,sfs 80 re ssis II
Asst FsoCtss sbali fssi that ovs
81 sii to.ysu 2 { said. ersspisg ksr hssa sod
gffssifg 70 tstsesh 18th ~ esh
Ebs stb8fsv u ssid y
4 - tei sist seu te ftisk 80 - sfis
10 : tsys doss yss 3 81 Fies " 80 tessats
fkaaght if ~ ~ y. 80 soula tsFs atss
ne fsas 20 sey sse. ns sst sksak ass st
Gsif I sm osiy ss iassFsasaf 10 kis
haHssf
q - sssst Iiisa sirssfsly o. fissisr uas
shffs ~ ga b ssis iafsisis.lg
- 80 sisb us o. isss- gsu sts sst.
- trsfnHffe
'Os 90 ie'i,s 'Bvs So p tsvs ]
tsfn tfre
.Tts D. - ahh dsy
80 tsFi 10 sss sotssi s.sresig b. ma
- mtuuffste te ne
90 - teesess yeas nis8 bss sssssssd
sBpt tes rsns asatf tfuf farff 4
. aigsteFy e. ~ ffsf sstisia %
~ ssfVssis fari yea jasf sss fsFs
srs iging insstsitie stea "a ksaes sd
iFoszas "a tsfs Ttsff sa sas itfua
gea " yss sitA - kssw aefs yss s.ss
qasssisa fhsa
q tiak ! aotsfslsa3 u sIi So.
Tee 80 issVs Foa sskHs 80 ysaraslf
Yea mur w 80 sisaF rens
Boi 6id COS tisr Essef 80 e...s ed
fsHa iits msfFY usss Ia - ~ 80 ksf
iasslg fses slli hsestst - sstsg isssti q
a. $50 sfsfssrfs stsa ksssd a.. 81.
pfasssiaf. ] sisssa - ssss 80 t..,.r =
breath tssv lI ~ , ei4 nas Sta So 4
tnes I ~ B su ssstf Wa ~ Sc
ttsff 80 sgfsfshtiy ssiesp fhs astf ls-
- shsbst so baiss1 - hsss. ~ d.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28
SlLICTlD STORY.
boo AZ BOsto" odrs B,a eA.
TEE CCI1iGE ON 1HE SEA
ShCRE.
BY rSA,ce =. COREY.


] never loved Iu, rIcc. 1beu il wss with
Wild wsd love | vs. young, handsome
wealthy then. aud might have tad my choice
of the young lhdirs of ny eiiele' But |
could bot hud ,ne smoug than all tLat
C uld love. L vas ihi, jbat found ne a
he age q tweuty Ave still sipele For iwo
yeats ! dwel' ie''rsrh the sHtpy skies II L.
ah. aud, then With heart, whose great, It
longi' vas for q being To re,ete aud 1--we
| srugh' ny pAtiv- lard Cue mouth l
sp'nt among my city ffieuds, aud ID, n. du-
''ug be bot mou'h e July, weu, to the
seaside, ~te's found quiet home with an
old fisherman and bis wifi, ia their ample
cot.
One day ! was ssiIipg alone % the bay
near The f,trrmsus co. IL was calm.
brigh' day and after saiiog near the shore
ysn'ursd oUt iuto The open tea iwent on
aud on in my little bost, impelled by some
Singular desire, until u-. "a, ou in the seA
snd the shore lay ike vast bauk upon tie
blue waters Ia the distsuc-. had hardly
botieed the gathering ouds until loud
lonR peal CfthuUder burst overhead I nj.
dtDl, fPrhtg 20 ny f,et sbd gsEed a,,uud
Ovtrhtsd AID bef rv me, ~ far ~ the eve
could I'.eb. gisst masses of ihky eh uds isy
pik up, me above aGotb,T, Wbile the sun
rill sboue brigh a. 'vrr. 1he s.a wss
calm A. turned che b, ad of ny boat toward
the shore, AID ,o.ree ,ipI Ie di Iuib,d ITS
classy sa ootbBess. But ere bad pfoe., ..
Ua fsT Oh my bGmeNSrd route 1 beard the
viod Ioa'itg sId cav The mighty waves
coming Op behind Ws liks faviug n.oas ers
eager for IbSi, PRIV. Win 80 almOs, Lope>
lees glance toward the shore. but N y
hands ohee uote TO the oars, aud the boat
e'ft the waves brsyely
IL was In v.ibl The mighty vat, rs urre
erniug sW,fily towards me, a. fell inon-
sifous we've dasaivg against the boar threw
down the cars 10 despair sBd uug to tbs q
seat Another, ttili sp0ihsr, passed NC. +.
u 10 mock my fears, but each, thauk {, %
y sriug me nearer 60 sboTs. At last ibe
storm lnrs, more furioasly. The Wind
shrieked, ths r.io fell IN iorTeBis, and Le
set spray dashed. l had grasped with n e
tenacious hope Of despair.
~ lsst there vas a lull IN the Gtorn, when
ioosod my bold aud raised my bead 70 look
s'oand. At that momsnta giant wsve bust
over the boa, ard strange ferliug oame
over me. IL seemed sH though vas If, =
ed by inyisibls hABds snd borns I'D, kn, v
not bow far, sGd then dropped ioto sssth- :
! ing sbJss belOu. Ttis Is all Temsmber
knes 10 more.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28

~ ~ dss. SD Me- Desborsy 70 bss
assght@ yea shosld prt held PEER dress
- sgry hih iu gfogs n tks stftst fThsa,
81 f.bllsf ths msi9-n. b8s shs1 ~ r
shss 90 bssatf q ~ asusssa tsstalstts
sk.t ! hses aimoss faist3 mgsFe-sisha a.
ussssi sefs I teag safs e. sli Z its bsauz
- look q ne.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28

~ Tee ia msB 0ai West. y ihs aams
of Jeho Hoe, sho i 90 lazy that 10 sriabg
BE ptms hs msfsiJ matss , sna $40
puaehsf sois throuxh thstptpes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28

- a msetias bas bcsa isvenisf sd
psienis3 81 ,kiosing ssls u iess iis sofk
- quissiy that tbs poor ihiogs hsvs 90 hhs
- ftmsnUfaia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28
THE LITTLE oEAyos.

Pfhr nv shoRid itri,ist
" sP-ssins maze hgarsl
f.Hfs oniy JDstug im aifsa-
~ NAd ui. am bigger.
:, ,'res ios wi.h % hear my rar'
And nfge me ~ h-gin n.
~ sftse fuf pfat-. = IN al m, h..,t
ihoaga snail ne hoPe g. uin BE-.
~ Ell iais hou Farmer Johs
iiu's foan OF bred s,r
Ast every a. htahd ever, m,,,
tie SAsered and BE- f-I. sif.
sa't nsiehhor Joe % Fafa.sr Johu
40 voq stliE tu.t .ir
- r'r~ra aach timr and ca, utnn
'ii'e a-s!sss eoH, n.g
sa'a Farmer john to Nriskbor Js.
u hfiss NJ iiuic rasapn
Nol Tor ne guo1 he nov can fo
Ba' Shi 90, wheR he's groua m"
The moral yen car veil e.rv
u Herp the ls'r from spo,i,as
u he itue colt. Fon tb,ns all
Irnow it BY yoaI smiling
Asi nov my friends please 20 e1eu.
NJ iisptBg and nv stanner
L. i5F his o-ee. have dsns NY bsat.
Aud so-l'll matc ny maEatr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28

eSsA y'ung lady ana gspilsmas di,puiiog
pp'u 'ubjoct, ths lsiY ierssly fsmaEksd
sr ss osa sever agrss 10 snythibr
~ aFe sf0oR maaam t,d be. IL yon
ihosid - iaso . Fosa ~ shos thsrs rsss
bai tse beds woaah 10 sbs sBd . ~ ~ 10
'hs her siib shom souIi yos sleep
- ihs vomss n ooufrs p. sHsi BE
IS, ieosi8 = tbs gsBiifmaa fsplisa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28

- f'e asTs ssvssy siFikisg ssaaten ssso,'
81 81 ebaAsy ssid - ths sispbast st sa bs
BE hi@ gEss tAs hssk uitt his iFahk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28

eS-Nfs bssfis ssys taat oss OF ~ ssrs
tn9Ft sqthiag. apd anothcf da<a Tie
4aestiou - rbieh kooss tbs mosi1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28
oILr LErrnE FRoM oIl.r spRINc.

A. the OF Springs, in Crawford s5untv
rA' are '1eiin Z great deal of interest, 1e
P''"hed upon the Fat Coatributor to 20
.o~n there last seek 10 order that wouieIt
furnish our readers sith an Authentic ae.
souut of the locality.
We have rsssived the folIOwiUg uretsOus
De-T Segiifer- Eyerytbiug abou, here !,
80 greasy asd oiy, u 10 With extreme d.a,
cuts that ! can write at ali. My zen Il %,
oa' OF ny hnRsrs there is an oils SEQ a, on
,he Ink the paper IS fairly trap,bareai. AIa
''osh around in my ohsit IL an unple.sant
~aaosr Pstouce and psrsersraae ee lswest
OIL Is unnecessary hrrs) Sill, boUsvsr. over
sous many obstacles.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28

Tas WrEt ufLnse HssB -At 30 no.
msst ~ di6ssity aess tnahasd ksosisr
So stisf b. sisssssss ffse - asssgy 20 b.
81 ss si3e g. eswisft ss3 assiatsaes a.
shsu - uasta . tastsa 70 - ssssd sa ~
saift collar - PsseA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28
Frederick Female s mInary.


- t-fa
'h'iE h's ssis ss'rs ot tht. iLHftodun Eifi b.
'~-a a-d 90 h-sssF 40 81 = &baes.be, ssti
FT Bsaya aaa 7'sW.sa tsasas-e sfHtas,
h'aa'. L,sAis PED Haaibg r.. ys0O ~ s1As
satit sssri - Fshis As.f gsasif s strs.es
." Cfcpiais sHa pia.. lauiru'sf tddTsss
"a WtNtIEsTE
Aag ", % PfrstdeuF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28
4 HfvEn o. ort

There j. one egusiierstls siIsJ essst rua.
uing tAraazh tbis esvaty. us,el . sli ell
a. ~ss e4ss9Srrsd sbett iisis Aso in = sia-
galaF ei'ntef. TbFss boys ~sbt 20 bsihisK
a"d sbsn they cans o9' ssre 20 gfessy Shsy
cnaidu tSay b. their ostbss AZ fast a.
ICES sippsd tbsm 'bsy vSs 4 slsD Of
sg'io, asd ess 4 the lads Ia heed sss No.
neat, s,'foWiJ escaped sHpTlng sai II kis
sS'o ou, Feashiug home ibsir gafsuts ~.
'eg etee-dihgiy 'Fagal, sfaeg tssia oat, SD
-s'fsstsd sesutf 4 HStceH gaA0as n pars 81
i'0a "a ts,ss SoEf Rsei A osssgany are
sIeofius large esuils factory 90 tbs bsut,
oi ils TiVef Pf'pafiug 20 dip casdlss 10 Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28
Peruvian Guano.

FI'hh 'Hi.r ifs'. bsvinr ,ss1r snanzrm-at.
- ~hh NJ. 2. Bs1fis Bso ~ f~e-iVs
,asif pp'y 81 CASA his .sssm Dire FRpN
l"s 'tt'NSHA ISLANDS afr ihefs hy saah'sA
lessf Piie 'h'a y ca BE- pfucafe4 10 soy OH !,
mafkss On Ne stare ~
frfT Rfe dsiiy FGrsliisE - shirs Z Z.ebvr q, 4
ga.ftise toa ~ islsbts rA-s~ $40 fs.i-s Il.
% - rau noe srgsEe tl te Ae.tg -af D,,, 49,.
hirs 80 tbeif sffiral PoWt :, I. ~,
AirEaudfta lltfg ~ f-sT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28

The iou0vluS gill bs to.ud in,,,,,,,a, =, "A.
P'''sHt ums. We aae 81 20 q .se,.A al An. "a, ~,
9Ai'n, Nas"a ns'r,s, in Duycsinsks crckpe-
'''V' A~-''esu LHsfsiUfs. Harris as.A it.,sry
'a'''''' " ',mr esisbfiy. snd "a. ,aucr ofih,
eA"iea "a Ootehss'sr, Mas, ~A.rs Evrrsu "a.
e,'n' Ihe Is'rrsnd rot o,slly Isus iaar,,a
'"sSsr % P'0ph-cy hsrr va IN tAelia.
De sah 'iu an sits,r
or ia The other iites.
Not Ter he so.t ., rou eauso.
Bat sih Go ~hsb ae'. srova
h'fs - he eEFsei irum he Cyrirp,s, n
amefican Lierstoie"
Fh'f' - p'ca- NJ Fs1ini.sssc, ci Ham. o.
'i'' rrf 'od' % eouseo'ioa wih ,he I0s,A "a Il
-.'4 E'e's" wssH ths lsf'-r "a, abeut year.
90 - h'' si''hP''ce ~ Dsfchss,tr. ts received
% io'''~'eF COPS ~ ssfses ~h'sA naru, wrote
'ot him ne " itis russ" fshrrirr 10 he COB, =
the spssseFs hair
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28
ptrprrHY ELs

The 0s'y sp.siss of trees shieh sboaad
hsfs y tss 'hRv5y Elm. Th,ss trees are %
ssTpssJ sqawfsi Ca s.,nb then unbSs,
dPFirg eis paws "a spaBld,Bgs Prepared
oiss, snail bottle Of shlos Ne A'vays sa,-
- ss.t--1dsd about b,s ssek fh.ts ais
fss mspis 'tss' bsT~. bas % sug.s . aads,
- 0gib'sg bat oil RAGS sut stss t1sy are
tapped
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28
Al OILY TRACE.

l arrived here at q ve,y late bour I.s,
sighi. on A. oil train to UBion. and fo,,
thence 10 an oil wagon, aud nigh, a. veil
have come CO naiH 0it. a. We were sixteen
hours behind iim- All trains were b,bioI
time at Unien, sarn, owing to the aecumu.
la'io0 Of oil on the tack on that PORTO, of
The road The oil futs cut Of the crourd
and lnbfie'tes the rails fOf great distance.
We shouldn't arrived here atuIiF he pas-
'e"gers hAdo't got out lad .priakled the
track With cigar ashes
'hpPsd Out Of oci nobody arises here.
We all SEP toto bed aud AiP satl Il a. sasly
soa' ih's morning, aud began ssuga,ions
toued section embracing faurteeu IN Us
Ano acres Of land huck frl Of oil spriogs
now rHE woHEN ray perea-Nrr.
D'iiiisg J. upueees.a ' here. potufhsasa-
ing the msnuf,e u'crs OF steam pamps slshn
that - y, - the Oi beiis up IN ,pIiBes, sorn--
'ime' TO ibe height o. tVsbty-6ve isst, aud
10 caught IN tn pans it ONES douns On
. hot day, a'n Iold it !. Ne ulasa.l ,biaR
20 see ,ss women frying dough puts IN tbess
t. ot oil. Toe tails VI dough are dforped
iuio TIE Jeis sbere they sro srbssd 10 ios.
seosi like eorks - = f,antaio, until tAsy are
fried by tht beat " the tuh.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-11-01

A Rational View Of the Effects of
DisuniOu - by a Distinguished
Southern Politician.
A correspondence has taken place be
tween oz-Speaker ORN and AMOS KEN
DALI, a loug-tried, faithful Democrat,
aud the trusted friend Of jackson,
"upon a topic Csays the National In
tclligcncer) Of deep public importance,
though fortunately belonging to the
realm Of speculation,rather than Of prac-
tical concern, in the present relations
of the country"
"If the South should think upon this
subject as 1 do, says Mr., Orr, 'no
Blacb Republican President ,oould eUcr
erecuie any zalo ,0ithn her borders, an
less ut the point Of the Joyouet and oUer
the dead bodies Of her slain sons"
In reply to the indammatory lang
uage Of this heated fanatic and fre-eat-
,,LioL ba.o,,s. ct .Lu55ar % s,,oh son
fmonts comino from ona whose sin.
- - -. MI - - -.
co'''y l. cannot uouo'' Iuo ''u' was
when 100000 men rendered their servl,
ces to the President to aid him, if nee
essorv in executing the laws Of tho
TT,ito5 St,to. Tbo ,i,o Mill b.. v,bor
Saa "',1 80 .T ~,
zoO'UOu VIII 'o'un'eo' lot IKE PuI'
pose, should resistance be made to hl'
Legitimate authority, no matter by whaI
marty he NAV be elected"
IA sors t,o rooour,oDd,fo, or srcl
1"J -. w - o. r,....',..,, -
d course l"u''a'oS " I"'u''y '''''' S"o'
of madness. Should the attempt b'
made, a united North and three fourthl
of divided Soptb would snrino 70 III,
-n - ~ u NJ
,eSou0' anus i"''''' '"0 'i0u Az j
Orr to look the consequences IN thI
face, "that we may consider whether th0
polioy which would lead to them is re
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9oIjtjtaI
Daniel Webster.


Douglas attempts to palm himself off
as a Representative of the principles of
Clay and Webster. Hear what Daniel
Webster said in 1848 in the Senate Of
the United States, in his great speech
of August 18th. Referring to domes.
tic slavery he said:
"CoNGREss HAS FULL POWER OVER
THE SUBJECT. 1t may establish any
such government, and any laws, in the
territories as in its discretion it may sec
ft. 1t is subject, of course, to the rules
of justice and propriety, but it is under
no constitutional restraints. X X
1 have made up my mind, for one, that
under no circumstances will [ consent
to the further extenton of the area of
Slavery in the United States, or the fur
ther increase of slave representation in
the House of Representatives"
Again in his famous speech of March
z, 1850, Mr.. Webster said;
"Sir, a0heneUer there Is a foot Of land
to be stayed from becoming sluUe terrific
~, / am ready to assert dte principle Of
tic epclusion Of slaUery. l am pledged
to it from the year 1887; l have been
pledged to it again and again; and l will
perform those pledges"
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PoWHR o. sHoRT WoRDs.

Tho late Professor Addison Alexander, D. D., is tn,
author of the following remarkable composition which
appeared originally iu the Princeton Magazine;
MONOSYLLABICS
Think not that strength lies i'm tho big round word
Or that the brief and plain must needs be weak,
Towhom can this bp true who once had heard
The cry for help, the tongue tIntull mon speak,
When want or or fear is iu the throat,
So that each word gaspud out is like o. shrek
Pressed from the sore heart, strange wild note,
Sung by some fay or dend There isa strength
Which die, ifstretchcd too far OF spun too iur
Which has height than breadth, more depth thar
length.
Lot but this force Of thought and speech ho mine,
And he that will may ttlu the sleek, fat phrase,
Which gluws and burns not though t CLEAN and shine
Light, but not hcat-a flash butuUt blaze.
Nor IS &c mere strength that thcshort word boasts
Il serves of more than fight or storm To- tell,
The Of waves that clash on rock bound coasts
The crash Of tall trees when the wild winds swell,
The roar Of guns, the groans of men that die
On blood-stained folds. 10 has voice as well
For them that far on on their sCk-bnds lie;
For them that weep, for them that mourn the dead;
For them that laugh aud dance and clap the hand;
To joy quick step, we'll rs grief slow tread,
The sweet, plain words learnt at first keep time;
And though the theme be sad, or gay, or grand,
With each, with all, these may be made 10 chime,
In thought, speech, OF song, in prose or rhyme.
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The Vote Of ohio--omoinl.

Below we give the official returns of
the election held in this State on the
Och Of October, 1860, for Supreme
Judge and Attorney General as found
on flo in the Office of the Secretary of
State, in Columbus.
The aggregate vote amounts to Az,
7O4, and exceeds that Of 1859, on Gov.
ernor, by 56,936 votes-thus evincing
the greatly increased interest folt in the
election contest.
The aggregate vote on Supreme
Judge is heavier by seven thousand
than that on any other Office, thus clear.
ly showing whore the intensity Of the
struggle lay. Brinkerhod's majority il
1904.
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Democrats GIVE up New York.

The New York Herald which has ad-
vocated BELL, BRECKENRIDGE, DoUG.
LAS aud fusion-anything and every
thing looking to the defeat Of LINCOLN,
having given up Pennsylvania, now re-
linquisbes all hope of New York. In
Fridays issue we read the following:
The day for the redemption of New
York has gone by. She will vote for
Lincoln, and if by majority equal TO
the whole population of Kansas, it will
not surprise us. There is no genuine
fusion between the Breckenridge and
Douglas factions. The breach has
widened between them since the late
elections.
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No Everett Party in New York

No Everett Party in New York,
The New York News, Douglas organ,
speaking of the "Union gentlemon"wh
consent to act as guys for the Douglas
ticket says:
When such men, in view Of impend.
ing danger to the Union, patriotioally
abandon their 0t0n organisation, aud join
the only one, that with their aid possess
es power to avert it, it may well arrest
public attention and demonstrate to the
conservative portion Of the country that
New York, which holds in her hands
the issues of the conflict, will never de-
eide it wrongly.
1t appears from this, then, that the
organization is formally abandoned in
the State of New York.