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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-20
TN nnrslnnd Commi.sLoner..

In tbe nesting held in Baltimore las; week, and by
which C5mrissio.e.s were appointed TO Virginia. there
rs % s learn f-om the btG@ore papers, only sir'y
I'm. 7s.ron. p-essnt-and y5, this iirS Secession as
usaec vas s.gaa.ed Convention of the people Of
MARYLAND On this subject ths Baltimore A'asriea" has
lie following remarks, which We commend TO the con
..isr,toa OF members Of our Convention. That paper
saws. Let the Convention Of Virginia understand that
q, tr, Committee sen; to them by nis part m Hsaem-
bse b., ere out OF ths six approaches 10 being rep
rsenta,iys Of he sentiment Of the people of Maryland
o. tl. an absorbing sub5es, d! the day Respectable,
EXCELLENT s1.ere. and intelligent they are gentle
men Il, TO meet Virginia gentlemen 0u n views Of
Mr. Summers and Mr. E.vcs those which aud accep-
,aee with nineeutbs Of our peOpls, s5o are devoted
i,,sr Of the Jnou and who utterly incapable Of the
n,iaess o. folly of going out Of the Union to t
blek Of seeding - procure a reconstruction
The Convention IN Baltimore vas an irregular, ire
s,onsibe. bogus affair altogether, ano to Commission
e,s f. sent TO Virginia however respectable ana honor
able as usivduas are bogus Commissioners, and are en-
tiled TO no ofe;a. consideration at the hands of tie
Convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-20
>lnrcr1 in the Ntates.

The House OF keprssentayes aud Senate Of the United
States before they adjourned, passed by two-thrds
voe p-cposed amendment to The Constitution guarau
tossing for an time Co come slavery in the States The
rspod amen meut passed the House by lS5 to 60, ard
tbs Senate by 80 70 T. Tue people OF this State have
been tod that the Black Republicans intended to abolish
sysrv the States aud to reduce The whites to an equality
with b blacks and about the tiue soon after the peo
rs were thus told the amendment referred TO passed
nv senate aud House controlled BY the Black Republic
ans Tie following is the Joint resolution, with Mr.. Ger
wins amendment
~R, 81 esq-,ea JgHs Senate and Ho',ss Of Repress"-
,.s attic Ti,sI States 81 -,gisrcG IA Congress as
5ft l+r .I.rI, afbs.b Houses coHctVriug,) That tie
li;, article be PROPOSED 20 the Legislatures Of the
-sy--1 States as AN amendment 20 the Consultation Of
-f United States which when ratified 0y three-iourths
f i rc atures shall be- valid 20 all intents and pnr-
poses. a5 part OF sad Constitution ~.
Avn Nil N1auyrlbJ.t VI this Constitution, having
for IT'S Office any interference sian tl' states WIN ''e
r,i,- f.e.. .l.,- G las 4Ud these described IN Soc
t,a seccrd o. tle is-t article oil tAe Constitution as e"
o.sr r-,..-" .h. orfrul.g viJh any State tina, does
M r,.,r,s ,1r fsf.n within rs own limits, or snail
b. valid without he assent o. every one OF the states
composing l4s llicu.'
C9rsiu's amendment:
,.N5 amendment shall be made 70 the Constitution
which ~ sa.hat.o OF give 20 Congress the power 10
.5h o., interfere. ,i i. any State With the domestic
g-taluc ;hsrs Including tra' o. persons held 10 la
b5r OF service IS Size laws o! said state.
II has nov ID, be sanctioned by threeiourths of the
Sat, Legislatures. whsa s, uaI tecOGe clause Of the
Constitution Of the United States.
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". ~ y
- TIE MINUTE MEDICINE.

RADwArs RE,Dr RuT conquers pain, fever subdues
spasus suspeni, animation, and The ony smusntn
eense epes % The ortse all attacks o. -ase ,pd
tins prevent return Of the 10y u Radgy
Regulating Pills The great object 81 primary medication Il 10
meet The first 4hcck Of dsordt with pou rf cou-eTWoftrg
buenee and thus pcssrSan. n tn Vital power be
sustained until the pf EreSs " gallon Of
the bow s and equalization Of the circulation Il
tain Ts grand object Il pshed by the Ready Re which
should therefore slEzs be At hand 10 emergencies
BADwAs REGULATING FIs empty the ohstfuctei tosrls with
psn specific upon the and ny aud
noush equilibrium tn, crcllson.
Without risk Of the s=rco- sequences Of Cal fe Blue % Vu
nine, Potash iron they expel all mcrJd matter
the recruit Its energies acting pgrgatye ars
tive and stoma hc In these effects vegetable medic .ion has s
tot rlurnph
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-20
uIE.l.

In he county OF Gooohsna the 18th ns sORRIss iafant
child Of Wm and T. Bs-Te sged r.nhs a. dg-t
days.
Tuedsv the i9h Inst OSCAR P q o. p and Louisa
Bresee, sged two ye1r- AMI fourteen days.
His ungral viii take place r. bis faher. reid on h
bSeen Clay and Leigh Streets th N as1syl after
O'clock 10 witch N, Iierd and Gcqu tAu-ts Of the
family r.su.ctfully invft cd TO attend
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-20
RAILWAYS RENOVATING REsOLyENT

Has snnhiei by rs the theory OF tranmtted dsease'
ersdcaes hereditary Throat aud Long diseases and u
is e rr .be A.! dote - he virus which
Rum Sores Boa Aces'es caneeIs Salt sheua Eyp
elas Var Complains Poly plus In the Nose Ues Of the WemG
Tumo CArbun les all vrulsnt gnal d'stemperI
In the hot ons " Central and South Am s sad~ ay Rem
oyaug keayent performed the most mi acGoJs
sy, Running sSphc Sores Nodes, Dropsy Opthsma,
CIncers the Mouth For. Eyes Sore Mouth In obstinate
Asthma Il affords immediate rele. Tuberclos The
Throat and Lungs Il "a pIdlJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-20

mean 10 saw il openly We mean 10 Jay bare the con
piracy which has been set on foot 10 break up TINS
Uroa. We mean % show that secession is dodge Oh
tho Breckirrjdg,rs who, 6adUg themselves unable, IN
consequence Of their isdecds longer to retain power
IN the National Couiederacy, now seek to get up sec
tona ccnfederaoy in which they can have full s"'og
and new lease OF power with its incident the spos'
We mean to fight With equal vgor these enemies rom
the North aud the South, aud we propose to sho" now
acioas are all the arguments in favor of secession ana
how disastrous to every material interest of Virginia dis
union must prove. This must suffice for the present.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-20

Ns,y OefgAos. March 1.-The Louisiana Convention
Yesterday voted down ordinance submitting the con-
tu,ou OF the Confederate sac 10 the peope-yeas 20
,vs "a The constitution will come before the eonveu-
ton for ratification in a day or two.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-20
The True Programme

We heartily iudorse the following motto, which we find
M the head Of the editorial column Of the New York
Frprsss q Jlion Bell Everett journal
The following is the true programme for action now
among the States
Equity and Equality.
JUSTICE AND FRATERNITY!
E%-E NO CIVIL WAR 81
The RaiiotI before the Bullet!
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Should be always kept 10 tn. huse In all OF sudden
tacks OF PAIN sickness pestrnisl epidencs will bresk
dice and alord Inst ntaDeou and comfort In Group,
Worm Sore Thros Sc Railway Ready Reefact' immediately
ha.says Remed. es are cold y Drug ssie ie,yyht.e
n.hfa-GeElm RADWAY 4 CO. q John htrest \ Z.
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10 cORREsP0NDENTs.


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h- tSn On ,oh si'i y hs paper til aei - ps0hsl
r4 q r}s - long tGning, 0ug.t e % kEo9 90 g
90 i % dsc~tsd ron. Ctaar3 a9tiess sHcsi
t-lf trsSU-f ehrrg - i3r as JcvsvssSeclis.
t'1>a1f E-sf~Gts 0rtf~a rsie-sl cea+-aSasc1oas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-20
sENATORD DAY, of the Isl

SENAEO DAY, Of the Isle OF
~ ~ .bt Dsl e j. understood, viii be aCANDlDATh
n. r-ec'iou nal meet se shes Of his friends AaI
ouEh drer politically VITA hin stes me pleasure 70 Gs1'
t- ny % uiefatgable attention TO Susntsl hs dsern
tng adsn aHd lis excel u business DUAL uhlen
Ii h Tor th- session ne dis with 2uch credit 70 hNase
40 his eonsu MS aud further, TIA he h,s 90 demeaned nm
M IL member senate, 70 VIC the est-rm q every
-. A. t--a.,.~fiva ~ marty uhls-1t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-20
CRISTADORO.s HAIR DYE
NlLy DYE

FOR all Who desire h.s ~, colo Io ,h. hAr changed st.
safety certnty and rspdty shade Trey desire NAL
utactured by CHRIsrADORo 6Asor Ho6 New York roid
everywhere applied BY ali Hair Dresser mhlS-dAElE
~ course psore he "RIOaMOSD YOUNG NEWS
CHRI TITAN ASSOCIATION" viii be deli erred by JOHN H.
THOMPSON Thursday evening March PlsD ats oceck
In the Second u ,ptist Church
Subl.ct-" FOOLS and their Usss
Tickets admission q be hhe ofJanes Woodhouse
Co g. L. Bdgood Meade Baker Edward I. sobinson, Joseh
I.sidIev ana Al The door. mhis-s
UUOtZEN CELEBRATED SWISS LEATH-
IN PRREsRyITIyE This prep rsticn mskes the Leather
durable and prevents from craekr at the
same admitting Of beautiful gloss Manufactures solely ~
Jas p. DUAL,
mills 1879 cor. Maln and 10Th sis.
on BAGS AFRICAN GINGER. fsI '.ls
6U nhia Dove co., Drsgrsth
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MAGNOLIA BALM.

PERFECT AND COMPLETE REMEDY fOR
PIMPLES, BL0TCBES,
FRECkLES, EEUPTIONS,
SUNBTEfN or TAN.
This Eegant Prensrson ren's-s the ss1 g sui frssl
parig Maple r0iy. &C aDl reff hugtf Al.
Piled to tue sce after e-psure 20 he sun, snd fl ye
relief to he sting OF Insecs No, Ing poson'as eaters to "
cnnposian Tas contents of houe nigh. be taken without
harm rs application ses,g night or Net, ell eurs hs
t6OTst ease oJ Fimpies.
Sold every yhere-Pdce Fifty Cents Bottle.
W. Z. HAGAN CO., Proprieiors, Troy, ~ Z.
PIsERR SHEPPARD Acepts fe5-dlw3m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-20

MEETING OF CITIZENS OF BENRICO. sa >
In accordance with notice. portion Of the citizens OF
denrico regardless Of party met at their CourtHousb
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-20

TUESDAY, March 10th. leti.
The Convention met i, half past 10 o'clock.
Prayer by Rev. Geo. Woodbridge, of the Episcopal
Churcu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-20

Mr. FISHER made personal explanation in referenc
to an editor in the Richmond Rhig of this day, com
mentng upon his remarks yesterday He did not propos
ia his representative character but ON individual tina
sr al yaorem rate of taxation on slaves should be adOp,
ed II The Nege-n members and people would vote 70
al ordinance OF saCessOD.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-10-31
WAR MISCELLANY.
A Refugee from Virginia.


From the Philadelphia Evening Buletin.l
We have had an interview with an intelligent
Philadephian who formerly resided at Ports
mouth Va, and who very recently succeeded in
making his way North, after trying to do so for
three months. Our informant procured pass
to come North some time since from the rebel
Secretary of War, but his case was entirely in
the hands of the Vigilance Committees of Nor
folk and Portsmouth, and they refused to allow
his departure until last week. He states that
in the town of Portsmouth there are from two
thousand to three thousand persons of strong
and unwavcring Union sentiments. They are
extremely anxious to leave the rebel Coniedera-
cy, and seek the protection Of TIE old flag, but
they are prevented, on one prctext or another,
by the Vigilance Committee, which is large and
active. As there are between 10000 and l3.
900 people in Portsmouth, this statement goes
to show that very strong minority, even in
that hot-bsd of secession, still remain true to
their country. Union feeling, our informant
states, was pretty openly expressed among GER
tain classes in Norfolk and Portsmouth, in
spite of the rebel Government and the Vigil
ance Committees, and the advance of the Fed
eral forces in that direction will be hailed with
JOY by many true and loyal men.
AT the Portsmouth navy-yard the steamer
heT'mac is being fitted out by the rebels, who
nope much from her future achievements. She
VIII carry battery of twelve 32-pound riled
cannon, and her bow will be armed with a
steel plow, projecting 6 feet under water. The
steamer is irOn-clad throughout, and her deck
are protected by a covering of railroad iron, in
the form OF an arch, which il is hoped will be
proof against shot and shell.
When The Merrimdc is compl ted. she will
he run down towards Newports News, and
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SECRETARY sEwARD's CIRCULAR.

Secretary Seward has issued circular TO the
governors of the states on the soaboard and
the great lakes, suggesting the propriety of
strengthening the Notifications on our frontiers.
Congress made no provision for this work, and
the states are requested to do it at their own
expense and trust to the general government to
repay it in the future. These Notifications are
not needed now, but there is no knowing how
soon they NAV be- and this appeal should meet
with prompt response from all the loyal states,
and then il war should occur with ary for
eign power, we shall not be so unprepared as we
were TO meet the southern rebellion.
The circular caused feeling Of uncertainty
in money circles at New York and elsewhere,
ard q little decline in Government securities
was noted. At Washington however the crcu-
lar is regarded only as claiming that our rela-
tions abroad are in good condition, and that
government means to keep them So The ma
ton six months ago became exposed to dangers
within AID without. The administration has
taken adequate measures to put them right
within, and now turns its attention 10 putting
them right without Ii asks the cooperation
of loyal states in the latter duty, as in the for
mer.
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LOYAL UNION MEN OF THE SOUTH.

"Away with platforms is the head line of
patriotic editorial in the Wheeling Press, doug
las DemocraD Va, (Sept 30.) deploring and
condemning the paramount fealty TO party
which is seen in the Northern exchanges.
"H is nert to H.fdelHy 10 Tie Government" is
its language, "to clomor about party at such a
time as his. Of what avail is the cry or the
success OF party, if this Government which
guarantees protection to party, fail in its strug-
gle for life? 1t is all futile and vain II is
absolutely aiding and assisting tie enemy. Now
it seems to u.s. if any of our friends, for we will
still call them such, would calmly reflect upon
this matter, as connected with the magnitude of
this crisis, they would instantly cease the ever
lasting carping about party and fy to their du-
~ and 10 the assistance Of their grodaing couR-
try. 1t really pains us to hear this silly, politi-
cal twaddle, when every momen, is big with
danger" We despair of adding anything to
the force of this appeal. What can men be
made Of who prefer the call of party and par
tizans TO the call of country at such an awful
hour as this q? Who better can realize that eve
ry moment is big with danger. than those who
live in the midst of the helsh work that Seces-
sion is inficting on our landp God help the
well meaning citizen to realize the import of
this day of trial and do his duty.
1t is not oyerstating the work that Massa-
chusetls can do, to say, that declaration at her
polls in November against the Abolitionists-
against the emancipated fanaticism represented
by such partizanship as Bird, Sumner, Man
Mn, Clark, Dawes, kimball and their Abolition
brood-would be worth a hundred thousand
men in arms to the loyal Union men of the bor-
der and other States. Will not good and true
men ponder this matter overP Can words
paint the sea of horrors which the glorious IN
ion men Of the slavehoding States are wading
through out of love for the FlagP DO they ask
too much of men here And when, right here
in our homes, the mother freely gives up her
child, when the brother here takes up arms to
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Important from the South.

Louisville Kv., Oct s.
President Davis left for Manassas IN
the 30th ut. There is great rejoicing
throughout the South over the capture Of
Lexington. and the Fremont difficulty.
1900 Indian Narr.oFs crossed the Ar
kansas rivernear Fort Smith on the 25th
ult.. CT their way TO McCuloch's army.
Gen. Whitfield. late Of Kansas, is also
moving towards Western Missouri, at the
head of Texan troops
Federal prisoners sent to New Orleans
were escorted to their quarters in that
city bv coIored company.
An exchange of shots and shells took
place on the 20th ult., between the L. s.
man Of war Water Witch and the Confed
crate steamer Joy, without damage to
either side.
4 boat from the Water Witch landed
some men at the telegraph station. at th e
Head of Passes, who carried of the in
strumeuts.
| The Confederate steamer South Caro-
lima captured Mexican steamer off Gal.
weston.
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Ey If the South, with less than half
the population of the North, can turn out
more men than the latter, she will sues
coed and deserves to succeed, too. If We
think more of our personal comfort than
we do of our Liberties, we are unfit to
bear the name of Freemen, and the sooner
we are subdued by a superior power the
better. A few more reverses like that at
Lexingt on, and we shall have earned the
right of being despised by the meanest
powers on earth.-Albany Evening Jour
nal.