davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1861-10-09

CR0CkERY, GLASS, CHINA, &c.-W. w.
SHIRLEY Auct, neer-frlay, OF iith ten
o'd'ck, At \ Warren IT. entire st,ck to c.ose a
assortment - hst gcS,a, IN lois tO uit city
and country des,ers, for cash A-o ,,civinS
count'rs, ce'', &c. No poetponement G,sis
packed fcr shipping. orp 3i..IeN
The sun., 1861-10-09
STATES AGENCY
" For
NATTnNAI InAn

NATIONAL LOAN
OffICE ~ KET'mUN, SOS 4 Co \
NJ. ~ Exchange Place. I
TREASURY NOTES 1851 Ed FOR TUE ma
TIONAL LOAN Ii airing Il torest at the rats Of 3-lO
per cent per snuum, payable b. order Of subscriber,
or N directed, and Il the various denominations,
can now be had at this office, Immediately upon de
posit therefor In gold or current funds. Orders
frum the country, accompanied 10y check, supplied
by return mail NORRIS KETCHUM ocstl'll2
The sun., 1861-10-09

TIE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
iting let !. Ger tie uiidersigncd usder tie name
dJONE5 KELLY, Was this day Dissolved by uu-
tuiI consent: TuOs. w. JONES, JOHN KELLY
OF, Sth, lsGl. oc92I02
The sun., 1861-10-09

DONY STOLEN-s2j REWARD-A Switch
i tail Canadian pony, bay, ab ut I hands nigh,
y th knees chalcd, scrat On inside OF 'eft thigh,
tore quarters low, about years o'd; als> gro7er's
T0pp&d - son. marked !. SCHEELE, cor s'uy7s5-
ant and Flltsn ave, Brookl"n. Any one returning
she same ~ that place vii receive the shoye re-
ward. oc9 3'll2
The sun., 1861-10-09
CONSTABLE sAIR-R wrAvrp IN

u W Y TX =
~ Aucuonccr, Of IOS Ntnth ave, bv vittii. ,,f .n
eNeciton will sell this day at o'clock At Ito cor
oi b'd st. and Nth ave, mioh cows Dated Ot.
?, lNdl. TIL. kEYs, Constable 9i
The sun., 1861-10-09

TWO LIVING WHALES, AT JONES
WOoi ), East River and G5tb st. Adml,siur
% cts. c. dtcn uud. ten, Is cts 90 u'llg
The sun., 1861-10-09
DANIEL A. MATHEWS, ArCTIoYpFp-

HENRY GREEN, AUCTR-wUL SELL
TINS day, at lnb o'c, *, the store tp4 vii.
uam st-gt 90 ies, vi. O., liquors se ,rs iOn s,xes
'" rh'' 80 Cases prose y'd fuiL - caass St,f's
lrl@rei GHlr, Wunr-, vcrni ell mustard bt,n
dy fin' iuin, pot wine ginge. &c winNs and
Ng'irs n l"til,- and dem Iphns; asn nt 80 o',lo,t
ob th'ng' lo"s and snoca, dry and fancy eoodt
i'"'iS' &C. I23
The sun., 1861-10-09

Nj DOUGHTY, AUCrR-WILL SELL
We tits lay, 1t lUJ% u'clolk at s,lesr,nrn. :.
S's@'' y, lAigc sssuitmcnt OF household GlIni.
ut', '"lets, ocloihs, sofas, chairs, t-te a tcts,
m'i'S - "A-ts'Aud,, hcd,tead,, hair mattresses
lounges, cham, ward -ub,u, So 10
The sun., 1861-10-09
I P. TRNvkl.. AICIINNEEn nEEIcr

~ 40 Altman ~ viii 70, The I,y, At h n p.st
l""oiooE corner ~ 'ooirk 1id Grui 4 ,ount w.
kegs ar bAtdres, clock, mirror, liquors, scr,r.
Sc, Sc. Il WV
The sun., 1861-10-09

| CUSHING, AuCTIONERR, WILL
sell this day, ~ 10Y u'clnck A. NJ, the t.rn
coy and uauor stove 10 dee hr,ss,. ,t together ar
~ o,s % suit Plr'' Hsc-r. A.s, one h,r,e way m
Sii harness. S,ia pVritys. IA
The sun., 1861-10-09

TLis table Is derived ty comparison d tie Pa
II ard Sale. each day;
The sun., 1861-10-09

'EIN PLATE AND SHEET IRON Worker
~Hi ,cd--A good .urt eyuln TN plate aud -h ct
mn worker waited,
IL at 2GD water strest
The sun., 1861-10-09
ENIPLOYMENT-FcmmIe.

WAE1ED-FIFTY GIRLS TO FINISH
w Pants, also ~ grst. Iva At, two op, r,t,rs;
t'ady work tu thuSc that W. sat. Apply % N al.
sun ~. CAL al tue week. J. MCCORMICK 9Ol a
The sun., 1861-10-09

GROCERY STORE FOR SALE-THF
VI stock and failures Of u grocery = No. t,golheI
with Lease OF the same, tuatsd on the cor OF
b"' mheld snf su ith sts, II rbokon. % B'lO3
The sun., 1861-10-09
Personal NOTICES.

ROY LONT-LOST OR STEAYED FROM
- home "n Monde, 7tn int, JAMES MALOY
''"i !! !yeAia' u y"iJ i"licate te.lth. f,rnat On
~ i'm II Tl'tiCu ary rogreGtcI ~ Lls uncieI LIKE
NALOH, 1T ll2 sun TX st. lIg
The sun., 1861-10-09

DRESSMEN wANTED-Two PRESSMEN
" press custom and shop pnntalouus-Aui I'm
ishers, at ~ Bowery. d. MOORE, none bat sober
men need apply, IN
The sun., 1861-10-09

,WCOR STORE FOR SALE or EX-
- change for a horse and Iight wa,n1n- -Tno
s'ock ard hNtrIe~ Of liquor store in ne upper
part OF ne cty, with throe years lease Indnirs
Of M. ThoAPsoN, on the premises, giO West VA
"to' 90 SIM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-04
The "Dear PeopIe.o

The present Legislature hurried the Convention bill
through both houses like whirwind. They would not
let the dear people say whether not they would have
a Convention They must take it, noisns OoleHs. We
enreated them not to precipate matters. We implored
longer DAY But We could not obtain a hearing. The
thing must be decided st 1t was with great diff
Guilty that our masters in the Legislature -oud be in
duced to allow reference back to the people Hurry,
excitement aud the least possible Difference the popu,
lar will we're the order of the day. Well the thing was
tried an. the precpintors found majority Of oOOo
against them Now ,aeg cry, "0h that the people
could speak There them why did tuey no: INT of the
vote Until the annual election. They complain of the
Convention Why dii they not allow the people to say
whether they would have Convention OF notg Were
they afraid OF the people, After having arranged every
thing to sui. ther PURPOSES and having met with
overwhelming defeat il is little too late iH the day.
venture to suggest to talk about the people The PEG
e have gone against them by tn most tremendous ma-
iority ever An.aa IN this Commonwealth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-04
MIssnnRI srATE CnNYRNTION.

ST. LOUIS. Feb Bankruptcies to the Democrat say
the State Convention met at Jefferson City ii O'Clock
this morning Judge ORE called the Convention to order
Judge Hamilton Il. Gamble of St Louis, was elected
temporary chairman and j. l.. Miner of Cole, temporary
secretary.
Committees on credentials and permanent organization
we're appointed when it being found that only seventy
five members were present, the Convention adjourned
till 10 o'clock tomorrow. After the permanent organi
cation is effected, the Convention will probably adjourn
to St Louis the Mercantile Library Hall being rendered
for that purpose.
The news of the ournment Of the Peace Conference,
and the passage OF Mr. Corwins propositions produced
pleasant effect upon the members. Ex-Governor Ster-
ling Price will probably be the permanent President.
ST. LOUIS, March The State Convention met at
Jefferson City at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Judge Gamble in the
chair.
The report of the Committee on Rules and Officers
wa adopted unanimously. This report included re-
solution requiring the officers and delegates of the Con-
yenon to take oath to support the Constitution OF
the United and the State OF Missouri
motion to go into secret session was almost unani'
mously defeated.
A long and quite a discussion ensued on a mo.
ton 10 reconsider the vote on adopting the rule to take
the oath Of fidelity after which the convention adjourn
ei to meet in this city on Monday next.
ST. LOUIS, March 2-The State Convention has been
organized permanently by the election of Sterling Price
President The members qual by taking an oath to
support the Federal and State Constitutions in accord
ance with a resolution previously adopted.
The communication Of the Georgia Commissioner was
laid on the table
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-04
Another Trouble,

The Nashville Patriot reminds US that the South Caro-
lima politicians have found another Of discOnteni il
the Constitution Of the Confederate States 1t is tb,
three-6fths principle which rifles them now. They call
Yankee swudle, and declare that it is radically wrong
They want the negro to count a white in the ap
portionmen of representations. e.. one white man anC
one thousand negroes down there to be equal in pOlitca
power, to one thousand and one yhite men up here
Now we rather think this would be regarded radically
wrong in the border States. Conederacy composed
o. nou-saveholdug and sayehOlding States the three
ilbs principle aud the fyeiths principle might be pro
per- but in Confederacy composed exclusively of slave
States "he folks" alone should form the basis of rep
esentaon Whenever the border slave States are com
PEELED to leave the Union, they will that they
white folks government if the States do happen to be
al slave
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-04

Lord BrOughAp in bis preface to his essay on the Brit
ish Constitution, Just published, says:
The hisIor, Of our Constitution in Church and in
State is the history Of compromise; aud it rebounds
nightly TO the national power for il records the wisdom
aud the virtue of the community in all its portions Inc
rival powers Of the Goyenmentthe various interests oil
cassesthe differences of partes-all by thelr conten
tons have secured the rights of the people, and insured
the good management of their affairs But the perma
OF the structure through many conflicts u the re-
suit Of the wise and virtuous determination OF a-pow-
ers classes pares-tha mutual opposition shall end IN
mutual concession avert she risk Of destruction In
England the fercest conflicts have led to moderate
changes for the most part Improvements oil the sys-
TEN. In France the struggles Of party have generally
ended in revolution"
1.-The wise and virtuOus determination of all-Powers,
classes parties-that mutual opposition shall end in
mutual concession 10 avert the risk Of destruction ~
Therein is displayed the practical policy of English
craftsmanship. What would produce revolution in
France ends in England with strengthening the nation
atty through concession and compromise In the Uni
It'd States we have class who follow the French, and
prefer the overthrow Of the Government to compromis
ing national difficulties.
As il is with the history Of the Government OF Eng
land so il ia with the history of Federal Con-
sttuou It is that Of compromise compromise, compro
mise and redounded "mghtily to the national pow
err for recorded the wisdom and virtue Of the commu
nifty in all its portions As Government was found
ed on compromise, so by compromise only it be
maintained in peace and prosperity. None but dema-
gogues or fanatics say or believe otherwise.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-04
The African Slave Trnd..

The Augusta Coastit,tiona!s!, rabd fre-eatng
Journal in Georgia thus discusses the question of the AZ
rcan sage trade:
"The African s-ve tade question cannot be ignored
by the Confederate Congress andthAs 90 lie pronounced
legal or Illegal There Is dodge 10 such proposition.
"If Congress declares the slave trade legal or does
not forbid it. We then have in it legitimate traffic in
which any citizen Of the South may lawfully engage. 1t
Is the duty OF the government 10 protect It's citizens in
all their ;avlcl Ceilings whether land o. sea, and in
that particular traae ge would have them to protect
against the whole naval power Of the civilized world
A, then we have no navy or oceanic or trans-oceanc
uower-are no, able 70 whip al the world, and have
,utv 20 90 IA regulating domestic matters, Is 1t not
wise in Congress- eas, TIL after We sc; Sumter and
Pikens-o keep people oat OF difficulties, piracy hang
iay etc. by telling them tor he present. TO he content
with what slaves they have.
should the question arise in form worthy OF eX-
tended notice we will examine tue effect the reopenng
of the trade would have upon social and political
relations m dcmoralizug slavery and destroying the pa
rar,hal character Of the institution but suffice 1t now
10 say that there could be good reason for legazng
the traffic until get some vacant territory which we
want TO people With slaves.
The punishment OF tie trade shoud not be such as to
cast odiGm on the institution OF slavery, but simply
misdemeanor"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-04
A Southern Conrederaey.

Ia the language Of a Kentucky contemporary, we
have one insuperabe objection a Southern Confeder-
a,y: It's hegdpaslital principle as CHANGE, lNSTA-
Billy, ANARCHY All its advocates affirm that
every State has night nuiiy any obnoxious law and
TO secede from the Confederaey whenever she fances
Ter rights are invaded This Is the one great idea of all
the rreciplators of South Carolina They boast OF a
ru, Of action which they hold in common with the Mex
lean Greases Who install one ruler than they
have him courtmartiaed and Shot We will consent to
i've in no Confederacy whichi based this destructive
heresy We have no respect for any government which
ma 10 stability no bond of union strength, but is
lie Rretched creature Of within and caprice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-04
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.


WILMINGTON, March About twenty counties heard
FROM OF which give large secession and convention
miorities The middle counties are largely Union and
against a convention.
There is much doubt about the result in the State
which now depends the returns from the eastern and
western extremes.
GoLDsBoRoUGH, March 2-The official vote of Wayne
county is For convention, ,2jO, and against conven
ton PAP, Strong and Thompson, secessonists, botf
elected by about the majorities.
Nash county-Arrington secession, is elected by 81!
majority; for convention, 500 majority.
Wake county-Three Unionists elected. Majority fe
convention o.
Warren county-Three Unionists elected The count!
gave large majority for convention
Person county-A Unionist is elected but the county
gives ms jority for convention.
Northampton county--one secessionst and one union
Isl are elected TIE county gives majority for Con
vention.
RALEIGH, March 2-The mails and telegraph repor
returns from 81 counties of which q elect comproms
delegates IL secession delegates and three are divided
1t is probable that the State will go against convention
by small majority, as many of the Unoin counties give
maiorities for a convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-04
TO THE VOTERS OF pRINoE EDWARD.

We urgently invite you public meeting Prince I'd
ward House, 9th day Of March, At II o'clock for the
purpose considering the alarming condition Of the country Ev
cry day adding danger The Cotton States have taken
ion The elect amidst all his intentional plauds
carefully avoided uteng word which the South
Notwithstanding that the FEDERAL Government profess TO hall the
noble OF vlrgoA for Cancellation. the Congress
gagged atrocous force BILL giving to Black Republican the
virtual pov 10 declare paica against without
notice. and this bill will probably pass Thus the most
outrageous combined with edated perhdy sgan vr
gna the Southern States employing for destruction the
which made for the holy Of In
the President will be nsugurated and nothing will
main except Of noen enemies TO shield from
Invasion. And Is plain that any compromise which the
Conference will be wholly unsatisfactory
Virginia. only sufficient
those among who untrue to Souhern rights to refuse that
decisive action which from destruction In this
things great virginia In
The attempt deaeh her from allies
emily result In delay vaclaon Will will
population and drive thousands OF citizens
that Virginia weak aud footh remain without
support be that
OF the South she assuredy will
gnia great border States their aid people
lind honor the ties Of blood enlightened
justice stand idly by and gallant natural
allies crushed that be destroyed last Surely
n bottomess disgrace impossible. Let Virginia. then
once for unless she the emergency will sssuredy
moving the violence OF aggression will receive
wholesome check peace will probably preserved and
prospect OF constructing peaceful Union presented
In view Of the things persuaded that State
should INN ed ay deach the State Union We
desire to waste time 10
sye meaucs We therefore request you with us In order
give expression views and extend Intelligent and
representative Thornton, ESQ support
the performance OF his duty by him
take the proper steps the Convention TO ne
ate accession without further debate delay.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-04
The LA.tG Gam.

The defeated prsePaOrs have resOrted to the last de-
y,ee Of expiring faction. We easieature ia the
erect Yesterday in which Virginia represented
huge cat stretching out its paws Ii labeled "vr-
y;ni, ua.sing" We would suggest an Improvement.
A he late Secretaries beePresented as stretching forth
bs, hands over huge piles Of Indian bonds, Treasury
nOtss and geld and ei the label be, THE Secretaries
passing
vet ri as ParIs do not resort T. eari'A'aIe'' Tney
are the has, consolation ,f the Sefeeisd We pity the
defeated sscessiOuss, and wish them ali the comfort
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-04
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURES.

BATON RouGE, March 1.-The Senate passed bill yes
erlay approprating half million dollars for the defence
of the State from foreign invasion.
The private dispatches from Washington in the Plea
yune stating that no attempt would be made by the Lin
coin administration to collect the take the
forts, are not believed
communication was received in the House from
H. Osborn of Brooklyn in behalf of many citizens, ask
lug the extension of all invitation from Louisiana to Ne"
Jersey and the southern district Of New York to unite
with the Southern Conederacy. 1t was referred to the
committee on foreign relations
Toe resolution of Mr. Lindsay 10 invite Southern In
diana and Illinois to secede and join the Southern Con
iederacy requires that their constitutions be posiavery
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-04
OO1G1EHRQnAL.
Ornon % IN WnIos March ,. loel
y0REIGN TRADE or RICHMOND.


ovnos % m wEe. March .. isu
y0REGN TRADE OF RICHMOND.
The following is detailed statement Of the foreign
trade Of Richmond for The month Of February;
sxpoRrs
70 Liespoo bale. cotton 500 as hid. sob.s.o
IL sSs il: islIos 81. qsa Total ss6 5io
10 Pernam1ueo12so bb' -FOUR ss9s; 1sbslss doaeses
v 10 RIO de- Jineiro 1851 bbs -four, $4,000.
TO Bn35 hhds tobacco, s2s $50; 2io hhds stsms ISL
To Ponce 81 hoops $685. IS bills -four trS 80 k.s,
p; s % Ss s0T 70 sS zoe
'; Total value Of s1por. 1921 a,l.
., s gSs' iis & s s &c
~ fsm TaaHsaDiissS gall. nois.ss. ISIS Ii, %sis
do, s26T; oranges tIs Total s2,2ls.
Total value Of imports ts,sos
EXPORTS BY STEAMERS.
The following is a statement of the shipments from
Richmond In steamers viz
1856 Wing machines $50 cases vine IS SS Whisky 81
smoking tobacco bbls wax, bbs lard taov u tb
aaxsee Sc bags feathers lIo bales domescs Is bags ginseng
stems liquor bbs -four s4 empty Dbl, and kegs
hid, skins II do hides 81 bbs and 80 bags dried fruit bd.
CO. 4S.s. dried FRUIT pigs Alum water bbIs butter ETC.
To Naturalization pigs MID tobacco hhis leaf do 1900
empty bb and @ bag, .hsa 1870 bag. a.Iesd 25 bag.
bbls talow, 595S bbls flour, 81 sewing machines.
To T05 pkgs MID tobacco 1872 hhd tobacco 90
bags dried ru % axeed boxes sulphur water 1913 bales
do nesics B hhds tslov, l0o sewing machines. cts.
To Phidepk1 9s2 pkgL tobacco 500 bbls -four st5 mt
bbls an kegs, bags whea 10 bags h4xd 1916 bags dried
ffu't a. bbs apples. 81 sew ng machines etc
TO 1himors-2 So pkgs mid tobacco Gsl hhds tobacco,
29 do stems 1913 bb Hour G23 mt bbs. and kegs, 20 bb
whisky hides 2GO sailed hides rolls leather % bags
dried fruit bbs 60 pkgs smoking tobacco 400 spikes
~ boxes water so lead 10 tobacco mills cask taow
II bb sppe so kegs and 81 tubs butter "a boxes 40
ing machn-s ., ETC.
nONK COMMgRnP
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-04

HUNG IN ErFIGY-Capt. Oracle, native OF New York
and graduate of West Point, was Captain OF mill
ary company in Mobile aud or dered by the Cover
of the State to the protection OF Fort Morgan neal
Mobile, where soldier he executed the orders OF tha
State. He has been in Elizabeth, New Jersey, some
days. on visit to his wife and Children who reside there
and on Wednesday night party assembled near his mo
thet-irlaws house and burned him in egy. Bills have
also been posted advising him to leave the place within
twenty-four hours if he wishes to escape coat OF tai
feathers but the Captain declares his intention OF re-
naming to give them an opportunity of carrying their
threats iuto effect
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-04
LATER AND IMPORTANT FROM TEX AS-RESIST
ANCr mo ruC CEnESCIDNITS

NEW ORLEANS, March l.-Advices from Texas say that
Captain Hill has refused the demand oil the Texas oom-
missoners for the surrender OF Fort Brown Browns
vile, the public property under his command Cap
tain Hill had sent TO Ringgold Barracks for reinforce
mens reake the property of the Government on Bra
EOS Island A collision was considered imminent
Harrison county, Texas, voted s6S Tor ssces'on' ana
A against it, Cass Marion Rusk aud Cherokee coun-
ties were almost unanimous for secession.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-04
4 had Investment.

The great silk house Of Bowen, Holmes Co., form
erly Bowen a McEause,) in New York, has suspended
Liabilities million aud hali Among their assets they
,c.prp 1000 invested in the Independent" newspa
per- the great organ OF the fanatics, commonly called
religious paper, but with about as much religion a'
could come from the internal regions. Bowen Co. Of
fer 20 pay portion Of their liabilities with stock IN th
religious concern.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-04

Tax HowcIDE AT WASHINGroN-The Star has the iol-
lowing particulars Of the murder OF Corporal Murphy by
James Foley attached TO tue corps OF United States A.
tu.ry:
Il seems that Foley had been out on leave of absence,
aud had got very drunk during the day. for which offence
he had been placed in confinement as punishment ana
Guard placed over him BY the direction OF MAJ Has
kias bis hands were tied aud he placed in vacant
room bv himself gun and catridgebox had been ac-
i entay left in this room, unknown to the corporal,
ana Foley had been there but few minutes when he
succeeded in untyug his hands aud taking the musket
proceeded to load it. Corporal Murphy, under whose
charge he was heard the noise aud sprang to the door
10 get possession of the weapon. Just as he pushed the
door opeu Foley had flushed loading it, and Murphy,
drawing back attempted close the door Foley sprang
up and pulled the door wide open, and presenting the
uuske TO Murphys breast discharged it, the ball pass
mo entirely through the body of the unfortunate eorpo-
raj and through the coat sleeve of private IL Lang
H. the sentry then duty. Murphy sprang INTO the
air. CRYING, oh my God am killed" and ie dead at
N feet of his murderer Foley committed to jail
be said to be man of amiable disposition when sober
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-04
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

FRIDAY, Match z, 1851
EVENING SESSION.
The House assembled at o'clock, pursuant to sd-
ournment.
Mr. RAYMOND moved to take up bills on their first
reanng The motion was lost, and
On motion of Mr.. KEEN, the House adjourned till
Monday at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
SATURDAY, March Q, 1861
The House was not in session to-day having adjourned
to afford the members opportunity to visit West Point
and Fortress Monroe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-04

FArAl DrEL-A GRANDSON OF SENATOR CRIrTENDEN
KlllEp-On tie sth inst, duel was fought near Dun
,psyille on the Florida aud Georgia ne between Ed
Mn Hart editor of The Florida Sentinel, and Orittenden
Coleman grandson OF Senator Crittenden. Both were
klled on the ground The Louisville Democrat oil the
2ith, abiding TO the tragedy, says
at seems from our imperfect information, 70 nave
bsen ope of those desperate and nexeusable affairs IN
which brave men fall for the want Of prop interference
by their friends We knew Mr. Coleman personally, ana
admired him fcr bis high intellect aud ability The wit
ter Of this was perhap', more intimate with hun man
any one not relative lev months ago We parted Sin
friend then in the full flush of youth and eKpectan-
cy looking forward Florida his home, and intend
ing 70 make il his permanent residence"