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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05

~. single bottle OF SPALDING'S PREFAhEU GLUE
VIII ave ten times its coat annually. al
SPAIDING'S PREPARED GLUEi
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RgYyoLDsBrRGH, Franklin Co, Ohio
IRnuaIY 9. ~.

PzyyoIDsBrRGH, Franklin Co., Ohio
January g, i6sl
RzvRr c. sPILDfys
No. 49 Cedar-ss, n Y.
DEAR SIR:
1,o.sd find treny.fye cents 2D for which send box OF
"Ceobsc pills" Send address OF Rev. VIM u Filler Rey
noldsburR. Franklin Co, Ohio. -, ,-...,..
4i"S SOu''' WIZ FILLER.
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YPsuASrI, Mich, Jan. II, 1861.
Mr.. SPALDN5
No, nce sent 10 Won for box Of Cephslic Pills L No
cure Of ne Nervous Headache and Cosvene aud received tl
same ana they good effect that ss induced 70 sn
i0I Pes,s end by return Of mail Direct to
Ypsilenu, Ni-h-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05

! CTEAAfER METAMORA-FOr Yonkers, Hast
- ngs Dobbs Ferry Nylck r. Lake, sing Sing and hayes,
straw Leaves Pier o5t Of Jsyst Dolly az O. ~ ana ~
| D. M Omfttng a. trip on FRIDAYS, and sing ons ON
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Tho undersigned, -, whose post ohcs hddfess - -
County - State Of - proposes TO carry ths mails 81
ID. United States July 1861 to June 90 100 OF Route
No 1925 between and -, under ths sdysriem q
the General dated May IS lSo for The annual %
Of - dollars.
Dated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05

MIGHT BOAT to NEW-HAVEN.-Ihe TRAY
~ FLFR leaves II p. arriving In time for all eav
rnoniug trans Ths ELM CITY leaves at Passengers
for Nendan and Hartford north from New Haven a. III p NJ
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6teamboats ano Railroads.

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.-For ORIENT,
- GREENPoRT. and SAG HARBoR .stesnsr Mssse.
f R2s r6 isgD TH0Rsb1Y s4TUkDkY AFTER
Zoo! 81 hS SS sAa a.S958S y s0 Sss
CTNDAY MORNING BOAT for HAYER-
= sTRhW-Tbs Steamer META MORAleavss Pier foot 81
Jayst every SUNDAY MORNING, at e. NJ making tho
usual landings.
CTEAMER METAMORA-For YOnkers, Hast
- ngs Dobb Ferry Nyaek, r. Lake, sing Sing and Ha.es
straw Leave. Pier fo5t Of Jsyst dolly At e. ~ and ~
g::5'51 o. Tip p'-A'''' ' :
MIGHT BOAT to NEW-HAyEN.-The TRAY
no hst lsns s''f TAs EL& cirY saTs.
for Meden aad Hartford go north from New Haven az N.
NOR NORWALK DIRECT, connecting with the
i Danbury Railrosd-The steamer ALICE PRICE leaves
Csthafne Mirtst Wharf DAILY at p leaves NOrwslE.
DAILY, at an. Fare Gents
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-Fare Six Cents.
- Boats le.ve every hour from IN to p M non loot OF
Whtehal!.st east side of the Battery.
4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
h SPRING ARRANGEMEST0cha nge OF Tem , p sna
Raqng ason s7d ss s XII ss o tho Com
psny's New Depot, at Hunters Point. ., -
Nd,syd :, a. N for Greenport 70 m for syOsse. 33p
m for YaF 6ank for syOssei $50 p m foE Farming
Passenger. for Henp..e leave 10 800: 49, and
Passenger, for Jamaca lesve IL M 800 49, $780,
Trsn. leave Hunters Point on arrival of Ferry Boat from
James slip and 3ith St. Ferries
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ PASSENGER TRAINS leave, via PsyoniA Ferry ana
Long Dock, from foot Of ChsmbeIs-st.
DuNKIRK EXPRESS at T. m. -, =, r.,
MAIL at $3.50 This Tain remains over niS" ae En-
mira and proceeds The next moIntog. -, -.
WAY at 400 p M, for Middeto"n NewouTgn '"a '"'s'
NIGHT EXPREss, daily stsoOp The trsino Saturday
stops all Maan Stations; end ruEi ST % E suV
NATHANIEL MARSH Receiver.
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
J. PORT and FALL RIvER-The sPlendid snd superior ai
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brow leaves New iok eVefy
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud SATU RDAf a. O'Clock p m,
and the BAY STATE, Capt Allen MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY, at o'clock m from Pier No 3i' * .,
Hercaen viii be regarded as secured TO any spPn'
Cant until the shall have been paid for ..
Freight Boston forw aTded through with great dpa'cn oy
I az Express Freight Train. -, y,.
~ WI. BORDEN Agent Nos 20 snd7l West-st
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
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From the Examiner Norfolk, Va.
C.phtlo Pills accomplish the object Tor whchthey "sie a4
viz: Cure Of Headache In all its forms
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.-Fo ORIENT,
= GREENPORT. and SAG HARBoR -Stesmer Mssse-
nrsstts Crpt UAVENS leaves James slip tpie 80 Fast
Riyer TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY AFTER
NOOSS a, O'Clock stopping ~ tot Schuyler Returning
islyss Sag Harbor alternate days, at u O'Clock p m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-21
NUMBER ls


AsAfIIi5, April 10, IS6l-
DEAR SIN IL regret that IN n ,,s,-.t., -, -
power 70 be preseut in r,s- - ~ " ny
building to-uieht Two vSeeks- : = = re IAsuAnSs
friend II Washington that collis;O- ~so.s 70
Federal troops and the solder ~ ~, L1s
IN verv few days convert The Stafa y, . -oo1o
into vast unilitarv eannD. be cil;-; Slll-ssss
policy at once uerf;ous and trsachero,,.
70 provoke a war ar3 rrterIv ,rnvvorthv - ~,
ecutive head Of great and chivalr ne X o,,s
The smell that bs. bosnd me vvirh an alrIr,~- -.
entail idolatrv 10 the nion and the Consfitn,o -
our fathers i broken bv The drnritv Of e-,;o1
President and bv the Instinct If seie.nrsssr~a,;
whose oraeles al n-Je,s y,,, ,vorId - LII 80
now 10 counsel nj - foJIo, r. = ss - - S--'
be its authors blessed or acrnracd bs ;ss or.es
quences good or bad TsvoIution il I,nor r- snd 4.
must be met as becomes h-avs sod t,aa ~
Pile who are stru0gi;no- for ,ights ;r.I;s,.ho 80
dear. -e'''''''' ~"-
For NV ra-t -. -. 80 = :. Il,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-21
The Demand for an ExtrR Sscsfaa Sf
the Legtslalure-
From the NASHVILLE Patriot. April Is


From all points in the non-slavehOlding States,
hear no sound but that Of wsrlike preparation. We
can detect ray Of hope for peace in any quarter
Of the Northern sky. Paht party affiliations and an
tpathies are forgotten, and thought one desire
and one hope seems 70 Animate the people, and that
is of and for war TO the bitter end for the subju
cation of the Southern States. The conservatism of
that section is annihiatedsOr overwhelmed Mr. EnL-
more, Mr. BUCHANAN, Gen Ckss, Mr. DoUGIAs4, and
the other distinguished men TO whom the Saufh has
been accustomed 20 turn its eyes as champions
against anaticsm have fallen before the tornado Of
passion which is sweeping from one extremity TO
the other, and are speaking in favor OF sustaining
the antisayery administration in the vigorous pros
ecullOn of that inlquitOus Madness rel gns
preme over all. The Northern armies are forming
with astounding rapidty.
In this dreadful criAIs Tennessee has set her face
against the war and has placed herself in a revou.
tiOnary attitude towards that government which is
waging it. She must now sustain her position at
whatever cost or whatever hazard She has no
time TO lose in preparing for it. Prsctcslly. she Is
as much in rebellion TO the government at Washing
ton as any of the seeded States. If Mr.. Lincoln
chooses to regard it 30, it may be bat few weeks
before he will launch his armies upon rs. But
whether he should do 90 or not, have the States
Of Virginia. North Carolina, Kentucky, Arkansas
and Missouri standing with us. and their canse is
also ours We are bound to do our part IN this
soil or not. We must Join our friends in meeting
the Northern horde our common borders. or
wherever else 10 may become necessary. These are
words of grave import, but they are none the less
to Be needed because we now speak and hear them
spoken for the frat time, or because they NAV be
harsh and ungrsteful 10 our ears. Let therefore
the Legislature be called together without dlav ~,
put he State in a condition Of defence and to axe
such other steps as wisdom NAV suggest so,,sI.;ro
her relations with the other States
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-21
A Good Farm for sale.

EN7E offer for sale the place which coleman has lived
w since 1855, and known the Rogers land, lying
Yellow Creek Dickson county Tenn, partly the road
within mile Of Willismsile and three miles Of the Nash
Vile md Northwestern Rsilroad heay plea ant and beaE
fu Of Tennessee Said land contains about hunTe
and ninety sres-eighty clesre and about atty
good land to clear il sin good state cultivation, with
irritable dwelling hcuses houses. Also good
orchards and several falling springs Of excellent water
well tbeFsd and certainly BE made Of the most de
rable stsefarms in this secten Of ccuRy. We promise
bargain this land and will be cash. time With inter
Fer further information call James McNsilly, whe
lives places the undersigned Fovers Landing
Tennessee river. BYRN 4 BROTHER.
C1sica and AHssrfcdH copy, and charge AdGOcate.
aeu2Q--n -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-21

UNHIs is altogether lew medicine the Of modern
discoveries In the vegetable kipgdem, being entirely
worn out systems published BY accomplished quacs
Ing Dr. Wright we'll knowing the deception csed upon the
the whole Medical Facult who, dissenting
vece er adherence 20 its perfect AID undivided
reduced and when eli other medicines
ps have been tried in vain Long thought years OF patient
crowned the Doct RS Efforts and be now the
rng humanity the only thing that can cure the following
deneTsi disoe Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Deter nnation Of Blood to the Head,
confused Ideas,
General Irri.ablity,
RsstIessress AND sleeplessness at Night.
Absence Of Muscu ar Efficiency,
Loss Of Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Low spirits,
Disqualification of the OrgsRs Of
Paipitation Of the Heart,
And in fact all the coneonitants of and debated
state OF the system.
As a StimuIant,
It quite different from alcoholic Preparations II is not sub
jec reactions shape continues to exert its influence
gradually and efficiently long as the least necessity exists Tor
its presence.
As a Female Medicine,
It equally powerful effective the equilibrium
sar than all the other medicines which for yea
flooded market which only injurious. in place
Of assisting renovsng constitution for good
that only made from the efusons OF min
gnorant o; the Medical profession altogether.
No MfnerRlsI
Dr. Wright thinks It well to stake hs professional character
the fact that minerals whatever form the least component
Of the ingredients Of his Rsuvenatng Exrwel know
ing las been ensed the community By opium and
mercury
Generally, the debsted DR.. Wright would Never
despair No matter how down be- no matter how
ysu what the have beenfersake
whatever led depart from Hyg enc principles
take his
Rejuvenating EliXir,
And you will hn1 yourself pride instead
REVERSE your friends and healthy, sednd, and worthy
lAember Of The human family.
Pce % per bottle three bottles for IS, and forward
ed BY mail to ell parts Of the United States
Sold by respectable uggss throughout the United States
and CSnadas The trade Supplied at liberal discount
Fer sale BY the propTietors
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and Isl Chsrtres street,
New Orleans, La,
Sold Nashville by W Hendershot, Berry Demoville
wing Pendleton and ali responsible druggists oc3S
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-21

JAMES M,LAUGHLEN q Co.,
fsveozssoxs 70 A. srxHs1
COmmissIcn. Feed a Produce Merchants
.EAY. OATS, CORN, BRAN AND FEED sTUTF,
no. soU7E KARKE7 STREz7.
NAsHvfLLE, TENNEssEE
Isns-a -.
Flour. Flour, Flour.
Tusf resolved per steamer Nashville 200 bags Extra Family
-''-.' ~ ~ JAMES MCLAUGHLIN co.,
ian22-n No Market street.
Lard, Lard. lard.
TUsT received per Nashville choice lot Of Lar
JAMES MoI lreHLIN co..
Potatoes. Potatoes.
TUST received Nashville, 100 Ne
'---n''- f''''' j JAMES MoLAuGHIAs co.,
jaasa-tf No Market street.
Hungarian Grass seeds,
S00 SACKS Hungarian sTs1; SEEDS for IaIs Y
FLOUR. FlOUR.
900 BAGS Double Extra Family Flour, Superior Whit
0UO just received slHGs NJ Fl s.ssGgHrrs e y co.,
naTl7-H No. g Market street.
HAMS, HAMS.
1000 LBS HAMS 1ss sssysd sSS FL :as
marl7-1 No. 8 Market street.
SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
IN 600 LBS Sides and Shoulders, just received
~ JAMES N MLAUGLIN co.,
narI7-n No. Market street
BOLTED MEAL.
LOO BAGS Bcted Meal, in bushe bags, for family use,
- Jas '''' JIsss an MLIUeHLrN co.,
mArl7-n No Market street.
HIRAM AND sHIPSTUFFS.
SOO BAGS Bran and shipsuns. Just received and for
JAMES TLAua LIN 4 CO.. !
nArl7-a No. Market rss:'s Is
E0n BAGS prime yellow and Mixed Corn, just received
~ " JEsEs MLAUaaLIN q CO.,
marI7-tf No. Market stree
LARD, LARD.
Onn KEGS prime leaf d, put up for family usc In
Sa1O 50 lbs Kegs jus. Tssiysd s:i, s9S fG, sale
mSrl7 No. 8 Market street
Hams, Hams.
S000 CHOICE HAMS, jus. received and for sale BY
seed Corn.
epNBO JAMES ALAUGhLlh n CO..
ERESH MEAL.
TUsT received and 100 Corn Mealby
ab JAS McLAC GHLIN & 90,
isp6n No south Market street.
HAY, HAY.
20A BALES Timothy and HuDgH Hay, jnss relieved |
eDUU and for sale by
JAMES M'LAUGHLIN & CO.,
mArI7-n No.5 Market street.
OATS.
SnA BUSHELS prime Red Oats, jEst received and for
JAMES MJAUGHLINk & CO.,
FLOUR.
IN BBLS supernne, Extra, Family, and Extra Family,
OU in store and to arrive per Railroad and River for
laIe commission By ". WATTS q CO.,
feb20.u Nc Broadway
NXTRA hne White and Blue Heshanock
Ia ed per Gen Andersen, for sale by
narl4-H BENZ SHIELDS 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-21

DErGRrRE OF TUE UNITED STATES FIEEr-Tha
steamship Isabel Capt. Rollins which arrived ar hs,.
wharf Tuesday morning about II o'eloeb, brouohr
the intelligence that the United Statea +eat vvbrh
remained OF our hsrbOr from the cour1e1cs.,ert
Of the bombardme1t Of Fort Sumter 10 iss snr-s,
der, silent spectator Of the struovla ,,o7o ~ haa
weighed anchor and returned With kn5er.or sn5
his command TO New York The obiect Of ~ ,c-,-
ing here has been the SUBJECT of much curiosity
snd speculation among our people. II il was sent
ier the purpose OK giving aid and suc.or to Major
Anoersons s Harrison, there was certainly no move
mens nor manifestation Of such an object AZ the
time when Anderson most needed their assistance.
II on mission Of peace only. whatcould have been
the meaning OF the naval demonstration accomDau
ing it, The general belief was that they nsdits.
ted rise, IN order 70 throw in Supplies in which
shey have signaly failed L IS perhaps well f.,.
the cause OF humanity that = prudent preeaation
was observed By the Conamander and thar a trssl
Of strength between their troo0s and o,1rs 49,
carefully avoided BY the respectful distance AZ vvh
their vessels were kegt 0ut of The RANCE az 90.
batteries Some suppezed the deet wss inteuslsla
for blockade and awaited reinforcementx Tha
mystery, however, has been partially solved bv th
inseiigsnge. SINCE received. of the speaking of III.
steam tug E0Else about ten miles Cd our har vvisA
men and provisions for Fort Sumter. Il vas M
doubt, the intention Of the feet 10 make N, afrpnt
70 run this vessel in had il arrived In time ana -
have backed oy force learning that the aees
had already sailed and that letters Of marque had
oeen issued ~ the Rovernnle ne Of the Coniederate
states the tug put about with all possible s.e, fov
New 4ork--t aarsesfoa Courier ApfiIl7
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-21

elecsicn vih Be hed the orscf ne N.sh=st. g.
~ neiei. lrsu snos Company, on NondsF tse ssS 49, =
nay asxs tar 1e parposs q eleclsr ee7en f,rsn- = -
sse ne anAirs q sad coEpaag lhs nzzt e u1anh1
sR@ 4AMH4iNA1E4R, ss1E.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-21
REMOVAL.

EXTE removed Produce and Commission business
Wv the house No. College street. between Unon and
Church. formerly occupied BY Ncol, Green Co where
shall keep constantly land large stock OF all articles in
the Produce line, which prepared to sell a. the very
lowest cash prices
B. CONN0R 4 BRO,
m1r24-tf Nos College street, between Uni Church.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-21

SPECIAL N0TIcE.-The UrIox AzzsIcAE q coDdscs
Cd stry spoa tAs cAsz sysn AZ papers eTe 6tseo1tt
Ssd az kae scpfotS0n Of s time for ohfA they Ares os
paid 6stecbsrs sr Be B0tifsd W1sn thsr suscrpfton
= ooous 70 sptrs oy cross MARX on sir pgsrs and ~
Tess e eubscriptoS - rsss tie paper wH Be dfsc0at-
ted TAis is Fks from sehieh there t BE- depdrturs
HcS FOR fhs cross marx, and rseO gosr subscription
Eeakly UNION AND AMERICAN 3. per asRum IN Gd0dace.
IN Weakly UEIos AHERIcAH e5 per asASEs IN Gd
OaRcs.
Subscribers desiring their papers changed mention
the Post Once from, ss~e asthe which they desire
ehange to be nEte.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-21

A mobbish spirit is in the ascendant in the North
ern cities. Southern gentlemen and natives sup
posed to sympathize with the South have the mark
Of suspected" put upon them. and are closely
watched. Some have been warned to leave. Ia
Philadelphia, Mr.. jones' the editer Of the Sosahera
Aonor, was sought after for the purpose as alleged
Of being roped. But, luckily, Mr.. Ionea happened
to be In this city, where he can be found BY his
friends in the City cf Rrotherly Loye.-RiehMond
WIG, april Is,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-21

NoRTH or SouTH?-The Richmond Rhig. the or
gan of the Union party in Virginia, pertinenty
saws Lincoln settles by dash of his potent pen
ali disputations about ereeds and doctrines. He
forces ths real issue directly upon US. which we
cannot eyade. We must fight, and we must fight
for our enemies or for our friends ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-21

The New York EosainJ Post stated shout ten
days since that Mr.. J. SNGLEToN CRAWFORD,
banker at Charleston S. @. had opened correspon
dence with Messrs. SLOPE Co, bankers Of London
~ negot;ats loan for the Confederate States and
tbat they had 10 take any part of the lOa a1d the
Post unblished the correspondence at lelfsth- The
Charleston Courier says there Is no such banker in
tbs, citv as j. SINGLETON CRAwFoRn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-21
Wholesale Dry Goods.
SPRING or 1861.
TRABUE & LUCAS.

XKTE receiving stock Of Spring and Summer,
w Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing Boots, Shoes
and 3roysns Variety Goods Hard Cetiy Bat Carpet
ings Oil Cloths, haits &C &c al Of vhich have bought
usyey) Of Importers and yanuacue panic prices
to which we call special attention Of prompt paying and casa
Dealers only Our House shall be head quar-
er and those who make Gilt Begged Notes sud pay hem
Tha may be ful uaders.oed say posi- lively that
intend to sell Goods for cash and who pay their
notes when due (snly.i
cash description &C God, Wares MERCHANDISE
Furniture, Groceries, Produce, &c &c. &C. to be sold az
sutcn for cash. No Goods sold at Auo
zion.
AuctOn sales Tu say snd Tuesday night, exclusively
cash. All persons having sell Auction, will
please turn them in and get the money plump up.
msT2 y TRABUE 4 LUCAS.
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Ggi 1asbhills anipn ann 5msritau
Daily IS; Trs-wsskIy ss; weekly ss.


rzs LINES Or L.s- oos.rIrvvr . .or.,,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-25
baltimore Brooks no DisuniOn.

The land Of religious federation, the home
Of Carroll of Carrollton, the land within
whose borders was born the Constitution OF
the Union, the home of the men who defend
ed the Star Spangled Banner, even while the
inspired poet recorded their heroism in thrill
ing words, and gave an undying anthem to
the Naton--M Maryland, the land Of Unlon~
loving hearts, brooks no disunion emblems
within her patriotic borders The wearers
of the traitors badge of infamy are driven
from the streets of Baltimore, and the old fires
Of patriotism are being thoroughly aroused
Traitors carcases will yet dangle from many
a loyal gallows. Maryland is evidently not
the place in which. Ito use the language Of
Washington) "to SOW thick the seeds OF dis
union for the purpose of S"tjwgating He goO
ernD,e,t, and destroying our independence
and hapDness"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-25
County Candidates.

There is quite a stir among the office seek
ers Of the Breckinridge party. They seem to
he unaware of the fact that their party split
Just after the Presidential election; seven
Breckenridge States, aud their sympathzers
in other States having declared for secession,
while thousands of the Union Breckenridge
men have determined upon reunion of the
Democratic party upon an anti-Secession
platform. The candidates for County offices
will soon be obliged to show their hands.
The County organization in Yuba which acts
with the Lindley wing of the BrecknrdSo
State Committee will have no Offices to be
stow this year Nominations at its hands are
therefore hardly worth securing the county
for. The Breckinrdge Democrats who OPP
pose secession will ignore the Breckenridge
State Central Committee, and its insulting
test of submission to the rebels of the Cotton
States. They will assist in elccting good
delegates to the State Convention Of the
Democratic Union party soon to be called,
and the friends of ''the Union, the Constitu-
ton and the enforcement of the laws" who
have always been true to the cause of the
Union, will, together with right-thinking
Union men generally, cooperate with the
only party organization which is in a good
position TO rally the Union men of California
around the true standard. Trimmers will not
10 this time. They who ask favors from the
'eopc must be with and Of the People.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-25
Prospects of Harmony.

We are highly gratified to know that our
feeble efforts towards promoting union OF
true Democrats, upon n common platform of
loyalty to the Union, are approved by many
prominent men in this county, among the
supporters, last fall, both Of Breckenridge and
Douglas We are elated with the prospect
that success is to attend similar efforts
throughout the State. The honest Democrats
who supported Breckenridge last fall have no
desire to fall into the hands of that portion o.
the party which has erected a new Republic
and adopted a new National emblem. The
agents of Jefferson Davis in this State cannot
corrupt or intimdate those who, however
willing to insist upon the rights Of the South
IN the Union, have no sympathy with those
who declare themselves oM of the Union.
The Democratic party will be strong, thus re-
united, and purged of its secession and fire.
eating element. 1t will command the respect
and confidence of true men. Its principles
will be unequivocally reiterated, and its
nominees will never try to drag our State
DOWN 10 Jne lcNel Ol " WlH lAunc anu ''te'oh
by clamoring in saloons and on street corners,
for Pacific Republic. 1t will succeed, be-
cause truth is mighty. We hope to see no
harsh terms applied, by our co-wcrkers for
Douglas in the last campaign to the Union
men who saw fit to support the Breckinridge
ticket Let us all unite, and make battle
for the Union