Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-08-06

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NASHVILLE, Tenn, June o. j..
Hon. IL, MAYNARD. ear Sir M
pleasure in comply ing with Won. "
to give the substance, as nearly wa
BILE the language. of Mr. ot Iea
lana, IN conversation which oc,n.
tween him and myself about tbra,
before the last Presidential eIs o, Wy
met with Mr.. - on the c,r,
miles beyond Jonesboro Tenn Y
October, 1860, He was then ra,s
to his home IN Louisiana from tbs
Washington. Wy
BY accident | took seat imm.e
behind the one occupied by N,
when he at once turned round and
to make inquiries respecting the n,,
of the different candidate for ob,
the electoral vote of Tennessee d
pressed great pleasure when !
him that Breckenridge c, aid Nc,
obtain the electoral vote of b, I.
and his reasons for it VIII On. v,
nearly as may be in his own ve.
am glad says he, that Mr.. Bel
the vote of Tennessee, although
vote for him ! am Douglas De-
and ! am Fastening home to see v
be done to prevent my State from
its electoral vote for Brecknr5
have been in Washingtoa since ii.
day Of July, and tell you now. 81,
is at this moment on foot at W,,rs
the most damnable conspiracy 10 brs
this government that was ever Know
any civilized country. do not i
from hearSay, sir, for | have been IN /
caucuses almost nightly for the lsa
months, and | knew the program,
A. TO 4. And it is this: If they e
any means (Which is utterly imps
secure a majority of the electora
for Breckenridge. then the sche--
soon as he is inaugurated and Pei.
session of all the resources of the Il
ment, TO divide the country alopo
and DiXon's line, the Ohio river a,
ty-siX degrees thirty minutes no,tR
Pacific ocean. In other words
tend to cut lose from all the fire.
and 10 build up a great slave ccpe
in the South; and to accomplsb a
pose they will use all the resour,a
government proper. But should d
in this Gas they assuredly with =,
is for South Carolina to seceAe
other cotton States are to follow
he mentioned the order in "
We're to 90 out, but ! am not
the border States are to be per
forced to JON them in their unbo
and then we are to have such
as this world never witnessed.
ded; had hoped, until a MONTH
weeks ago, that Mr. Breckenridge
norant Of all this matter but ha
evidence as clear as the oonday sd
be Is as deeply implicated as YANG
self; and more than thai, Mr.. Bud
Is INTO the scheme up to the eyes
" / have gwen the above stann-
almos, the identical language used
/ -. The whole affair was OF so stg
/ a nature that it made deep inn I
/ on my mind, and none of the tacs /
slipped my memory.
Your friend truly; 1
ALFRED Hon
/ Revival OF UNIoNlsN IN TIE
The Raleigh On. O. Standard
I ly believes that the old North ST.
! soon come back into the Union.
| PLYING to an attack OF Che Rlchuo
qWrer, which said that if the S
represented ''the opinion of its Sta
the State ought to 90 out of The n
eracy and make submission on its
count" the Standard replies that i'll
are those Of two-thlrds Of the p,,,
! North Carolina, and adds slgn,6ca9
Suppose this State, thus myirei
out, had not gone in, where would IA
tederacy nave been to-day
would the cotton states have been
would Virginia have been p? OyerE
trampled down. And now, becaQs
do not act in such a way as 20 1's
Richmond Enquirer in all respe
are invited 10 take themselves OF
Contederacy. They will do So
chose, in their own good time, II
not be hurried nor retarded by t
mics. We should feel the bud
of a restoration of the old govern
| profoundly and as acutely as VOL
itor of the Register; but if the
this State, with subjugation or
staring them in the face as
should sadly and reluctantly
latter, it would not be in our
prevent it, even if we would"
The New York Evening Pos
that a lady from Atlanta, Ga, v
resided there since the war broke
ports that there is in that city al s
where in Georgia, a strong unol
ment, which the slightest show Of
ton by the federal government w
mediately develop. The llvlleSt
tons have lately been raised amo-
at the prospect of an advance by
Rosecrans INTO the State. OF Ueo,'
should he movo forward, thousanh
crults, it is confidently believed
rally to his standard.
DEATH OF JOHN d. CAMPBEp
vate dispatches received here os'I
nounce the death of John d. CaD
Boston. Mr.. Campbell was a o'
Henry r. Campbell of this vllIas
well known throughout the oIat ID
connection in former years win
mont Central and Vermont ana
Railroads. Mr.. Campbell resla'
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