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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-20
PROPERTY FOR RENT.

Y On MONDAY, the Sd of October next, Ill
Charlottesville At III O'clock III front Of the cotilt
house, Will proceed to rent out the following
sCIibed property:
ist. The Central Hotel, foI three Wears from lst
January next.
u. Rock lIi, adjacent to town, containing about
seventy-iye aCrcs comfortable dweil.Gg, Ne This
property is rented from LIST October, that wheat
oats, Nc, can be seeded.
Sd. A dwelling III town, Containing ten OF twelve
rooms with store attached containing SIX or seven
rooms
ith. house adjacent to the railroad office, con
tanning eight or ten Toouls.
5th \ slate-colore,l frane iiouse near the depot,
with eight or ten rooms.
9Th. small House, and new Stable containing
ten or twelve stalls.
9TH. A trst-rate Garden Of about acre.
Also, ii valuable House and Lot IF ten acres oi
ghly-imprcved Land III Warren; and, perhaP3 $
my Farm, Mil and Residence, near Scot.syllle.
Possession given 10 all on the lst Of January, ex-
cept the farm Rock Hill, which is ut once.
Sc elm G. W. DILLAED.
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TELEGRAPHIC
Eronrs ot rmr kIcHNoNp pAI.y pRns..

The telegraphie reports VI j. s. Thrasher, for
some time published under the name Ut Associated
Press finally became devoid OF value that the
daily papers of Richmond have been compslled to
form real association to procure authentic news.
These reports OF the Richmond daily press now
furnished to all the daily papers of Richmoni
ccpt the Ukia
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

IITTl RS tNhS.
r. ,,.,t;gsan. Adams & Co, Aact'onoerT
Corner u Ninth and MAJ" st''eisl
Ax FRIDAY NENT THE 23n IN
ts4tNI. ..raiaeisiuE at 10 o'dv'k, ", @'li
s".' ~. 5.,.-s 1lit, Cls1th,l $Igdr,
t+,f !, NV orIyaua Brown sugar,
F,}i barrels NV otteG!s Brown NU2t "a,
is L. Bj CaIh soda,
!. ltliyi> Coffee,
ta ba-s totev,
rt ,-ssrs pur, Ground MaNtSstd,
la1rtls tIsoho!,
5o ll.. Virginia Salt
10 barrel. Apple Brandy,
t;gIlf!, Alum, Fancy Soap,
a. ,,,,. ,,s,,ql assortment ot Groceries,
wa" ALSO,
j. pieces 6-i hluc Factory Cloth,
. lar,c- Belmont Linen.
ltt i.nl- ~cuuyRe Whrtmore Cards.
ALSO,
Al tSarg;iurs. u,pAburss and Cotton Yarns,
.,.I q, gi4svs ia time ior tins sale.
ALSO.
Ia ,l-.. 5000 each. Reeahi Florida Cigars,
-.t. , t,,icty 81 Miscellaneous Goods.
'' ,,,,.,.i.,s for th,. above sale solicited
,.rii,s. vii BE- added in special notice
w.u,!! ,aaIa.n,a the safe tta~Pfi1 at ~ o ,io Il
- ,..'.,-ss> Miscellaneous Guods at y O'Clock.
WIZ ROBINSON, ADAMS y co.
.. Auottpuoers.
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NEws FROM EuRoPE.-The steamship Arabia,
from Liverpool September Sd, Via Queenstown Sep
tenber ith, arrived at Halifax OH Wednesday night
The halfyearly opening for the sinking fund OF the
Confederate loan took place ON the lst Nearly one-
sixth part OF the loan has already been redeemed,
viz ESi0,0o0 by cotton and L 900 by the sink
tuU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-20
DESTR rc1IVE FIRES IN HARLESTO-S-
THE YANKEES FIRE on TIE CITY.

CaARLEsroN, September lS.-A large lire oc-'
CURED here Yesterday, destroying about twenty-five
buildings Ill Archdale, Beaufair, Clifford and West
streets Another lire broke out this morning At tina
southwest conner of Trade and Meet street, de-
stpying two large mansions
While the fire was IN prosress, about one hunired
and twenty shots were iiTed a. the city.
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MISCELLANEOUS b

The steamer Creole had arrived at New York on
the nth from New Orleans On the 9th. Her news
is not specially important Tue vote oi the State on
the new Constitution is said to be largely i'll its
favor; and this, the Tribune considers, places Lou
siani rrevocably i'll the Union as free State for
ever. The vote on the Constitution III the CITY OF
Now Orleans was ), 4I3 in allfor the Constitution,
1873; against itS sos.
The United States steamer Keystone State cap
tured the fine block klderunning steamer Elegy, and
sent her into Beaufort Oh Thursday last
A disturbance took place "Wednesday afternoon IN
Norfolk between sailors and the colored guard
doing duty on Main street. Two sailors and one oi
the guard ne shot One Of the sailors died ana
the other lost d leg The guard will die.
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We are indebted to the courtesy OF Captain W l..
Wager, Of the Richmond and Petersburg railroad,
and Mr. f. Jaccheri, Of Pickett's division, tor late
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FROM MOBILE.

MogiLE, September ls--Another hss OF truce
arrived here to-day. Nothing definite has occurred
respecting the exchange Of prisoners
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3itlmono 9lspattl9y'

The DAILY DIsPArcH is sold TO News Dealers at
TWENTY CENTS per copy. CRY CARRIERS are author
lied to charge oSE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per
week 10 regular SUBSCRIBERS.
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1 DESIRABLE FARM OF THREE
u HUNDRED AND NINETEEN ACRES OF
LAND, ELEVEN MILES WEST OF RICH
MoND NEAR SHORT PUMP, FOR SALE IEi-
NATELY.-l am authorized to SELL privately the
ahoyo-desclIbcl FARM. 1t has one hundred acres
of open land good hJtd, and lies well, the balance
we'll wooded, plenty Of water it, ana very fine
orchard. The buildings consist of Il dwelling, with
four roGIns, and the usual out-buidines
sc E-Gt JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, AuCtloucer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-20

CITY CoUgoIL-A special meeting OF the Council
vail be held this morning at eleven o'clock
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sTERl VALUABLE FARM NEAE

~ ERl VALUABLE FARM NEAR
' ASHLAND, ON THE ROAD LEADING
10 GOODALi.S, CONTAINING ABOUT FIVE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES
WITH LARGE AND EXCELLENT IMfEUV l.
MENTS, For SALE PRIEATELY.-W oifcr for
sale the valuable FARM located as above Ii con-
tjuis FIVE HUNDRED AND TWEEN fI-FIN
AuEES, lies beautifully, and has on 1t a large
quantity ot wood and tllnbrr, now exceedingly valG;-
able iii that locality, being the railroad
Enough OF the Land Is cleared toraii flaming pun
pose, The Improvements consist oi II very line
large DOUBLE HOUSE. neatly Hyw, haniSomc,
painted; It has eight OF nine good Rooms, beside.
lsscc passages, and all the usual Out-buiIdingS
There Is fine garden. There ,s also smother set
tlcmcnt the place. On which there Is Il comfort
able dwelling, orchard, garden, &e. This is
considered, by those who know it, the most de
sirable place Low on the market. The buildings
could moi now be pit the place for the pic
asked fOr II. for terms ANA further description
apply to GRUBBS x WILLIAMS, Auctiol4crs,
-e lit Successors 10 Godliu Y AppcTsOn.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HAN DSOM f. COTTAGE RESI-
n DENtE FOR SALE, IN THE VILLAGE Oh
Cllf.S FER, ON TIE RICHMOND AND PETERS
IttEG RAiLRUAD-Ihe cottage contains five
large and amy rooms, aai the lot onC-tJurth OF ail
acre Oh which l. a 9w-housc and all other ueces-
say Cu-hJlt>es, and several springs OF the finest
water are Hear 10 the dwelling II land is de-
sired it be had. 1t Is the best stand iUi busi-
ness III the place, and otler 1t for sale at the re-
quest of many applicants Tor that purpose IL Is
confidently believed, and can be fully showl that
the price asked for it ba nIde III less than SIX
months 10y any active, energetic person. III selling pro
VISIONS etc. to the troops at 4 fair legitimate profit
The health ot the place j. ,XCellCut, and the property
can by sccn by taking the morning tram Cr the IL
\. NJ ambulance train 10 Chester station, aud IT
turn the same evening. Another advantage, th>
property has, Is free ticket to 10th Richmond AMI
Peter burg.
TtRMS: Cash
fot further particulars apply to Dr. LYNCH,
Room \ y. :, So oud Auditors office. Treasury b,
partneAts On Ninth street, mean Broad or OI. tl.y
rIrInis,-, at Chester station, to Dr. YOUNG.
e, 2u- Stu IhaS1t
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s,ifIynronS 9ispattt.
ny IA. CowARmN n GO,

,s na,.,iSl,el daily, tsandays except
Tus DffN''" -, ans l,l twelve months, TWENTY
ed,3 al fVs, e. cav months; rsN DOLLARS for ahree
pol,Es 10, pofI,as for cue month, in advance.
months =, hy mail arc at the risk OF those
shn m axe thCm.
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Gov AND CALF FOR SAtE.--l have
I for sale IA very fine COW and CALF Apply
at my house, on Ninth street, beyond Leigh next
door 10 Ritthie's Cottage
"a l9~2tf 4. \. La.i'
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LANCASTER q co.

s"tlNEI;S SALE OF NEGROES -
IL Ia Iuruua. Of the order Of the Distfiet
'i H. Uni, lcttt,t State iu the two eases vi
,l Vs.. 4'i ia' state ,,sIInst l. y Maye, and the
+. ''' 't' state. yatsts III the matter Of George
- "a ''t.lt ,tIeiuy, made Oh the 18th instant,
,.'" th. oA FRIDAY, the 22i >tani, AT 10
I, W Va. tuelloh houar Of nm, DIoklNsON x
n AZ l"bile auetlvl, fVr cash, the following
''N 'i. La thfec children, late the property Of
~, UteI, ln alien enemy.
H.. lt''I f. ae'i hinr year, and THOMAS, aged
;.t.,++ lac the PROPERTY Of George Metzyer, an
- my HENRY l.. BROUkE,
" Receiver, District No. 3.
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nYESTUFFS, DRUGS, &c.
IL 800 pounds Extract I-0gwood,
EIin n.nAn.l. IlIir. L ..--rCllL,l

500 pounds Chip Loswood,
100 pounds Allspice,
200 pounds pure Sslltpetre,
100 pounds Cochiaeal.
ALSO,
BiuestonC, Alum, Copporas.
Flower Of Sulphllr, Sugar oi Lead,
Lamar CauStie, Opium, B,nzoig Acld,
C.ub Magnesat, kFe,ih Salts,
Chloigitc of Potash Mercurai Ointment,
Virginia Shake Root, Cham. Flowers,
Croton Oh Iodine, Arsenic, Fig Blue,
foI sale i'll quantity by
sp 20-3t POW Err * Bic III l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-20

NOTICE-Au persons indebted to the
~ late w,lhaa A. Martin, deceased, are ss-
ouestej 10 come forward immediately and settle
their accounts. ssheg by payment or by executing
Their bonds Rev IL u. CREWS IL authorized -
al ior as E.. x W. NJ MARTIN,
Executors Vi w. A. Martin, deceased
80 li-iaw3ws
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Additional from the North.

Northern papers late as the 10th are received
tut contain little intelligence. The following Is
Sheridan's official report OF skirmish that took
place i'll the Valley:
NEAR BERRyyILLE, September l3-7 Z. NJ.
This morning sent General Gettys division, OF
the Sixth corps, with two brgades of cavalry, to the
crossing of the Summit Point and Winchester road
OccOQuan creek. R0des's, Ramseur's, Cor
don's and Wurton's divisions Were found on the
west bank At the same time, Generals Wilson'S
and MaItlndale's brlgades OF cavalry dashed up the
Winchester pike, drove the rebel cavalry at run ;
came in contact with kcrshaw's division, charged 1t
aud captured the Eighth South Carolina regiment,
sixteen officers and one hundred and tortytve men
and its battle-tiag, and Colonel llcnnegan, COM
manding brigade with the loss Of only two killed
and three wounded.
Great credit is due to Generals Wilson and Mack
intosh, and the Third New Jersey and Second Ohio
The charge was gallant one.
a portion Of the Second Massachusetts, reserve
brigade made charge Oh the right Ot the line, and
captured an officer and eleven mth Of dordons dSl-
sion of infantry.
Our loss III the reconnaissance is very slight.
+. Ill. SHERIDAss alOr-General.
This Is the capture OF picket post oi about one
hundred men of Kershaw's division, which has
been mentioned
The Peace Democrats Of New YOIk city held 8
meeting at the SAINT Nicholas Hotel on Saturday to
take action upon General McCellan's letter, AMI to
consult upon the best means OF organizing peace
party, and of selecting peace candidate for tho
Presidency The meeting was called to order by
Mr. Mulluby, editor Of the Metropolitan Record,
who WAS then chosen President The Day Book
the Ne,es Through Ben Wood, the Freemdn's Jour
nal, were all represented Bitter feelings against
Mcclellan We're openly manifested and he was de-
nounced for having broken hls pledge to the Demo-
cratic party. MessTs. She'll Singleton ail Chauneey
Burr Were among the prominent speakers ). l..
Lent, OF New York, presented the following rGsou-
ton as the sense of all those present:
Res0ired, That the call be addressed to the JET
ar
the OF the present month"; for the purpose OF
appointing a candidate representing that branch of
the Democratic party which the letter oi .denelal
Mcclellan completely ignores.
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The paper of the 18th reports that gold opened at
22S and fell to 222a and returned to 225, where 1t
remained quite steady. The market not strong,
and there was disposition TO buy small lots for
boarding. Closing prices, 226s. The paper. OF the
10th states that gold opened at 229 and fell to 227
From this point the market rallied alld closed III
22sB The demand was active and kept quite firm
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THE WAR NEWS.

TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 70, 1861
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glSO FARM ERS. One hundred and seven
casks uPEk-pHospHArE OF LlME AID
BONE DuSf--a superior artieie--fos sale BY
H. = NA5SIE,
Sc l0--staw2w. NJ. ~ Cary street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
RIcHMoND THEATRE, HEAT !; ..,,, .,...,,
Acting and Stage Manager. r...-...., X, ID. OGDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, srrrrMeER 20, 1854,
the beautiful play, III five acts, entitled the
WILLOW CorSE.
Mr. L II DALTON
Miss KATIE EsTELLE
aud
ALI THE COMPANY IN THE CAST.
BALLADS ........M MISS BLANCHE MIDDLETON
Conclude with the
ROUGH DIAMOND
:" ''''F'' '''' JULIUS CESAR
BRUTUs.
sc 20-ltl
DICHMOND VARIETIES,
HI (fanklin street, next to Ex, hlnge Hotel J
TEMPLE OF FUN.
Hall crowded last evening to witness the farfamed
OHIO MINSTRELS.
RED GNoME
RED GNOME
RED GNOME
AND ANVIL CHORUS
AND ANVIL CHORUS
AND ANVIL CHORUS
AND TYRoLEAN WARBLERs TO NIGHT.
IMMENSE ELL.
HARRY ALLEN, HARRY BUD, BILLY PElL,
BILLY LEWIS
appear tonight.
Secure your seats. See small bills
fse 20-lt'l
NETROPoLTAN HALL.
Great success Of the
NIGHTINGALE MINSTRELS.
First appearance of the
FAKIR OF AVA
III his Temple OF Enchantment
Second appearance OF
Mss CARRIE BENTLEY,
the charming Danseuse
DAN HOWARD,
iii his bold graceful and thrilng act the slack
rope. Sc 20-it'
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n, an,bt a wdl. an,-, Auatloncars.

I} Williamson * Co, Au.uouecrs,
~. lea Mn. -t.e,t, between Ninth and Tenth
pIAN2,,,S,.> >,,,,ne
JEDt kEETW ARE,
GOLD AND SILVER WAfC HES
FANCY ARTICLES,
CLOTHING, sc,
Al AUCTION
ut, FRIDAY. til, .3l instant, oolnnri,,jI'E It 10
.. k u the morning. eyytI ell AZ o'u +tl-fouln,
81 lr2 Nam street an assortment Of GOODS, con-
...!.!.-, II lhe following and other aTti,ts:
in. Rosewood >cltn-0lta,O Piano,
/ fn- NJ thogstuy "a Iaber SUITE,
But-~,iS and other t.dpets,
paIlyr, Cane anI Windsor chairs.
lIair-tIoth and Cane Rockers,
Dining. rll9r and Kitchen Tables,
It..-t-i".t- and Lounges,
Er.H.L. Jenny L.nd .tuI Cottage Bcl.tedds,
Feather Bed
Hsir ana Shulk Mattresses,
pillows, bnl.ters sheets, Blankets, &c,
l,,tU.> Mirrors, &g.,
Gl.. la3 Cro,hsIyw5Fe,
frG.y AItilge,
',atilHr. Boot aUd Shoes.
,,.lI aiI 5.i:,r Wstchc-
WILLIAMSON X 60,
IL .AUetlOItytr
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FROM PORT ROYAL,

A telegram from New York says that General
Foster has ordered draft of all the "eolorei eit-
zens " i'll his department
GOLD,
Gold opened at 20 Oh the 18th and closed at 22s,
the rate OF the day before.
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AGGEAND ATTRACTINESAlE ot

4. lady & Wlti'-nt-, Austl,teers,
..t.,i> .dsl Iia,tr, ,utA -tl,rt-. Kl,hmvuj.
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Northern papers as late as the 10th are received
tut contain little intelligence. The following IS
sheridan's official report OF skirmish that took
place III the Valley;
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The Chattanooga Gar, tie says there
is no use in administering the oath Of
allegiance TO rebels there until We can
invent IN oath that will choke 10 death
the party who violates il.
Tie Bradford Enquirer, Penn,
says James Buchanan was seen in the
streets Of that village, in broad day
light, last week.
Aqueer cid gentleman a, Windham,
Coan., who had taken the -du,eric0a
Messenger for several years, recently
STOPPED il because he said he wanted
paper wi,h more accidents IN it.
A fourteen hu, dred dollar clerk vas
dismissed in The Treasury Department,
~ho represented that his pride would
10, alloR him to appear in the United
States uniform aorn BY tie clerks
brigade.
Tie world = coming 10 so esd 10
1865 Prot. Neumayer, q Monica.
sa1s 20, he sod, ihat comet wi.l
run again. Tbs earth ard sbsorl j. a.
ere drop u meFearY absoshs ans Der.
The Democrats bad better use ihls a.
al arsamani. II that Is 20 Il VIII
hardly b w0rsh ahile TO crush lAs
fNbslli0El
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fsehmen4 papers q iha 25ih am
ugsnct thm PER- Morgau Is in cor
paassssia. Il q "a stated wheihu
ths fos wss surryndefe1 o. uheihef
Il @ss bsown w..
Reports state that the enemy i
leaving she slYenanduab valley.
Ifn nr' Improbable that gl,v disap.
pesfzncs e Eafiy forces FROM Saef-
idaas front s de- IL ne lste dsaarfs
a LEE ~ Pesfborg. snd ,hss BE- has
been hseily safamoned hack ~ pre-
vent further anticipated movements
n tiss Laion aFmy The rebel cam
paien 10 ilc Shenandoah = h.lure.
III any fais, ard has tnsb'ed General
Gran, 70 strike 2 deadly BIOS al the
r,bel espifal W The seizure a their
principle railroad.
An sfheer fuon The front SAYS that
General sherman vas moving the
b0ib u be army 70 position On the
Macon and Georgia railroad. Ia the
rear II General Hood forces, and
thai heavy skirnisliing ~as constantly
going on.
0H THURSDAY, the 2jih, General
Hancock, Who was south 81 ReAm 5
Station. was attacked several times
dsring tie day, bot W. rrpslscd the
enemy in every Assault
Al hali.p@s' } =. ~ combined al.
tack aas made on his centre ard left,
which, alter orr II The mos. desperate
battles Of lhs var, resulted In the en-,
emy w4Hfirssing (r3m the field, leay.
ing fr's Slsad auf wounded.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF ~ TEN MINUTES.
Y8N-S PR MO Mr. HHFERS

are nuaillng ia the cure u Corms, CoLDs, ASTHMA.
BRoNcHuls. SORE THROAT, HOAHEsENEss, Du u
cur BREkTHiNG, iSCfriENT CoNsrMuoS. AND
DISEASES eF rnE LrNGs They have no taste Of
medicine and ans child will take them Thousands
have been restored to health that had before despair
"a. Testimony given in hunr0ds Of cases, a single
dose relieves IN TEN MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's Pnlmonie Wafers--the original
and only genune is stamped Bryan" Spurious
kinds are offered for sale. Twenty-Five cents box.
Sold by All Druggists
JOB MOSES. sole Proprietor
Iy4t - Cortlandt street. New York
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Some body has found oui that the
day sssigned ior The Chicago Conven-
ti5n IS re birthday q Benedict Ar
mold
Volunteers. read dais.--For the de-
raaremeu, 81 the sysiem, change q
diet. wounds, sores, bruises and erup-
tons. 10 shich every volunteer Is La
Die, there are no remedies 80 safe. con-
venienl ard sure as Holloway's Pills
and Ointment, thoroughly tested IN the
Cumcan and Italian campaigns. so
cent?, 20 cenis, aud sl.i0 per box or
not
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Vermont Democracy in 1850
We reproduce the following resolu-
tons adopted BY The Democratic State
Convention IN lsJ0. Persons who
are inclined 10 pronounce them "radi-
cal auf may re.l assured that they
constituted the platform upon Which
Hon. Lucius Is. Peck received the
support Of the democracy for Govern
or IN 1850. viii some Of cur demo-
cratic friends behold themselves as
sdcy were foustcen years agos
Resolred, That We adhere with IN
wSytrug cDns,aucy 10 The Jeilersoni-
aa pro, $50, aud, Notwithstanding lis
abandodmeni by many OF those who
have heretofore claimed to be its ex-
elusive friends. We will insist on rs
application to all territory Of which
the United States now have or shall
hereafter have jurisdiction.
Resoietd, That Congress possesses
the power 10 prohibit slavery IN the
territories. aud that us uninterrupted
exercise since the formation Of the
government, under all administrations
from Washington to Polk, has esIab-
lisl,cL It as an almitl,d rule Of prac-
iice.
Resoireti, That slavery does not
now by law exist in the territory con-
quercd or acquired from Mexico and
that We stand opposed 10 the admission
OF auy slave state into the Union that
,hall be formed out OF any part OF that
territory. 10y @homsoeyer, and where
soeycr, slavery shall be therein estab-
lishrd.
Resoired, That slavery does not
depcud on lues OF latitude - points
oi compass. or upon Ply steal G,og-
nphy, bui upon lbe uilhely eupldiiy
a men Is enjoy the IfuI, d Tie labor
OF others.
Rssoired That The existence o.
slavery and Tie slave trade IN ouI
National Capital is dIsgraceiul m.
consistency which calls loudIy Tor
correction, and that Ne insist on lie
ale,li ion u both by act II Congress.
Resoiccd, That Congrcss should
have the question Of the reclamation
ot fugitive slave. wherr it j, lcit under
the constitution bur If II nnderiak &:
10 pass an acl 70 aid the STAKEHOLDER
. ~ tie pursuit Of his victim, ~eproles
agains, any Law or that sulgeel which
does not fully provide Tor irial bl
jury for every person claimed as ;
fugitive slave, in the state where h,
may bc arrested.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-30

EXPRESSIVE The following reso-
luton adopted by d recent Copper
head Colnly Convention in Ohio,
shows where a small portion Of The
Democracy at least may lie expected
10 bring up
"Unles, Tie Chicago convention put
forth square peace platform, as clear
ly anti war as the English language
can express il, aud then nominate as
candidates for president aud vice
president men whose views and feel
ings harmoaizc with the platform, We
will see the platform, convention and
candidates in hell rather than vote for
the candidates or sustain the action OF
the convention"