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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-08
alns Gan SranciseO,

San 6raneiscp, S. Nop. - 8riefe
bon Montsnesro, g%ommancant BON &capulcc,
an ben fallerli4 meritanil&en @oniul,
bonn 27. Sct, iaeen ntdts BON Der Ginnabme
BON Oaraca, uno seben an baB Sutler, Der
funstrenbe ameritanii6e Gcn1ul, tart Der-
pidelt III als 8ermittler Der @p~rrepcnbens
spii&en ben Qiberalen in San 8ranctscO mnD
@lpore3. 1' ..s
Mr. s. @alter, u. g. Snt. Rsp. asent
fir bic BactFc 3aRe, ii pessa @mtsSersebsn
angeflast,
MuseeI aAten @sissn 2 &ts. per Diuno.
2ssal 5enpers 7O3. .#t5a+a.
San SranctscO, 6. Ncp.-Gtne Dee
pe1Ae bon Uictorta, 1ancoupers Sslano, mel+
bet, baB bic amsritantlhe 8arfe DactFc, ga
pitan SrenG Don Sag 5arbcr rdbreno zines
giebels tn bee 8%ebrinesfrabe i4etterte. Die
Wann16ait III serettet,
Der Dampfer OriRamme pom Columbia
Rtper braate $163, 900 In @plp.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-08
Sir MobI In mtAioan.

Detroit Z. NoY, = Miatsan eripabGts
lauter rep. GOnereB Selesaten.
8eumans WajOritGt i'm /. 9iltr. betrast
4301, elm republ. @swtnn pcn 240O felt '64.
SIM 2. 9tfr. betraet uptous Ntat. $3.50, Sc
ptnn 23O; TIM 3. 0ttr. 8latrs Wat. 1891,
gepinn 607; 4. Ditr. 5errps Waj, 21OO;
5. Difr, Sr0wbricse 1860 Maj.; 6. Difr.
DtegS 1000 Mat. IS
NiS allen @Omnties nerpen republ. 0etptn>
ne bert6tet.
Sn 0opne Gcuntg, wel6e5 Detroit eta.
i6tte6t errGtlten pte 8spubIitansr ben Sbe.
riff, ben Staatsanwalt uno Necoroer unb ee.
pannen 2 Staatsienatpren unp 3 8epraieu>
tanten me1r. -...a.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-08
Sic Ma6l in MiInuri.

Gt.aputS, 6. Nos. SIM 1. Dtlrttt TT
Gen. @iee lbsr 6Osan NIT 500 MlaiOrttdt
aenatlt pprpen. 9as raottale 9Ountp, Gtdet
tpurse nit elmer Majoritat BON $500 sspablt.
Die @onlerSattpen pdblen 2 Der 6 SenatOren
unD 3 Der IA &ep~rdlentanten, nit Gini6luB
bes Srant 8latr, Der ben 8runsccmb NIT etpa
100 Gttmmen ihldgt.
Die mageren 8erifte aus benz Snnern ld1s
fen er1sbeR, bab &anias GitY etne ra>ttale
Majcrtt1t Don 500, Seferlo on Gttp BON $50
unb Srantltu Gountp pom 500 @ttmmen
etbt.
sSm neunten Dttrift 1T 8t9ter NepcOmb
nit acknowledgement Naicritdt 9ewablt nor,
ben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-08
Die republstanti2en Genuine In Seew gorr

Die repnblEtnntiGen Genuine In Wew Corr.
New NOrf, Z. Dit. 9ompetente 8e-
urtbetler IteQen bic rep. Najorttdt auf wentg.
items 5000 feR. Die Gribune beanipru6t
nod metr. Dte Nepubltfaner perlteren bret
@onsreecels9aten tn ben tnnern @ounties,-
Dodge, Darling uno 9umpbrepS 9iltritte II.
gerrtnnen bret in ben 9tioer Counties, nGmz
LID; San @yd an Wiutfelb's i'm IL. dit.
ROberticn an Naof crps Stele tint 10. unb
Cornell an 6ubels STEELE i'm brei3ebnten0iR
rift.
6mbGom, 81. Q. z. SOP. SIR. 6et&um,
rep. III i'm -. Dttr. bur4 etne Waiorttdt
rOn 1900 Gtimmen pteOsr ertpGblt ,por-
ben.
Ne gort Z. NOpbr. Sen. 9nlptne,
Rep., (prtpate NileS S'2etlp) lit gum
Giant ytesitratcr init 10000 Mat. erpablt
tpCrbcn. aa1o9 al se
@Gbang,7 7. 3Obbr. Die Republifaner
bier fsuern Elm Satut BON bunbert RanOnene
laGfen 81 gbren Der 8teperwabI Bee Sour,
Tenton.
glew gUrt, Z. g,opbr. 9is geablbe-
ri6te Der WOrIb iummtrea SentpnS STAT.
I'm Staate auf 1870. sis-
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Die Ienierhrn1eiic.

M~Omtreal, 7. gOp. 9. Desltns, Elm
eminenter &sGtSanwalt, IL Bier ansetommen,
unit auf pas Griuhen Der Ser. Staaten 8e<
eteruus Die 0entsrsefan9enen 3a pertbetbtsen.
Die DrO3ele tperpen i'm December tbren Nn-
fang neBmea. au
acronto, 8. NOpbr. Die SsnierprcselIe
F1o bis mOrsen peridOben wOroen, neil meb-
rere 3eueeu in 6olse Der @abl in ben Ser.
5taaten mad ibrer 6etmatb abeeretf ftnb.
Yuter Nc@lubun Der tatbplti&e 9rieter. mel
der gum Ipoe perurtbeilt purbe, beabiHhgt
etnsn neuen 8roaeb au beantrassn,
gu6 I'm Sale peS Col. Qen6 purbe Elm
reuer DrOwb bsantrast. ao+a1 ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-08
@ewinne Don CensreesD Delegates ia
1 0etp Sexfen.

Nepart, Z. Jlop. 0ier, rspnbittaatlbe
@~onsrsbmdnner iino BON finfen III Sen Ser
ieY ermabIt tpOrben. Wtliam Wloore i'm /.
Stftrtft bate 1000 WaiOrttat aber q. s..
Glape; @tGtam q. Nepeq bat 500 Watcrt-
tat iber GbarleS 9atett ; etas. Sttsreaoes
(Dem.) aber SObn DapiDlon i'm 3. Ditritt
NIT ether reou3trten Majprttat; Sobn Saq
iiber Sad NoeerS bur6 300 Matoritdt I'm 4,
Difritt unD I'm 5. Dtltrift George u. 6aliep
seeen Notert @tl6rtft NIT 1000 ct. Wajo,
rttdt. @.- &,
Die Qegtslatur Ite6t; Is llnirnilfen sestn
8 Oemrfraten TN Sendt unb 33 uniOniiten
eeBen q DemDtraten I'm 9aus; republttaut-
lbe Mujcritat bet etnem 8lenar : Sctnm IL
Stimmen. aa 81 gEas3I ss5.. aA5sI
Newart Z, Nop. !6aa (rep. } TT burb
mebr alS $500 WnjOritat erm6hlt irorOen
8st Der @onsrebpobl babsn bic 3spublitansr
2 Ottritte meGr %9enonnen.
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Nfntfme Brieff.
rsi&e In Der eneIif@tn elite satpalten fae.
NcMeuIta ne.

SCI E.FE @S y" - EZ H H-L
5 Arb Wirs. elizabeth; @tberta Uiib Gmnra:
0aloner WiiE Erances 81; Gauer WtiB 81; Settle
Wfrs. g.; Sarmer Oirs. SIC. G.; Sauff WtiB Gas
t%barine; Sitbebrinf Gate; Safer gPrs. @drab;
aelner Yfr8. Gnna; &emp WiiE Senrietta; 2ara,
BERT NtliS Sophia; Dilller WirS Maria; SO Her
OtiB eaura G.; 9taGmau WrS. Bauliue; ObsI
UfrS. Nnna g.; Sttenburg Wsrs. Ssnrtetta; 8eus
tsrt Wirs. Wfarp; 8einbnrb WijB 2g;ie; G6mit
VflB g.. @eebcr UPiB Gnilp; g8Olf OtrS. @arab;
Zimmerman DRIP SirSlnia.
sra .ts1a SerrenItHG .s
Iu9uId Soisp6; 8Ion6beim g.; DobnbsGer
Sreo; Sresfe Nlbt.; Sranot G.; 8nI6man .Dt.;
@turs g.; GronuberS SaS.; @uet5lein g. unp
Go; Serbert g8. $ SerScs 9. &line W9r.;
9uufnan S.; 9ObI 0t. 2; Srtt6 Gbas. g.: Gam
bert Gbcs. 2ansItrebt Or. Sang Gcl. GbeOrorc
S.; 9tatser &ucOlpb; %eio @r,.; &ein1tsin g. q.
9ddFer W2r.; S6rar3man g. 81; Sdniiber s.:
G&riiot @eu. IntCn GGwarb 9tec. Or. ;
StraMB Sclepb; Stufbnlau Gbas.; 0eld George;
@lemuper 6. "; 6slsmaning @. s.; Sanfien
berg s.; Sisleia Starring; 6lrifeuberN g; ,Sror.
%fenitetn g.; 6raunbolb SObn; @GbIe Qepts; 26fi.
ler Gbas.; 2ns S. 6reo.; WtannOHe Gattan;
Ofeinfran3 &; Naale Selrp; Gadenberg g.;
&relber uno SObu; Grabsr 6. &C.; 3rauermau
unb Gcrn!e; @oSeIer Gbas.; @siIlsI WiidasI;
8seiB6eln g. 53tea!er @e0r9e.
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Mus Georgia.

81 ngu a, 7. NUS.-0sr Empire 8lcd
in Mtlunta, wel4er 6 srcbe Waurenbaaier
entbtelt, wuroe &c tern our& Geuer seritSrt.
MtllebgeStlle, Z. Ncpembsr, Der
Staats lenat peiserte f&, bic Bin, bar6 pels
DE bas @uasrseleB ptoerrufeu pIrbe, irier
ber,uberatben. SIM 6aus trurbe etne Blu
etnSereiht, GOntratte, Uel6e auf Stlapenet'
sentbum baf.t ieien gu annuliren.
Ma1 erwartet bier NIT Spannung bic Beo
riGte iiber ben Ausfaa Der nSrpltden @aes
len. ssT H3@ 81 .as>sft1 9se tas
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Demuttatii@e GswIune in Sslaware.

BtlmtustOn,7 Z. NOebr. SEEN Cattle
County stst 189 Mai. fir gtibble. Sent
@uuntp eibt cine bemOtrattiAe MaiOrttat BON
921.
Die 8eri6te aus Suier County itnb nod
nttt complet, bod 1T senu9 betannt un bic
bemptratil6e Majorttdt i'm Staete ouf 1000
Sttmmen f~eRjuieben, etn benz. @epinn BON
900 Sttntmen.
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Die @ahl 1T SQiunis.

Gbiea8c,6 6. Ncr. Die Staetbsri6te
(inp nod u~nuOaRanois. Die republitantide
MaioritGt betrGst etpa 5000, @epian 1000.
10 @emeinben in serihtebenen Tbetlen beS
@taates seben eOsun 12,10O @fajcrttat. Ste
0eri6te beutem i'm Staat einen republiFani'
,6en @jerinn son circa 5000 uno cine @e'
lamnt.W atorttat BON 10000. ~
9ie GongreSs9 Delegation Wiro pabrlhstns
li6 eerare mte susor, atsfa0sn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-08
Oie Mahl In Gnnnsrtirnt.

Nsw9aSeu, 6. Mos. Die beuttge Sc.
meinbepabl bate Die @rtpdbluns bes remos
fratii&en SidetS CUR 6clse, Sur Der Stubt~
1Greiber, Der BON Der republ. partet mnb Der
Nrbeitsr > Organization untertaet tpuroe, 1T
Elm Ncpublitaner. Die pempt. Wtebrbett Bee
trdet $40.
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Ncnelte Nadri1ten.
aie mabt in MnrbIauD.

Mm 6. glup. tpnrce in Baltimore unc i'm
Staote i6erDaupt bic @UnSrsE, unO StaatSs
gBabl atss6aIttu, In wel6er eas cpnitrpatiUe
Etdst in Sen meilten Dtfriften nit eeringsr
MatOrttit iiests.
Da mir bere!ts Observation-Disclosures perSHents
Itat taben, 70 Qebsn tDir nahIeten6 NJ nod
bic betr. MiaiOritIten tn ben perlhteee1en
NarSs ,tnOem mir stsGOngrebpabl als Storm
annehmen.
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Die @abl in MaEaanIetts.

80 fon, 6. gou. Cine srobs @ttmmens
,abl tpmrbe teute In Den Staets, GOnsreB.,
unD 0elsssebunsspableu ~abeeseben. 9te
Rspublifaner battsn, tpie SspStnlt&, ales
mad ibrem @aal9e, lrno sabea TN gerslet&e
nit Der aport1brisen 0abl etne erbSbte
@atorttSt. Uoup. 8ulod erbielt bamals
10000 @timmsn sssen etne SppOtttOn pom
$4,000.
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.lleue Nn6Cjgeii.
StaptsG cmmi1drssO Office.

= F@-F 3 aIttmOre 8. NcD. 1856.
9H Gcise elmer applitutiox BON @tt@arb Colon
totrb Der StabtsGCmmifSr unb bsr Gerutefgr OUT Mitt :.
med, ben Ia Rcvsm' er, @crmittaSs ii l1br an Grt uub
g eGe feln, Hul bic 0iuie ietner Get an Der ncteweali9ea
Gfs sen Baltimore unb NcrtPFr., f~0rtGarfsnp biz SAP,
etrefr. ia 6eftiuu1en.
8. Gmttb,
tcmcl &[erf beS @StahtzG c~ritrlrHra
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0Sthe g ae, %. $. IL. g.

Vile G~eltgtieeer cbtBer epSe peSten tiertur@ etnegia.
Ter am DOnntr4as @6snb, 8 @Ep., ftattlnbsnpcn
r:eelmd6i8er o ,rfammlRug uuI z nbr beiSuppbhen, tn.
wIGtiSe o itGfte 5Hr S~erat5uug ~bOriies,ns RGIS7s
bic Tr,peienbelt / bes Witeliehss urttwsnbig wGGt.
SIM @nftrag bsr 2Osc 9. &ester, SYf.
timiesl Us n 8rIGmaun, GeEr.
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6. 81. Bdmforc, u. 81, Gppleman, Soma.
tbnn SObep. Snccb 6ciRnt unb So1ep6 ..
8tlNup - fammtli@ Maoifals.
8prceiter
$. 81. pitts. @ilt0m 8. @pbeIctt unt
Widiam s @orep - idtnmtli6 gcnlerDntipe.
ssNeitere @a9lberidte aus Osn @uamties.
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Sdrfprb GpuutS.

0~~N"
.S~arforo County.
. 9apre be Grace, 6. Noptr. Sait aue
regiltrirten Stim1nvn lino in hieiem Diftritte abb
ge9ebeu worben; es ftelen S16 Stimnlen Anb 318
ipdren r%esiirirt. Sobn 6. 2bomaS. erbielt in
1865 bier 1876 NIB beute ia. Die 8eridte ans
allen 0ii1ritteu !aiien erieben, bab bas cpnieruae
EtGet 9efte9t bat. q
SarFprb County NIT GuSnabme bon Qarre be
Grace gilt Stepenl0n Nrder 1927 WtajoritSt.
6rebertf County.
e. HrebertG, 6. Nooembe, Wfi5oletGtpn
stbt SranciS 2bomas 800 MajoritGt.
SaGiOh Oiffrift aibt 3bpmas IS Wtajoritdt,
ipeIdes Elm @epinn lit. atS
Sreberid @ttp % Ntaj. ftr EbcmaS.
Sn ben conlerUatiren D~iitritten 2t6srtS, Sobn.
%ippnpile, @OObsbOrO unb 8ufepstOpn BADEN bic
Rabitalen Genuine %aufSrmeiien. Srcberid Count
tp pirp $50 WPat. fir EtUmas sebsu.
IbOmaS pirb I'm 4. Dttrttt stne Maiorttat
pOn 1900 Stimmen erbalten.
Gmmberta no, Z. Gop.~-Bert4te aus
allen Dtfrttten NIT Iusnabme Bon Z srasben
raB c1S @cuntp nit elmer eerinseR Wajcritat
cpnlerpatiu eegangen 1T.
ET Gtne ausfGbrtt DE 8efpre<
bee % Sabre uttates Tebe in
Der beutisen ueberf DIT.
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Ectal -.
Die erften A, iOwie Der s. NIB 10. WsbIbeSirt
gsbSren gum 5. &OugreBoiftriFt. Die IbitimmTug
itaub, rple tOI9t
/. 9. 8. A.. 8. IS. &ctal.
9tOne (G.) s79 189 s72 27s = III 0,00o
albert (N.l POI 1872 146 1913 -. 40 5000
Carroll &Ountp.
3uosrldffise 8ert&tsrftattsr nteIoeH bic fOI9er>
49, :..sA "a. n,a Ainin,t1 Nn,1nfn .
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Die Specialberi6te Der gGatl fir @elebSeD
bulas'W PitsItecer ipOlIen mir tberSeben unb MIR
Die tltr oae COMPREHENSIVE n1ittbeilen, tpelde
oaS SerbGltniE Der ~raoifaleu Ydrtel 81 Der cprls
lernatiNen aenau nenlla be1eitnen.
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Wfarplans SnGfitut BauYerein.

DOT uerltag, S. @OV., fubet bic speite Gins ,blupg
fatt. Cup ra8cnte. tpeIae F@. aO& t~et9ciiisen poaeu,
f!nH frsiubIi6ft singelaben ant cbi en- Da.nu Bel Sru.
SiebeI, q WaaIsst space, ff3 etuJufuben.
Wm GdBarbt, Grai.
mIenl 8. &dbarbt. Gefr.
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@prino1fr. 8auoerein So. =.

DeyiaalmeIt f6 jeben Dtenffas, gSenbs z u6r BEL 8.
6eTeT, @OGde pcn Spring unO 9anffr. Dieiensgeu,
peI4e piIeus fpb, eiueu. iebr ppri5eiibaften 9erein tsis
.sutretsn, fInb e~inBelateH 81 eri@eiuen, bic @eietbit9tr
Uertfetlt nno bic erfe @tpd- Ginsab ing beginnt
am 3ienftae, G.. gSS. ..r
mottmil ). arumm NJ, &etr.
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GmatberIan6 3Ob!eml


Sic Baltimore Cumberland RobIen Daro,
GOGdebon Green u. Pratthr. .l
Die i1ntsr,ei&neten bena&r&tisen bas sublifuur, BAT
Re taJ rs ertdlten unb ~bsftdHoiS tcrrdtbis bateR cine
ausse3eiGuete QaaIttGt Don
Georges Gre;t'S Cumberland &ptlen,
pel&e Fe Al nd@Ftsb :rten btntsen grsiien ~tertanFeu unb
mad irssub siaeus 2Reile Der Gtabt Iisfsra$
@smtGt aus ZEN Jsiasn ..s....- s..... $500
&tumpsn uub fHr Gamiiteussbrau9 prop Arrt 7.25
Sir sGmiebesebrau@ !. ............. e.76
Gir 1nb beu1abt uuisre SauSen anf's DsRs 3r b~sbisnen,
sH0Sl~) 19UB &artt, Smith 4 90.
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gorssfsri srwStIte nsue 9euatOren.

Eorgeitern erp69lte Teue Seheroren.
Nleabanq- ss.
anus 4rnnpel-@. 8. 9enfle, GOnl.
Baltimore ~Gitp-gBiuinm &imuIsll, 3bcmas
8. OPules NIB DousIcE @tirIina, @oHl.
GbarIeS-Barnes Compton, &onI.
Observation-Disclosures Oouug, Conf.
Brtuce @corge's-0oeu 8cpie, &onl.
Queen Nune's-SameS e. Garle, &OHi.
ct. Narp's-9. 8. Ntaoopr, &oni.
Talbct-GbarteS so. Stump, &onI.
WorceRer-9epin 8. Mf. y. 8rGabpater, GOni.
Das Delesatenbous sablt 80 NitsIsoer,
Don benen41 cine con Observation-Disclosures Bill
ben. Die Berihtt laftn fOlsenbe Wttslteoer
ais erpGblt anae9men:
NItegbanp, erp1blte 5 GCn1erpattSe
mnn etnen conf. Staats%l enatOr.
Nllegbanp.
Charles Oilpin, W. 81. Nic@ultep, @amuel
81. 0aaer, .. s. Bruce unD 50. q. SaItens
AstH - lGmmtltG Nacitale,
Anne Nrunoel.
SItper Wtqer, GRQmas s.. 6aa- CONFER
oatipe.
StGbt Baltimore. q.
Srebertf g. Iurner, George g. Coleman,
@m. 8. GelIon, SObn G. Smttb, GOwarO S
5labertp, Scbm Nobiuipn, Sobn 9. cooper,
@tepben 6. Jlrae(. q. 6. RnUtt, 6enrp g.
Sanford, S. @. Ste1ens, Greoertd y. Strait,
NariOtt 8ospeG, 5cbn 8. GbOmlon, GOwtn
81. Davis, SneUb WaItemeeer, George Sig,
@iuiam Epa Sirler - ian,mtlt& GOnlerSa-
tipe.
w.n baltimore 6 O.
SameS 6. Gtarte, 9aniel Us. Cameron,
0m s. 6ut&tns, Samuel5 SbtplsY, SObn
3. Gorp, MP G5arlss $. 1teOIet- lammtlt4
GCnlvruattoe. 2
GaI1ert. saa ~
6enry @IGiams. q.
GGrDItne-
@m. q. 9Orlsp unb SObn S. DaDiOn -
GrnlerDattSe. r-8 ~
ast Carroll
6. s. Benton, Benjamin pOOle, Sanes 9.
GrespeGI, @m. q. Dampler nnb Stepben 81.
Sore - Idmmtlt6 8aOifaIs.
gectI.
GleranSer Grams, 6enry g. Wagrap,
@eOrse q. @btttatsr @m. $. 9inbieg -
gDnierpatipe.
@9arIeS.
pereartMe Davis -cpnlersattp. aa.
Oprdeer. Cribs
Trdnti8 9. pbslpS, Or, unb 9. 6. &err-
GpnIerpGtI0e.
Srebertf.
&. 81. &Ou3er, Upton 8ubrmon, 9snrs
Bafer, Scbn 6. 9tntbtcum, thomas 0orln6,
mnn S. u. Gtsiugr - fdmmli9 9tabifale.
9arforb. r
Nt6plas $. glsllOn, Gam. %. @bttelorO,
SrI6ua @IllOn, Samusl 8. Spieer-ldmmt'
lid GCnIerpattoe. q
6pnarb. .s1s
Gbp. 6ammOnb unp George @. Sing -
GOneT0uttpe.
&ent,
s. Bed mnO @tltam Wel9 - Oalerpat
ttpe.
MOntaemerp-
GnO& 9. 3attOn II NapmcnO Is Bnrde
- GunlrDatipt.
prince Georges.
6. 6. MaSruoer, IT,, unO G9as. Q. Sale
pert - GCnlerpattUe. s.
Queen Nnne's. I'D
Ri4. 81. Carmichael unb @ilarD $. Neale
-GoalsrOatiDs.
Ct, Mar9's.
g. 81. SamieIUn - cOnlerOattD.
Spmeret.
George 81. Deunts, George D. BdrNns,
uuD SSIaae 8, 5rneS - fdmmtlt4 Confer.
natipe.
G1LbCt.
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gaStt. Nlai. Gcnl. Nlui.

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in Der @tapt Baltimore bstrdet 1870 Ct;
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-17

It,. ,nnst he organized, with agencies In
Eurone and the principal American ports, ana
,,.;,n ,ostrumentalities for bringing before the
,,,,,,,,tuae the peculiar inducements which
VIRGINIA offers to immigration. The iacts
shou,d he placed before them which go to
,roye the richness and nroductiveness OF our
soil the remarkable mildness and healthlui-
ness of our climate, the wealth and variety OF
our mineral treasures, our nearness 10 the
second best market in the world. We can
proNe that no State In The West can
possibly offer 10 the emigrant shch
inducements of profit upon the productions OF
the soil, of orderly and established society, ana
the other comforts of civilized life, rs Nir-
ginia. But all this is not enough. We nave
something else to do besides holding out peco-
MARY rewards. The emigrant wants home.
He will not be governed in his choice of Il loca-
tion exclusively by the consideration OF proht
JIa wants 10 find place where labor VIII be
rasnectcd. where il will be surrounded with
svmnothies and encouragement where sys-
tenn OF education exists which will enable his
children TO attain, if they are worthy, more
enlightened and influential position than his
own These sentiments are natural 10 the
human heart, and what is more, they are just
and reasonable We shall do we'll 10 consult
feelings which are deeper and more controlling
in the bosoms of mankind than the mere love
of gain. The poor are not morcenary. But
they have aspirations as we'll as the noble :.
they love their children more than themselves,
and desire for them happier destiny than
their own. Therefore, if we would secure an
immigration worth having, We must shape all
our legislation and our public opinion 10 the
intellectual and social, rs well rs the physicai
GOOD of the immigrants. We must have Il
system of free schools which will provd" the
opportunities Of education for all III" children
of our citizens. We must confer equal polltl-
cal privileges upon adopted and native people;
and we must show by our own example, rs
we are generally doing, that we do not regard
earning the bread by the sweat Of the brow
- beneath the dignity of any man or woman
OF ADAM born.
Let such influences be promptly ana emerge
ticallv brought 10 bear upon immigration, ana
we shall have our full share OF its terllliZmg
flood Ii must be SO. The vast and varied
riches OF the South are just beginning to be
known to the world, and it requires only prac-
teal and liberal craftsmanship 10 make this
the most populous and prosperous section Of
the whole country.
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The South.

That portion of the country known Us - the
South" embraces eight hundred and fifty
thousand square miles, and is As large as Great
Britain, France, Austria, Prussia and Spain,
with most productive soil and genial climate ;
with staple productions which none OF those
great countries can grow; with three thousand
miles of coast line, indented with bays and
crowded with islands; and its vast centre
watercd by the Mississippi, into whose bosom
are poured thirty six thousand miles Of tribu-
tary streams.
The total agricultural productions OF the
United States for Sj0amountcd 10 ,loi, 100000 !,
of this sum the North produced, IN round
numbers, 9, 400, 900, and the South 36ooOooo,
Popula ton of the North i'll 1850 was -, go
population of the South, 9,68i,dJ6. The Norlh
had deficiency in 1850 of agricultural pro-
auctions 10 the value Of 10, los, 594; the South
surplus OF si2i, 500, 7l2, or each person At the
norm consumed thirty. eight cents more than
ne produced at the South each person pro-
duced twelve dollars and ninety cents more
than he consumed
Ahese iacts are now referred 10 for the pur-
pose OF showing how idle IL is TO despond of
the future OF region which possesses such
enormous elements-of natural wealth, and
whose exports al the period above mentioned
were three times as great ms those of the whole
United States ten years after the Revolutions.