The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-21
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, August ~. 1859
EEpectDd Return or tho President.


WASHINGTON, August 30 1859.
ETpecIsd Return or tho President.
The President IL expected to return here about the
middle Of next week TO attend the meeting OF the
Cabinet but VIII remain in town about two days
only.
Letter from Ex-senator A. g. Brown to
Judge Dent mississippi Poiitics--Biissis-
slppt Adopts tho Prosident's PoIicy-Jndse
Dent 10 DO Nominated by tho Presidenvs
Original SUPERINTENDENT aimee Aspircs
70 tine Unised states Senato-A Fair Election
Demanded.
Alberto. Brown. formerly United States Senator
from Mississippi. and afterwards member OF the
Confederate Senate has addressed the following let
tor to Judge Dent
TERRY, HIrpe COUNTY Mts., August ID, 1854
sts, dated Jul. s q VIZ,
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sooner large PROPORTION Of the colorsd then
however great may a. commander Of armies
give.
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our Mississippi affairs and pledgng ourselves 70 stand BY
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side came sore headed and gSTbling Our people com
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overwhelmed by defeat. We demand that they do
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h than hsy haze shown after little while
make ma h' captains cSsr and 10
pend. on him Shsder Sa be no.. r.
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That has "a, sesn
You win observe that the 1856 gentlemen hang
counties in the State who have signed the address
advising the old line wings and democrats vote for the
onal union republican ticket DO advise them to
the name republican was wise think, not TO have done
nacity, politically speaking to old party names They
will cling long after has ceased to represent
idea the old limo whss and democrats; vote ics the Presi
his that they shall call themselves
republicans. "a roae told, will smsll sweet BY
any other name and .. votes vote for a. that" We
fhsvs seen 4 ss!sd il kilograms Washington tina.
you contemplate comingo Mississippi until xbou. tho
In. Of November. Allow that hink ought
come esy 1s of October II you The nominee
OF which suppose there doubt people win want to