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0! ••I'KITKi'. W.S^IW—©tVIMOI, ft' t. •“ j AtEIASBER u. ‘ii'RRAY, EJilnr cud frnprlrtor.j Oim- i- IN, GA, : Friday \!arninr, Aumisl 21. I Mid. i ; Foil PRESIDENT: HON. JOHN HELL, OF TKNN’KSSKE. for vice president. IION. UDWAKI) KV UK’.ViT, OF MASS’. 1 '!’? ,W: , \. EL EC TO U A T. TICK ET. Fon T:rr. statk at tahoe: WM. LAW. <if (.imliinm. BENJAMIN H. HILL, of Troup. rou Till: iu'thhts: 1. SAMVEL 11. SPENCER, if Thoms". 2. —MARCELI.VH POVOLAS, .f Rug LEONARD T. POY.VL, Spalding. 4.J—WIf.LIAM F. WRIGHT, of C Wito. B.—JOSIAiI R PARROTT. of Ca-*. .—HTRAMT. HEM., of For-ylli. 7. IRA E. DUPREE, of Tnlggt. a— Lafayette i.amar, r Lincoln. ALTEU.VATE KLEC Tolls. ron Tnr. state at i-auhr ; Hines Holt, of Musrogeo. , Garnett Andrews, of Wilkes. FOB Tllli UlSTllirrs: 1. —Edward 11. Way, of Liberty, T. A. Parsons, of Johnson. 2. —W. 11. Robir.son, of Macon, - Peter .1. Strozier, of Dougherty. 8. —John T. Stephens, of Monroe, Charles T. (Inode, of Ilousti ii. 4.—l\ XV. Mnhry, of Heard, John M. Edge, of Campbell. B.—Thomas O. McFarland, of Walker, Iticlmrd W. Jones, of Whitfield. B. —n. P. McDaniel, of Walton, S. J. Winn, of Gwinnett. 7. H. T. Harris, of Hancock, M. W. Lewis, of Greene. 8. —John K. Jackson, of Richmond, Daniel E. Roberts, of Striven. Mr. Brrrk in ridge's Krrord. At TrWJSCATtOF, in the Presidential canvass of 1850, MR BRECKINRIDGE, the Disunion Can didst© for the Presidency, uttered the following language to the people of Indiana: “ I am connected with no party that lias for its ©bjeetthe EXTENSION OF SLAVERY.! |These •entlmcnts arc as bad as any that Seward ever ut tered.] Nor, with any to prevent the people of a State, OR TERRITORY, from deciding the (pies tlonof its existence with them, for themselves.'’— {Douglas’ Squatter Sovereignly doctrine precisely.] “I happened to Ik* in Congress when the Nclwis It Dill passed, and gave it my voice and vote; and because it did what it did, vi* : It ackhowi kimikh TUB KHIHT OF TIIB Pkoim.k OF Till: TKRItITt • RY TO RKTTI.B THE tJCKSTIOM Foii Till M -KI.VI < amo kot because I nrrroncn—wiiat I i"io sot j now BKi.rnvE —that it Enotsi.vna> Si.wkkv i IMTO TUB TEHHITOnv. THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY IS NOT A PRO-HEAVERY PARTY !” How Southern men can sup|airt a man enter talning such sentiments, is truly astoniehibg. FUSION IN NEW YORK The TtUgraph informs us that the Fell snil Douglas parties in the State of New Ymk have agreed on a fusion Ticket, hy which Dougins is to bare 83 votes and Bell 10. ~ if this is true, auil the fusion ticket shall lie sue <essful, it not only defeats Linrolu in New York, but defeats him iu the race for tiie Presidency. In tall the Northern States there are led elcrtnml TOtea. It requires 133 to elect; and suppose l.in coin to get all the other Northern Slates, the loss fd the 85 vote# of New York defeats him. .. Without a fusion of some sort, no one doubts that Lincoln will carry New Yoik. The relative strength of parties in that Statei* about as. follows: 1 Lincoln 860,000; Douglas, 230,000; Bell, 120,000 And Breckinridge, 50,000; so that tlio combined rote of Dougina and Bell will reach 340,000 and take the electoral vote from Lincoln. Wc art not in favor of fusion in any Southern State, because there is no need of it. All the votes •f the South will count again*! Lincoln anyway. Hit we are glad that this arrangement lia bceu ntMehi New York for two reasons: lu. Because it sccuraa the defeat of Lincoln which ought !•? gratify evefy. Southern man. 2nd.lt secures 10 electoral to Bell cud Everett that they could pot get without the fusion, and these 10 vote* may secure their election. STATE ELECTION & Between now and November State Election* will beheld as follows: Vermont—lst Tuesday in September. California—lst Wednesday in September. Maine—2nd Monday in September. Florida—lst Monday in October. Mississippi—lst Mondav in October. • South Carolina—2nd Monday in October. Indiana—2nd Tuesday in October. lowa—2nd Tuesday in October. Minnesota—2nd Tuesday iu Oetober. Ohio—2nd Tuesday in October. Pennsylvania—2nd Tuesday iu Oetober. —- t3F*Wc have been retpuested by a subscriber to publish entire, Mr. Bell's speech of the tith of July 1850. The speech is too long, our paper will not hold it without crowding out all other reading matter. The object of desiring its publication is doubtless to try to convince some prejudiced mind that John Bell is true to the South and her institutions. But it is clear to ua tbat any southern man who would aeeue Mm of unaoundnewia so given over to hard nfMS of heart and political iniquity, that nothing Short of divine inspiration can save him. : ‘> ■ —— -.m A SHORT OAT lit IIIS.M <t'j *TIoN D<> you lielieve the <'oiititiit‘on < 1 the Failed Stan s i* An-'. I . I ‘in. <^.--Doyon lielieve that 11 I-a crime to -'m ! a ne.ji ~ t:,<* foiu'Ji .(tdnu. ,v ol vour nridilKir? ’ A- ! do. ; tj.— Iyou believe that it is CniTH’ to kuler a e*~rro, tin- ‘iitir-itJ ‘y itrij.n-i’ j .1 four ii.-igldioi ? ‘ A.—ldo. , Do ijpll h.iiev* that it is n (rim*’ - i <or* , ~•#,/ n i"'V ail'JT . .'!(•< .’I tl'y : it • t\ - <!, -I “,s. ify oi \(.'i** la i: hhi.r i A- t do. i 1 <1 If v ‘ <r-l” ir ‘ . >ri< ‘ /’•/•’ ■■■'’’ • ia it I'erriiorv, • V,;>. ,-r n.P I •’ >t a lie'll., tie- ‘i.'./1i.,,. t/.'y I • ‘V “I yi iri. i ii’.or, iic 1 pum duddi'. oi.la i ■’ ti|s ‘l.e n* *-i ur, 1* >x •, to pi .t< t Midi prop'; y .'j A. *1 l.i-v . lit. ’ ! We |‘.rid the illhivp in a I’.rri kinrid >e paper, an I for ihe pmpn-e o. PdJy hive-':gating the .1 jn-t, r.'e i-l the I-..lhm !:.,- • If the to! dl.heitl of the Failed t” e, . , p/i',* /-V it it’it ciia u:u .te or J • mi:o: id ;,i ,and .1 .lure mii,id the Con iti.utimil ii ,ht of n via i to h.dd a dav ! A • ’ . . , . i t. Cm nio* o in'in. 1 v exist, e ther *i ~r . (erri 1 ri..l i- iiiditioa, v.ithoft l.tv. tip a.; h(h ... ‘who <• id a neigidan', r . ■ A.- No. O fit! e t oiri'i ‘'on ree r i :■ i a i ‘ -ro -* i■ (• i’ l '.i- via a e\ ]ri* ‘1 *r i'.’’.l i*l ■’ iiy w i.. •..it-pi eto lr< .t at pe . l *,olati"ii i ! tl.e'r o;tli .t > r ::-i r. !ho l i. lit i .. j. , .. A. IJ !• ti.•• C ii. lltu!,c ‘i rie-yi. e an*-r >a< prop* rty, will not Ihe jh.w- 1 t” ii!o'\i h-r lie l*t *it i e.io'i of projs rly’ in-i .s-aiiiy in- in . -it: a:. 1 1 her pii 111 ly ? A *; r. ( V fi :!•• !i i” .t-*r-;ti ! :*v. it Air. t r:. r y f ri!.* |::V .i*•. J(’ Ti'!’ I ’;’ *i r ’ > |! > J l*’ • tli.v 11 *!l.|c ;i i. ■ , i 1 ’ ‘5 ■ ‘ •• < i* r• ‘ . v.;. .’ i. t!** i •< !’ it: y ( .iii .it il j; .i ii • j. i*! r i A None. (J If -a rpi'o'ah .1 to i xer-:le 1•-• .in a , , , : lerr.-oi. uhi me - 111 P> —("mn. ir.ii : i in .tii/is asl.tie a- pioji it.v, will! f. th*lroaths far a- to t’j.e l-i i'■ aLa.Jrcr. gro as ollii r property; how can any one txpeet I that they would oliey a law p.i- el P;, Congii -. for flie i ‘. iieelion oT siavr e A. It they w it not obey Hie Con ‘.'tution, a law of Congress will not hind tin in tj.. lfllie C. n-iitllli.m of the I S. l-li.l", and the territorial"'laws for tin- protection of property, without wiii. Ii no e.-mtiutrilly < all esr-i, are -.iii.'i eienl lo M ime s m ill in all his rd-litas ri peels shivery, if fiilhliilly evented, why ail this fuss about protection-? A. —lt is huinlniggery. y.—Cun Congress pass any law of a Municipal character to operate anywhere except in the Dis frlet of Columbia, the Dock Yards or Natal Do pots. A..-No. (J. Do not nil the lans passed by Oingre s. Texcept lhi.e passed speeiaiiy for III” Distriitol'j ColuiuMa the l>oi|, ‘aids Ac j operate.! nil over the tTS. States and territorii a? A.—Certainly t|icy do, ().-If % li rritorv, would not tlm? b.itnr lnu niM'iHtr in all - j * therState.s mi l come ill conflict, with Slate laws on the same Mili.)i ci .* i A.—Undoubtedly. Doea hot ttiio idea of Cnr.grr- ienal ’egi la linn for tlie territorh-c-if cnri! .JL-otiLta-it* hitrieftl- ! I results, run into Hie idea that eitri is a . oii.snlidate I government, and destroy ail vestigi j of til at* •oveieignty ? A.—lt certainly does. TJ. Is not ttiis idea of Congresaioiuil Irgisle.tidn the old Federal doctrine tlml was repudiated in the day* <>f tlie elder Adam.',? A.—lt ci Mainly is. THE DISCUSSION AT ILVHNFSVII fid Wnlnf td;iv hr* ;i icrrnt d:iv in li>H m*v il!<\ Ac •ording to previous Rppniiitmrnt, about 500 j voters met to hear the discussion between Cols. 1 Leonard T. I loyal and A l>. lLmimond. t ‘ol. Hammond n|ieiicil ilie tial! and charged John He'd with voting against the repeal of the Mi ■.mri 1 and favoring the abolition if the Slave trade in the I>i-tt ict of Colnmi'ia. r To tin so two i hat ge* ('ol. Doynl replied, Hr*. l tlie Nashville convention of which ch.ulr-, Melloieild was President and O. C Gih'-on was a member, in their first ir-ulmion, dn lurid tli.it a ri’pcal id Ihu Missouri fiiiii'<roiiij.se would he j• l-t cause for ll;e South to withdraw from the Union. Mr. Ill'll iu ohodirnre to this convention w liii h vv:i held I'gld al he, door, voted against the repeal -■ “fijvnv Col llaniiiiou.l is supporting Mi 1 tonal I and Gihson, atnl deiiouhetng lit 11 for doing vvh.it MeDonidd and (lih on o ld him to do. I hi the slav e trade ipu•'•linn, he p:uu .1 t v imam, tesfflile testimony that t N*fe liaiumond w.e- the guilty man instead of dolm Hell ; tor Iti 11 spoke urul voted against It, an lit is oidv hv eaih’ing hi' 1 speech that*they pretend to show 1 iijA. I” wa-.. in favor of it. Hut as lor Col. Hammond h - could prove an I won! 1 prove ilia! lie cnlnrsi and Hi > m 1 ; j abolishing the slave trade. The act abolishing the ■ slave trade is one of the Compromise in • isitres of 1850— the Cineinnati plat limn endorses the '.>m promise measures of I*so, and Col. ll.imtuotid hv supporting Breckinridge, endorses tint Ciiu iniiati plalfonu, sntli.it Col. Hnnimond to day is guilty , of the very thing that he falsely accuses John Bell of. .. . j The crowd, vve learn, was enthusiastic for Belli ami Everett and the call uin.Uon is that our cause I paint'd at least titty votes from tlnit d.ij ’s work. j BETA OF FALSE REPORTS). The peopicaitllie Soi-. h have been re, .led for some weeks with exciting reports, oi hurtling hou st s hanging negroes, vVe., in Northern Texas.— : Now, for (v.trpnt t, vmdon’t believe a word of it.— . There ha* been „ v I'ryjkmff dry s|H‘ll of weather in \ Texas, and rvei v thing 1 v ii*; >0 Try, it rcquire.l! more than ordinary cure to prevent die from break ing out, and tlirnie-h a want of line ear;', in the dry condition ol* things, ronie 1 nnsi s, and even towny, may have been Imrnt. But that burning ! and hanging has tie, n carried oh to the extiiit re ported, we have r.o idea. The circulation rcpo'rti is another st-licmr of the dlitiiiioni.sts to” lire the Southern heart. prepare the Southern miial,” so that, u! ilu proper time, they hope to •• precipitate the Cotton Mates into a revolution.” OUT FOlf BELL* ANI>. EVEUETT. The New York Ihrald , which had at its mast head the names of Breckinridge and Lane, under the supposition that the whole South were going for them, lma, since the recent elections in North i Carolina, Kentucky, Missouri, Arkansas and Ala bama found it was “barking up the wrong tree;” and has hauled down their flag and run up Hell and Everett. * < ill., D'IVAL'.S A I‘i'Ml NT'MENT.4. Col. Leonard T. itovai, I'nlon I'.tretor fhtthe Tli’rd Coitgre-siomtl Di-.ir.et, wiji ad !:i * the jr-o- Ia- follows : At M osui, in (te i .. ‘..eg.— *' 1 l h'u. At 1 • .-.til. Mo:'.:, e . ouuly “ 2'J | At l’ciry, Hi t a comity “ ; 't’ J'letiwm*lt “se*.line- S, pteial >-t 12.’ Full and Kvintt p..p.r- at’ tin- iliv.'i. I |d> lie .Tpp'.intnie!'' *■ ; t\ i are i’ ll ! S 1*.0(,'l I’ ‘ ,‘ll. vl “ 11. 'is s( (.!’ tii- t'U i.i * to 1.• the S or. in j C:.utl, li'i.v ii: ce- at Al l ‘ a. 1 p.O • •!In r:Uj •■ • ‘‘■ I.’ . T . pc , ..• • jin it.” I’- .’ *: t - • me! . i,';e. j < o’• • •..< r. 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Then, rally, fricu-l-! lo the MHiitl inl “I il.’iU'l iiv n:t ! . K '.i>?:iu thctu !v Mt'ir yi-I< v K illy *r**•:?!* 1 tin* ('on-thution i;i ♦r i* l i’olu.Mirij, ali.l xliive h.:* k the rt an?-*, w ho wfttihl t! ire -uhititutc in ii < ; !,(’ •• a m!*i r.iMc, pri( •)’ pliMorm, t h* c;i‘4i.'!*j of the brain of thiJ rmtnrrnfv; r*Tl fVf i- It r, 15. l\ If iHt'.*. ini: f*i ;<>\\ Tim? tin’ Krcchiu!Th e puny s:n* fr •:• ’.mion, i ci-il; •• t v\: frin i liny ‘-t tic min •* *i. \ ( r.'. • jl— True, souk- if th*ni,. iVotn p lit v, ih ry it. 15::t :irc net so JcnUtmi*oicti. mi l \%iii ■ 4 .,,t tioiK.stlv anil at hv.ow !•••! :e the truth. lVt \ i’ \\ ti i\ s Ha', in cn vati*-n \\ it !i m isrcc'> i;h i'*iuc I wr 1 h o'-i-T li t tol i- :; i*lc hi in fntn jn <ntur-c, 1 I>v rth’.-rirp; t* the thet t:i .' % 11 1 f• h\n!cr> <>!’ tl;c ’ Krci-hinri-lyc p irty arc for t!i ; tin:*n ; !.;it to our surprise l.c rcspotith i that tiia! i-the very rc:;-<yi he support*; IJiccUiiirit! .♦*. A:ti he arliti 1. if lrc( kinriil c, would ctmc out plainer a:.l h J the : w**rl 1 know that lie i-* for <li-*Mhiou, \\r woul-i sn|> porf iTiiTi nitim ne,re cordially. By putting ‘ques- | lions to almost any Ihei'kitirldgc man, however j stroiiLU'.’ lie himv ili'iiv it at tir-1, he will eviiibiull v i ucUnow It ‘I:' 1 tlmt disunion is the td'jtrt <!’ ri ii ; n* lrjitirrs Know tlint lire ck he i!• Ghl; 1 !l't they In Sieve !e ran f ike u v •:< .mm • h Inn.j j I >ell to !• ■’ I. Pucl'i lf *l. nnl ti:** <■!•■• *<.*! < i j Lincoln tin y i*on*Mrr viIL- lent c i i-c to t!i ••!vp : •he I’jtiotj \\ lien they n>m• • and Urr<’cinr; !m\ tlw vVm w tint I • i and Dm 1 •, h.sl .>lle!\ i-c-.-n 1 nonunntetl. ,m 1 would !,•* -;;;<*!ii ?y th ,; r re , ‘■•M’l sixe tli n<]Anti H Mu ; v- n‘o I*i iTI ly• t * :*o,i ii m tii h ,;i Lincoln, \>!:i• .11.1 they w :::t wit!: j ! u thiit l ii< li.l.it •’ in the s * nth ? ‘11• ■ v c *iid . 1 : lr\c lr-L;! * 1 :mv Iliiin: t hm to ijivi ie :od ;~l if tip the on i in*rn \*ie. it I* : 1.1 i. •\) Lne ,y liin it conhl li.ne v.n oilier i *L.n t. And with tin :r vc <>;e:i to liu* e.;i-t *{.n tn-c:, r-e\ minima? * I ii :n in. all* r two 11.1 I nSri.i’iv lueti lMiuin.ite l u!io •h i l tVi* :i N nn*l .op;nn i-. i * in t) e S<nth. 11 M y I knew thiif si’ !i a in-\ f limit v\ •. nll c hhc ck- ; .*n joi Lift* atnl t! -i hf. i. I i-u m!>- cm sc for h'’t:ii'n, then rh< > arc <!. *:i..* *i • am! nu.l no: vh*ny i*. l! t!iry !•! i.*•! Svi *w t! o l!‘• Qn\citn if u . M : : 1 t!ie i I-, ‘.-n . \ I ‘.n In, tin ;r to:-‘'.,!ii i> too --hott tote 1.1..-hie Ic.io* •: •• ; atnl !lie\ arc Icatitij ;• tin-ir f‘..l!•w is tt) in -*::il*:i willio'U knowhu “taivtlnv ::* • . /.;.,a i.,.v. A t 22. I:- ‘/'. . Ml:. U:'. roi:: I pom tl C I’-n i.apers that someone |m . t• ii and to l:il.e down “Hell ivt ei ‘ vv i,o wrote front I.■ ■ < :'y 1! i IV*’ mt a dozen ire Atuerlians i iniid he liu'iid in I“;:.< vv i,<> vvoe.Mc •! i t vote ft r Hell, 1 v publishing a 1! t of aiir/ve : am ■ nil of vv In'in lie iioe.l itii • s ills'! i■ - in he iimho i ■ ,’ a* genuine Aiitiriians vvho will in t vote f ( .r Evil. In tlie'ltr t plai e, one of the names pi hlAhi and, i^ ( ’ to-day alb 11 titan. In the si eoinl phiee another j of the names published lias nevi r heen a •-••nfrini; ! Amerfean, having voted for Uihson for Judge j ! against Cahnnis. and for Brown for Governor against Akin, la the (Mrd pla t e anotijer if the mimes .'timed at on llie list is m>i put I'.apm as the • person w rites it, anil f< r that ri-aspn Miuovv that lie (lid not sign it. 1 refer to Judge rV;c?r, l have 1 known ‘ -,n frf>® ft boy, and 1 know tidy he s’ ms ; his •nine IT .! v.” Hilli.’trd L Legg, tlionßii among t,is :issoi iati's, he i enlled ’‘Judge. N> in.icii !or. t their do/i'u \et. if 11 Atucrivaus, in I’i.ke. Tryj again geniletuen ! Till TIT. Pvi'Ft’.sr iiMiwi ovi a: rots! Tae ‘I .r.'a as, I oidsiauii, A !vo,v|.te, 1. . a lore ;i |) ‘m.>,a ale.’ jo. I it. 11..-- itiuwniu ed t-h-ft , ■ 1 . .■. ( 1 candidate, of tin t itisl.tuliiili.'d Union t'Vrtv The Southern Herald, puhl'-dii ! at Unlto:;, Miss., and lilt hello neutral inpolii.es, son, aniioun eed that dpriint til” pre-enl estiva.* it will advst cate the claims of liell and Everett. ] The “ Courier of the llche,” hitherto a neutral ;paper published at St. Martinsville, I’.tii.ii of m, . Slartin, J.a., has placed the names of liell and Ev erett at its mast head. Straws.— The llayncville (Mad Watchman hauls down the llagof Breckinridge and I.me, and runs up the l nion bunting—Kill aud Everett. tIT I .ittle Delaware will give a treriteilnna tirr jonty for liell and Everett. The ed n.r of the Wilmington I'ointnnn wealth K.avsi—"dlvvrvtiodr every vvfrfTeTms gone over to lit II and Everett. We hear nothing but Bell and Everett wherever wego.” * DoM.IS.IT, Aug’.-t iNtll. 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Tii” I’li'ud; ‘.I .-f lids in-:!” is to liit.-i'is: ntn . lie i.-r 1.-. ;v. lie \\ .... i *‘J l .’ : ,1 1- lT.lt ie-I in ■ i'l !” •: >■ 1 <!-g lif li.” ! li I i:i ‘ i fo!!"W in -.b tin C. !. \, ~t • • “■ , I•'.i.jo.'-..-.in’ - lin.ci.-:.'il I'.oii bat~~u s: *:s v. a ia.■ i: i .'ie foe i*r< -’ -n: i-i ’aa, ’t nud Vjii was lie ‘'• ‘ ! i'i- ■!. ‘ ‘-! f!.e t . ‘,s ‘( v In Aj li” I e’,lt“! ae.ieH woe’ o i !'t : ITa)7i\v<-ii Rliett. an I o'h'T Soul hr: n i'l. eiil-u -, :u: I mid. to tai e*! ! ! Cv :do!i.; X. i't| Idm b;. > ■’ lie !aiili is :p t a ‘■ •and t ‘• ii ! the He ;y <f a pro!'. - ion, wle i: y id J a- • iWli',’ ill” tael (Id i.,-..ii ,f *i;.l . i.iilu". • lay him) ii” is : > i-. o r .. - t pj i ;a- ::i . N IMIS or i ll.'. rvrri.TV, John C. tireeivii.. idie. prof, of ‘'lnoxoraVa l.o AY. T.. Yancey, t)i i.ion.strator of “Pre ib ‘. • ■I■ *’ Jo ■ I. I. vi'. Tomb- rof Polite Lit. rat ore an 1 ill'lll , I ‘ !'!'!■ .. I V Fowl ‘i*, Ti” i-mvi rof Hi- ( ; r-r.i'h.-i. 1 liitarsi’ hr,TiTiY’ , li, f> ;has -d! ready hi en ill 1: v, i, d1 ■ v tin i'i i -id. id of ih*• I ’ 1 -ti ll; ion. it vo limelrisl 11 ton sand cosies ‘.fv.h: ■ P ‘. r: v “ til ‘i ;in‘id an 1 eircnlure I him :'i i” i’o ‘ H■ I S. i 1 ; ‘lie ■(i ,ven 11 si 1 0.-''"! i! ! ami Two ‘1 birds ihde.” I Hi- i.. a !. v. ,". 1 i t ,, ..... htin’ti'r I lii.iv : ‘ ‘• .■'/cm ,-vn wilt'i :: -v oel 1 : . ::;i. ‘? n :>;! r an of three livm i:i. 1 .i:i 1 thn ! di : maUiue ih” nuntiim c- ■ ■ a e.- if o', er I two il ‘,'l. |tio vv nole ii'imtii r i :’ uclo: e. an ; !". ‘• i i:l,’ l a'', lid e. • t-hi-rHl.il i* etere in'U;i’ eo:ir e w di l.e r iven hy i’i:'>■>'. iiiii.i •■.i'sumnr, i When in h” vv and doiooe ‘:>■ Id ; i- ‘• ‘• : ■ a...-- i", nj e :d- ■ “! ; -\Tu and o L> i ih.it a • -•••. ,/ . ... /. 1 1 m novdy ilie Pii !he i-e-v ri w .1 t lie'll. , Tli- fo-:r'.h t'-.i'e “i'.i he .and .•'i 1 y l!.” I> ’i sti;, I'iiOt'. V IV’ I'.V. I Si ’ .., ei / XMV . hi, ’no * ■ ! a this ii i". !i■mda•• i1 •. v . -a .ita ■ V-t P'.'t I’ .W in, ns an I■i■ of o. mo i 00-. . :s’ i. lion, ma’o', til” Vila ijt u- cl i veo \ ■ t•; Od. A 1 • w.'i:'’ l.ov or ■ mi ui.r Is ia i;i* it, i. 1 : ,■, :f::i ,i ■ 1' : a,to i” ‘i- . • fid ’ :••• ‘1 o • ;> 1! .. V ‘•"■Ml- : S. ■■■,•:, ; t • o’, I• 1 ta aa, • and 1 ; and : ; ; i‘ and sie-ni!■ l : o rl ” T's • . ! ‘■ ‘ ‘ ■ 1/ .. 11. :. 1. b I ;■ v. 1 in “ivn 1 i : i rail lint sloop ta stay in, tin- Union. tutor. T.vvd ‘A 1 .. ‘d pariii nlsv a ordio.-r i ;.I .!..; -.l’ ii ii’, in: ! - so", hovv 1-1i . l h ■ ‘l'l'i! ! w i'll a L.l lo aid |o il; j;a .u, ;! a,,, l ,<;■ ‘ ’ ! il’ ••'fin, of tr’vds ion, isv.vl ■ n- ■ 1 Ivap ■ ‘id njy till’ i * i“, ’o'. 1” •• \ . U- •• ‘ v 1 ■ i j ■; now ai “ill fn-m id • i . ■ t•? 1.. • her “i. ‘ 2. I ‘iiid. ‘ ■•-d':'. w.i'j o< ip.. -V .jg, ;>t. A Ido • J. V 1; . \V i ids-..; .a, !*. C. i ■ ir \i >t a'Tv txisnix.i ? AVe ha; 1 !i> iml ad el iV.id ;s _n:i i tu"t liave spent till ir live; in ..a: : ii .;i to 1: ■ in . av. s.,y/’,■ , inie'id t...i lUr Jh— liinre !re!• tl i ‘>.-to:iishingJ! now forth.’ tirst ti.in in twelveyi :r ----lli.it the oi l Wlrtgs have lul l any re.i-. inu’iile eli un eof electiirr their cainlidaie, • .they intend tto drse: f'tln ir p„; ly.-wd'.eu tiieir pro . eis are bright :n.de-vein and; y tirigUteni: ,! Vi e have I • ‘il iitiin/.e. 1 a! !’:. “a ’ J dm P,..’1 vV’i!, we tinuly l e'd. vgi t a l-ss'ger iTee:-iri! v ■Us . i either Douglas or Bivekir.ridge. If tie-re ever was a time, vviii'ii. every old Will :, i ve: v ( t'ani man, should stand A* lii* party now is she time. Your elite vs- av. arc good, nad if ’/on Jlaff'H.’ D- t . vo;ian opportunity ‘ togJ* •• i’ ai•i■’ •‘• ‘•••;••. *:• time. Bill re,|‘|-! .h- II d'.y ol ‘ w:. a e ja, th” I*il M4l’ el tiee us t ig inna :ui'ue t]* -i ‘ t : -” Unih’d rttales i’l til.in lie ha ,of hsiii ’ ermvm l Kuig.i'f the Fieiieii. Xot a j,, r i< ‘■ ■ more, lie will, we think, get a large pop dar vote, hut lie will lilt gei till’ eh “lord votes of more tint two State*. We no i p,.e-,,; ; ;l Vfh'-s and Whirgery hut we cannot n fr iin ir. ni expresi ing our astonishment at the stapidl'y of :i u Op. pe it ion men vv e have lie ird -pi. a of deserting Ik ‘d. No. your duty i, plain,- • in.) to v,. r man, his chances are good ; the D.r: -t.:< rien Is ,1,1 the’ haeim e ol power, it n*v iii'gc* in ail tiie Southern jjtitt l ” l , <t iJ iTic ‘•! .'-r-Tt; .rrrTV'.'’- 71 t/i turn it to the btuefit < f the “1\ p;>cr Puds," —Home &?utk*rnrr. (Ihnweratic.) i kpiiirr of yim ca mp.yii; IV CON... ‘ 1 I. I T. The Fta'e ( ."•.(■(.lion of ti. • t’ “■>•!-. of PC! end i.i'. -I in ‘■ ne ‘ : -t !.. :ii 1.1, :. o j 1 1.(-n .’ •ii - uiv cor: t (■ •. ‘• tiii'ii In.in I |J ■■ v. o-m - t i f.ri in i,’ i* i en i.” id - •"” ‘; “• ‘ V 1 • i I. ~S. i . . I,o’ ■ ’ . !’ -••! tons tit -'To. : T.‘ T • a'.-e a C’ H. (*. 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