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Republican Vindicator, November 2, 1860Go To Page : 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
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Description of Page: Article in column 4 that compliments the Irish for their love of the South and Southern institutions. Republished Gov. Letcher's letter from Oct. 26 issue starting in column 5. Hard to read in lower right corner. Various Douglas campaign notes. |
Judicial Protection
(Column 3)Summary: Editorial criticizing those who want Congress to protect slavery "under the existing legislation unaltered."
Whig Rally
(Column 4)Summary: The Whigs had a rally on October 19 that was very successful.
Hon. J. T. Harris
(Column 4)Summary: Harris spoke in the Staunton Court House last Monday.
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(Column 4)Summary: A warning that an electoral ticket exists with Douglas's name, but Breckinridge's electors.
Full Text of Article:Secession Democracy is resolved to resort to all sorts of trickery to carry the State.--Look out, Douglas men, for a spurious ticket, with the names of DOUGLAS and JOHNSON at the head, but with the BRECKINRIDGE Electors on it. There is such a ticket in existence.--Winchester Rep.
The Elections
(Column 7)Summary: Discussion of election results in Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
Trailer: Anderson (Ind.) Standard
Origin of Article: Anderson Standard
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Description of Page: Various short election reminders. Another article on Yancey and the Vice-Presidency in column 2. A letter from a Staunton citizen in New York in column 2. Letter about Gov. Letcher's political history in column 6. Entire top of page is difficult to read. |
Tickets
(Column 1)Summary: Reminder for Douglas voters to get their tickets.
Once More to the Breach! Rally for the Constitution!! Boom on Old Gun!!
(Column 2)Summary: A final call for everyone to vote for Douglas.
Full Text of Article:Once More to the Breach!
RALLY FOR THE CONSTITUTION! !
Boom on old Gun! !
This is the last issue of the Vindicator previous to the grand demonstration on the 6th of November--next Tuesday. We can only say the cause of the country is in the hands of the friends of Douglas and Johnson. Let each man rest sensibly under his obligation, and for this once rise to that magnitude of manhood which is commensurate with the immense issue of the Canvass--Union or Disunion--Douglas or Breckinridge. Every man must be up and doing. A little work--active exertions, will redeem Virginia from the suspicion of Disunion, and Douglas and the Constitution will triumph over Whiggery, Know Nothingism, Congressional Slave Codes, and every species of heresy and treachery.--Once more to the breach! On ye braves, and strike this decisive blow for your country and her cause! If fanaticism be beaten down and crushed on this occasion, then farewell to it! We are safe! Our household idols and our domestic tranquility, which rest under the aegis of the Union, will be vindicated and secured and prosperity will follow in our footsteps as a people and nation. Homes, hearths, liberty, and union depend upon present action! Strike! for your alters and your fires! Strike! for the green graves of your sires! God and your native land!
Monday Night!
(Column 1)Summary: The Democracy of Augusta will hold a rally at the Court House on November 5th.
(Names in announcement: Gen.William H.Harman, Col.GeorgeBaylor, Capt.J.A.Harman, S.B.Brown, W.A.Burke)
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(Column 1)Summary: James Skinner will speak on November 3.
(Names in announcement: Esq.JamesSkinner)
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(Column 1)Summary: Capt. Baylor will speak for Breckinridge on November 5th.
(Names in announcement: Capt.W.S.H.Baylor)
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(Column 1)Excerpt: "Commence voting at sun up, and vote early and often for Douglas and Johnson."
Prof. E. Montel
(Column 2)Summary: Prof. Montel is giving lessons in "Tintographic Painting." He is teaching at the Virginia Hotel.
(Names in announcement: Prof.E.Montel)
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(Column 1)Summary: Col. Baylor and G. M. Cochran spoke at Middlebrook last Wednesday.
(Names in announcement: Col.GeorgeBaylor, G.M.CochranJr.)
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(Column 1)Summary: Article praising Gen. Harman's work for the Douglas ticket.
(Names in announcement: Gen.W.H.Harman)
The Last Tap of the Drum before the Engagement
(Column 3)Summary: Details the Vindicator's arguments for accepting Douglas as the true nominee of the Democratic Party and the best candidate for President.
Democratic Rally
(Column 5)Summary: Gov. Letcher's and H. L. Hopkins reluctantly refused an invitation to a Douglas rally in Staunton.
(Names in announcement: Harman)
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(Column 7)Summary: Herschel Johnson spoke in Richmond last night.
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(Column 7)Summary: Dr. Stewart of King George County sold 47 slaves for $47,000.
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Description of Page: Article on election fraud in Philadelphia in column 3. |
[From the Rockingham Register] To Derrick Pennybacker and Others. Gentlemen:
(Column 1)Summary: Letter calling for Douglas, Bell and Breckinridge supporters to band together against Lincoln.
Trailer: Respectfully, J. N. Liggett
Origin of Article: Rockingham Register
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(Column 3)Excerpt: "The indications of great trouble in the South should Lincoln be elected, increase hourly. It is impossible to disguise the fact that the government is in extreme danger, and that sixty days may find us in the midst of a revolution."
Origin of Article: Washington States and Union
Married
(Column 5)Summary: Married by Rev. Taylor on October 30.
(Names in announcement: Mr.UlyssesAsney, MissMelissaBledsoe, Rev.GeorgeTaylor)
Married
(Column 5)Summary: Married by Rev. Sea at Mr. White's house on October 18.
(Names in announcement: Mr.K.M.White, Mr.Thomas G.Read, MissMartha S.White)
Married
(Column 5)Summary: Married by Rev. Sea on October 25.
(Names in announcement: Mr.John E.Hamilton, MissT.A.Hudson, Mr.EllisonHudson)
Married
(Column 5)Summary: Married by Rev. Brown on October 25.
(Names in announcement: Dr.J.G.Minor, MissMarthaCrawford, Maj .JamesCrawford, Rev.WilliamBrown)
Married
(Column 5)Summary: Married on September 24.
(Names in announcement: Rev.C.S.M.See, Geo. F.Keiser, Susan J.Crobarger)
Married
(Column 5)Summary: Married on October 2 in Matamoras, Woodford co., Illinois. Both bride and groom are from Augusta.
(Names in announcement: John C.Swatsley, Jennie L.Cameron)
Died
(Column 5)Summary: Nancy Wilson died on Oct. 22 at the age of 90.
(Names in announcement: Mrs.NancyWilson, Mr.JamesWilson)
Commissioners of Election
(Column 5)Summary: List of Commissioners of Election for Augusta County.
(Names in announcement: A.J.Garber, Dr.T.Rennolds, JamesGregory, Robert W.Stevenson, ElijahHogshead, Dr.William S.McChesney, JohnRandolph, William H.Randolph, DavidKunkle, E.Shiflett, LorenzoShaw, LewisBoswell, LewisBumgardner, JamesSupple, William F.Smith, JohnTowberman, AdamMcChesney, JosephLong, JosephHarper, G.M.Apple, John J.Bell, Hugh L.Gallaher, JohnTaylor, J.D.Hanger, FranklinMcCue, Col.SolomonKoiner, Col.SamuelMcCune, ElijahBateman, Capt.RobertGuy, Thomas W.McCue, GideonBarnhart, JohnMyers, JamesPatterson, Dr.D.F.Walker, BenjaminByerly, J.D.Craig, WilliamCrawford, Gen.KentonHarper, ThomasBurke, D.R.Hyde, RobertGamble, EnosSillings, A.H.Clinedinst, Col.Isaac C.Bushong, I. NewtonVan Lears, Dr.B.F.Hopkins, SamuelPaul, Joseph F.Hottle, JamesWilson, John M.Huff, Capt.JacobHoover, Robert P.Eubank, Samuel H.Bell, George F.Hoover, GeorgeShuey, Capt.FrankShuey, JamesHenry, William J.Hopkins, John H.Rush, Peter D.Steele, James J.Martin, JohnHutchins, BenjaminHupp, St. C.Turk, WilliamGuy, BennixHodge, C.A.McCutchen, Henry Y.Greiner, Samuel H.Hunter, WilliamGlass, JonnathanBasly, RobertTrevey, ChesleyKinney, John S.Whitmore, HatchClark, WashingtonSwink, Col.R.Turk)
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