Speech of President Buchanan On the Evening of Monday July 9 1860

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Miller, Z. D. Gil- man, F. McNerhany, C. S, Wallach, Wm. Brown, Dr. F. B. Culver, S. Pumphrey, B. B. Curran, William E. Spalding, Reuben Cleary, Joseph Hamlin, G. E. Jillard, Jnhn Pettibone, J. W. Drane, G. A. Bohrer, G. E. Kirk, and Andrew Coyle.
Secretaries— J. E. Kendall, E. B. Rob- inson, Thos. W. Berry, Wm. J. Donohoo, Jamps Espev, L. F. Clarke, J. M. Stake, J. P. O'Donnefl, W. G. Hunt, James Maguire, and Frank Reilly.
Walter Lenox, Esq. , submitted the follow- ing resolutions, which were ...unanimously adopted : Resolved by the Democratic citizens of the District of Columbia, That they view with deep anxiety the present distracted con- dition of the country ; that they esteem it to be the duty of every citizen. North and South, to sacrifice his party and personal prejudices, and to unite in one common earn- est effort to suppress domestic strife, and to restore to our beloTed land the blessings of pence and tranquillity.
Resolved, That the principles of the Na- tional Democratic party, agreed to at the National Democratic Convention which as- sembled at the Maryland Institute, Balti- more, have our most hearty and cordial con- currence.

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