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The Daily Dispatch: November 22, 1860., [Electronic resource] 14 0 Browse Search
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The Daily Dispatch: November 22, 1860., [Electronic resource], Mr. Everett in the Lecture Room. (search)
Mr. Everett in the Lecture Room. --Mr. Everett delivered his lecture on "the early life of Benjamin Franklin, " in Lowell, Mass., last week Dr. Huntington, who presided on the occasion, in behaMr. Everett delivered his lecture on "the early life of Benjamin Franklin, " in Lowell, Mass., last week Dr. Huntington, who presided on the occasion, in behalf of the committee asked the audience during this winter to remain, should any lecturer extend his remarks beyond the 9 o'clock bell, which he knew had the bad effect to scatter a Lowell audience. fears that they would notice the bell this evening, considering the ability of the lecturer, Mr. Everett, whom he would now introduce. Mr. Everett, says the Lowell Courier, was received with loud aMr. Everett, says the Lowell Courier, was received with loud applause, and commenced by saying that, judging from the remarks just made, the audience had hardly got over associating Bell and Everett, (laughter and applause,) but his theme this evening would be udging from the remarks just made, the audience had hardly got over associating Bell and Everett, (laughter and applause,) but his theme this evening would be something of a more pleasant nature.
The Daily Dispatch: November 22, 1860., [Electronic resource], Tennessee. (search)
Tennessee. --The Nashville Patriot gives full returns, reported and official, which show that the State has gone for Bell and Everett by a plurality of 5,063. The vote of Douglas in the whole State is about 11,000.
The Daily Dispatch: November 22, 1860., [Electronic resource], Letter from Gov. Letcher. (search)
Official vote of North Carolina. --The following is the official vote of the State of North Carolina the late Presidential election: Breckinridge and Lane48 539 Bell and Everett41 990 Breckinridge's majority3,549 The Electors on the Douglas and Johnson ticket received only 2,701 votes in the whole State.