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The Daily Dispatch: December 7, 1860., [Electronic resource], article 20 (search)
There was a display of fireworks and an oyster supper at Korsley's Hotel, in Fairmont, Va., Tuesday night, to celebrate the victory of Hell and Everett in Virginia. The barn of S. J. S. Brown, in King George so., Va., was burnt on the 3d inst. Loss $1,400.
The Daily Dispatch: December 7, 1860., [Electronic resource], The Press on the Message. (search)
affection for them will ever be unchanged, (Music--"Hail Columbia.") 4th. John Bell and Edward Everett — The light of their counsel yet shines with undimmed lustre through the deep night of Black to reply. He said he did not get here in time to help cast the vote of Virginia, for Bell and Everett, for he supposed that those gentlemen whom the Governor appointed would have performed that dutd with gratification to the fact that the Electoral vote of Virginia had been cast for Bell and Everett, and accorded honor to the five Breckinridge Electors who set aside a precedent that was pernicreat gratification he had enjoyed in the casting of the Electoral vote of Virginia for Bell and Everett. He took strong Union ground, opposed secession, but contended for the rights of the South, anour to pass by it thus briefly. 15th. The Women of America.--Mount Vernon was theirs when Everett spoke. Addresses were also made by Mr. Claybrook and others. It was now long past mid