The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-25

GETTING ScARED.-Since the Repup!ican
County Convention was held in this city to
nominate county officers, the leaders Of that
party have been doing all they can to getback
the abolitionists, who, at that time were so
uneermoniusiy kicked out. 1t is very COVE
i.nt. doubtless to hays the support Of par
ty in the minority, provided thy can be
kicked about, and lied and stolen on. of all
the nominations, and then when election
comes round, can DC bamboOzled by "My
dear, dear friend, how goes our glorious
work Of freedom Why don't you let Us
put some men Of your party on our ticket
occasionally You know we had to slight
you for the last two or three years, but then
we intend, you know, lwhispering,) We in
tend making you Posr MASTER. Now NUNS
the word, old fellow Blu. don't say any
thing to either Raugb or Hampton about
this, as we've promised it to beth of them in
order to keep them straight. But don't be
dstrustful about it, for you know its against
the principles Of the Republican party to give
. Dutchman an office, and as for Hampton
We shall find way to shove him of.
THE OBJECTIONS TO Mr.. CooswELL.-The
only objection the Republicans can find
against Mr.. Cogswell is, that he Is mechan
ic-that by honest Industry, he has attain
ed position among our wealthiest citizens
that is distasteful to Shanghai Republican
ism it is enough for them to know that
Mr.. c. did not, when ushered into existence
have . silver spoon in his mouth, and NO
man who pretends to earn q livelihood by
honest labor can expect any favor from the
Ottawa sristocratic band Of Abolition dri-
GERS. Mr.. Cogswell, being a mechanic, is
therefore beneath the professional portion of
the. Republicans. We trust this is sufficient
grounds for the Mechanics to aid him in his
election, and as Mr.. G. has earned the posi-
ton he now occupies by honest industry, of
course he cannot expect to receive the
smiles Of the aristecratic party, and is well
satisfied with that other portion of the cem-
munity, known to the Republicans by the
vulgar names offarmsr and mechanic.
LETTER FROM JUDGE BREEsE.-Judge
Breese has written letter to the Belleville
Adr0cate, denying the truth Of its statement
that he would not be . candidate for the q.
s. Senate in opposition to Douglas Peru
Commercial.
That's 50 and we can assure our Repub-
lican neighbor, that, should the Black Re-
publicans get majority in the Legislature,
he will knock the socks off Of Lincoln SO
handsomely, that it will take hard swearing
to prove that he Uincoln) was ever candi-
date COR the U. 8. Senate. Trumbull and
Breeze have fxed that matter all right, you
can depend o.; it.
AxornrR SoUruERS STATESMAN DECLARES
FOR DoUGLAs.-The Hon. A. u. Brown, o.
Mississippi, partoOk of = complimentary
dinner rendered him by his constituents last
week, and in the course of his speech on the
occasion, Mr.. Brown, speaking Of Douglas
and the illinois campaign, said: @
He 10 more honest, moro consistent,
more the friend of the constitution and the
T6uss VI suU ososSSS auu oSStcT O0mOCI8S,
than nine teuths of those in the free States
who abuse him. He is . giant in intellect,
giant in will, giant in eloqusncs, : giant
in everything that makes up the character
isties Of great man, and hope be NAV
thrash Abolition LiRc0ln out of his boots"
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ENGLIsH REPUDIATEs THE ENGLISH B1LL.-
In > speech delivered at New Albany, Ind,
the Hon. VIM. H. English, author Of the
Kansas bill, repudiatss ono Of its provisions
by declaring that he will vote for the ad.
mission of Kansas Whenever she presents
herself with constitution legally formed
aud approved BY the people ofths territory.
Washington Union please notice. isa isaia
q Governor Denver, Of KsDsas, has rssignsd
and will probably resume his position a.
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