New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19
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CHICAGO, Aug. il, 1853.
yht rk...ascs Ct lie coa.sst now Sc-s O. i, -
sois between Lincoln al D7as..s, for ssx !, tie
Ua:sd s.se. Ser.e nay II es:ns:si BY tse FAC. Ia:
:-orpec;L envoy. Lave been .ent here from w.hiag.
:or Fs. avest.e Hos. John sE2sli ss n.e.sezsz OF
va; ard wrath. He associates with .te small &c zsl Of
ofcesoiers IN esse sai n p0,Js) wso comprise he
Administrator parry o. Chicago ard, hsvirs 5sen
col-:ed and :eassed b. them COR & few dsys, sal
having calfsi he kesi Of az urhs2py of ~ 20 f.I,
oOar sHcorrager L. ol,res, hs iepN;s.
Apparently, tie srOrs o. he ,s have rot pr-:l,.d
the -sht eff. c.. for 1ow cones :he "a. a. u. Sc
pheps Of Georgia OF mission Of peace sad love. Hs
e1rand is 70 heal the dssers5ns II tie r.-ks Of the
Democracy ard % brig tscs 10 the :-us ieii lie.
eminent servant Of Slavery, Sxpasn :. D,rs.:s
And be WI probably ,. successful Everything ,nts
to sig5si defeat Tor tie Jaise Rs j, ios,g ground
with every speech hs makes. Even his ssiscious
brain snd font Of brsss cannot 30 swsy WI tie Ai
record sgairst bin. Then Ain as stump speaker,
be IL inferior % Abraham LSc0n, WHO possesses tle
wen.krown Kentucky ease Of sp=ech ald res3y si,,
ioiued 10 q reputation for honesty SID tar dealing,
which bis opponer. wants So tnk thst The JEdse
will probably make coed hs re,e,t int tae protesting
arms OF the OHgsrchy While ye; he nsy Iris, ne
bss heen re bel ard gres. slaner, olt re WI &c 70
eeived again.
Wendell Philips once ss1 IL h. iniDtsSle way,
that ths. there nothing too high or 700 loS ir
:" the Slave Power. IL YOU'D grisp q: "eos;sr, os
grub for 3 Douglas.
The Republicans Of limo. sre aware Of he in
.nerse Importance of this struggle VII ch viii probably
determine also the poHtcs Of Ind.na and Mianeso,9.
They sre full Of work ana fu! OF hops.
Bsir is defeated IL s. Lou.s snd the Eoglish bl s
killed in Karsss. The two events ere closely con-.
uec.ed Tor I. the Mssourans hsa not been obliged 10
stay at home and attend 20 their Own elections hey
ould have been voting in ksEsss for the English BILL
Bu. that game Was blocked Tnen triumph ls OILY
temporary, and s.though the loss Of Mr. Blair will be
felt by the Republicans in Congress a. severe blow,
yet the OF the Prc-S'avery party 10 ksnsss
would have been worse. This victory OF TIE Pro-
Slavery party in st. Louis will be Ike their Presiden
tial success the folerunner Of utter defeat in the
future.
As proof Of the wisdom Of the Illinois Republicans
in not Trusting Douglas learn that having heard OF
the defeat Of Mr.. Blair while in the set of making
tpeecb be stopped short to read the news to tne
crowd and to rejoice with them over the eectlon OF
Barrett. A proper leader this for Republicans
j. +. FarDswor.h Of Chicago has received the nomi-
nation for Congress in this Disric which is nova
days equivalent to sn election For the first ten or
twelve years Of my residence in Illinois, the Democrats
elected every officer from Senate. to Constsbe, but
"the whIgig Of time briDgs lie revengss, and low
belong to the msjodty.
Times are very dull in this region tie crops are
Likely 10 be snort, apd al Elecnsica Ohiucse - q u
stard The great reaper factories, mschne shops a.
wagon shops, where from 100 to 100 men used to be
employed are closed and silent.
1t is to be hoped tha. if the Republican party ever
gets into power it vii construct and carry out Pfo-
tec.ive Tariff. We have tried these ruirous Free
Trace doctrines long enough. Let Slavery and Free
Trade 20 together; they natural allies, equally fal
lacious in theory, and destructive in practice.
One new industrial enterprise has beer started here
lately, and that lie Berdsns Mechanical Bakery. Tai4
went into operation on the LET of July, and in spite Of
the opposition of rivals has been gradually winning
its way into public favor.
The impulse given all the country OF late TO The
manly eports, tuch as bosting ball playing, &C., has
reached Chicago, and cricket aud baseball clubs msy
be seen at work any fine evening in the vacant lots
which stil abound throughout the city while sail aud
tour boats eulven the surface OF the Illinois Railroad
basin. A sad affair happened q few days ago in tie
capsizing Of sail boa, on the Lske, and the dro Sn
irg Of three promising young men.
The Audubon Club, association Of nsturalists and
spo,tsmen had their rst annual shoo ing match on the
3D. Six On side they went out into the Prairie for
erouec sId brorsht in as TIE result OF one day
rg over thousand birds. SAV@iNA'H.