, 1860-07-27

The Southern Counties OF New York.
A correspondent Of the New York Ltrald,
who has been making tour Of tie southern
COUNTIES Of New York, makes the following re-
port to that paper Of the a5th:
RockLaxp-Eot able to fud out much about
Kockland; but heafsay gives Breckenridge
for Lincoln over Ill.
0RASGE.-This county is close. The Democ-
racy united might carry it over Lincoln, bat int
the midst Of present distractions Lincoln will
carry it by from 100 to 800 plurality. Il coali.
tion on local and county officers between the
county government to the Democrats.
Observation-Disclosures is strong Republican
county at the present tiue, although formerly
American, the latter having gone over to tL.;
Republicans almost en- sads-e;; aud it might us
we'll be stated here as elsewhere, that those pol
American vote for Douglas in t'.is region will
be disappointed. The vote will be given to the
Republicans, and swell 1.inco!n's minority in
the county 10 at least 1000.
BRooAE--In Binghansou, in this county,
resides the Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, and thtre
does not exist In this country IN instance
where man Of such political prominence as
spect aud esteem. He is beloved by Ills
peghbnrs of all shades Of politics, and while
his intrepid championship Of constitutional!
rights has won for him imperishable fame
heapts Of r. al who coma tbs bannv @ e ei1ce ,J
Of bis acquaintance and friendship. "How is
Ar. Dickinson liked." inquired of sun.
burnt and hardy tiller Of the soil! Liked! r.
be exclaimed; .'IH tell you how he's liked; if
he'd been nominated for President, there's not
a man in Broome county th4t would huve
voted agin him" That was IN honest mans
opinion, expressed in IN honest wsy. Mr.
Ui kinson's il ausncc will be given for Breckin.
ridge, Ind although the county will give Lin
eoln nasjotity 0! 1900, Mr. B. . vote will reuch
If mot exceed these d sures. The rote for Mr.
D.ug1as will be small in Broome county, say
200.
T1eGA.-1n this county, Lincoln will have
majorite Of SEQ Douglas will hare larger vote
tl,an Dreckinr,dge, but both combined will rot
eclipse the rail splitter, Douglas is q tayoruc
here, for the reason that he il better known
than Breckenridge. The Southern egg has NJ,
ret been hatch4d IN Tioga.r
CnEursc.-This county is claimed by both
Republicans aud Democrats The frirnds ii
1}reckinridgs say they are superior to Douglas.
The Americans, who have the balance Of power
and the control ot the local elections, re willing
to make III accommodation with the Democrats,
in order to secure a representation in the legs-
ralitv for Fremont. But the Democrats and
Americans are now more united than thrv r.
heretofore been. Thu will s.-~ .--.s
ernmeht and thc'"~ -'e me locai gov
cn-':-' .--s'Flstge represe.t ton br
p..-;1..:o ;s. e:o;opesat!on, which will infect tbe
haes eeneat .,. sGte 70 'a's sex1ent:-14ncoIn will
nase i'na,,o splendid G Iots-a plurality over al;
Dou*'aa ne1t, a1a bfecklnFldYe third. NJ
u issues are involved, will bring ont a lar.er
gote 10 Chemung than has been expected and
II may produce change in our programme tor
the county. We shall not be much surprised
If Chenung gives strong struggle against the
rail splitter, and with united Democracy IT.
could, without doubt, carry the county against
old Dr. Abe. But We don't see auy trees fumb
ling down, asking 10 be split into rails. Under