, 1860-01-26

STATE POLITICS.
The Jacksonville Journal and the Jerseyvillo
Prairie State hare nominated the Hon. RICHARD
YATEs. Of Morgan County, for Governor, sub.
ject to the decision Of the Republ Gun Stale Con-
ycntion.
The Central Illinois G0=ette, Of urbana,
puts up the name of ApnAuAx LINCOLN for the
Presidency.
The Hon. HksRY Miller, Of Marshall coun-
y, sta'es Attorney for tie sad Judicial Circuit,
has become associated with Mr.. A. n. FoRn in
the editorial charge Of that sterling Republican
paper, the Lacon Gaz<tte. -.~ =
The Jerse5ville Prairie Stale has become
straight out Republican paper, under the man
agement Of Ar. A. G. CLAYTON. Mr. C.'s saluta'
tory has the ring Of the true metal. -
The Illinois frek Pressis the name Of now
Republican paper published at Hillsboro' and
L'tchheld, Montgomery County, by D. ". Ncss
& TO- We cordially welcome it to our list Of
exchanges. and commend it to the task Of d1iv-
ing sham Democracy out of that quarter Of the
State.
The Pitts6eld Frte Pres (Rep.) and the
Pittsfeld Radical {neutraD hare become merged
in the Pike County Journal, neat looking and
hard-bltting Republican paper,
The Eyypsiaa R.puSlic, IN able Republican
paper recently started at Centraha BY D. J.
PETI1onS, has already reached circulation OF
1zeo copies, without any effort on the part Of
canvassiug agents.
MIR. A. H. AAascuAIk, the able and cour-
tcous editor Of ths Jouesboro Gd=etf<, has re-
signed his tripod The Centsalla Rtpatle says:
ltis surmised that Mr. II. was too liberal in
bis otiuions politically, and TINT he Was so rash
as to believe that there was some good sort OF
people outside Of Jouesboro-a heresy which
the Company owning that establishment could
not tolerate single oay. The editors Ut Is said
there is one Chief and several assissants) are Of
the most pro slavery, blue.stocking, James Bu.
chanan persuasion. 2h:y assume as a fact,
lila. ms one daring to think for himself ought
I" lie be baaisbed and as general thing they
ness md pu i'y Of moe ern buchanan Demtc'A-
CT. mt only from office, but from their corpo-
Tate limits"
"a nsw papeFhas been started as Monticello,
Piatt County, called the Coastrrasiee-T- Mill
GAN aad II. Il. NussEE, editors nnd propzisters.
The political faith OF the Gosastrrafise is e1-
pressed as follows:
!" We are opposed 10 the present Admiuistra-
ton. which haa from the outset given practical
evidence of corruption and usurpation: to the
Tree, but rs asdeutfy opposed to interts RUG with
il where it exists in the States; 10 the reopen
ing Of The African slave traae.'
The Conservative takes ;lle place Of the Ptat
Comfy Times, 4 Douglas organ lately defunct.
Correspondence Of the Pres, and Tr;buns.l !.
FA1znr1p. Wayne Co., IT,, Jaa. II. lesa.
Pursuant to public notice Republican meet
ing was held in the Sons Hall, for the purpose
Of appointing a County Central Committee, and
for the consideration Of such other business as
might be brought before the meeting.
The meeting was organized BY electins John
Moore, Chairman, aud John D. Cope, Secretary.
On nation, the Chair was authorized to ag-
pcihs IL conlaittee Of five to prepare resolutions
aud business for the meeting. Messrs. ]. Pierce
G. sibley, VIM. Anderson, II. Rankin and John
ID. Cope were appointed said committee.
The Central Committee was, Tn motion, or
dered to consist oftwenty.fve names.
On motion, the Chair was authorized to ap.
point committee Of FIVE, to report the names
Of Republicans from which the meeting should
select the Central Committee.
After a brief absence, the committee on uames
reported the following gentlemen as suitnbEe
persons to constitute The Wayne County Central
Republican Committee, which report was
adupted:-
uEyRAl coA4;I1kx,
fss ; T. na,t k.,,n,sn I'll H.asyi Rals'!'s
i'm. !io:kinscn. s B!sask: is,. si s.afo'i.
w. G% Ge"s .n aps c3ssa e2ss s Ym fsss ssst,
EiaaE lere+. f. nv s. co Ps ja,S S:Fs sasaiss'e
Charles Tiabr.
The committee en- resolutions made the fol-
lowing report, which was, on motion, read and
adopted in sections:-
WuEssAs 1tIs time henored custom for Fsrtmen to
'we up The Eve Of great politic- contest VII d
III our eia oaiyo!ves as.irx tLaa 'hs te,pesy
P1ve Transmitted to Us tl'oash lie Aseaa a Kss5u a;u
1s,os" III Republicans Of til. nation ought to feee.
and believe will elect best os di.crset and abs.:
men, as our stsntas bearers fos The great
i<.o!ftl That TIL, meeting earnestly recommend ant
nrS. 1f"n our 1 ~ o Mno Y constitute tee next epnb
lset,ga GER candidates. Stase etrs more Ut Sc.t
I r. Fs9 T. III lie ny s an ana
cssd =. tssr <Elh .ueA leaders az Iea, fur "a.
"<esrsE Th.t to the f4vo,sb.e cen.,seta
tan Of H. pubLc our ig'o"r J.y $. usrey Eq,
"a. tef !se q se ay of ss2te. ' - 0s D'''
ir FIR IT, Is'ss.ty ,q,s.s I'D Energy mlasnsly ouaa
:r-le en-. IN tue oplnt,a Of this meeting, bring
15Eef Sole 70 The Aeq1t cn ticket than auy Other
il r,-we urge the nominate Of Sit, Tuzpey, btc.us
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