Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-25
NO. 80.
Movements OF the People.

STILL THEY Cour-The Albany Ere
'tlng Journal contains call, signed by
Ill gentlemen, residents OF the Ninth
aud Tenth Wards of that city, all OF
whom have, up 10 this time, been ident-
fled with the American party, calling
meeting 10 take measures 10 secure u G
election OF Lincoln and Hamlln.
Governor Chase o. Ohio address
ed a large impromp.u meeting at Lock
port, y. Y, the home OF Gov. Hunt, on
Monday afternoon last. The Nigwam
was packed 10 It's utmost capacity. HIS
speech Is described as a magnihcen, ct-
Z foit.
( SAKE, the late Douglasite candidate for
/ Governor Of Vermont, gets an aggregate
of four voIes in the three towns OF Hall
/ fax, Gullford and Vernon
The Irish Republicans OF Rochester
! have formed a Wiae-awake Cub, which
( now number TWO hundred and fifty mem
bers.
The young men in The Troy n. Y.,)
University have formed n w de Awake
Club, numbering forty to fifty.
SrILL they CoME.-At a meeting of
the Hudson, y. Y, Wlde-awake Club.
on Tuesday last, SIX of the Little G.-
ants" were made members of the Wide
Awakes." They had paraded with the
Chants but two days previous Sever
al others intend to do the same thing
The Albany KnickerJocker says that
If Washington Hunt runs as the Union
candidate Tor Congress IN The Niagara
District, there will not be enough OF hIm
left to make artificial flowers for Il co.
quette's bonnet.
Gov. Pennington of New Jersey, who
a short TINE since declined 10 be ccnsid-
cred candidate for reelection 10 Con-
gress, has yielded tolhe earnest solicita-
ton Of his friends, and will accept
nomination.
The Jay lad, TJrciGglt records the
conversion of several Germans from bo-
gus Democracy 10 Republicanism as
/ result of the Visit of Albert Lanse, Esq,
/ 10 that County Such changes are 60
/ ing Oh all over the State.
/ Hon. Geo w. Summers of Virginia.
! formerly Wing, has written letter,
/ taking stfong grounds against any at
/ tempt 10 carry The election OF Preside
+ INFO the House, IN order to avoid the
I scenes OF fraud and bribery thai would
/ inevitably follow such an issue.
CAST RALLY-The Democracy Of
I the tweuty-firsi Congressional Distrlct OF
+ ONO held u convention al Harlem Springs
Oh me Ilh inst. and were unable, not
wi,hslaudlag much dlcllering, 10 get
I raudidate 10 stand the contest: and they
finally adjourned without making any
domination, leaving the field alone to
! Hon. John y. Bingham, the Republican
nominee and present member.
INDIAzA.-A correspondent writing TO
the Cincinnati Ga2ettc. from Million,
Wayne County, says that a number of
the leading Democrats Of that oommuni-
" have reuounced modern Democracy
and are going 10 vote for Abraham Lin
coin.
The granjest demonstration ever had
in PhiAdel phia took place Saturday eve
uing. Over 1900 Wide Awaltes were
in line, IN uniform The Old Key Stone
State IS safe.
Our ron LrSCoLr.-IIon. Thos Par
sons, of Rochester. New York, prorn-
+ nenl and we'll known citizen Of that coun-
+ y, and Douglas democrat. has written
a long letter IN the american declaring
for LInColu and Haulin. Mr.. T. has
been a member of the Rochester Com
mon Council and of The New York As
sembiy, and Is highly esteemed aud re-
spected-
STILL THEY CoME-Nothng more
significant has occurred during the cam
paIgn IN New York than the holding Of
Il ratification meeting IN Rochester. last
Friday night, under cal signed By 4l2
/ electors who have hitherto been identified
with the democratic" party The meet
ing was addressed 10y James O. Put
nam, Of Fredonia, lale OF Buffalo who
will also tins year vote the Republican
ticket for the first time.
Gen. Shepherd +. Cary, of OHIO,
prominent old Fillmore Wing and never
Republican, has announced his intention
10 vote for Lincoln, IN public speech al
+ Cincinnati.
Nom CoHvERrs,-The Pike County
/ J0Hr'sai published st Pttsfed, in tins
State, rnentious the following among 9TH
I ers, as recent converts from Douglas 10
+ Lincoln. -. l.. Thompson of Flint, and
! Alexander Wells OF Griggsville, both OF
+ whom were delegates 10 he last Doug
/ las County Convention, David Robbery
4 OF Barns, who was voted for IN that Con-
ventiou as a candidate for Sheriff: Mr..
Trunbui Of Flint, who was also prornI-
ueut delegate 10 the above named Con-
/ veniion, besides quite number OF 9th
er= who were in the same Convention,
are ali now working for Honest Old
/ Abe"