, 1860-10-02
MOVEMENTS or THE PEOPLE.

York, Ill Of whom supported Fillmore ano
Donelson in 1856, aud have since acted Win tho
American party, hare united in call for mass
meeting ut Albion, to take measures 10 secute
The defeat Of the unnatural alliance which lS
about to be consuu,mated in The Empire state
for the perpetaation Of The power OF tue sla1e
Democracy. Hon. James O. Putnam Is 10 To-
dress the meeting.
Ano1uEn-Charles HipdEau, Of Fort Plain.
Now York, hitherto d strong Breckinfidge man,
finding that the political hueksters OF that
State were selling out his party, has wisely M
,ounccd his determination to yote Tor Lincoln
and Hsmlin.
Srr,1 Accumulation. II. .. Northrop Of
Washington county, aud formerly President oi
the American Stats Council Of Now York has
come out for Lincoln.
-SB.C .Chittenden, one ol the eleading merchants
Of New York, addressed a Republican meeting
On Thuraday evening last, at which Hon. hoses
H. Grinneli presided. Mr.. chittenden remarked
that he had been seventeen years in business In
New York, and that was tile second political
meetipc be ever attended. He had never voted
m electoral ticket since the defsa: Of HENRY
CLA1, but he was going to do his best for LIN
COLIN ano tAAA'A' :,
GETTING THEIR REWARD "osEh the LhFr'-
Tbsmougrcls Of oftheErieDietrict, ~. T., have non-
mated SOL u. haven LOT oonR1ess' LUG 8Al'e
mixture in The os"ego olstriet nave nom'na'eo
William Duer for the same place, and Wash
Hunt expects to be served in the same way in
the Niagara Diss:lct. these tnree men nave
been the Leading American ep'rl's IN sel''ng oo.
their party to tho pro'slasery De"ocfac5' aau
these mountainous a1e the1 fe"a1'. III
Of them will be whipped o9 o'e'"ae'"'ng "a'
jolities+ Alas, poor traitors!
The New York bzpress announces. We
suppose by antnofltJ, 1ha1 N"'lona' Ao'o'n.
istrst'on WILL sanction anu supPuf. 'A0 4uoDss'
ueket IN 'na' sta'e' "A"'e>@ S'''' 0'''
"s oe.ee' oe'ono ooa'''
"an' ~ neI'1.
ae"otAu1,''on y. VIC Dous" - w. -. .s ~
IS "noiue" ~ .ae"
laso WIN pn'.' "a4sn wy W .,' e-
nounclhe LUZ u. 1As' wv ] ~ ~ as ~"
o'.ses 'e'"s' - ~ 'fa'''As Aae eooe. ,1.:s1 e"'
p'A''ea. "uo p@'A1A
deeper oePia!
MAISE--The following is the Tote Tor Con-
Rressioual candidates in the Sixth District Of
T.;
ma'ne' .u' een
r,se; Kspsissan: sa;;
riees ms}oy.
Tba-. ura a few unimnortsn. towna and places
80, ,"-.... n:,..,, ,na;,r;,~
to heaf1rona' lhe5 WILL oecEease mt
to 1 7jQ This district was regarded as enc OF the
c]osest in the State, In 1858 tie vote stood in
+,.a sar,a towne.
Foster. Republican .ea.s
M.a9,tQ s5ac1 ;ol IL
o.t .hs ~ nama.r..v ~ IL t;1rr;,v m laroe va;ns
as 1n7 De"ecsa.5 10 s1A'.e af '4' - 6N.4'
in Maine, will they have the kindness 10 e1ef-
else their alqebraic skill On the Sixth District?
.Ers,oSu u,rrnpp-The Rnaa1o Cam.
oS ,--,u...;.. oot
ing held in that city was, "aome Hlndoo, some
Indian and some Democrat.
AA.'14 @A~
AAssAcHusEr1s'-tne o's!oa 1oa'n4t sass
that in the recent Bell "eathereoeR congress
sfonal Conventions IN that otafe' IN every lo-
stance where fusion vas proposed II WAS SUM
marily voted down, and straight out Deli
eTeretts, ol Wing anteeeoen1s' noolnalep'
NEW 1oRK.-We have eeen tne eomPlete
caosass Of one to"1 ~ sgs h,oas, ;,,;U n.s,
one ooe far,nar sota af ,he same town. There will
he n, increase Of over ninety Republican yntes
from 1858, and AN lSCkEAsED MA1uhit
or An3ct M u %u ;"crs,sa ~ .a1 9i,l rnn throaoh
6 6ear1y thr entire county. In 1858 Gov, Nor
9ap's mpIority in this county WAS 2, ,193. The
fus'onists tnav set It down for certa' ~ tnat
iuana ;es;,n .S;s 9;s aavesA R,f,.hr 6moerot
TL. ~ Wi, Kr.,;no Pat ears,ba latest
-. =. s..;o1 H., n,orsd a n,rs d;s.s,,ons
e.u--t 80 49,. far.na- ma Tho carman
1~1.' sa an ~ -. - .a1.,d;a,as tbs ~ Good.
osdass' 1'a1ang atso FepoalAtes 'no 10y oo'0'