, 1860-10-01
mOvEnENTB OF THE PEOPLE
frT1oH IN xkW yoRK-THE COMPOUND.

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| u Tach-rhlet nf a Fenny snake,
In tic tauldroh bo!t and hakes
Wool Of bat aAdtonKus of ok.
Aedes's fork, and blud- worms etink,
Like hehr1h h,l! and bnbbie.
Aa-i1!Sulle, U d:uee, toll and n uhle;
| Wt1chs mummy msw and guls
oos ofh.m1ott o:tifa disssa saj!I s. a.,1;
1;yrs o. :ptsIinx Jew;
N..e o. Xu1k ana 1atM'aups;
&.Se &.se d. a.!xsssf xsusf GIst * sas sss .b:
fs,Se S iss'eaitaat. I'LL. Il f?sasit or esaltrou
Au-!.ous1r. double, toll md trcuhc;
II nlsea-cos sixi It VII ius = bsSooon:s ] tlood.
Gov. Wise has written d short 1etter-oaly
twepty.scven written psges-to repel tho
charge that Breckenridge petitioued for John
Browns reprieEe. Having dose this, his mo-
nomania returns to vex him, aud be "iads up
the document BY saying
"1t il time thss the slaTe States were ready
for tue revolution, which is coming Inevitably,
With the purpose to take from them net only
k1E4A tG1o00A4 PAut<Akf ]N A0GA0 1A@s-Hb
their political property in this great and R1d'
rious Union. Let neither class ol rights % III
vaded: fight first, md don't let the invaders
eeizs tie power to dlsaEm You."
ISDlASA.-The Republicans, to the number Of
5000, had grand gathering md barbecue ut
Valparaiso on Tuesday last. Speeches were
made by Col. Line, De Motto, Church, Crum-
becker, and others. Northwestern Indiana will
N1Yf1 ut the en1 nf
the campaign.
M1cn1cAs.- Tho Republicans, to the number
Of Il, COO, came together ut St. Joseph On the
asth uit. Speeches were made BY Gov. Bing.
ham, F. ". Kellogg, }hilotus Hayden, a. Il.
Morrison, and others. The jubilee lasted from
day break until 1s o'clock, midnight.
4 CURIOUS C1zcuxsrAScE-1t is notzble
fact tha: almost Ill the leading supporters of
Mr. Douglas in the South ykpudise4 his pI1tforns.
That is the case in Missouri NTH the Thols
body Of his fsiends.
Gen. Barrow, Of Tennessee, addressed O
Douslus Bell audience at Buffalo few days
since. us seemed 10 know The men whom
he Was addressing. He commenced his
speech by telling them tha: if they could mako
i've dollars for one they would have slavery
here! The Dauglas-Beu men did not know
whether to applaud at that moment or not.
AT the great Republican meeting in Pitts
burg last Thursday there were $3.50 Wide
Awakes BY actual eoun: ia the procession. And
they did not constitute one-third Of The people
in that monster procession. The number Of
people at the four speaking stands were esti-
mated at S.. 900. The largest meeting held in
PlttSburs in 1856, Was oEly 1000. The Pitts-
burg Jou,nal predicts 6.o00 majority for the
Republican ticket in Allegheny County. At the
October e!ee,i7n IN 1856 it was 1885. We
shall not be surprised lit now exceeds 6,oo0.
THE QUESTION AxswEnED-While Gen. Bar
row, Tennesseean, was addressing Doug-
las-Bell meeting al Buffalo, he confidently esked
thesssemblage whether Abraham Lincoln o7ght
to be elected President An almost unanimous
response Of "yes!' from the audience nearly
drove the speaker from his propriety. The
-Tennesseau didn't put the question again, nor
anything like it, during his speech.
Hon. Frank p. Blair. Jr., addressed an
immense gathering Of Republicans at Nor1is-
town, Pa, on Wednesday last. The Philadel-
phia papers sHy the speech was Il strong and
vigorous ore, and was listened to with profound
attention.
The Buffalo Commtrtial Adptr:aer, good
authority, so5s tha. Solomon Hzve1'a defeat for
Congress ia certaip.
Frs1oS IN RI.
Cries Green t. Wool 40 talk I'm sick!
pr4y have you fa.td u not? $p.ak qusckt"
aa;wsi; vi Mooe x'h Gk j.
RopEEr c. WINTHROP on 11scoLS.-uou,
Robert G. Winthrop made speech before the
Bell-xea thercccks Of Boston On Tuesday night
last. Speaking Of the different candidates !oz
the Presidency, be said:
l. was my fortune to be in the House Of Rep
reseutatives with Mr. Abraham Lincoln dur
ing bis only term Of Congressman service
You will be sure that ! remember him with in.
terest, if may be allowed to remind you that
be bel ped to make me the Speaker Of the XXX;h
Cor gress, when the vote was very close aud
strongly contested one, and when certain gen
tlemen Of the West aud East. when remem-
Der with no unkindnees, refused me their suo-
port. I certainly thought we'll Of Mr.. Lincoln
him no1. If lie should become President Of
the United States by fair Constitutional means,
be shsll have my b=st wishes fox bis success;
and 1 will stand By tile Union sud the Constitu-
tion with him and under him Is long as he
standa b. Them h:mself. [Applause.1
The certain gentlemen from the East and
West," Of whom Mr.. Winthrop speaks, are The
very same men with whom he is now ahiliating
to defeat Mr. Lincoln.
4 Coon TEsr.-A vote for President Was IT,
ken OIL boa1d Of & train of cars bound for tie
Ohio State Fair, on the Daytou and Asnia noad,
Au$ $Aa. f,,1n
filled with farmers from the surrounding coun-
ties, it may be regarded Is test 1f the relative
strength Ct parties among the yeomanry Of the
Buckeye State. The vots was as follows: For
Lincoln. 541: Douglas, 1T; Bell, 81: BEeckin-
ridge, II.
-Courtesy and good nature seem to prevail
among the political clubs Of Albany. On Mon
day erening the Little Giants had parade, and
the several Wide~Awake Clubs illuminated their
headquarters in The streets through which the
Giants passed. This friendly demonstration
was received with hearty cheera.
The Boston Courier is about TO expose tho
mistakes Of the trainers Of the Declaration Of
Independence. It starts OF with the initial er-
ror, all men he bora free and equal" John
C. Calhoun performed what the Courier propo-
aes to do, some years ago; and nobody thinks
less Of the Declaration to.day than before, that
We know Of.
-Awri'e in the Southern Goa}edeYacy gives
@ picture Of what will happen when Ar. Yam
cey's revolution is precipisased. Among other
disagreeab1e things tho following will taxa
place:
The wisa man Of the South, Alexander Il.