, 1860-07-10

AVA ~@~A~
MoR1 Hrlp.-The Kalamazoo {Mich.) Tide.
grapA aays that Ar. Briggs, ripo scholar, \
Ans speaker, and ready writer, elected upon
lie Democratic ticket last spring, al Clerk Of
the village Of st. John, has renowned the doc
trines Of the Administration party, and taken
The stump for Lincoln and Hamiin. His infau-
-euce Will he made to tell very favorable during
tbs campaign for the success Of tho peoples
candidates.
MoaE or TIE SANE k1SD.-E. 7. Lime, Esq,
Of Davenport, IOWA, one Of the firm Of Luse'
Lane 4 Co., printers and binders, has quit
Democracy and 10 now going strong for Lin,
coin. ..'- ~ =
Isp1AsA.-The parke county Republican has
ne Following respecting TIC German vote in
Evansville s1:.s-s - IT.
Mr. Bump, who has Just, returned from Evans
:. vile; informs us that ut least one.third Of the
entire German vots of that city has changed
from the Democratic party in favor Of Abraham
Lincoln, since the Nomination. One German
who owns foundry and works $50 hands, nnd
WHO with them has always voted the Detnocrstic
ticket, told Mr. Bump that he and all his hands
would vote for Lincoln mud the Republican
ticket, ind that lie would never support the
Democratic party, in its eorruptions, e1'raya.
ganco ano PIo's!aFe1y aoct51nes; tne saas a;ns
everywhere.
Judge D. q. Eckles addressed large and
enthusiastic Breekinridga and Lane meesing ut
the Court House in Putnam county, on The 30tll
ult., and regular organization, including many
Of the best Democrat in the county, was effected.
We Tant no better evidence OF the success
~ our u;ae' inan 'ue .to nna and s;na~" af
the countrys 70 into the support Of !" Honest
Old Abe" Yesterday afternoon the werkmen
H.. ~ 'o; ;.h cra~ ~ sh.;r ns;at.
bors. raised a tsll. straight md beautiful Ssh
pole, and finished the work with hearty cheers
ler r t1glr canaldate 'oF The ftes'oeac5'-1'1"s~
W. ,p,rn ths+ co,, s,,r,1 ~ v;scon-
rim, is to be in "Oid Wayne" shortly and will
address, our derman ieioW 'clt1zens IN hcnm9nu or
s n1ec;s ,me end U, nt"ca iii II he he snnn,nced ia
haudbills. The Germans will be wide awake
1or Freedom and Victory with Lincoln and
d;snn , nna Laue ,s.. aau ''otson, n;WnX.a
..
w 4n1 !Seh1nsh-1n h =. 'ne .o"n VI 0'"4'" -
epus4n' ~ .o''' r'en'on! 'eee1'eu 'o.es' ~"
'nsl: &c - 'o1es ""''4's ~ 's po"'o 1o4 '''1
'o'n ~ 4'o'e'Aoef'
Mo:sTER CANAL BoAT-ASAPrnornATE NAME.
q. sn,;,t, loads3 % ~ hx Vsn i,nrsn %v ~ c. viii
lumber from the yard Of Mixer & Smith, clear
cd on the 4!h with monster cargo fcr Albany.
nct sh w." h;}s ~ ~ ~ 'ue 9tia
~ ~'~" A1"@NA" 10y
oo7nmeFe1a% doffFt1ser.
1oaE DOUGLAS MES TAKEN 1S.-1n tue town
OF Eden, Lasalle county, this State, there ara
Just twelve Douglas men. a short time preTl'
GUS to the National Convention every man O.!
them subscribed and paid fifty cents for the
Campaign boston F5st. The Post goes it
stronp for Rrcct;rr,d ,a ard 1,ana and Eder is
rot ,,s n1n.o 49,, -..,1s 49,. 49, .or,.
oo' 'u' p'aee w "oa'a suppooe 'fo'n lis natl''
a.,n c.,ha. I-a;.. r...,. ...
aa'e 10 o'eueo' Anuiana' on 1nu1sua5' 'o's
for President was taken, with the following re-
suit; For Lincoln. ce1tlsmeu 3G3. ladies' 433-
tot,1 ms for 1,oro3a, gentlemen 15c ,,d;,a
~ ', ~, 1',., 4o,' '-N's9
t'-lota 24ai aof h1eck'nsaoge' gentlemen y
lady /. Lincoln over all STA.
The following is n vote taken FIR tho var;ous
~ ~
nominees LOT Tue fresloency, On the 1ta'n leas-
ing Ga}csburc for QuincY the morning Of the
ath inst 1;nco,, IN nouo1ou An nractin-
~ 4".'' 'A~'A 1N'' N'1s'1' ~
f1dge +.
4 vote for Presidential candidates was taken
m The eastward hound train hatwaa, R,r1no.
TIM and ,,a1e.burc m tbe aftar,oon ,f tho
-. .:.,. 49, c.,3.-:...1.. -,
fouFtn' WIZ 'ue 4o'4o" ink 1eau'S' A'neo'A Va
Douglas g, BTecxinr'dge4. I.
1ree1eS ON seward.
The Milwaukee Daily Wisconsin publishes a
letter written bv Mr. Greeley In n nersnna,
-. 49,. t.e..s.h d:.;..c .......
nte0"' oe - >us a'tu4''"S
letter which " dissolved the partnership"
NEW YoRS, June IL. 1s6o.
Mr. DEAE S1n The pretended letter from
! me to Gnv, Seward, which, You have seen. is
| borus, | presume the real letter il fire times
| n. lang AZ that
Htycr nsked an Office Of anT Goyernor or
! President. though have rsfusei one or ro
neyer wrote aIetter to auy President he1ned
! to elect. either before or after his eicctioni
never asked any poIitical or pecunfarr f, tor n
| GOV. Seward, though. | think bave done n,y
| share 10 nrornute Lis elevation. never asked
| him or Weed Tor ANYBODY else, to favor nv
nomination for Governor at any tim, was
voluntarily assured in "a, by the men who af.
| terwards engineered the nomination of Clark,
| tl.at I could be Governor il would oply ioin a
cabut should Enow,l but declined the hunor.
What served to irritate me- was Ar. Weed
cou.ing down here and lecturing ule on being 4
candliute for Governor (which / had not sought
| 70 be) alleging that was too unpopular 10 run,
.ec when h.t M; ~ 80 "''h-- -a~;". or hA'o
49, ~, "ten h;n, ns eeu f nos asnsS 49,;
w. ,hsra,,,o, NV ] na,n;ra;9 as 9oaf gise. hasmona