Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-02
More Great Big ScareS!!
" LAST CARDS.


3 The Pro-Slavery journals arc filing their
columns with bullying extracts from the
Fire eating Press, whereof The following
are fair specimens:
From he Sumter (Geo.) Republican.
I We have seen private letter written BY a
distinguished gentleman residing in Osle.
thorpe county, TO a gentleman OF high standing
{ IN a Heighhuring county, from which We take
the following sentiment uttered by Senator
Tuomhs. We are not at liberty to give the
names Of the parties, but if denied they can
be obtained:
F 81 heard 4 Georgia Senator say the other
dav in pTlvaje conversation, that in the event
ot Lincoln's election, he would resign before
Buchanans time was out. come home, raiss
an army IF tCH thousand men, and uhen hs
cyo,s,d TIE PofonnGc agaia IL uo,.M b. ,cifh his
dra,rn s,co,d. Tie Senator sad there ,rers
h'rfg Members # Congress pledged 10 that po-
'i'io", md ,ro'iH go ,o'h. him, sonle from .rery
SOuitfri Yate.'
From The lonieomery (4ha.) Nail, IsM.
ATTENTION, SOUTHERN MES,-The young
men of this city, thinking that the time has
arrived when they should prepare 10 resist any
|4rihsT ocgressioH on Me part IF the North,
would respectfully invite the young men Of
this city and vicinity, between the ages OF
sixteen and twenty, 10 meet at Concert Hal.
on Friday night, Oct 10, at u O'Clock. for
the purpose Of forming a club. whose motto
shalt be, "EeSistuHcs to Lincoln is obedience TO
God."
The presence of Secretaries Cobb and
Thompson in New-York is ominous. Il is
asserted that they intend to make arrange
menis 10 withdraw the United States money
~.,,bF "a
tis South. for the purpose Of taking 1t along,
in the event Of GIssUlutiUn.-E EGsainyson De-
sPaicf.
1t is hardly legitimate electioneering to
capture voters BY soaring them to death,
and it is almost impossible to treat the
subject seriously; the very extravaganza
and recklessness of the uprosr only seems
to amuse the women and children, whom
it is intended to frigbten.-Ihladelphia
Aquirer.
r9-The Fusion leaders aud Bears and
Bulls Of the New York stock market, arc
nov making BANK PANIC to try to
frighten the friends Of Lincoln.
THE NEXT DODGE-Now for the dis
union howl. Peuusy lvania has gone. In.
diana has gone, aud now the disunion
howl is in order. Let all Republicans be
prepared for it-for proclamations by
Southern Governors-for jeremaids BY the
LocOfoco press-for diatribes for pro-sla-
very orators This is the next dodge.
THE PRESIDENT on THE PROSPECTS OF
DIsUNIoy.-We are gratifed to learn, a.
we do from our Washington correspondent,
says the New York Times, that Presidents
BUCHANAN has no apprehensions that the
Union will be dissolved in consequence Of
Mr.. LINCoLy's election. He appreciates,
with great deal of justice aud accuracy,
the true character of TIE menaces that are
uttered at the South, and has no hesitation
in saying that, "though there may be .
little noise aud agitation, nothing will
come Of it."
"If the Union can not stand change
of administration" says the Providence
JoWraai, ''if it exists only BY the suffer-
ance Of the minority, then it is already
practically dissolved, and We live not in .
confederacy of equal States, but in gov
ernment half Of sovereign States and half
Of subject provinces"
And now if Wise, on account of the
election of Lincoln or any body else, shall
carry out his old programme Of seizipg up
on that armory as John Brown did, We
hope he will be hung upon the same gal
lows that be hung old Brown on, and
with the same rope.-Lou. Jour.
Some of the Bell men of Kentucky, with
John j. Critienden, advised their friends
in Indiana to support the Douglas ticket.
The people of Indiana resented this imper-
tinent "interference with cur domestic af-
fairs" The old.line Wings do not sustain
the men who hunted Henry Clay to his
grave.
The editor of the Washington Star has
been expelled from the Breckinridge club
in tia: city, being suspected Of Republi-
can procliyiiies.
Roger A. Pryor denies having said that
he would act the part Of Brutus and plunge
the dagger into Mr.. Lincoln TO prevent his
Inauguration.
VERY TRUE-Those who break up the
Union (says the Louisville Journal TO
protect Slavery, would break down stable
doors to keep horses from running away.
ORIGINAL LETTER YIoH ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The following letter was written by the
Republican candidate for the Presidency,