, 1860-08-29
POLITICAL.

Gov. johnson, candidate for YIes. , s'ssloeds ssS
oa ths Douglas tickst, said in recent speesa
sfAu1.sta. G. th1t If my one could prove "
him ,hat Mr. Doug1As wss in favor OF squ4tss1
Se1erslgatJ, h Tonid Tots fox MI. of'eA'A'
Kaauv Ea;r .hinks ths rs-spPsaranes o.
the names of publc men supposed to haIs ssa ZEE
buried bout The ysar 1874, ~ evidence oAt ~
political as we'll II the natural world naa se3sa"
teen year locusts- 49,
The Montgomery {A1A) C1nfdratson ~
~nourrrT thst - Jadr1 bpuYtns vilt vais North
CarolIne Ycfy soou in orasF to look after ths
large estate which Eaa been left biz children ~
his uosber-in-lar." The Charleston CetrstT
adds 10 this, -"Some hrother-in'law, or estate,
or other personal and private excuse. Il 11T1Js
!: te.dy fsr the de!udsd friends Of Senator Oon9,,
!, lsx. Who ha+ not even the comaon honesty tao
caudor to admit that he il On m elsctioneez'ng
tour for the Prsudeucr."
The enemies ct the Republicans 1re crsst-
fallen aimee the View FORK Republican Sta!s Coa-
vention. That Convention w&s harmonious,
and made its nominations mostly ~ aee1amA"
tion. Tha hi.keriag and personal strife pfe-
dictsd bJ those whose wish saa father 70 tne
thought, was not sppazent. Esv.r was Con,
rention eharscssri1sd throughout b. such good
feeling. Il. members returned to thar homes
| detasmiced to 70 t. WORK, and "a CONTINUE 70
work, until tho closs ot tho polls On elee'lon
] day. Aud they tcM work. WssaJ to our reAa,
| ers beforehand taat they must not be SURPRISED
than ersr caat for any other eandidAsa II that
State
! This is 4 poor- year fer fusion. Tho thing
don't prosper. 1t MONT produce In New Jer.
| sey it ras thought the Breckin-idgert and Bell
men had fused. But it seems ths Un1on men
| hare turned to pronourcirg the fusion NUN,
bug. sinee they learned the Douglas men &c S9nta ID
/ hai a. fhFf&
three electoral tickets IN that State opposea 10
the Lincoln ticket. OF courae Old Abe" will
| waik triumphantly orer the New jersey coHrse.
It is pretty generally believed nov a.daJa that
the old gentleman Ia going to do this satne
thing in III the ether tree 5tatea On the Allan
tic side.
Esor 0rrnosx.--Br the following fAbles it
will be seen that old 1Esop is 4till aroa1d, and
takes an interest in American politics:
F4BLk.-Ihsee armed tza1elsrs were pass.
| ing along ia The desert, It some distance from
each other. aal apparently haring no commu-
nicaIiou together. One from his head.gear
seemed q Parsee, the second was evidently
jaw, while the third showed all the marks OF
European. Suddenly, uoustruus serpent was
sssn, not very far Of, advancing furiously tow
urds them. All were horrihed tnd the Parsee
aad 1ew,glacclng at the costume Of ons another
And Of the third traveller, seemed about making E
of in different directions. Come, cone," !"
cried The European, 'tthis will never do. II
you ay thus, he will overtake Us one after an
| other, and when be has destroyed ~ all, will
return snd deEour Us at his leisure. Let u
units OUT forces, forgetting differences now 1t
least OF no consequence, in the common danger.
l will FIRE 1t him, as he comes within good gun
shot; you can theu fal upon him with sword
and spear !, too, will help with the but Of my
musket, and he will fall Al easy prey" By this
concerted action the thres saved their hres.-
Roston Courier.
Axo1uEn FAuLx-As the Goddess Of Liberty
WAS journeJlng OVER desert she WAS way laid
By shsea ruff lns. 0ae, from his head. g. Ar,
seemed P4rsee, the second wAs evtdtouy =
wandering Jew, while the third sp2esred Ike
an exiled sqra:ler sovereign. 1t nas the intea-
ton Of these men to overcome and bind her,
aud then to sell her into slavery aad divide the
spoils. Bus after they had partially eueceeded
ia their vile purposes tlry qaa:Eeled auoog
themselves, ard while they were in ho. dispute
| as to the respective share each was to receive
{ they we're boldly attacked By IN honest Ameri
can lAborer who ehauced to pass that way viii
, bis az on his shoulder, and seeing the Codes,
Of Liberty bound and bleeding. rushed upon
and slew the rutisns md released her from bel
! b,adsv As reward for his va1or t1e made bin
, President over her republic Of the United 2tatet
efAmeriea, Rod all that land MAS flied witt
, praises Of his justice and honestr.-Bsto'' Il: