, 1860-09-07


: "A correspondent at B.thnny, Pa, writes
to the New, York Trt5tsns as follows: =.
=" Yesterday WAC glorious day for Republl-
cans in No;thern Pennsylvania. The Hon. +.
G. Goodrich made telling sp, ech iDr the cause
Of Freedom, followed by Capt. Chas: Avery and
Lieutenant Smi.A of The Wide Awake Battal-
Of over 700 Wlde,Awates, in tutl uniform,
making one of the largest political gatherings
in this part Of the State. All hail the Chicago
nominees! All haill. q Republican ylctoryl
The Hon. Isaac n. Morris, of this State,
has lddrezsed letter, through korney's 'tts',
10 lie Hon. ]. L. Orr, Of South Carolina. Nor.
ris is one OF the.men who voted for Mr. Orr for
Speaker, and 10 tells him:
~ am in SONS measure responsible for the
position you occupy before the country, and the
influence Jou exert. feel 1t is ny right, no
less thsn my duty, to protest against the
aiarming. and dangerous sentiments you pro-
mu!ga!e>"
Mr. Soule, IN q recent speech in Louisiana,
claimed that Douglas, in regard to slavery,
stood just where Calhoun stood in 1s47, where
Cobb and Buchanan have stood, and the whole
Democracy Of Georgia aud South Carolina hare
STOOD. Mr. Soule's argument was intended to
bene6. Mr. Douglas in the South, but it will
hardly help him in the North.
tlemau wishes to bet from 800 to $500 that the
electoral vote Of New York will be cast for
Lincoln. The money is on deposit, waiting
tsk.r.. Walk up, gentlemen. The place Of de-
po1it will he given On application at our count
lug-rcom.-ANaay Jouraat
IN 1nruDESr LIZA paragraph is going the
rounds Of the Eastern papers to the effect that
" on Monday evening Mr. Btegler, editor Of the
Atlas, the German Republican organ in Nil
waukee, made speech before the Ninth Ward
Douglas Club, of that city, in which he re.
nouuced end denounced Black Repub!icanism,
snd announced his determination to support
Douglas and the Democracy" Now We have
the authority Of The Milwaukee Sfntintl for say
ing that'there is 70 Mr.. Diezler" 10 Milwau.
kee that edits any paper; and that Mr. Doms.
ehke, the edtor~of the A!las has never re-
noanced OF denounced Republicanism.
Col. Thomas Florence, who sis in Washing.
ton, is very much exasperated at the treatment
he has received from Buchanan's postmaster
ond co,1ector il ph;,ada1nb;. th.v having he.n
,--.,. \. .-r.-. ~.
oo'pg esefytnlng 70 oe'ea' am oe'ofe me 70"
renton as candidate for re- election to the House.
Believing that the President is the cause ofthat
unexpected opposition, the Colonel will resign
his ssat in the second session Of the present
Congress, thus leaving The Administration with.
out single friend in that body.
- 1ettar from posev conntr Hndiana> states
that r,ement - % onlx oot o ~ vote, in ths town Of
Mount Vernon, the county seat Of Posey, while
tba 1;,co1n c,nb nov orcan,zed there counts
.ne 1aA ..ss ~" ...!ss ~ 1;na.,s ~ s.as
~ Fote1s, "'tu9"' cooht1nk 1no- A'oso'n "Eu
who don't belong to the club.
rbs we.t1v N.,.. ia the nam, of a ,;obt
smart Republican p.eer recently started al
.Grandyiew, Spencer county, Indiana, by Il. G.
O'Neill.. -
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=. 49,. w,:;: 49,. @ s .t:.;a. ~ s ~
~ ns ~. ~ 49, - ~. % ~ % :h.s:s.te p -
e1ess.in the Third District, not to attend the
Can't, Meeting in that vicinity this month. 4
vety pleasant reputation he mutt have when
the ladies have to petition him to stay away
from religious meetings. -" :.
wossf s4,c1.l7he conner. over to Douglas
don,t .tict. Tha Mil1aukee Nt,o. bavipp statea
th.+ Ho1 Josenf, schrare of 9hehovoan bad
zone over to Douglas. the shebo1eap TIM.
answers by saving that Mr, scIraee il 4 whole
hearted Republican. and will vote for Lincoln
and Hamlin.