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, 1860-10-20

TAt - = ~ -O0& ~"
i centienan Of La Porte, who has Just
rnsde a rani; tour III Iowa AID Wisconsin,
writes us taa. in b,ih these Safes he ire
s,en,lv saw i yeritemcn' for railroad Ian
- xork III Iiiao.s, posted up, and that Nor's-
.,a 1n:iaaa is pl:stered MI over with hand
bis ci the SAN, *or:. THIS isuEquestionably
the wo:k Of 2:o-slave.y politic'ane, who hope
10 tier .bv bring a large number Ct Irish
voters to Mr.. Douglas aid in this State. That
.he,c j, fraud ittsu1ed is certain; because
},boe cf the lind advertised for supsEa-
buaaaut il. Illinois now, and because The rail-
r,ads are 10. il nsed Of additional hands. 1t
will he esest k:ndpess, too on the part ot
our r~uu III IN ;ri1nds i'll those States to ws1n
1.b,r,rs sga.atl :ls llo1 to seduce them :
the fase yretarc;s which these Democrats aye
hold dn!,ur. Tie poor men will fed, it they
CON-, , ~. 1a:v have ieen brought here ut
their oaa ex:e.se, solely that ,heY commit
perjury end Tua tie r..sk o: getting work IL
ti;s O. tto 2c1itentiary walls.
, 1860-10-20

k1LLEr.-A man Famed James Jcnkine, eu-
dea,h las, "Wednesday afternoon. /. would
seen that te was =. work in she zecond iEv.1,
in back shope,in company with anoste. mao:
Two hoies had bsen charged, for tbs purpose Of
blasting. They we're i9nited, and tae men re-
ceied 70 proper distance to avoid the blast.
An explosion took place, aad they supposed
both hol. had gone OF. when, IN tact, out one
hal. Jenkins WaJ ,h= hrst to return 10 where
they tsd put in the charges, ari. US. as Ls re-
gained the rpot, tho ho!s sha: had ss;:ed tn 70
{ # in the hrst ins,arce exploited with grsa:
force, ki.Iirg the unfo:tunats 1aua l1siAasly,
maag'ing bis he4s il u shocking msnrer- jaak-
ms a. scout rs y9hrs If ase: a1d uamArried-
us xa$ nat va Of c ,rnWau, England .-Hsp3h-
ton HiAi1g Gd=sttt, Cd.
, 1860-10-20

The Philadelphia Congregational Dis
pufo.
Hon. J. II. Butler, tho Repr blican caadidats
for Congress in tho lat Distric. Of ofPennsylvanla.
Who has secured tha certificate Of election, has
published tho following card in relation to tho
officially:
70 THE PUBLIC.
The excitement prevailing in political circles
in relation to tb~ alle9ed aateEat!ocs Of tie re-
turns from the Fourth Ward, in the First Gem
gresaioral D strict. s:duses me. ont cf respect
10 tha pubic and the friends who 50 earnestly
supported me in tho CANVASS, to nakettis brief
statement, lest false Impressions prt judicial
to me a.d the cause represented, ina: be
made.
Tho returns announced On tho night Of tho
election from tho several election polls Of the
First Congressional District, - Is usual and ac
co1ding to law, elected me BY considerable
| msjor1tY. Tae division returns filed next mcro-
ing in the ofice of the Protaonota.y, gave Nj.
Lehmsn d email msjortr.
| believed then, and beLeve low, that these
! diyiaion returns were NOT true returns OF tho
votes cast for the candidates fer Congress, and
| resolved to contest them, and 80 express ed
myself to my friends.
II the meeting OF ,heresusn judges on Friday
last /. Hss decided thas had msjority Of oae
huadled md zlnety eieht Iots. IN .he d'strss.'
]
t;fi :ates prescribed By lar we're duly executed,
deposited and transmitted.
| The decision Of that bcdY at thst time is final
and conclusive, 70 far as certificate Of etec'i
caa b. made; and it is not within the power OF
control Of myself, if desired to do no, or Of my
opponent to alter it.
is to the alleged false returns frcm the
Four:h Ward, made to the return judges On
Friday rnaroing last, know rothiug whaie yer.
an willing 10 nf.rd AF. Lehman aud hia
t1ienda full opportunity for thorous sh invssliGa
tion, aad to agree that all the ballo. boxes Of the
district shall be takeu b-fore the proper author
i:ies, and tho ballats counted, beng satisfied
that correct count Of the yote will E1ve me q
grestes maj ,rlsy Than tia. given re by the re-
turn judgeA
As the certificates Of my election have hee1
granted bJ the body alone authorized By ia",
cannct, in jussiee to mJ SELF, - my fneuds or r
ny principles, do ANYTHING but rest on its de
| terminatinp. disavo1icg all knowledg ge O. anJ
irauds, rrejudiciat TO the election Of Nr. Leh
mao, or taTorab1e to my OWL, disclaiming AMI
desire, upoa thorough Investigation Of the cleo
tion, to avail myself Of any such alleged fraud
if they exiss, And offering Mr. Lehman the full
est aud f4irest opportunity, before anJ compa
tent tribunal, to establish his claim, Il be ear d.
80, to m.j,ri:y Of the To:es cast IN the Fi:s
Congressional dlstrict.
Until this y done. must continue to reaaz.
myself ~ the Legally elected member Of Con
cress from the Frat District
Jcny II. DCTLER.
, 1860-10-20

Tne following theatre bill is going shs rounds
Of the Southern press:
Daily performance at K'ow Nothing Hall, Of
ths Grand r1elo drama Of Ruie or Run; pzlnci-
pal Character {Lo1d Seldsh) BY Af. Douglas
Mr. Bell beIent-
Ground and lofty tumbllng bJ Aeeers' fco'e'
C:emeue, sule aod johnson:
Comic ropzs, Gi: out Siggersi and Mig.
gers Don't Bodder Ne, by Messrs- Bell aud
Douglas. .e
You Tickl. Ne, ard I'll Tickle You; The Whole
% conclude with the Celebrated Fight Of the
Kilkenny Cats. ~
After which, on the hrst Tuesday u Noven. IN
BET, there will be grand st4mnede by the
who'e troape 10 the tune: Every Man for HIM
self. Devil Talks the Utndmost-
Bang positively their lass appearances On any
stage. c.rs- h.,f-
price.
n. B.-Niegrra freet
, 1860-10-20
HALF FARE TICKETS.

4 Clergyman Of Danyil1s writes US iorg
letter setting forth the reasons why gentlemen
Of his profession should be permitted to travel
On halrfarc tickets Oh railroads in this State.
We symputhise With the clergy-always, in
the rural districts, bod'y paid and worse tz-at-
ed-to the extent Of wishing that they might
travel free; but as We take it for granted that
the managers cf the reads know and consult
the interests Of their respective corporations,
in ouch arrangements as they may make, any
remonsr ncs from tits journal or its cores
rondents would ha uuayailing.
, 1860-10-20

4 GakK7 EXPORT MovExs>r.-The exports
from thu port Of New Y"sH for tie past week
are valued at more =. .60o 000.-la..e- by near.
~ million, than any prevu NJ Heek in the his
tory Ct our commerce. Nearly or quite one
halt of this grsa: valus WAS made up of bread
stuff, and i6c!udsd the following quantities Of
domestic produce; oao bates eotton, so.seo
barrels aour, s0o,uO5 bushels wheat. 5000
l..- cheese, ~ 80 xalous sperm oil, 13,do0 osr-
rela reaiu, ee,z7s This ard cases tobacco, $685.
600 lbs manufactured ebacco, 3ls. QUO lbs. tai
1890 pigs cotton goods. Liverpool AID Lor-
daa tzk= nearly one-haif the valve G! the ex.
ports, aad British par:s. ID the Uaited Kin =
dom. Ireland, OF dependencies more than two
thirds. ladeed, except c:ttou t, aaTfe, thsre
Is little to ell the value OF tie exports 10 other
than British ports. The effect Ut the hearE
shipments t. British home ports has depressed
exchange, End reaziy .soppsd the export o;
| sptcie.
, 1860-10-20
4. G. AeaIoE.

The numerous friends Of our former fellow.
townsmnn 4, G. uesicg, will he pleased TO learn
shst he lately reee,yed in chie.go. tre Kepp6l-
energetic activity weieh he dieplayet here ~ =
politician, in breaking mp the Miami Tribe, .ad
Is N old Henry Clay WING. not more than hae
chsranter as a man, secured him the respect and
pood viii OF bis fellow. ci1i1.ns. and his nomiaa
tiou proves, tba. within the few ye.re Of bis
rrsidenco In Chicago. hs hks uAde h1u,self -
useiul Tiers Is b dtd hers, sad won for h1mstlf
ths cort tide, CO and the good wiahssn nl ahe poo.
nj. Wa vish him snccess in th present cam
psieu. for he certainly will make good of6car.
, 1860-10-20

Man KILLED 1T THE CARs-1 young MIN BY
the naHe Of Fr4rk E'clt nasl, i workman III
Us.ton & Gauss ts:abi:sbr:eEt was killed ay
the Ffidxy night express lrEin.
1teeems iru1 tht Appearance Of the tody,
;ha: he Ead passed dawn the trsck abcu. ons'
f.ur:h Of mile ea.s from tie dsrot, SID parity
fell tnscrau q c1lve7t, ard before n. 11s abie
to exlr:cate h;msef t.e eaxiaa struck him
tearing OF the back Fss: Of h!5 skull His arms
were broken. AID his body WAS Eost 1osrib!y
1uusiia:ed. His hat saA ssaad il one Place, the
works OF his watch in xnGther, and tha case II
stM smother. lis dsa must hase beea in'
stnntaneous. A- zss g !cu9g ~.r Of Ereas IL
gsaul:s, e1't "A s2!e-Gil wotknan, a. toE.e
His Ecrks on e4h; ;ai!:2n !! o1- lar will 'es:ty
Ii was htshIj respected by his tel ~ worx
men, and bj a!l who knew hin.-dan dr1o'
t.r3
, 1860-10-20

Ea:ton Pss.s md Inbuns:
Aany Of your numerous readers WILL DC IN
terested in knowing What suece1s my m'ss'on'
in behalf Of the starving people Of hansas, II
rece!viDg in the noble State Of Illinois.
Ihave, as yet, visited but 4 few towns, nut IN
these have met with Uniform interest,"
In Springfield, 1he nfst LOWE taa' ''s'seo'0
meeting WAS held in the Court House. ana pre-.
Bided over ~ one ol The Oldest anu ihaA.
pectaale citizens Of tho place. An a''''e s'N.
mittee Of Six persons "as Bslee'eo, ano saP.'
Bradford wss made the Ircasufc1 o. ane uAa'
hare rot heard Of Tue reEult Of 1ne'f 'aoo'S,
but ha1e*vxry. .reason to hope, IRON tns 'a'etes'
that was manifested, that considerable pfooaee
will ba forwarded from that city
In Bloomington, meeting was also nelo IN
the Court House, md an aet'se comH"'ee'
consisting Of Messrs. Fell, "ogefe' aoioeo' ns-
| goon aud Capen ~as 'o'mea' WORKED WIN
the com"N'es o"e 1As 49, I'M ,s..ss1- ~
The result Of that o's Gay VIA 4oo ousae!' u.
potatoes, fTo barrels 6f aour, nTe harress el
beans, oue barrel Of peas, numbar Of nusheis
! Of corr, and few dtl liars in money. The GILL
zens Of this town hops TO send eh t"o car loaos
in q few csys, ard to load up smother shortly
1nPfiueetont7e COMMITTEE con'''.so ol hesa1s'
John Il: br5so'' ehss. o. no1u snu . .. ~ ~. ~.
ooe1" Ane5 "o 'a 'r 1..s.s w.. -. -
aa:me's o' oufesa e'an's' ouu Noos r. ~
Will oe suesess'"' ~ fA'~1'5 N4 aff'1s
quite an a@oun' " po'"''s'' 0s'10 1'0 ''s0
wheat.
, 1860-10-20

= Baron Ren:Ee~ did his best TO spol1 1s oas
hotel servsnts during his sejo1ra .. 'ie da d;.,l
~ssa I is hs It, TO o. MondsJ. H. a1;9 g;.s Cap.
t.ip F4unce. Of the revenue cutter Harriet Lane,
a splendid gold ehronomster, md iets 80 70
be distributed anong tbs crew OF tnst vesss.
Baron Rsnfrew sppears3to have oipenseo M sea
presents with liberal hand *1e1ss.t ns ~ =
H. Hu.s S,ns.'niend.1t ot ths R,chm ind sud Fred
e4iefsears I Railroaa. VIM. \. Bragg: Esq., s h.s u.
received a magnificent bre4stptn I'm ~ sn, ~
on. The pin repft sente Tho btltsh ana 81 Amss Sa
can colors crossed, aud is studded 1x van ota
monds. lts'es.imsted Tasue Il <zo: - WV ~
conferred upon Mr. Bragg n conslaetAalou ~
during The recent passage Of the Baron to aad
from Richmond.
, 1860-10-20

WEoLE FAMILY Pclso1Eo.--We learn tnat
tae ia1lly OF w.u1~ Burgr. residing neaz Cifae,
were poisoned b. ealing Il is au Saturday last.
III. 6,h was bouzh: ut Litchisla Tn Fr1dny,
aad cooked far breakfast the next E.o.oipG j,
the whcle famli, par.4king a: It, With tee e1-
cepsioa Of one young Ma: who c7m1la:ned Of
being uaweli AL who a:e Of it. sculs IRE or
s'x u Lumbar, were ued;ateiy taken vi'lent-
ly i'll, vomiting, &c. Oae died oa saturday and
two or three moru n:e not e1| ec:ed to recover.
1t il said thas persons ezterlsg tie hou>e ~ez.
seized with vomiting, ard dos *u' ate p;esss
OF lhe Esh died im nsdiateiy. Others E:= ti5h
t:ken fr7m the same 1ut Eisho1t iIju.J--Cdr-
li.riue (1N.1 Free Dsmecro!.
, 1860-10-20
Portents and PROPHECIES.
tF1om The =. 7. THtune.


When. according to ths chronicles Of the ye-
racious RshelAis, the wise Panargs conten-
plated matrinony, hu did not fail to consult
concerning the future Of such gu adventure, all
the = il ards and witches in tbs world. TIE peo-
ple Of the United States, bent ss one may well
believe. upon the election Of Republiesn.
President, have reason enough to regret that
the acieuce Of di7lnaton has fallen into d,sre.
pute; and is DOW pro1essed only By scndrT
Bpa7ined pellsictaDs WHO can claim credit, it
must be owned, upon The ancient and wet-1e.
coknized score Of approaching death :; butwhose
baohlo is OF too dark End s7lgna:ical nature
to be Of anJ value. The hinis OF The dear old
ladies are h'deous enough, poiatirg to some
thing intolerable; jet what tlat will oe, Whistler
ansoiyencies, civil wara, plaques, samt1ea,
Northeastern, short crop, mur aims, dsfa1ca-
tons, shipWzecks, srsons, railway collisions,
homicides, rapes, foreign hostiiities, invasions,
sutjoxatione, gonpowdsr plots, comets, sar'h.
hsrrasslrg s intertitude; our ekies btacksnad and
beclouded, and our brains un.peakably be-
fcg2'd, bedev;ld aud be#ider'd. We therefore
esteem it greatly to ths credit Of III. atlanta
{GA1 Eenf<d<T0ty ne 1epaper, that while it ID
most resoluteiy and alphabetically frightened,
it Is able NOS ouly to aae yislons, but 70 make
to1=rably lucid tepor! thereof to IN interested
world. Its vsticiuation mar be divided into
| two parts, aa follows:
AFTER The ELEc!ToE ELoSy 9r LINCOLN. WHAT
!.
10 C.bsn.t. Eo F re'zn Ministers.
| Is Fott odlc:a. 50 Custom Houses.
| waAT suALL uAyE.
gsssl:,;a; Gs,s,e,!a: fan:s f:!:xs HSHstss3a Ssss3:a
| That tie atlanta Gonf<d<r7ey should, in vie.
O.. this ,rortentious prospect, be ssmswEs. de
pressed in spirits and dark and d-spasr1ng In
h.s prs dicsions, is not surprising. lie maoial!y
beha!ds sthe approaching storm cloud Hl:h ter
ror." His sen'ecces are very or:c1iae:
AThe Rr At, fearful AMI alarming I. ta1t.-
"Fu i~us cloula low er abure head, ~. q
.Trd md MIGRATED La i.se n tie land
ht 4tcAt ffes ct revolLt Ie4ty % bus1t urct
] cur unhappy homes Is heso'n Ct dstttIctsen-"
Whist We should do to aver. all these evils i:
also pltialy statej. We must
Refss &C ut 1sis s0' .: ?s'a:
~E11cr porGLAa."
Wha. the pr.cixe policy OF Republican Ad
! miuistsation will be, some n,ea have affected II
doubt; but there is 10 finn upon the orhs Of ii:
Psoph.t Of Atlanta Il wi! BE-, this Lincoir
Admiaistration, for twenty four months con
"servstive, but insidious." All thia time, il
vii! be "coiling is sl,my 70; ds arou1d our dear
est rights aud Ia.riurchal interests; and willis
!" re {of the Sonth) may be lui|ed By the chAsrt
"of fanc'ed eecurisy, tho co.stricsious Of th'
"marster will 5000 be felt, and e1s We can e1
"tricat- ourse1vea, death and iguomiuy will b.
"the retu!t."
1t most remarkable circumstance, tha
the great darger Of the S3u.d is IN its rerpe.u
al pTopensi:~ 10 be tIulled" Oae would taI1
that seventy mil ons Of Sirens were singing il
thoee lat.trdes continually, and that uos al
ounce Of wax for the ears Of the victims was Il
, 1860-10-20

FATAL Acc1pExr SEAE HEDsoS,-We learn
from toe H4==!st 1ha: young 4aan nAnl=d
Georgs 4aesaoo, sgsd II 1ears. MAS accident IT.
ly sho: by ma7 n.med Norman Young, in the
woods of H. Jonathan G Owens, abaut sixty
r,ds from hls house. IN Sunday OF last wee <
Jackson AID Yorog w-re both bunting Young
hred a. = rabbit, tha bali glanced aud struck
jackson in the sbiomen, and lodged in T.:
back nore. Hs was taken to tbs residence o.
Mr. Owens, where hs died ats o'c!ock.-Adrias
ktn0sik9r
, 1860-10-20


Chicago 3aistortcal society.
This s3c,ety's monthly meeting was held On
tho 18th inst.-W. L, Nevbs1rr. ESQ, Vice
President. in tte chair.
The library additions for the month consist.
ID Of 1ss bou.d books, ,oes pamphlets, Is f. 'es
Of ucsspapers, 2 old newspapers, &c chur:s, %
G,es Of periodicals, print, together wish an in
teres.i. . meneoto CT Roger 'WilNans-a sec.
ton c: the apple tzee root found growing
through his rem :;ns-makirg total Of 1916,
from 80 contributors. They include very ru.
.aercus yuluahle old publications from inhab:-
tants ot Beverly and Templeton, il Mestachu-
,ett,: sI.o works relating to the history and
literature Of the Jews, BY Ar. J. Roaenthal, OF
this ci:y. .: the monthly correspondence
fcouprjsire 80 letters received and 50 wri.teD,)
| we're 1eed lctsers accepting r1enbersh'p', from
| ui1 Grace, ths DUKE Of Newcastle. End Lady
Jan. Franklin, Of Great Britain, az honorary
members; ard from George Hu'er, Esq, Of
lseiuna, Col. James Gray, Of Grayv'lle, lllirop,
AID psof. Charles Brooks, Of Massachusetts, Is
c,r1etrord;ng members. The letter Ct Lady
Franklin wes accompanied b5 the gift Of copy
of Sir Leopold M'C.intock's narrative Of the
"Fox" expedition in SEARCH OF the rennns Of
Sir John F1a1klin ard his party.
Various communications Of muca interest
wero re.d-ffom Gesrge Flower respecting
George Kapp aud his community from Will
| liam uuln, Of Rockford, respecting proposed
history OF Wirnebago c. unity; from John Hug
sell. Of Greene County, very fcrcibly Getcrib'
| ,,.,. ,o,aart, ~on,actsd with Mormon
, 1860-10-20
39rcss 4 Trthttt1c*
nEpcnt,caH STATE TICKET.

. nEpCuLaCAN STATE T1ChbT'
VI. .a,s:ye number O: erroFs III the ne
pu.3l:caa t;.Ss. Of this State us published D.
some OF our contemporaries They ought +
1xs rc7.;Grd q. u..s-. We give the ticket col
,.c ;v .,e,Iea a:d in CORE cl firm below, ant
,l,ou i, 10 tickc: can 10 rejected By tho judge
al election, TT want Of form. yet in print!n
tickets il would tc we'll 10 follow this aE1ang
ment:
AHHAti4 NJ LINCOLN.
VIE PRESIDENT,
HANNIBAL xAA@L @LEN.-
flesor, q Prarite.t nsi v7ea Prsssdent.
LEoNARD sWETT.
10 NM PALMER,
ALLEN e FILLER,
TM. Il. fLATO.
LawHlNcE WELDON.
wN. r. KELLOGG,
jan S STAfE.
JAMES G. toNKLIEG.
H.r.u. BKoMwtLL.
THOMAS G-ALLEN.
1yAN 0LhEY.
Gare,ror,
RICH nd YATES.
Litusr~uut- Gor-v~o-.
FRAN..ls 4. HOFFMAN.
Sc'.tary Of Ssa.+.
=. oZ'AS u. HAT IL
xuii*or cf I'uhltc AoouH:4
JE.>E 4. DrBols.
State Tt+usu'er,
WILLIAM BUTLER.
~.
, 1860-10-20

--"The Life Of Julus Cmzar," by Nspo1zo7
Ill. now in press in Paris, Will ba Iepudlleh he'd
Immediately On lis sppearsnce, in England.
8. Booth
, 1860-10-20
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.

/
aEvrp IT RKronx TIE PEoPLE"-The faI-
-, ,1,
lowing n'be song was written t ey Hon. .,.s. A. =.
Il. OCCASSE. OF New losk, lo1"s1'} aie'u1et
oa Inc Legislature oi ~" 1ofA' "no pNe' ~
wellearned rerntatiou:
Eeep il before the people.
~. Ta,i iama ao1e1. 1.1 we1e Meof .rowa. ya nA"
And nl wet 55;wn.
Til sua la1an-
A1evn;,I. n1a sT.a .na a5 msne. I'd tay brother:
fses '! E1iss IRON ron he4vsa.
Tooae rs well san7the1:
Kee9 IT. e.aa,f ns, {, '1s he nEs1l,e E.naSs cf God,
Hs!im,s q q aon,n., soni
wNh rhsefie: 9 th.1ae or rod!
F"F sIs i've ISr or e 81, =
Il! f. ae6 frsedon sedn ~ ": ~ tyen S!0>'sf'
II " ya5 g.: s,rel tsGn . n.n.fhn: .n.th:..
h.snr. N. p.,r,e,
fi!3t I'm e, I'D c1lms, aud WOE.
l. stai iii sde :: s'de,
WE fn.s LIE l. .arpss 1ss ss1asis r.:
AZ, ri,n n 1,sre ve, :, Gs Us thse, N, brother:
f*t.'e M Z ! ~. ;1,!s f.. Fs.,sn
TO ent as well Is an:t4e1:
keeplt before the p.<p?e:
1en;IS alt1slnt psoaf IF .o1 81 e'''"' -" 14@'''
-! And !! 70. ,, 1iEhs e.; t1di1 .! ~ i,e,d,
The rFhtt to b..1,
viii nho on on ii isSs ne, ss ~. sEy lsc.herl
MhneGeh 1s1n T. Isssn 4 se1v,n.
10 one as veh a' smother:
"Ar OWN REPORTER: ~ nea Doog'as spoke
IN Des1oi: On Aono:ss 10 Ie'nseo ~ '1'
| bus speeeh ant0 ms o'n i:7p9''es 81 ono'
| TIVE ana 'He'eos Aeps ~ .~.:-...,a -
nearly IN hous ZOE e.ss a.ss"'leos - s ..,'s-
man. "o'ss lnau Nn'e' 10
Reporters Gu lne ''A1u' 'a.4-'s W
porters OF tne o0ee 1!e3s' ais peeo'i~' ~ -
Detroit, aud theEe latter gen'lenea "e1e ''.a
aL5 NeSso en o:eA'se e4e5 ue""''eo ~ 49,
order o. !he Latsle efant consequently Aa'
culy notes taken ofhis speech were W nis n1e'
ling, whose p.tstic disposition Ii 'aln'1'ar 10
Ill.
Tixr's CuASaEs.-charles Il. van "sek,
{Repu3lican,) and Daniel :. st. John, lpasf
D4:aocrat.> ore ruauirg in opposition to each
r. n;...;,, E.,
other for congress IN 'oe of4ntse D'sa'e'' t'e''
York. Eight years ago these same men were
rnnn;rr fnr the SAME ofIice, the former 6 3
uh;r
o7"os'a ~ 'Is y.s :.
ouAn'e"o' -. ~ s'-n..,.. d., r.a,.,,
no 4so, "1 .:'.a. ~ o-ds~ ~ m.r. -co, FIR
~" p...,.;.r;ao. n:,rn;on e,enent
49,. -,t.e tor 6r,v v..,s an,
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er nao n'' naoa ou' - '"' f1,p,0
neTeF n:ts3ea 'nooSu' noi o'0 eA ~ 'u
, 1860-10-20
QlL, GLaT rs

0f.1-.e o*er large and unrva.ei *.rtEent1
ether as r1k,rds qra'5. " Or prce Of tnk.sh md
h.t yars 7a;ds wi4e prices tire hi n
- III sailing" -. ysrl a o. Heavy shte' ~ Cloths
prirrs fcur u: sa: u.s per a:t.. Asc-TAb~ vi
to'hs In and b the 1al and stAi: u cluths In
10
, 1860-10-20

TNss X&tGE@ Hk CATVN SAd AAA*
Els: v':c1e il lLis paper we print an article
fr3n L.: Charleston Mtrcury, the organ Of tie
Dsrn!c-:s.s, il which the reasons for eeoes-
s,,-. Il :..e e7cat Of the election Of Mr. LIN
coin. A1c succnt!y put forth. Our readers
viii sss LA, w:ea simmered down. these
1easo.s, arrayed uadcr eleven heats, are al
c,npr:sc,; u.dc7 oae count, and that is this:
L Republican Administration at Washington
vii b7czk the ty-a21y by which the non-
7l,vsholie.s Of tic South have been oppressed
and. by pro:not'1g ftced3m Of speech AID free
dnm o: t:o press revivo tho auti-sare'y feel
irg cf tie S,uth, and put " the institution On
the defensive in, first, the b:rder, thin in; MI
the s,ayo htes. In n word, the Reign Of
Terror beiag crer, t; G people Of the South,
impoverished h this system Ct forced and un-
paii Isb:r, ,,ueducated by reason Of the neecs-
aasy spar:ecess Q! p2pr1atifn and the attend
a1t absence Of Echoole, and degraded by
a:soc:stio, with tl,c evil practices and la~lesa
maxius r. which S'ave.y is sustained, will
b. permitted to inquire why it is that they
haya net the social, educational religious, In
dus:rIsi and commercial advantages ~hich the
psopls Of Tho North possess-why it is that
avenues TO lsb,r and competence are shut up
Aza:ns. them-why their laod in Virgini ;,
Kentucky and Missouri is not worth as much
per ac:e as free l&1d in Pennsylvania, ohio
nn1 Iili.ois--wny IN aristocracy Ct $50. .0oo
shareholders should longer be permitted te
rsurp al the Lonors and emosuments Of the
cn:ire S:u.h-why legislation should be con
fiued almost exclusively to clase-why 1
system hat produces such fruit should he e1
tended by thtir did t. territory now 1ree, 1nt
w3v, a. last, they should not at home re-insu
eurA t:e policy Of Jtf1srson, Washington
snl Car, ana gradually and SAFELY, regardinl
the true interfs:s Of the slave and the maste.
drive Slavery frcm al the upper elaye Safes
III res in nll this no Infringement Of South
ern 1.c:.s, no disregard Of constitutional obi
oat @. {, no lack cf comfy which State owe
to 8 ate. But mea infatuated with tho athe
isti: idea that tho relation Of master and alav
is the highest development Of Democracy an
Christianity; that to own man and comps
him to labor without pay, is tho most 1audaol
obje:t Of the patriot, and that TO b. nor
Shareholder is to! set at 'de1arce tho dirin
c.mnknd md the suggestions of. hufnaa pru
depcc-!hese may lock upon such results q
tie precursors Of The downfall Of goytrnucr
Rad the corruption Of society; but to all me
, 1860-10-20

s NTH d r Il l N = l. l.
wo,a iii u. attention Of Il. pssne to sAas
larry stasko Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
conasttnxof
ksQUpHAUx, MOSCOW AND CASTOR BEAVERS
Ee:lsh 5etch mi AGaer IN Cas.msses for Paas md
suits. F4Tsts, S!ikA and Cashmere
yESTIN
sn1 Eet :F.2s stye ri E,saaeSthss e 5 :, 1Ss Ss
,a.a mails nto 9. tas l. ct ssylaA aaa
I'd to gtvu sasisfaetion- Their atoe< Of
Furnishing Goods
II $50 complete CONSISTING Ct nbs Wool and Shaker
I'd ete se;e'sa iaea sh9t, M I'd Co:.. sotE
Aua, u.peadess. Ha.lssT nd ec: = .. - aind. =
"As*' Don '''ts1 tsaifE R sg1SPtE ,,,.x.
s-.9t15o-1m .,c1kr. Illinois
UARNUArS GREAT VARIETY
- STORE.
No. l3s Lake Street.
WcEaTEu5 pounds Of every lhAfe sud color Of
ssw Sg eIssaso e1 % coloF M < Whoi, sls I'D K:tai-
QUAKER YAsx-3o poasds Ss e.. tsls .spss:o' 3asa'
BASkETs.-A srse ttxk Of asfInAa md French TT
veluE E<.ieule; weix h1nsa Z Toy Bastst' cs'ais'
BIRD CA0E> 40 doten Of = superior manufacture.
Also. Parrot Aad Squirrel caKss-
TuYs AVID FANNY GOODS Of our direct lmpoEtar
Aio' eases # lays ii % do1 kssotset for atea sd
t1e1,} do1a,a a.e. 1n 3sla eniless vaesy &c
YANKEE no11oSs.-A general assortment OF s'szy.
~ Mesrhaats and Who1ssate Deafrs throughout tss
Wetw ane our .soes eon I'd p';s - = =" T.. I o.
X ss S.et ro .a