, 1860-09-24
mOVEM ENTs ur :EkkE PEOPLE.

TuH GREAT FCs1oS MEETING IN NEW IoRK.-
We have already published the repudiat,on b.
several we'll knozn Ne1~Tork gentlemen Of the
use of their names ~ officers of the recsn:
Truck.and. dicker Fusion meeting" in New
York. Here il another lot Of the same sort
from the 1fi5uns Of Thursday:
We are authorized to state that the name oi
Gen. Scott Was used by the managers Of tbs
Fnblon meetlnr, on Monday, without his con
seDt. Gen. Scott will not allow his pnne to ba
em3loTe ed for any pattV purposes b. included
in the same list OF Vice ce-Presidents without at
authority. Ar. A.thxuse !s for Lincoln land
Hsmlin.
Mr. b. q. Fitli wrote to the Committee cl
Arrange m ents beforehand, refusing to allow
his name to be used as oae Of the Vioel'zesi.
dents; it MAS 20 used notwithstanding.
Mr. Gardner Spring, 1r., was el:o appointed
Lincoln and Hamliu.
Mr. Jacob L. D,dGe Of No. 1ol Wes. Thirty
eighth street, writes US letter TO SAY That the
use Of his mama as one Of the Secretaries Of this
MEETING wa5 unauthorized. He il al !or Lin.
coln and Hamlin.
Whist must hare been the real character Of
this meeting, when 20 many Of its officers we're
Republicans whose names were appropriate d
fer lhe occasion, without any warrant what
evtr?
MA1sK.-Furiher returns Of vo&e for Govern
or give the following aggregates:
Washburn. sm7ri.--...........591ss 80 1ss
Barnes. lai6 TAAhbLrn SIS
D1srS1ox RAv1sos. Roger A. Pryor must
assassicete somebody or he'll spell. The Ncr-
folk Htrah haa ths following paragraph con-
corning speech by NJ. Bombastoe prJ or which
he recently made in that city:
"lIon. ncger A. Pryor, in his Ashland Hall
speech, while c:mmenting on the reply Of Mr.
Douglas tn the secession question propouuced
10 him in Norfolk, wound up with the Startling
declaration that II president Of the Unitsd
S:ates should haze the temeritJ to use force to
prevent the accession OF Southern State or
States from the unian, a3d no effort from any
ether quarter should be put firth to re:i,t The
exercise Of federal pouer.he, the H,n. Roger d.,
Soiit4fy and alone, mould b. tAs Rr4tus to pant
ddgQer in hi1 heart."
Here is another fierce fellow. He lives down
in Tennessee, is Bfackinridge elector, and
gees by The usme Of John II. Crczier, Hear
him:
''lt has been asked whe. should Breckinrid4e
men do in Case Of the election Of Line lr. He
pid not know what others might adriee or pro
pose 10 do in such ooatirgency-forA hi s.if
hs ntutr Uzusd *ubmi:-,aerer-aeetr-n
4<A&{EHkff
ted he s0as proud 10 le r<6e-he would mount
tie F.td in such cause. ue would consider
L,nco.u q ps1i0red traitor vixen he took tho
oA.h 10 support the Cons tuition. It had been
said that tue South should wait for some overt
act 0, aggression. He mould Pursut no such pol
icy. Tyranny Adv need with sIow and cautious
approaches. He would not wait till bound hknd
md foot Re would meet it on the threshold.
The rnildts NJ Ling In might MAKE His Qorern-
men, - hotter thou'd b The t0ar he trea snate
upon i"
FA1lrRE or FUsros IN PExxsrLyAX1A.-A
proportion vas made by R. J. ualdeman on
behalf Of tbs Douglas party, and H. II. Fuller
On bshslf Of tho Bell party, to ". u. Welsh, Of
the Breckiaridge PARTY, that q joint electoral
ticket be FORMED on the following basis: Trelre
m.n from the Reading Ticks. nov on both tbs
Douglas and Dreckiaridge tickets; ten Bell and
Eso:ctt mea and fva additional men from tho
Reading ticket; said electors to BE- agreed upon
By t1o Of the three contracting parties. This
proposition was declined by tha D1eckinridg-
erB.
The editor Ct the Lansing (Nieh journal
promised to send his psper TO Republicans, and
take his pay when Douglas was elected presi-
dent Sixteen Subscribers frGm Ma,or, IrE.
ham county, we're obtained on these terms, hut
be refused to send the paper. he owns up that
Douglas will not be elected.
There are three Democratic candidates for
Congress in The Third District Of Michigan,
7. D. Church, Daugla,. Daniel Ball. Breckin-
Ridge, and Henry Smith, Independent Dreck-
inridse. who has challenged Church t. meet him
On tha stump.
LAwnsscE Cousr1.-A friend writes Us from
Bridgeport, Lawrence county. lhs. the Repub-
lieans Of thst portion Of Egypt are vide awake.
The Lincoln and Haulio club in that town now
number1 sixty membsrs End The rumber soon
will reach over one hundred. Tho whole
coaa'y Of Lawrence gave only eighty. nine votes
for ffemontl Tbs Democracy of the county
had demonstra:ion last week, aud after two
weeks hard drumming we're only able to pet TO-
gether about 300 Zen, women and Children.
Lincoln and Ysses will get 7co votes il Law
renee county.
The Cincinnati Commercial 1t xor,d r,+h>
surprised if New York hhould b. carr,sd ~ for ~
Lincoln by fifty thousand mkjorisy over nj ),
We should be surprised If it was aot-Budal,
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