The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-11

versine a section of country more hlckly settled aud
in better state OF cultivation than any OF the olnr
lines Yet the present business but drop in the buck
ct compared 10 what viii be Ia more prospsfo, @
1t is the only one of the Land Grant hes "a 's ~
has fulfilled the requirements OF the ACT 81 Ahuhs 'ne
lands - .,.
The Farmers Ieaguc TO have jed out OF AZ eas,
nothing has been SAID OF of late no per III attempting 10
oreclo the railroad farm mortgages they have hal no eS
to keep up their ofgar2son The Legislature thus
winter willtae acton in regard TO them as vel as
the CITY bonds which ao~edto along without tho
Il being paid The prevailing opinion seems 10 De
thai the BOMBS should be paid the citizens be- nnng
TO feel She odun OF Reputation, and that the Sinking
Of Obligations is not always the best way to get along in
the world. taa
OUR MILWAUKEE CORRESPONDENCE
MmwAuKKg, Wis, Dec So 1859.
Nomination Of Lim Cen Sroe Hon. atoas Rsceirea'ohn
Bronr, Raid-Bels Ring ia his Honor In Senator Doc
Iitle's Oss CITY, Political Parsons ErtoRtag Ma-Re.
publioans If Wisconsin EsYeaaiS2he Toe Wng Of tho
Pa,fyIIeIper's BooI-7he Tsr Book Of Wisconsin Pot
tciGns-Is Successful advertisement an Cangr,ss-Hepr
Becoming a Saint Of he Payty-Seaoard Douglas and
Buchanan in Wisconsin Tafr srea90-Tae Business
OF M,l,oaukee Rertsin9-The West Learning Economy
Passenger Rdilpoy, dc
The nomination Of General Scott placed the rabd re-
pulncans OF this place nees. They see Ia move
ment which followed up will destroy their Influence,
and sink them obscuriiy by taking from them their
stock in trade, rather agitation upon which they I've
At first they pretended to doubt the teegraphc report,
but upon the arrival OF the New York papers, with full
report OF the meeting substanstng the former report,
their une asiness manifest but appeared to ind
consolation in the fact OF bis being nominated by an out
side meeting, instead OF the regular one But IN that
point they did realize The fact that the outside
meetings the only spontaneous gathering OF the people,
who untrammeed gave expression to their sentiments,
without, fear favor whilst the proceedings inside were
gagged by the square rule In accordance with the mea
suremer OF Its managers The politicians ofhe West are
evidently dspleased with the movement and knowingly
assert Chat will not amount TO anything; but the masses
Of the people have net had their say get Julgns how
ever from their private expression the ball needs but to
be started here when there viii be expression Of feel
ing that VIII surprise those who trying TO keep it
down The hearts Of the OF the Northwest beat
in sympathy for the hero Of many battles Anything,
however that uIses the pars Of the politicians and their
thimbe rigging arrangements for the spols i at once
ciassed OF Importance the wish being TIE father Of
the thought Thus is with the Scott movement.
The John Brown raid has strengthened the AMI slavery
feeling or this section in other words has created
deeper prejudice against the institution OF slavery he
minds Of those OF anti slavery tendency and aroused
determination resist extension with greater energy
On the day OF execution the sympsthzers attempted
&c, up Brown meetings but they SHINY attended,.
The feeling although quito strong in sympathy with the
man-nore for his bravery thaa anything e!sewas not
strong enough 10 induce them give expression 10 in
pubic meeting Those that attended were the followers
Of the Free Democrats aboouist editors, who seem to
manage TO control aboa, one half of the republicans Of
This Stale.
In the southern counties ,hose that roll Up large
republican m,ofities the feeling ragged 70 almost a
rra,,v A, R,cpe Tho home and residence
10y ~ $685. a. Inn,;,,,. ,bc church and nnhIjc
hills ware ring on The day OF execu IN in his honor
Meetings in different localities have been quite nl'
t s dozen q, more nnIn,s some Of them decIlrjne
tne gaso"s upou "n'Sa NC Was he ., Sisa,as NJ
tfVss Vt oui !, - ~ Wy 49, rs,s. e.
Tact There aecile1y s,fone ~ e.us sos
btuwn an W" ,.. 4, noaS, ,h.ir avr, s,a, ~
nan nss q euve. @ ,bi u,,lar' thev bava mona
20 Yep & n W." rci,oonts Many deposnee the
70 spar uon M, ., ,b .aroe ,i%ne cxn-css an al
,, " o. , Nan Dor bts bravsrv The democratic
naor ,S ~ s, I,ho", anv excen,ions deoouncs hin,
IN oer Mrms, WINS. .ne ~, ,.,,i W w.,
nin Fcuan s,ens "nen p 80 a. 49,. 49, =.
nteei.ks tsIr SUCH too as any person
VIII hal an eye. This sympathy exist
with majority Of the citizens OF the State all OF the
republicans but extensive enough TO be of importance
One braxch Of the republican pay OF this state of
regular Islrrepressibe conflict school, who by
Hsiers' impending Crisis; they have sufficient Myth
Ia most Instances to control the nominations thus in
govern the party These are found where.
they suding Brown they extremists every
point tb they touch and were they 10 DAY irving in the
South they would be the ire caters of that section aad
icst derce in their denuncsns of Notherners they
thing TO give vent TO their elngs upoa and " they
nothing else would be around orumuin. % witches 10
batg other mode OF ventilang yessqoal.
ly ouiapdsh. They could without some such
citerncnt-r Is part Of heir nature There IS hoxever
conservative portion OF Which the present Governor and
pooitic are representatives, who feel ashamed OF por
ton OF their company bal cling 70 thora a. a mater
OF policy ana convenient appendsges to obtain
Office with. Some Of the republican orators of the
State have made teXt book OF Helpers "Ir.
pending Crisis" Tor the last three years, taking
u With them upon the stump, and reading irom
to enl shten lhp people. number circi.
lated hcrC in 1857, but old not At that time meet WITH any
great sale many OF them wing upon the shelves OF the
book ult the covers became faded TIE discus.
s,o0 IL Congress has thoroughly advertised It, an every
body republicans and democrats, are now reGing them,
the demand exceeding the supply tbs name Of Hsiper
Is becoming a household uamc in tue West, and ike
BroxD, esfast becoming 81 the Saints pgb-
party, who WILL upoR his death. De cxnonized With
the other great splits 0i the age Congress has gfveu
him rotogieiy throughout the country. 3,
would be excellent speculation for some Yankee, ID
get bis photographs 70 distribute: their sale would
almost equal TO Browns
majority OF toe TepGblcans OF the state are Tor Sew