, 1860-11-02

Israel Washburn, Governor elect OF
Maine, has ecut in his resignation of bis seat
In the House Of Representatives, to take effect
On the 1st Of January, 1851. Stephen Cohu1n,
Of Cornlcgan, it is said will supply the Va
cancy, There arc number Of candidates for
The seat Of Senator Ha,nlln, 50 soon to be Ta-
Gated, and Lot Il Morrill,, the present Govern
or, will probably be successful.
-Aweck or two since, at very large meet
ing held Mt Salisbury, n. C., Ex-senators IRA
ham aud Badger made earnest and powerful
speeches in opposition to the Disunionists
who threatened to rebel on the election Of LII
coin. Letters from other distinguished states
men, holding similar views, were read on that
occasion.
A new fusion ticket las been formed in
New Jersey, giving Breckenridge three elec-
tors, Douglas two, and Bell two. This sale OF
the Douglas interest by lis venal leaders will
bring ]nrrc reinforcement to the Republican
side,
We the most cheering accounts from
nll 1.lrts Of the county, with regard to lie
sucress Of the County Ticket If any reliance
i Is to be placed upon these reports, the Loco
+! focp ticket, from top to bottom. is doomed 10
| m ipylorious defeat. Let us WORK to ac-
| complish so glorious Tesult.-'pr7H2aad
| Journal.
| Ixp1ASA-T1c Democracy Of Indiana have
had but ia single meeting since the October
| election, aud that wns miserable lzZle- u.
". VOORHEES, MAS advertised rs tho orator, out
| nobody wcnt 10 hear linn. Democracy in In
diana is q thing of the past.
CoN1sc Ovrn-N1ithIn tic last week We
| have learned Of the accession Of several TO onf
| ranks-sucn here ii, thc city. Aud We lave
such assurances as to lead US to believe that
more will come over before the week closes.
The certainty ,tat Dou1,las las no more chance
than the man in the moon Of being elected +
tI,c feeling which is gaining ground, that he
will not carry more than one State at the most,
| and probably not auy-and the conviction that
every vote against Lincoln Is vote for Breck'
intidgc, whom not a dozen men IN the city IN
the least desire to sec elected-a1l these 1acts
arc convincing voters that Old Abe is the man.
| -.4lton Gunrisr-
| TREE TO FREEpoM.-Afr. George Dntton, q
lifelong Democzat, who lives in the township
of St. Clair, St. C]air county, {Mich.) went te
Port Huron, to the Clay lnass meeting, and on
his return, rcnounccd the Democracy, and I'M
mcdiatels proceeded to organize Wide Awake
club, Tic club is now III successful operation
and Mr.. Dution is one Of Lincoln and Trow
bridges most earnest supporters. 80.
Col. Newell 4. Thompson Of Boston
American candidate for Congress against MI
Rice, two years ago, has nov declared hlmscl
in fayor OF Mr. Rice, in public speech. II
thought Mr.. Rice clninently 1t represents
) tive. Tie Dellevcrctts had been claiming II
Thompson Is with them in their barter and sal
business,
, 4 SLIGHT M15rAKH-J. J. Henry, head
i the fusionisls in New York.. addressed
:, letter fcW days since TO Geo. T. Putnam, tn
l. eminent publisher, urging him to contribua
!. to tue cause ofthe "Union." Mr.. Putnam r.
i. plies that he Is In favor Of the Union, nov an
: always, and consequently goes for .Abraha'
= Lincoln for President -.>