, 1860-07-28
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Progress of tho Republican idea.
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Il Correspondence ct the Fre2 md 1dbuns.1
Kesu.. Editors: e60'so"s' A- 'a'} II '''''
To the constant rc.:cr- Of 1he Pnrss Asp
TRIBUNE it would appexr that si,nost every
county in the Stata had demonstrated ita Re.
a.h,,sa ~ ~ ~
-penHean pon1lcal enaracter except Cass county,
I which has been neglected; but th1Bmus not be
considered an erb;h,+;no , d;s;rte,s.ad fse,,n,
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" o'' PeoP1e-iof mere Is no sneh 1eehng'
+ There ara NO people in the State more tnxioua
i 10 spccssl thap ,he Republicans of Ca,s coun.
I .II :.
+ - ao 'neie no 'lcAet more aaap'eo 10 'ne't
wishes fhsn TINT ot Lincoln and Yates. Through
the brief period Of four years our prooress has
been rood and mr. -.r.t;rs ;n,-a,sa rar~ ,..r
ea seoo' "no ou' f'1s.'s fasteese 'et@ u'As
eque 10 aay o1ner county ln The State. Since
1856, nearly all the Fillmore men have come
over to Lincoln. and since hin n opin alton thare
h.. h.., o,;.;-. -..;. &C.,. ~. n.,.....,;.
+ A"@ poa'At'e so!n 4ion4 'uo oeiaoei at's
party, and our vote for Lincoln in November
| will la nreatar than Il vaa in 185a In 1s5G
es9s county nao no regular hepnonean polit1cai
speakers, there are now more than dozen
active debatera. ou;,e a number of we'll oro.ni-
zea Ren,h1;c.n ,1,,hs ona azhs..,.;., poa.'h1;-
| s'1o'' o"e oa'ss.oAo. Asp
eau newspaper 1"e ceHtrat 14sho's'a"') and 4
strong probability Of another in a few DAYS.
With ali theae ..,a,t;.i .,aroa,t. a. r,rt- ~.
1.. =. o1.-1 s:...-1.. s'o ~ "e
oHpeeA ~ A1Ae o'ss1nc'lse impression ne3s
November. But the work is not yet complete,
nor are we willing to let it rest a. it is, notxith-
standing the character Of our gains. know
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| the: Republican to the Dsmocratic party. but /
do know Of several talented aud influential men
| vho hare Is fl the ranks of the Democracy and
Joined the Republicans, I viii mention few
| names. The frat to desert the sham Democracy
] in our midst, was John Habernehl, Esq..
! young, intelligent and Industrious German law.
yer. Mr. Habermehl left Ohio about year
ago and came to Ben1dstown to engage in prac-
| tice. During the greater part Of lis staY here
he has been au actiye supporter Of Douglas aud
has made speeches over the county for tue
Democracy. But he has changed, "there was
part and gone to work with double energy
to aid in tue triumph Of the Republican cause i
His services will tell by uext November.
Next in order is Mr. Thompson, prominent
lawyer of Beardetown, who, from biz earliest
manhood, has supported the Democratic party
up to the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise.
Since then, be haa been unsettled ~ 10 his po-
Hlical opinions. Very recently be came out in
speech and exposed the false pretensions Of
the Democracy, and declared himself Id favor
Of Lincoln and the Republican ticket. Mr.
Thompson is an able deba;er, possessing supe-
into the work Next in order to give his sup.
port to the Republican cause is Il. E. Dummer,
Esq.,, who is too well known prominent lawyer |
through this part Of the State to gain any person
al merit from newspaper notices. Mr. nummer !
has always been q true. consistent, conserra. |
3ra 1rtr &n3-s |
disposed TO cnnine himself to his professional |
business rather than TO 60 aside for political
no1orie'y or political gain, He has always been
Hae 70 ene ola wig ooc1nae' cnoosinR lat9er
70 "ahnolo MS VOTE from the ballot box in t5G
1 1nau 70 encourage !ne sacsess oil wnst he sup,
Poseo 70 We Pollllcal laet'on. Not pleased
VIVA ine po!!nca! o1ganlzauons, ne st1ll oaa-
s.u: seeola natlo1at enumeration Of me hepuolcan
qocuines Al tnlcago. oansoed with those doc.
~ .t4aes, uuu sal!sHeu WIN autauais Llaco1n US
h;t tne e9csen Ieptese9latse man o. the party, be
nes.aly aekno"leogea Inc nationality OF the
pa1sy and the genulneness OF the cause; and
9as showed bis ta1th BY MS works. He ad'
uaessea laEEe ana1enee Jew days ago, and Is
READY % DO 50 again. such men. together with
s9ne o. onr merchants and other prominent
e'ttens' haye come to our party
~ one e. @ mnle & we e1lnE our offerings to thoee
et;on' o. onr osn land shall We not remember the
ehi.a!Toas naaI s. spirits of other shorest' :.
g., Carl scharz-this brilliant orator has just
MEG nj, an appointment at this place Perhaps it
Wy not De out o. Plnce to briefly mention the
clrcumstancea OF his vlsit here, in order to e1.
pose the dishonesty Of the corrupt Democracy
Of thls county. Mr. 6churz's appointment had
been announced through the newspapers and
oa Otherwise = some time in ADVANCE Of his coming.
The Democracy fearing the effect that might be
produced amo5g the Germans, sent for Aren't
zen, Of Quincy, Democratic candidate for State
Auditor, to come and speak the same day. No
tlees were posted up for speech, then the De-
nocl..ccr proposed joint discussion. which WAS
accepted, On condi1lons s. .s.:.. Mr Schurz would
be willing. Doth meu came. Mr. Schurz oe- !
siroua Of exposing Mr. Arautzen and The Dsmo.
cracy, challenged him to a joint discussion, but
Arentzen drclined and uonl1 mi aran cnma |
end hear hin sneak snch ;s ths T ;anoror, ~ and
audacious conduct Of The sham Democracv
everywhere, What a preaumntinn Ia bring
such whf1et to confront Schur4,
But Scburz SPOKE. Ills genius % towered .non,
his people ike monument. H. nossesses
logical comprehensjTe and noetic p0eo pT;nd nnd
when bis sp]een shall have bccomc ; f,i;v 4nu aH
pended, be viii truly be a representative ' man m