The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-12-13

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THE WIDE AWAKEs.--Several Of our
Loco-Foco exchanges are bothcring them
selves exceedingly about what is to become
| of the Wide Awakes, with their oilcloth
capes and caps and tin lanterns, now that
| the election is over. We can enlighten
our cotemporaries. After having achieved
one of the greatest political victories on
record and created as entire a rcvulsion in
our national affairs as did Garibaldi in
the affairs of Italy, like that great hero
they will return from whence they came
for the present with their blushiEg honors
thick about them. The caps, capes aud
| lanterns will remain as mementOs Of the
rock upon which the Democracy louu.
dered. We would likewise add that al
least one of Abe Lincoln's original rail:
will be carefully cherished as being emf
nently suggestive of the conditionin which
the Loco-Foco party now finds itself-ir
a split stick.
COURT-We are compelled for wan
of room to omit the publication of the
proceedings of Court last week. The ca
ses were principally of trivial nature
and would hardly interest the reader
We may or may not publish an abstrac
of them next week. John Lee, charged
with the murder Of Charles Watkins, IL
Io.- CoD+aYob beT. was ac