Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15

ing of the Gominatiou Of the Chicago Con-
venti0u:
'The nomination, in many respects, is
strong one, and Hili be difficult to de-
feat: and those who hlt;er themselves
that the Democrats are 10 walk over the
Presidential course with ease, will fuj
themselves mistaken. The Convention at
Chicago has given evidence of shFewdBsss,
no less in the nomination Of MF. Lincoln
than in the Platform adopted. which is
progressive without being ultra; aud un-
less il is met by q platform equally plain
and ineligible, it wiil require no propb-
ettoiuterprett Handwriting CD the wall
Some Democra, having described the
Republican candidate for the Presidency
as "A tall, coarse, illiteraie man, about
ffty-two years old, who had been in Con
gress," the Boston J1xrHdi remarks that
all it has to say is, to look out for that
";all, coarse, iliiterate man, about dfry-two
years old" for he is going 20 sweep the
country next fall.
lDN AID EoY VI 'i4s,uNiI' u 9otI-
to publish letter addressed to .. II
Browning, Of Quincy, Illinois, advising
his friends to DO their utmos; to secure the
election OF Lincoln and Hamlin, and ex-
pressing the opinion that they should not
waste their votes upon the Bell aud Ever
EFT ticket.
The Baltim0re Patrio, uses the follow
ing language:
They who know Mr. Lincoln intimate
ly, say, tha, be is moderate and eonser-
yatiTe man, that though opposed to the
extension Of Slavery Into free territory,
just as Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Bel were, aud
the latter gentlemen still Is, yet he is
State Rights man of the strietes, sect.
II is also the sworn enemy of Executive
and legislative corruption, and has char
acier for personal integrity ulimPcacha-
ble"
Illinois, in the opinion Of several lead:
ing Democrats | have heard quoted, is
good for Lincoln BY 10000 over Douglas,
or 10000 over any other mau. In Shaw
neetowu, in 1856, there were ouly FIVE
Fremont yotes-ihere are now l2I we'll
known and avowed supporters of Nr. Lin
coin. In 1855, Lincoln received greater
vote in the State than Douglas, and his
majority would have increased full :, 600,
had not the Democratic preponderance in
Il counties, in the South Of the State,
been so overpoweriug that no candidates
for members of Assembly we're nominated
By the Republicans, and they allowed the
canvass to 60 by default.
CLEAR THE TRAcK.-Forty ha-d listed
laborers Of the first Ward, New York, LEI;
the Democratic ranks one night last week
and came out for tie Rail Mauler" The
people are rgusing to thought and action,
and silk stocking politicians must give the
wall 10 honest Abe Lincoln aud the Sena-
tor from Maine.
The Republican Ratification meeting a,
ST. Louis, on Tuesday night, was the lar
gesi demonstration ever witnessed IN that
city. At least ten thousand persons were
present. Speeches were made by the
Hon. Franeis ?. Blair, Jr., ]. I. L. James,
Nr. Brandt, and others.
The Republican ratification meeting a,
Fredonia, ChauiauQ1s County, on We'd f.
nesday last, was memorable as signalizing
the accession to the Republican ranks OF
Senator james o. Putnam, hitherto one
Of the most prominent members Of the
ruprican Marty in Neu Na-t
At the Republican ratification meeting
in Philadelphis, on Saturday evening,
a large body Of meu came down from one
of the Upper Wards, drawn in an immense
car, the sides of which bore the device,
"The Fillmore Rangers Of 56-All right
Ter Abe Lincoln in 60"
NEW JERsEY.-The Salem Standard
states tina, all the newspapers in that State
that supported Fillmore and Donelson in
1856, without exception, now support
Lincoln and Hlmlin. New jersey mas
be counted with certainty for the nomi-
nees Of the Chicago Convention.
THE AB0LITIoyIsTs.- Anti Stare
yy Standard opposes Mr.. Lincoln, because
he is lot an A5oliiionist. In proof Of this
it quotes his speeches and letters, and de-
clares his sentiments to be Objectionable
to any person adopting their ultra views.
TIE Bearls,oTn Ni'aojsian, heretofore
a neutral papsr, has come out for the Re-
publican State and National Ticket. The
Illiuoisian is daily paper The Prairies
Of Illinois are all in blaze FOX "hones;
Abe" and Republican principles.
THE GERMANS for ABE.-The Burling-
ton (Wis.) Gd.ette, says that over fifty
Germans in tba: village who have hither-
10 voted the Democratic ticket, have ex-
pressed their determination to vote for
'.Old Abe next fall.
Nor PLEAsED.-Tbe Democracy is not
pleased because Seward was not nominated.
they we're ready to cry out ''irrepressible
conflict" ''irrepressible conflict" but the
was spoiled b. the nomination
# ABE"
The Springfield (Mass.) Republican,
,iyes most telicitiOus Gefiaition of the
residential candidate Of the Republican
'arty. 1t says: ''Hc will make, what We
ave not had lately-an honest President
lie is neither trickster nor time-server, 5
'ui Straightforward, manly, able man, g
rho believes il the principle be represents =
is IA yydct the RepR6licaa Hdyornl an