, 1860-10-12

Nm. L. Kacdopb, leading UtmccfAt OF Lo'
gan County, IA this State, anncuuees TINT lie
c.n follow Douglas no longer, and is zoW en-.
listed for Abraham l4ucola.
G1rEs IT CP.-The Springfield Lemccrat, tie
Breckenridge crgna at our State cnplss', sn-
nounced en- tbs morning Of the electi3ns in
pennsy lEanic. 1udiala, ele., taat II The former
State e!ec1ed Curtin, Governor, it WEE wiling
to coEcede that it Eculd 90 for Lincoln, and
that lie would b. elected President.
-Tkc Maiison (W:z.) journal nnEcunces
that William A. Knapp, E.q ore of the solid
men Of Wipneb,go County, wto has hitherto
ranked as d leading Democrat. has announced
bis determination to vote for Lincoln and Ham
lin. His accession will greatly strengthen our
cause in that locality.
IA old Dcm,cra. from Clinton County,
1oFa, went to Davenport to hear Douglas, on the
occasion Of his resent visi: there. lie listened
to the little Sucker for tina, uita' when Doug
lag, impudently and s1amefuliy declared lie had
l4bored seventeea ye1rs for Homestead Law,
when the CLIFTON man declared he had been
Democrat I'll bis life ard Douglas maa, but
now be wss gcing for Ale Lncol-.
WHAT C1p ApE DEAnp-"hs following dis
Patch WAS sent By the Pennsylvania Republican
Stats CoEmi1tee 10 IL. Liacoln:
400 ABRAHAM LINCOLN: Sorin9Ge'd. l1linni*
-PESHSY!NaS,a SENDS GKEErtSG
WITH 25,ooo MAJORITY FUR CURTIN.
"sr.1E txS1RA1 Con.
"H;rrisIurqh, 0c:. 10, lsdv."
NonE OF TUE SANE SoR7.-1he following dis
patel, pa,sta c;er the line this afternoon:
"ISptAxAroL.s, OF. 1o.-ABE LINCOLN,
Springfield. Sttte has OLE k-pub!lcAn by
s,60o 10 10 QUO majority. Hurzsh Tor 'Hones'
Old Abe"
Coy. D:a-k Of Nebraska, has, in tho speccll.
e. within the last tHs weeks, fakec ground in
favor Of slavery in al the Territories of the Uni
ted States, and Of the admission uf more slave
States. lie is uoW s:unpi1g tho Territory Of
Nebraska for Norton, tie sqra:tcz:te cand date
for CouRrets.
"A Republican asked one Of orr "crezy for
Douglas" mfp, Wbo went 10 Chicago 10 zee
Dsuglss, if there vaa really erch Il great nun.
be- of people us the Democratic papers said.
"uoH many do you honestly think there
were there :" said th- Republican.
swell, caa'E tell" *ald the douglas m n,
shut i: Was IN nng0dly crowd a.'-Nadsson Jour-
nat.
-Mr. Descb, German Republican, and q
pea:esb!e .ud respectable citizen Of Ga1ena,
uas murderous'y assaulted hy gang If Irish
Democrats, on Sturdy, and badly ;rjured.
NEW Fr>lox IN New Jsn:ET,-.hir!y-tno
| electors Who voted for Fillmore in 1856, resi-
dents OF Pequannoc, New jersey, come out in
the Newark Mercury with q card denouncirG
the proposed fusion il that State, and dsclar1ng
their in1cn,ion to 4o:e for Lincoln.
Carl 5 hurx has returned home to hilwcu
kee, and il in uucsn,mo,lv good spirits At tht
resuls OF the Pennsylvania election. lie madt
several L;ncals speeches il that State, AID nj
doubt xi-ldrd se influence orer the election
-u.re:htlv Y. Johns5n, .ne Do.g1as ca=ds
date for yise President. made speech at Terri
Iaule, Indiana, on tie s:h, in which he mad
the following dixnided and lens'ernaniy re
matk:-'' Abe Lincoln Is the great rail srli:te.
OWN tx anty boyf, any oae Of whom can Tea
hir At day's work epltticg rails, and gITe t"t
| hundred. would pr4fer oze Of them Tor IRE
si6cn., 30 help me Cad, to Abe Lincoln"
The s1enard Indsr says j. has positive proc
that the Douglas party are making e1tensi7
arrangements to import votes into the doubtful
districts Of this State for the purpose Of secur
iur thu Legislature. One mau is ROW at worl
IN Mensrd County. and has met with considern
| bic success.
While such men as John II. Bats, Eiwar.
Ba:es, F4uncis +. B:air, Henry Winter Davi:
Col. Ms1'sriss. and mauy other patriotic South
e,n mea. Gre defending the Republicans and dc
nouncins the corruption and 1ascaities Of th