Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
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The Augusta (Ky,) Whiting Club have
forwarded TO us the following letter from
their President, who is travelling in search of
information for his Club, in imitation of the
great "Pickwick;" ,, 4o,.. ...t..,., .f,.
CINCINNATI, o., July 10, 1860.
To the A,Dasta Whialipg Oiub; lt ...-I.fr.
GENTLEMEN: Having been appointed al
your last meeting a Committee on the Polit-
ical Aspect of the Times, have proceeded
without delay to obtain the most reliable in
formation, and herewith beg leave to trans
nit you the result OF my Investigations.
From acknowledgements made by that most
reliable(2 (2l political journal, the Enquirer, il
has been established beyond doubt that
Douglas win carry Illinois, Wisconsin, Texas,
Florida, South Carolina, Arkansas, Missis-
sipp Louisiana, Ohio Life and Trust Com
pany, JEFF Independent nix fur sta and
Erin-go-Bragh him by hand
some majority. From the Commercial and
other equally reliable sources, learn that
Buck and Breck are carrying every thing
before them.G BY judicious system of re-
wards and punishments they have succeeded
in gaining the ascendancy in New York,
Massachusetts,, Boston, Yarmouth, Ohio, all
the Jerseys, Ole Virginny, Harper's Ferry
the Custom-hOuse, Postofiice, Marine Hos
pital, bred Scott and the Louisville Courier
thereby distancing all entries for the White
House stakes
The Louisville Journal Of the nth is very
sanguine of the election of Bell and Everett
having received private letters from the fol-
lowing tribes of Native Americans: The
Kentuckians, the Tennesseans, the Louisian-
ians, the Marylanders, Delawares Seminoles,
Blackfeet, Arrapahoes, the Choctaws, Greeks,
Flat heads, Root-diggers,i Dacotahs, Texas
Rangers, Plug-U giles, Blood-Tubs, Dead
Rabbits, Peg-alls, Killers, besides "Mose" and
''Sikesy," who are expected to cooperate
with the party-thereby rendering their
election morally certain. LrF,g .fI .U5
From the New York Tribune learn that
Lincolns prospects never were brighter; in
deed, his election is considered so sure that
he has already named his Cabinet. Fred
Douglass is to have the post of Secretary of
the Treasury Dred Scott will be Postmaster
General, Helpers Impending Crisis, Secretary
of State; Aunt Harriet Beecher Stowe will
be Secretary of War, and Uncle TOMS Cabin
will probably be our Minister to England.
Greeley, Seward, Sumner and Tom Ford
have been appointed . special Committee on
| Public Plumber .-tI. t,t..#.r .....
| This Committee will, Immediately after the
Fourth of March next, proceed with all the
available forces at their commandl, to steal
every negro South of Mason and Dixon's
Line, and transport them all, old and young,
TO "Dixie's Land, " where they will be conf
tortably provided for at the expense of the
Government and, as they will Immediately
have strength enough to Justify their admis-
sion as u State, "",Dixie's Land is expected
to form a very considerable addition to the
strength Of the Republican party. 1t is pro-
posed TO keep up the supply of cotton and
sugar by importing white negroes from the
poor-houses and orphan asylums Of the
North, who, being accustomed to hard labor