, 1860-06-30
MOVEMENTS or THE PEOPLE.

~ "eAs o'+N ~ AA@ 'A4 lHut uHFE
taken place in the State since tue Chicago Cor
rention. Considering that The county gaye
Fremont only 245 yot>s out of 2,Ge9 votes cast
in 1856, it may be considered one Of the most
gratifying displays in political annals. Tie
crowd numbered not less than 5000. 4 pro-
cession was formed which reached more than d
mile il length. narin. the afternoon splendid
speeches were made by Hen. Richard Yates
and John A. Cbestuut, and in The evening by
hon. j. c. Conkliug and James S. Lee. Our
fricnds in Greene claim that they will eirc a
msjority for Lincoln and IIamlin, notsithstapd-
Ing tile immense odds in 1856
sAscAAoS CorSrr.-Dr. Alex. Shields. for
the list twenty years leading Democrat in
Saugamon county, addressed i large Republican
meeting, in au effective manner, at Cotton uii).
on Saturday last.
PIKE CocSlr.-We have d letter from cor
respondent at Criggsrillc, stating that the at-
tempt of tile Douglasltcs to yet up q demon
stra'ion was failure, while the Nationals nre
elatcd aud confident thct Breckenridge and Lane
will crush the "a Little Giant" They iutepd to
raise National pole Of fabulous height. The
friends Of "0ll Abe gre sure of success,
"Just send us some good speakers into the VIII
Congress:ora al district, and we will sirs the lie.
publican nominees rousing majorities.'
DELoIT, {Wis.,) Juac .Gth.-A teleyrapa ap-
pealed III the Ch,cago 7!,n's from this ci1y) Of
Monday rnurniug headtd lore Hundred Guns
mud Torchllsh: Irocessiou.' There were some
guns red-pcrbaps 3nor 10. Something Of a
crowd gsth.red-mos ly 1rish--and the erthu.
sias1n was entirely after The manner Of that per-
suas!on. The torchlight procession contt as.cd
very iayosatly With the rest of the dcmonst,a.
tlon." 1t em3ractd over one hundred in num-
ber, composed mainly of our business Anti p1o-
tcssioual nen, sober nui intelligent-present.
lng an admirable appearance. but i. was com.
posed Of Wide Awakcs h full uniform, and to a
man for LINCOLN and HAN1!S. The buchanan
men manas<'i the cannon. There was no other
procession here. The telegram was del,bcr-
ate swlndle.
onio.-Ihe following speaks cncouraeincly
Of Ohio. We trust the prediction Of our friend
in regard 10 the third Congressional district
may prove prophetic. 4 more unmisiea.ed
scamp never entered the Hal Of Representa-.
tises than this G. l.. vallanlingham:
DAYTON (0hio). June %, 1sG0.-I 10 not wish
to Fay anything in disparagement of sister
States, Jet there is no State in the U1i,n where
brightly US in III. Buckeye State, and in no por-
tion ot tue State where tAey arc burning no?e
brightly thar in the third Congressional dis.
trict You will remember this is the district
m'sreprcsented by .lbe notorious valapdig-
tha ,a1 ~ Tas ~ ao' useu toe enllng
the "meuncst nun ia Congress" TI,s nennh,
licaus here arc wlde.awaGe," aud viii relieve
him from any further misrcpresenling this con-
stNuepcs a3a turning nts oack upon them By
asalu sa5 ing II tonXress that hls sympathies
were wig tne siaseuoloefs. We Will send him
10 lolu us Soutlera masters where ne properly
belongs We had large and enthusiastic
msctuG oa oatosaay evening. GoV. Chase,
~no IS giving L'ncoln m earnest support, ad.
otesseu me assembleo nuitltude. Hc spokefor
ABOUT t"o hours IN LIS Clear able and c,nvlnc-
nG mannst-o.Sn ehcit'hg me warmest ap-
p'isase. I's Goe. Chase closed h's speech by an
eloquent appeal to the Republicans, exhorting
them to do their whole duty in The canning
stfuKe!f, reminding them taat the triumph Of
our principles was surely drawing nigh. and
Tat the great bemocratic party nos onlv lived
IN history that Honest otd Abe" would soon
ne 9 ea!leo uron 10 administer the government
lie here spoke in glowing terms Of Mr. Lincoln,
Ne have not nominated him to please the De.
mocracy. We hare nominated him because he
is honest, faithful and capable, and If there ever
was time when hotcsty was necessity in a
candidate for tho Presidency it was ut this very
time"
Three rociferous cheers we're giveu for Gov.
Chase. aod three for "Oid Abe,'' und the meet.
ing adjourned. Ohio will DO her whole duty
next November. G.
M1SSEsorA.-Tte relative STRENGTH of The tvo
fartions in N;nnexo,, NAV ,,s ant,,arod f...,
49,. r.u., -"' w. eA'Ae'ea ''om
.ue 'o.'o"'os 'e'ef 'rcm aeoffespondent ut
"sa wing:
iii fe.i .l,. Mters., ,une tv. 4. eo1Ese you