, 1860-07-06

e*A*-A . F0sV C0@u% ul8
ofrejecsing Arnold claimants to seats from four
towns. and against the Farnsworth contestants
from one town. The report received 14i votes
IN committee. A minority report Was made
which received !! votes. The minority report
WIS adopted,
Hon. James McCoy was then called to the
chair, aud the following delegates elected to the
Dixon Convention:
3. 3. waads"if 4; Ssss'9i y y: !; i.oc%;,. cos,
james Asceyf u. Gsi's1s Gs1s'ss Wright
StroaE RESOLUTIONS instructing them to 60 TOT
Farnsmorih were passed by Il vots Of aboa. sou=
e onc; hare 70: the ezAe:: Gg1rcr.
"Eisss:ds Cc::-tv iain; that IL. ssr.:se tx, I:
'fe sci! r-a. ..:er,ed 'h+ k+2. t;::s .-Strn:
- ~e;' >: 2:c-r in.rra.: G: sae t,s!ri-:. :...1;
!ao :..*:: R3':: II :.ax. 'ie:.:.l7 io -;,- L.s-
r: a!.oa-~ce -: Il. to:.:.y esi1t. NC ::.'
:as -:sseiy ,dcusihed Wit. Chicago uz: 10 .;ec.
that her prosperity is ours; and in presenting
the name Of Mr.. Farnsworth for a re.romina-
sion, we do not suppose tina; We are doing sny-
thing to depress any single interest Of the great
metropolis CT the Northwest. but on the con-
trary are standing by one Of her ablest and
most successful advocates in our National
legislature. Wu1EEstpEs.
L. S.-A paragraph has obtained general
circulation. stating that at Sterling Mr. Farms
worth Was personally abnsivc Of Mr. Arnold.
Hers are brace Of resolutions passed unani-
nsoHsly at The Republican Caucus in Sterling On
the AFariufr iof1r1tnn NJ
marks, and the first publication Of the para
graph:
Resozred, That the Hon. John F. Fnrnsworth,
at the messitng last evening, DID NOT. Ut is
Hon. i. Il. Arnold, but treated lin viii p al he he
courtesy due from one gentleman to another.
Rtsofrtd, That these proceedings and resoll-
tons be published in the Sterling Republican
[Tbi. is the paper which published the pars.
graph alluaed to.
There were nearly fire hundred persons pres
ent at this caucus. and yet there WIS not dis.
sensing voice to this act Of justice to Mr. FAns-
worth. Arnold men voting for it With the rest.
#.
KNOX co1S7r.. Tho Republicans Of 1.-Eox
county held tEeir county convention st Knox.
vile, on tue o1ih ult-, aad nominated the folov-
ing stEoag ticket: For Representative, Arthur
a. .smith Of 0alesburg; Circuit Clerk, John Il.
Lewis Of Indian POINT; Sheriff, I. c. Bso.t Of
Rio; Coron:r, Il. L. Eutchinaon q Truro.
1ATE BsSA7oa1AL D1srR1cE.-Col. TLorass T.
Pickett, tho Abla editor Of the Rock Is'And Rg-
3sfer, h2s keen nominated BY tbs Republicans
OF the lXth District as their candidate for Ser.
ator. He will sg course ba elected By large
majority.
TEE DA11x A1tTAr1nx ExoC1RsE.- Is to
be the name Of the new Breckinridge and Lane
papsr to bs started in Milwaukee, to be under
tbs control Of 4. G. Ellis and L. +. Svine!ord.
The first number will appear on the 10th inst.
NEW YoRK.-FLs Buffalo Eetnng Pat, the
Dunkirk P1fss {the only Democratic paper in
Chautauqua county, and the Genesee Democrat
are among the Democratic organs which have
declared for Breckinr;ags &uI Lana in Western
New York.
Szw HAuPsn1az.-Four Of the leading Demo-
cratic papers in New Hampshire have already
declared for Breckenridge and Lane-ths Ports
mouth Ga=ett<, the Dover Ssatiatl, the Concord
Sfandard, md the Manchester Democrat.
1SnlASA.-Ths Democrats Of the Iytl Dis
trict Of Indiana hare nominated William, :.
Holman, the present incumbent, 4. thsir candi.
date fer Congress-. us il Il miserable dough-
face.
1owA.-We learn from tie NeGsegoF Iora)
Tina (Deu,.) t'.st Mr. Ods1i OF McGrcsor,
formerly State Senator OF Indiana, aud up to
the prsssut time an earnest Douglas Democrat
in Iowa, has abjarel Democracy ia all phases,
and joined the Republican ranks. He stumped
Clayton comfy last rear in hehale Of tia D:m-
ocratic ticket, and Ii, is now shout to tzks tbe
stump in behalf of *'Old Abe" aud the entire
Republican ticket. III has seen the error Of
his ways.
THE GERMAN Pass or IxD,ASA.-We gather
the following facts in regard to tho German
press of Indiana from the Indianapolis Skat<
Journal. In 1859 there was but ope Germ an
Republican paper in the Statc-tae Erfit Tr<tse
OF Indianapolis To-day We enumera,e the
following: The }Oiks5ote Ut Evansville was
Democratic or, rather, Douglas, until after the
nomination of Lincoln aad IIamln. 1t now
supports the Republican National and State
nominees, and will do good service in redeeming
the First Congressional District from the domi-
nation Of tue slavery loving Democracy. The
Ssaats Ztitnng 1t Fort Warne, heretofore
strongly Democratic, has taken sides with the
Republicans. The Indiana Pos. at Lafayette,
hitherto neutral, has deemed it the duty of pat
riotism to take decided stand in fasor of Re-
publican principles, aud filings to the breeze the
8ag Of Lincoln and Hamiin, Lane and Morton.
70 this list may be added The Zt.tung a. Terre |
[Iaute, the Frfie B2attt<s at La Porte, and a
1ew PAPER socn 10 be established ut Richmond. |
In 1856, the Republicans had hut one German |
7aper in the State, the Democracy hsd III.
Now the tables are turned. The Republicans
l0Te Six and the Demncracy nnlx one