, 1860-10-12

@eAa~ ~ u 1A%k'C AA<Ack ~ AV IG|tNa GA"
Taataso t:an - employ him to um.' tho
close and doubtful L. gislstve dis.rict5 in lii
no;s.
sr1ksa' ~ THuUG4lT OF IT.
The New York papers leok upon the result
Of the ;ec mi eleclioas as lie sure i,.crurrcr
nt a Kspu'' 'ican triumph i'll Ncy.nlber. Tie
Tribune s.ys:
BUYS, NL'yE GOT 'EM! rESNSTLyA-
MA Las bone i'll T:.J ,:ay fu { and
contufe t. raelr hearts coutert. withdrawing
fus1cn t n President with d. ; GnoJs lcr VICE,
but The te2;l is doh". As 1he coorea pen!le
nar remarked about the expiring qG.Gsnp.d;
Ther='. 20 use II doing any yth;e: auout Ill
"h9st. IL syts 1850"
The 1ev'l, not part zac, but tair toward tho
R:rutl'caus, sees what is approaching AID
progno=tica;ea thus:
4 more :t'ber cs.inste ct ihs ;claeac= C.:
.his inpo1z.nt vi:!nrs would Il. ;csx. c,EceGo
that II reeters certain large msj ,rty n Penn
s.'Tsa'a i"r trr K.Iubl,can electoral ;iik::,
aud thai il :7ili inspire tne 1irfu5lics nr oi S=a
York wdh 50 muc: Addl:ionui courage 3ad
cou!i'ierce as tn 1eiey- result :,ere Ct iii
reasonable dous:. 1t :s safe t. say tbs: The
Tie Herald is Gu1nb. .f,uzded, Tut musters
co''ra5a :'- AZ u2;op, aid lcrg ru:l, S.: org
gull ard pull tl.o:ethc7 IN New 7.1k,
where, ii says, thu !usio-;sts lave full fifty
thousand 1r,:j orty, il ,hey will uui:e and 20 to
tic polls-a vaunt Which all tie Ik1alds will
rever be ahie 10 maze g;cJ.
TIE Times thirks that Panic is waited;
''u! that lie eft rts Of the alarmists caanor
get one up fer the bspel: Of tie stock.op:ra.
Tors wEo are :p=cula.ing fora fal. 1t eri-
dently regards the CONTEST as decided.
In Philadelphia the tone Of The lealiDg pa.
pers is Tot difIt1czt Tie Pennsylranfan
(Dem.) is down in The mouth and sulien. The
-No'sa american ser.}is jab;lznt. Itprsd.c:s
greatly increased m;.j .:ri!y fer Lincoln by tho
progress Of .hs revolution. The Press D>us-
las) breaks cut ncain-1 fusion With 1he Br1ck-
iHr.dge!tes Oh a-y lsr:=s CT ior auy purpose.
Il really comedies tic election Of Liucoln.
In Cincinnati, the same opinions that are
prevalent in New Yo:k a.d Pennsylvania
mnk the nt:eraLccs o. the journals The
Enquirer Douglas hiow-tard) Eeems to lave
Lsd str. jyht bit somewhere in the pit Of the
stomach, a.d another ou its pscpcr; the two
have made it sics AID taken away its power Of
speech. II rrunts, AID like Tie Times ond
Herald Of this city, calls On tho ,ai:hfal to
= +'Iur,t" ca tic encm; sud march boldly up
10 lie 'scnAs Of Yorktown" The Ga=ette
is Joyous hut cco1. It Pred cts the ctriain
ci=croa Of Liccc1c tv uarrcc8dentcl zaejosi-
tics; ill.,. Commercial, careful always aocus its
s:al.u:e:t4, joins lnar.ily in lie Castles
opnioas, which vii lot be rejected by any
s:asib:c sd vel i1lo11atd man. Let the d:s-
uoionists howl
Congregational Ei.ctlous III ranukyI.
vnnJa, O{t.s aud indiana.
We na:ned chr Tsairls IN sdvsEce cf She
lete .;cci. ~ ID renns: lvan;a, Ohio aaL II
ass, tr:. th= K~pu.l:ca, might lese three
nlenbe,s "F Coreres: IN Pennsylvania, three
ID Oaio .,4d OLE in lE6iaua- Our fesrc, il part'
| have bsea I=A!iz-G. Indiana, h1Tcvtr. tss dot e
better .h;o W. lad cared 10 :,cpe. The iaFuo
licaus have not q; :; Ht1.i all tll=y Won ia 1886
i'll. the ~: oi Tie Aa!l-l .c,n ,,t..l;is but :hey
haze e=;.tu,s:i tic En4.t.h sis:1iet-ale Of t1t..
! E:ypt::s. i:cr.13ns o: :ie SAFE. .'e a7e filed
With ss..n,aa'c:.: =: :l1s Part e tic sdis1 !:
triumph. 4: the state election in 1856 Govern
or Willard sa1 E"S:'-'s Eate:vsd *':s3 rsi i,ri'r
il 'h.: s:ric'. 4rd Ea::aaan ttat F:tm6nt
| ;,:lG yolss. Twa years -:.7 tic Democrats CIR
| lid i. 65s;u .s 81 -, ;ua ,glsh WIS re elect
ed hy 1850 m 1or'iy o:a: the Ke.;ub'.~a7 std
anti Lee ,:sp:on caEd:a4:e- We tai heard
CT tse Revolution which had taken pluce *in3ng
| she Uru,5c:k ic Germans, but salPased tia: tie
| Bel e'efs'1 'o'e, which "as cast f"' the l'1ug-
ls..lSr<c i-r:1te candida uncrT tie adE:ce
aad Aale"es CT tie L'ai*E;s's S>H'A.. s'sha-
ter CEl.tsnsca nd iie h"o"-Nolhtn% party ti
kentucky, ~oaEc gre ihe o:s'rlc: 10 Tie Ffa-
| Slavery eaaa;cate. lac olsts'c. aeJ IN: LOUD
| E:l!e, "h'1n adds to 'fe sl1n'nc4sce OF t4s
c.spge q sra:maa: that :as :; keH + see. We
g'ea: 'caFe2 1ne 'o:s '' ouan = oss'f:'" ounn
| TAU u '"' es'7 o89 oes" i" ASe>".s''oa oA'o
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- 7uou'" s14 ~. N""' 49, 80
| earf'eo ~ :ne.e viii 'sa'a'' ~ aus n-A.'e. 49,
AMI hao" So:h'Sss oot Tue ISL arc '9-'e nc
publ'cans having secured s@e o'a'E n'"s o'E
t:.cls, being d gain o: 'wo menbtrs oa INT
prese,: delegation. ...-.
At the Presidential e!ec.ion Of 1eod, the l1e
pubieans elected Csc ahd the Democrats si1
members c: Congress in 1adieoa. ihia show:
tho powerful mer;a Of Republican principles ii
tho Hoo=ie- :s!a:c-Layin: in that scS1t rerias
s.or'ued a:d tsksn three It not tour, OF the Il,
Democratic members, meanwhile he!dius 81
their cvn. Ill hoEor to Ii: Republicans Of In