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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29

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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17
For the Exnres


SULLIVAN. IND, Oct. 49, 1860.
Editors Express: Joy to the world ! and
especially TO Republicans. Indiana is re
deemed, and demsgogues. ms.ma-hunlers
slayeocrats, squstterites aud bogus Demo-
Gratis have beea rebuked by the tolIng
white slaves of the North. )" and the par
ty sunk so low THAT the hand of the resu-
rectionist will never be able to reach it,.
Que Of the reasons for my writing this
letter. ~, TO know whether you caunot get
that large Sas-fub G. +. Cookerly. to hasten
down here and prey-n, the SquGtters OF
Sullivan from drawing the Little Giant of.
aud going for the midnight assassin" can
didate hear several of them already
swearing thai he is not running. and that
they neper did like him much Only last
Monday night one of the gentlemen said
that "Sqqgtier Sovereignty would extend to
Europe" He is now 10 favor of Bell. On
the night previous to the election. the
Douglas wing OF the Democracy held o
make such jacks Of them selves. One thing
(not mas) in the course Of his remarks
said that any man ioho endorsed Abe LincOia
is BLACK HEARTED TRAITOR. But thank
goodness he was not bjrn upoo the soil OF
Indiana. Such a declaration from any
person is So fficent evidence that he il de.
void of even one manly priuciple.!and is at
ignorant contemplate aud dsspicable be
ing. Other similar remark were made b,
man whom supposed would be guilty of
nothing Of the kind.
There was an awful cry raised here ON
the day OF election about fraudulent tick
ets. The facts in the case are these: Some
Of the Breckenridge men went to the Sulli.
van Republican Office ani ordered SON
tickets with Scots name on them Instead
If Voorhees,. The Jo06y Of the SulIigan
Democrat says that "it nesi' no ,loring
aud admits of no ~xeu-s," d. aud OF
course IL would not d. i-r M, dirty
Black Republican" ~ ca .trad,ct the word
of this grand "Glasticltu-.' However,
there is a little Circumstances connected
with this ticket operation. which - knpwn
10 several citizens OF Hamilton township.
There was not only trickery in il. but a
fai.sLO0d told To cover up the rascality.
and u rests between certain Editor aud
Senator The facts are on hand and If de
sired, will be forthcoming.
The Republicans intend tn hold grand |
meeting here on Friday even
ing, the l9th. anj have a torch light pro- |
cession John Hama. Of 'resncastie wIll |
he here and make speech ga the occas
ion. RAIL MAULER.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17
FROM BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, n. Y :. Oct. Is.
The Republican demonstration TO day
has been by far the Rrandest political DIS.
play ever known in this city, fully equal
ing the demonstrations in 1910. and only
excelled by that of the Atlantic Cable cell
ebration large delegations Of Wide
Awskes arrived on the early trains and
before noon the streets were lhronged with
strangers.
The assemblsge was addressed by Carl
SchurE. II. b. Stanton. Mr.. Phelps Of Mass
and other distinguished speakers. Mr..
Seward was expected TO be present and
speak but was prevented.
The crowd at the Arsenal grounds was
varlously estimated from 5000 10 30 600.
The torchlight procession to night was the
great feature Of the demonstration (; about
5 900 torch bearers par~ded.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17

ar The following are a few OF the re
suits of Douglas stump speeches. before
and since the sea- oh for his mother:
Douglas visits Maine-Result: 10000
Republican MAJORITY
Douglas visits Vermout-Result: $4,000
Republican majority
Douglas visits Pennsylvsnia-Result:
25 900 Republican msjarityl!l
Douglas visits Indiana-Result: The
Republicans carried the State by 10000
the first time Indiana has ever voted anti
Democratic Ill
Douglas visits ohio-Result. Repub-
lican msjOrity increased from l3OOO to
20 .OOOi Cleveland where Douglas made a
long speech, gave the Republicans gain
of .O0Oliiii
DOuglas visits Virginia-Result: Slave
instruction in Princes Anne aud Norfolk
counties; result OF Norfolk speech ll!lli
Douglas visits North Carolina-Result
A Kentucky paper says, there are more
advertisements of runaway slaves in NORTH
Carolina papers than ever.
Douglas visits Iowa-Result: Twenty
members Of Douglas Club, at Cedar Rap
ids, secede and declare for Lincoln.
Douglas stnmps Illiuois-Resnlt: 2O,OOI
majority for Lincoln in November.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17
CFrorn the Mis.oor- uem crat.)


IL Upon Prof o. j. Wood. Of St. Louis,
fortune has conferred the honor Of having dis
covered a bdlsamic preparation. which got emily
promotes the growth Of, aud beauties ne hair
in high degree. but res:ores 1t when It Is gone.
or turns It to its ohgaial color after It has be-
come gray, fasleRs il TO the scalp and eHectuslly
destroys such It4nsous eruPtions as may have
zen engeadered by ths OF dyes. essential
Island other iuiuri -sapfliestions. The many
respectable testimonials which ars offered In
is favor, from every part ofthc country In which
II has been introduced, leaves no loop fsor skep
tic 10 hang doubt on. II Is suPplantng ell
othey specifies for the hair, and enjoys a popu-
laIity which 20 other has ever attained. Buy Il
test it-and rejoice that your attention has bees
directed to IL.
CAUrIoS.-Sewsre Of worthless Invitations, a.
several are already In the market, called BY dii-
ferent names. Us none usless the words (Prs-
fessor Wood, Hair Restorative, Depot st. Lou
is. Mo-. aud New York;. are blown n the bottle
Sold BY all Druggist and Patent Medicine deal
srs, alse by all Fancy add Toilet Goods dealers
In the United States and Canada.
Gent n I'm.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17

~ The returns received up to the pres
eDt time throughout the State shows a Re-
Publican majority Of l0.0Sl. Two small
counties improperly reported at frs! as Re
publican and found to be Democratic, and
the round numbers OF about 20 ether coun-
ties reduced as we expected b. the official
figures, produce this reduction from the
majority calculated yesterday The changes
that may be made by the official returns in
the counties not yet certainly reported, and
only estimated i'm our table. will, We think
be about a. great on one side as The other
The 6usl majority will ge near TO-
600. possibly below tia little.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17
G,orincation Postponed.

From the indianapolis Journal We learn
that at a meeting of the Republicans of
that city, held on Saturday night % Con-
slider the propriety of holding congrat-
ulatory meeting on the result of the late
election, it was decided not to hold it n
the time lately announced, but to postpone
il till after the Presidential election, by the
following resolutions:
Ressiued, That in view Of the fact that
on Thursday evening next. the people OF
Indiana, without regard to party will as
semble at the State Fair in this city, 1t is
inexpedient and improper TO bold State
denomination celebrating the recent Re
publican victory at that t'me-and' that
such demonstration be postpone until the
result of the Presidential election l.
known.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA

HALIFAX, Oct. l6.
The Arabia arrived at o'clock this /
morning
LATEST BIT TELEGRAPH TO QUEENSTOWN
LosDoS. Saturday, 3. MA letter
from Rome says lhst the Picdmontese
Laneers galloped close to the gates OF
Rome in the chase Of the Pontifical gen.
d'srmes.
NAPLEs.-Bertsni, late Secretary General
Of the Dictator writes TO contradict the
statement that he had given orders TO op
pose by force the entry of the Piedmont
csc troops into the Neapoliian territory.
He also states that neither Garibaldi
nor himself ever thought of counselling
the immediate occupation Of Rome at the
risk Of conflict with France.
The Paris Moniteur says the affairs of
Syria have entered on new phase; militia
~ action will now be exercised by our
troops.
Seine other chiefs have been arrested
and tried at Beyrout.
The Carmaken OF Druses is bow among
the prisoners.
These measures have produced kind OF
panic among the Drusss Of The mountains,
and their attitude is more undecided.
Aneons has cspitulated aud Lsmoriciere
surrendered to Admiral Persany.
/ A great victory !. reported at Gazerts,
where 1900 prisoners we're taken.
Garibsid is said to have sent the fol.
loving telegraph
GEsoA. Oct. lst.-Victory along the
whole line. The Royal troops are being
pursued.
The Ssrdimisn Chambers have r, solved
that King Emanuel b. authorized to am
mex to Sardinia three provinces OF Central
and Southern Italy, in which the popula
ton. by direct universal suffrage, TO be
come an integral part of the Sardinisr
Constitutional Monarchy.
The Ssrdian army has not yet entered
the Neapolitsn Territory; but Gsribald
announces that they soon will do so. Tn,
headquarters will be at Aquilla, and Vic
tor Emanuel will command in person.
Messinia still holds out.
Garibaldi has made some modification.
in his Ministry TO meet the views of th,
NespoIitans.
Bertani. nieknamed Garibaldi's evI
genius, has been dismissed. and bette
feeling now exists between Victor Eman
Ell and Garibaldi. The latter has writer
to the King, inviting him to permit him l.
retire to his Islsnd home
A new manifesto Of Mezzini declare
; tina: no King Of Italy should be proclaim
ed before the kingdom OF Italy is organi
zed at Rome
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Comsumptives.

The Advertiser, having been restored TO health
in afew weeks by very simple remedy alter
having suffered several years with severe lung
arc elton, and that dread disease, Consumption
lis anxious to make known TO his fellow-suser-
ers the means Of cure.
ssAeit he will send copy ofthe
prescription used Tree OF charge, with the di-
rections fOrprepsrins AID using the same, which
they will find a sure cure for Consumption. A.
TINA, Bronchitis, &c. Tie only object OF ike
advertiser is in sending the Prescription 10
benefit the affiletedand spread information whieh
he concel,es 10 be invaluable. and he hopes ev-
cry sufferer will try his remedy, As II cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg,
dwly Sept. l6. Kings County, y. Y.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17
To the Republicans of the Union.

AZ JLAC uCDuDI1Cdus VI Jut bulUu.
REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL Cox. ROOM,
Astor House, N. Y, Oct. 10, go.
The Presidential contest is con-
cluded. SO far as the opponents of the
Republican party are concerned. A
Congressional District in Missouri
was the first to express its approval of
the actson of the Chicago Convention,
by the election to Congress of mem
Der of that bOdy-an able and gallant
representative of the principles of the
Republican party. The Free States
of Vermont and Maine, with charac-
ter:stic patriotism. responded to the
action of Missouri and now those
great and powerful members of the
Confederacy, Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana, announce themselves in ia
vor of the Republican cause. and thus
assure its triumph in November.
We shall be pardoned, while we
disc lain in advance, as We earnestly
do. any indulgence in ar offensive
partisan spirit, for pointing to these
manifestations of a wholesale and sal
utary public sentiment with unmiyed
pleasure.
But while it is certain that the
nominee of the Chicago Convention
is to fill the high Office of President
of the United States. the duty of Re
publicans is by no means discharged
When he occupies the Presidential
chair, the responsibility of Inaugural
ting and establishing wise and be-
nificent policy for the purpose of Sc
curing good government will devolve
upon him. He can do nothing with
out Congress which is kindly dis
posed toward him. To secure such a
Congress. let no Republican believe,
for a single moment, that he is entitl-
ed to exemption from labor until the
closing of the polls in November.
AS the representatives of the Re-
sublican party of the Union, upon
whom the conduct of this campaign
has devolved, we heartily congratulate
you upon the happy results secured,
and we earnestly exhort you to renew
ed aud unceased efforts until our tri-
umPh is complete-a triumph which
Id only desirable because it will give
peace and prosperity TO the country,
and hope to the world.
By order Of the National Executive
Committee.
EDWIN d. MORGAN, Chairman.
GEORGE G.. FoGG. Secretary.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17
ROYAL Perhdy:

Honor among Kings onght TO be as
much certainty, one would fancy, as
honor among thieves. 1t is not we
fear.
The latest foreign papers contain
accouts ola little bit of sharp practice
which the Ex-King of Naples lately
attempted against his relative the
Emperor of Austria.
Francis Joseph, himself weak and
sometimes wicked sovereign, had so
much sympathy for Francis IL, OF
Naples, that when it became pretty
clear that the Neapolitan tyrant would
have to fly, the Austrian feet was
ordered up from the Gulf of Venice to
the shore of the Kingdom of Naples,
in order, if needs be, to receive the
fugitive King and his family, and
safely convey them to an asylum in
the Austrian dominions.
Of course, the King of Naples was
| greatly relieved and obliged by the
intimation that if-as the event proved
he could not trust bis own navy, he
might rely on the navy of Austria
But, not especially anxious to becom,
an exile, the Neapolitan ruler intimateC
to Garibal1i that, provided he would
discontinue his course upon Naples
he 1.-THE King) would lend him thu
Neapolita1 navy, with large militar,
force, to take with him for hostile op'
erations against Veuetia.
Incensed at this base perfidy, Carl
baldi communicated il to the Empero
of Austria. who Immediately recalled
his fleet to Trieste, and abandoned hi
treacherous cousin to his fate. s.
runs the story, and it is too positive
lily detailed to leave much reasonabl
doubt of its being founded on facts
! Phila Press.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17
Proceedings OF North-vesternI ndi-
ana Conference.
THIRD DAY, SAT. OCT. 18TH.

THIRD DAY. SAT OCT. 18TH.
Conferences opened by reading the sec
ond psalm, singing the 556th hymn, and
prayer by Rev. VIM. II. Smith.
After reading the Journal aud introduce
ton OF several visiting brethren, the Con-
ference proceeded to the regular minute
business. The third disciplinary ques-
ton, "Who are admitted into full connec-
ton ?' was taken up and the Reverends
Buckles, Barnes and Guyor were admitted
The 4th disciplinary question. "Who are
the deacons ?" was taken up and disposed
Of. when several visiting brethren, among
them the Rev. Mr.. Gordon OF this city
were introduced.
The examination of The character OF ef-
fective Elders was resumed aud the Delphi
aud Indianapolis districts were gone over
10 closing the representation OF MS uls
trict Rev. Hargrave. with much feeling
asked for supersnnuated relation, which
was granted him.
The first question on the minutes, " vi no
are admitted on trial 7" was taken up, ana
Rsverends Haskell, Boyd, Fraley, Wright
and b. II. Smith were admitted.
Rev. Mr.. Armstrong, bible AGENT made
a short speech on the cause and asked the
cooperation OF the Conference. Here othe
visitors we're introduce among them Rev
Mr.. Fisher of Lcavenworth, Kansas, who
made a very effective speech on tn
trials aud triumphs of Methodism in tina
city aud territory. collection of So
was taken up for his society, to AID then
ia completing their church building.
After announcing the appointments Goa
| ference adjourned.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.

n n - VT A'Oht II - n N Ass
NEW YoRK, Oct. ID.
The steamer North Star arrived at this
port this evening. She brings 81 ,97l AS
in specie, including the treasure shipped
by the John l.. Stephens
The John L. Stephens, about The safety
Of which some apprehensions were enter
tanned, met with an accident to her ma
chinery.
The North Star also brings news from
Costa Rica. The government forces had
attacked ind defeated those Of &x.Presi-
dent Mora. Gen. Mora, Gen. Canas. and
Others. were shot by tho victors.
Peace and order had been restored on
the Isthmus of Panam and its vicinity
This was brought about by the landing, at
the suggestion Of the authorities. Of forces
from the American and British vessels of
war. Those forces remained in govern
ment occupation at the lsthmus at last SC
counts. but it was probable that they
would soon be Withdrawn.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17

The last desprrat" resort of the Anti
Republican factions. it il understood, will
be to attempt to throw every Southern cleo
toral vote (i20) for Breckinrid q aud Lane
aud to add the thirty five votes of New
York 10 the same column by all Of the
Bell Douglas party OF that State. This at
fords "ie6niie pleasure" to James Buchanan
The former part Of the arrangement may
succeed, but New York is sure FOR Lincoln
in any event.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17

A MoDKL Bor wIru FuruR -rhe
brightest boy Of the whole class lately ex-
ahmed for admission to the Naval Acad-
envy at Annapolis, was a littl- fellow from
Texas, Is years Of age. who had been three
years setting type in n newspaper offiss,
and had studied mathematics aud arithme
tics with a dip-csndle; in the garre, of
log. cabin at night. He was poorly clad.
aud had worked at iype-setiIng in New
Orleans aud ott points. to pay his ex-
penses. II not admitted be expected to
work his way TO his home again.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17
COngress:

We have lost 2 Congressman in
Ohio and ! in Pennsylvania. Carey is
beaten in the Marion District Of Ohio
and Allen is re elected. This leaves
us gain in Horizons election over
Martin, and 3 loss in the defeat of
Theaker, Helmick and Carey. If
Patton should be beaten IN Pennsyl-
vania, we shall lose 2 in that State,
but Patton. though in doubt, is prob
ably elected. So the Congressional
contest yields net result of 4 Repub-
lican loss, which ifno other losses are
suffered will put us in the next Con-
gress 2 weaker than we were in the
present one.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17
Better and better from Pennsylva-

Not only has the Republican majority on
the Pennsylvania State ticket increased TO
nearly double the twenty thousand, .She
limit Of most sauguine snticipations, but
The Cougrssrlonsl delegation will be more
strongly Republican than appeared from
the early returns. Two districts conceded
to the Democrats have returned faithful Re
pubiieans. Tn. veteran Andrew Stewart
once more nppssrs IN the arena of public
lie, and the long enslaVed FIRST District
attesls i,s ena' cipation from he lhraldoa'
Of such demsgoga-s a. Florence a Com
pany, by sending Mr.. Rntlsr so"ni Lin
coin man. a. its delegate 10 Washington
Cay.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17

President or THE INDIANA SESArE.--At
the last session Of the Indiana Legislature,
nor Hammond, resolution wa, passed,
making John II. Cravens Senator from
Jefferson) President of the Senate during
any vac ,ncy that might be oceasioned by
the absence of the Lieut.. Governor The
death Of Governor Willard, and the sue
the office made vacant by his death. makes
Mr. Cravens presiding officer during the
oming organization