The New York herald., 1860-09-09

g. n Sanders, Of New York, u hare, and divides the
honors with the "Little Gantn
Hersche " johnson teegraphs that he win positively
De IN New York 10 speak 1t the Douglas meeting In
| Jones Wood on the 18th
Mr. Stewards Tour In the West.
MS hkCkrTioN AT KALAMAzoo-wHAT HE SAYS OF
His EXCELLENT FRIEND' STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.
KALAMAZOO, Mich. Sept s-o2oPM
me Wide Awakes Of this section Of the country seem
TO be acting fully up TO the political axiom that "e.srp
vigilance 10 the price Of bcrtyn IL would bo desirsbe
mat these vgiiant watchnen would sometimes take
map They are terrible prosecutors OF Senator ssvard
and his party in their crouitous psYimasss whsre
soever halt ID mads thse NE sure 70 and su>v,
9nss wids Awskss in the funeral black glazed cape
and cap, with the inevitable tin lamp dangling the end
Of pole, and with ashmatc bras bands TO charm us
with dolefu melodies.
The travelling pleasant, because the party which,
like . sncw ball, increases - II rolls along, ID
very agreeable, and accommodated Win special cars
on the railroads, and with good carriages ths cordu-
roy roads, but at the stopping places realize Tho In
convenience Of travelling In dstiaguishad company The
fussy little country politicians who want TO ake capital
for themselves pounce upon the unrssissng SENATOR In
troduse all their friends and acquanances and allow The
crowds 70 press aud around Generally they In.
sist upon having speech, but Mr. Seward usually puts
Gen. Nye, can make . capital speech, Nys 10 alwsyB
ready with witty retort but does not choose 70 %
bored Ill the time making speeches. Then are kept
waiting Till al the arrangements for procsssiou oom-
peed and the whole Of have 70 take part this ludi
crous spectacle.
These politicians might have the common politsness q
letting weary travellers get to their hossls without ali
this ridiculous fuss. II two O'Clock this nosnins
when arrived at Kaama5oo and q thss hour No
found huge bonfire burning in front Of the wigwsn.
houses Illuminated, and those inevitable wids Awuko
drawn up In line, and having their lamps Rimusd and
burning Tired and sleepy, - al our party w~s, par
tculAry the ladies' they bad 70 submit 70 u hesoe o.
being escorted In grand style through The ssrssss
The morning wet and cold, and consequently the ar.
dor Of the celebration u cooled. The fsaaars q n y
parade Of young Lincoln ladies hosDeback, each
wearing trt oolored scarf. Thirty tArss other
young ladies, aatired in white, and rspssssosing
the States Of the Union, drawn in . decorated
wagon. There not more than . thousand persons
assembled In the square where the speaking took place
Mr. Seward was enthusiastically applauded. He aid,
among other things, al invited 10 90 70 KAasas.
want 70 20 70 Kansas before die want 10 tho
Saratoga In the Of freedom, and therefore must
leave here this ascrpooun He had remarked the loyal
ty Of some OF his old friends and aoquaintanoes
70 Douglas, and said 1t Ia honorable 70 Mr.. Douglas
that he has such friends, and honorable 70 them that
they pcrsevere In their fidelity 70 him stil, . not
wise for them 10 waste their votes OF the four candidates.
In the field, the only who, in any possible case,
and after every combination, cannot be elected my
cecnt FRIEND stephen A. Douglas Every vote given for
him In the North Ia vote given for Brecknrdge, and
every vote given for him in the South given for Bel
Lincoln.