Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-19
POLITICAL ITEMS.

In his speech at Hamilton. in this State
Douglas said: When | came to Ohio look
ed upon it as doubtful State, but now have
no doubt but it will vote for MEf What
docs he think of Ohio by this time?
The PRINCE OF RArLs.-We clip she follow
ing from an exchange:
A sou of Abraham Lincoln recently spent
few days at the White Mountains. While
there, very enthusiastic demonstration was
rsssde, giving him reception as the "Prince
of Rails" A procession was formed to escort
the prince" and speeches were made, to
which he made happy reply. The proceed
ines were very numerous, and the Prince
enioyed thcm much They say that for sto-
ry telling and wit, he is chip Of the original
rail-
How Mr. LINCOLN RECEIVED TIRE ELEcTIoS
NEws.-The CHICAGO PEess and Tribune
says:
We hear from Springfield that Mr.. Lincoln
receives the news of tuesdays worth with that
equauinity that s.aFks the man in all emer-
gencies. "Wednesday morning he received his
friends AS usual, and no one, unaware OF his
position. would have suspected from his de
pertinent or conversation that the contest had
more than transient interest to him. He
bears hiraself gaIIantly and we'll.
The New 7 ork Tribune says that it has the
best authority for saying that the Hon. Dan-
iel s. Diekenson openly denounces and repudi-
ates the Dry Goods fusion, and declares that
| ii will be gross sacrifice of principle for any
aa.ional Deaocrat to vote for the mongrel
Electoral ticket consocted by Richmond
Brookes, Henry & Co.
| WAsHrsGTos, Get. T22-Tt is eoacecded that
the Presidential contest is over, tset Lncolu
is elected, and that the Union, for the present
at least viii not be dissolved. Great interest
Is now felt ti' the complexion of the next Gon.
gress, wAith; in spite of the great victories
gained; may be against the Republicans, Tho
Denncea,ie papers generally, gracefully &c
knowledge their defeat.
! WsssaT NEW YoRK WILD poFnR LrscoLS.-
! Senator Seward, Oh arriving in Buffalo on. the
| 4th, was seranadets at his hotel. In: as.fnawl
edgiug- the compliment he took occasion t1
make a brief speecii!-iir which he sail:
! Il have promised out West that the State q
| New York will give him $4,000 majority ir
November A1n 3 right in thisl "A. voice
doubt it!"l Then you are to- nsaitiFiy that
| by two, are your Well that is no more thar
you ought to do, and if you keep ''wide-awake'
| it is no mt re than you can do.
! A. SHORT LYRIc.-The following brief poet
lie edusion'isto be sung to the tune of BLOW
| the winds of morning."
There was a man in our town,
His name Stephen A.
He search ed for his mothi-er
| III P5nu.sysl -va-Ef-a.
The Bell-Everett State Convention of Min
| nesota met at ST Paul on Thursday. Exact
| ly fourteen persons were in attendance.
A formal canvass of tie students at the AL
bsny I,aw School, who are voter, resulted Oh
! Monday: uinccl.,s 56;- Douglass, 81; Breckii
ridge. 8; Bell 2.
The village of Troy, New Jersey, iH 1856
voted solidly for Fiih,ore and Donnelson. Ii
1860, it is solidly for Lincoln and Hamlin.-
| This is but one of more than twenty similar cas-
es of New Jersey country villages rising NJ
/ from the contemplate decoy. called the "Un
ION Ttfe..;s' and: supporting the Republican
| nominees.
We heard a Democrat yesterday, says tn
Lafayette Courier, consoli.ss himself With th,
reflection that the United States Treasury ~s
empty, and it was all well enough perhap
that the Republicans should take charge dur
ing one or two administrations, and replen
ish tsss Golfers with something worth fighting
i for.
T Two hundred andssIxs Trishmen in the cit,
of Syracuse, New. York, signed a call for form
I ing an Irish Republican Club in that city
This step has been induced by the fusion o
the Douelasites ind S wiss-etsell ringers.
The Mechanics and laborers insfhe Charles
town Navy Yard, Mass, were assessed twelve
hundred dollars, to be used against the Repub
lcans in the Pennsylvania State election
Even the common laberers, who get but dol
lar and quarter daylwere compelled d,toIaub
scribe. The saimakers' gang unabimougly're
fused to submit to the extortion.
! Ten VorEs FOR LINceRN IN ONE FAMILY
In Logan county, His, there resides a. famii,
Il by the name OF Pendleton, con,prising min
bays, who, with their father taking the lead
| will all vote for H Honcst Abe Lincol.l.n Here
; tofoFe there has been division among ii,
+ b6ysAsefne voting the Democratic ticket
but tbsy.ailege they are all hard-working men
their 'lattser.having left the South for the pu!
pose Of fnas.itsi living Oh free soil, and by tn
! side of free naen, have determiHedly resolved
4 IN order to secure the same to others and t,
4 posteritys to vote for Springfield
+ journal.
The Albany Evening j Journal says the Bel
men boasted Of 3,660ivotes in Newark, N. j
The Charter election showed that they mum
bered less than l,l00' The residue of the g.
600 are for LINCOLN! Just so it will be found
to be everywhere only more SO.