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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-10-20
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To tie Voters Of lf-1oi C2uatg:-The I'M
ders:Cned, hereby announces himself an ia
dependent candidate for the office OF District
Attorney, subject to the decision Of the voters
Of I" cod County, at tire polls, Oh The 9th day
Of November ns1t. Tnasaueh Sc the COM
y Conventions o. bo.'a parties fo- reasons
which ere genersllE understood, sd there
fore seq2ire 10 enumeration here, deemed it
IL Xpe2teu: 20 make aaE nomtaa Ion for the
ofs>c2 above named, hare concluded TO SUB
nit ny chances to Ike people, irrespective
Of party; and, in case OF Ely election, will
endeavo9 TO discharge my eGioial duties ri.k
pGo1Ap ness and fidelity.
42-3w CHAS. n. WEBB.
Grand RaDids Oct Is 1850
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-10-20
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IS New Goods are coming in hy
the tons. Scott IS Sampson are open
ins large stock. DITTO, Mo>ber &
Foster. Compton has good stock al
ready OH the shelves. Ditto, HOMER
and Smith 6 Butterfeld. Powers &
Lang will bring on probably the largest
stock ever bsoaght to the Pincry-
Hope they viii all find ready sale ana
good nav.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-10-20
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~ a jubilee was held at Spring
field, ILL.,, on Thursday evening, in hon
or Of the recent Republican victories
in Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio
The crowd were clamorous for q speech
from "Honest Old Abe" bat Senator
TrumbaIl excused HIN, saying he would
address the nation from the east porti-
co Of the Capitol at Washington on the
eth Ct Iiarah next.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-10-20
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Grand Rapids, Oct. Is, 1850.
Tie ~ order of the Age,

The greatest wonder of the age Is that eele
brateG remedy for diseases arising from a de-
billy of the digestive orgazs-Hoofa7,d's Ger
nan Filters The power exercised over dis
eases OF this class by the Bitters is indeed
miraculous They cure the worst cases of Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous DEBILITY,
Want Of appetite, with the greatest facility.
For safe everywhere BY druggists and dealers
II medicines &c Is cents per bottle.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-10-20

OxE CoSs0LArIox LEFr.-A

OzE CONSOLATION LEFr.-A Re
publican down in one OF the 'Egyp-
tan" counties recently remarked to p
douglas Democrat leader that the peo-
pie Of that section had commenced to
read and think for themselves, AMI in
consequence were rapidly coming over
to the Republican party.
Yes" replied the Douglas man.
"bnt thank God We have at least four
hundred men in this county who can't
read, and We may rely Oh their vote
every time"
This is an actual fact Chicago
Journal --~- --- -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-10-20

I7-saAcEE Co31ISG OUT IN A 80Dy
FOR LINCOLN TWO HUNDRED
AND SIX Irishmen Of the city Of 5 II
acuse, \. Y, sign a call for forming
an Irish Republican Club il shat city.
This step has been induced by tic fu-
sion OF the Douglasites and Swiss Bell
Ringers.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-10-20

New fAPER.-We are in receipt Of
the initial number Of the ''Lake County
Democrot," Published at YVaui1og2a,
Ill. The name Of our Old friend S. I.
Bradbury appears as editor and pub
Usher. It goes pelI-nell for Douglass
contrary, we believe, TO the honest
preference of its editor, Oh, Saniyel,
Samiyel. beware Of yimons and locofo-
COS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-10-20

~ c. II. Webb and J. -. Brtin-
dage VIII address the citizens OF Point
BaHsse on Saturday evening, Oct. p,
at Wakeiey's Hotel, on the political is
sues Of the day.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-10-20

SINGING SCHooL.-EHe would call
tho attention of the unsteady inclined
to the card of Mr.. II. 3. Philteo in an
other column. Those wishing to learn
the art cannot do better than attend
the coming winter.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-10-20
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w Vesuvills johnson, the Doug
las candidate for Vice President, owns
III negroes valued at $4,000. This
man is now stumping the free North
Western States to get votes for HIM
self and Douglas. At Pittsburg he IN
suited the laboring men in the manu-
factories there by calling theHn slaves
who were driven to the polls by their
employers. At indianapolis he told
the people: s'You must begin with
your constables, and so up to your
chief magistracy, and plant your foot
on every mans neck who dares to say
he will interfere with slavery any
where." This exhibition Of plantation
manners will not help the Douglas
cause in the North-W est.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-10-20

ENCoURAGING.-We learn that the
Democratic-otlices seekers Of this county
have sent to Milwaukee to get their tick
cts printed. This is encouraging home
institutions with a vengeance.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-10-20

"a The Madison Argus says snow
fell IN that city on Friday last. We
haven't had any snow in this region as
yet.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-10-20

other, and all said ''danen!' said so
several times after dinner, fe:. damn
all the way home. Summed up our
costs and iaconvenieneas, and found
them TO be as follows, l35 miles stag
ing, cash $500, time four days, one
pair breeehes without no place for to
sit down in, owisg to the hard roads.
one plug hat, the rim in our possession,
several bad words, dc, &c. Next
day started for Portage City-rpset
by the stage twice, reached Sparta
just too late for the cars, SO went FISH,
ing. Caught several trout with ok Of
the G. and ditto Of the 8. branded on
their tails.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-10-20

Judge Alban will positively ad-
dress the citizens of Wood county, at
the republican Club room, on Weanes-
day evening next. - .-s- -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-10-20
From the Doctor.
PoETAGE City, Oct. 18th. l6

,;oo+;,~ ~ rotIau 1, =, ,,',o ~ ,,
norton IF the sta,a c,r tIa > ,a,,h1:aa-
a,rs. IN ronaro1 ,,r;v,:.1sa ra,..:'
Grand Ran;3s - .h1 ,u,>; ?.
Wednesday son+ oe wo tba &c.,
mentioned FsenshIican oon+,or.an soan
f,,,,d = ,,or,. r,ooo,s,nE --,.~. --,.,-
Dopo1as 1o3gas :, oriar - ,.aon a,t
Of the wet, for the old stsoa tbat aa,I,
nacon76rs between lisbon and o,r h,s.,
town Of Tibertv no1oS dr;ron l., 49,
horse ,2o.oey (maR;ne t,oo knots On
honr invaria1,Iyl Iaakoa 1,;,s l,ro,,s -
rain ,hro,,,b Tia 1;,.o, 1>,o,,t;f:.II,
They fell IL, tho s.ao,rc ofho.rn.,,, :,
j.. Et+7, ~. a., a., >,
81 fret ,,o u..,,o ,,or,, >1,,, bu4
very vo+ Afo,. o,.,.; ,.;,o - ,,,,,,,,;o
f,.;o,,7 CO., ana,oj,-7 a,,. l,.,,.,.,-
ana to;l us not 70 ba s.};soo,, $500 -
s,r ,,,o ,-ara ,,.;,7,;., t,,;..,, n,;,os -
l~. a. 1aa-.,,,c. Ar.,,o.,;o ~-,n-,:o
o-- ,4,..., VEL. -, .....
,.,.,- 7f.r, ~
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=, n,a,,,.,.,4~, -, >,0 y"
.~,7 7l,r.,.:, ~~a,7 ,nh;rn,,
I,;o o,..,oa ,.,:4,, -. ,,3 -, :.o .oo1.
~
rom impending ruln, for every jolt O
Get cut Of the hole p-aara the corl,
rbou]d have bcon Ston,ad 6r;,l;ro,
old rye whom Norsl;a na1e ,cn,.I, 81
soroeti,;no hpar;rc soma l;+4Io roso.,,
b]aooe to a NORWEGIAN tbumb abon,
later harvest Talked abon+ Aho and
nrc-oonvor+od No,.sl,;e tool, v,+o
old Abe s Dnr1 The icbn--!xnown
80 0'"5'"0 .n0 60 ''1'e'' !" '0'e'
, -" p'o" ,"N 90 .''1 '-,cl' GAM . S'>"41
i"0o't0 -" ''' e'i' lug '0"S'"cg' '''"i
''"' '''',,10'' a. - . '"S''S. >|'"'''
'0',> '''''','0' o'0''>' 1A'e' u N',7 =
va - e'''0'o iV' ''''<7,' '''''> 4
, ~ ,1 ,''.,, 'I' 80 ~ ,~ '.','','"
80 '''l'' ''' :"
- y " S''''l - '''''-' Oil '''''>' ~
'''0' -
stenbcn,s such a liar the devil won't believe
i'm.
Still ralhlng-~pu6 our 1eet TO soak IN
me bottom OF the coacn-]nS empty
\ orSkie 1oif sorry for MS steers out In
the rain-teIt sorry Tor Norskle-told
hlm TO keep his spirits up--d'd SO, Ell
fectna'iy--co"IIh { keep EN- down.
sang with aIdoF much a0"27e12@"-
''Yc who have (sltears to sled, prepare to she'd
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'''N' ''' 40 7e'' 80 'o"1'S 0"''s' >
Gun as'oS''-''ep' III one Oeo al lie
i"'' i'o''s' Il Ne 'e'i'e1"'er "''2h'' -"
9ooo hoa7e-!'p''oP no"Sc-maSn'n-
GENT Ao'el-cnaFh'h5 place 1oF Hshef-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-10-20

- We have been blessed with
pleasant weather for the past week.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-10-20
The john II. Wilson Speech.
LAwRESCEBUR GH, Ind, !
OrfYhar ID 1870. |


Wood Go. R.porter::-In your pa
per OF Oct. 9Th, you call for aretuta-
ton Of the Bogus speech Of John NJ.
Wilson.
The speech was published in The
T v ashington Democrat of this State, in
1856, when Hilson WAS a candidate
for Congress, and was Immediately af-
ter refuted, and the Washington Dem
ocrGt made the amend honorable. I
send yon the refutation.
-.> ours 49, Is ~ c. GALLEY. /"
the Lawreneeburgh Republican, i'll
iroluces the retaliation with the Iu-
lowing appropriate remarks:
'Ihat foul lie published in the Req-
tStor last week, reI.tive to the speech
naie. ~ JUhA II. Wilson in Salem in
1859, has also been Published in circu-
lar form ana spread broadcast IN this
county b. the bogus Democracy, as
one means to deceive the honest voters
Of this county AID induce them to vote
,.:e bogus Democratic ticket, against
tbs convictions o. their better i1lsr-
igt-It%. This iufumoUS SANDER has been
repeatedly refutcd i'll the q Congress-
!uLal District, and there ii i known 10
BE lie. L IS also known to &c lie
% the same persons who are c;rcuIa-
ing 1t III this county. We append the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-10-20

GRAND RAPIDS, VIE:
Saturday Morning, October goth. 1860.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-10-20
WOOD co. REPORTER

EOEsY u. BsggNDAGE, Editor
L. II. NAMES, CORRESPONDING ED1ToR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-06


RURR BLOCKS. BURR BlccKs.-DuPErY, 1HEuREY.
gusuvn Soaeso1 Co ot L. fcs Sous 5sas
Of Frce and Miissnne Hsnufscurers apoos-d he
undes heir sole agent for America The fact that the
highest Srsmlaas i - he szsisos: .ncos
II prize . al 4 he
ss SS,s: ~ PA. sss
+ Pro, re- sr rs % aver ~. O s a
conssss q 500 superior sad ~s ss cod slorrs hss jas
arrived ana being landed Kas ,mler from Hayrs
% reesvs orders for direct France
The crrs. Of thu Legion OF Honor the highest d,s con
tanned for these products has been adopted the ade mark
business wANrxD-A GENTLEMAN, HAVING
sms ss %ossy A. his cc%% M, voS
really desirable 70 Offer Agents and psr.ms having patents.
efiee - ''''
CoA OIL Itt arE EIFf EiSars q poR ssIa
isaa Ssfns'' ana S;f ss.S;y : called . tho
once Of he between he noass q < T. and
The Assni1s mp buns Ksrssns GOAL Carbon and ~
n'''0 VIII wYTHouf CHIMNEY. SMOKE SMELL.
oany Of he lection. htnerto nsnrno aSsAn
s: sa's ss.s ss; s.:y ss.ss %
re Ls iss sdvsss.ss q s%p WI b :sS evident o
lis lamp : he inrnlon Of W n Rseey. E.q o. Esa
ror,da end ne security % n. same beng :uarsnssd o
Sundred IN Europe and America completely COW
srss he SS'n''''' y sArxrr RIGHTS
~ as No. fsssss &C. Of @
p ,as liberal nd aress spp sioa . Is sIhison -
ss, q. n ss ss q /, ss &.
ssss, mssp spa sor y ssp. n snoe FORM
fss wishing % nsrots'e for the s.ns y, Ps.s sRy %
No. IRA Canal street Broadway, New Hort.
Ccss71r171os cTCs7Tvz.Tss AID D7srTTg.
~ completely cured vihsut mstseinss nleea,a~ nssna
ysrsiass soOd ssnut.earss ,c% whsr,ss o,.cs s.ss
he srvaierta Enine,t cherss A. ss, %e evs,ns 80
.s- s.omsch and bowels can b seen Il ne osie Sssafss
~ s. AZ ssss y r. sss Der pound
ISAAC McaAY. sie rorsJih sreet near House.
80 vor vxpvvp MONEY uaxy xssr =. nuY Buy rgE
~ w.i.%. ss.,qs m.sAlae for 80 4ni: ~ Nst sscsA
.o--c--, $3.50, ,soy ~osss-aarrsaorsrs
"a roess,Tio.s e s.usd .lss 1 Z. q ~ ssis CT
vsnh street Brccelyn. p.
81 soss ~ s.s II % pros b. VIZ D. AZ
hLEws sao:. MA water street y. I
JAPANESE ssocxs roE sAIE-.oo BUNDLE OF
wfu6e sid vrry low by T. u. SIMPSON. g soaih sres.
MARBLE xArrEs-rHx susscsrsER rsgoaxs
~ s snr eCSsr psu n Ssr y fsass wLns . b.y s
s s.r ma syssaa Kew YSsE ''' "a
-
rear Third svsnue Ihs lazy no 49, - ~ sm's s
ashoo and - asvv.s 49, usn sns 80 80 ~ s.s
end prev.nipo yosps 80 euael. 1891. NJ - -
rssruns.t e AZ she reoIss ~ 1890 f s
49, ssnSsrsiy tsconinr. N teeth arr cicsns from Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-06

OSO BRoADwAY-ro LETT THE SECOND rroay
Goa Of the house $50 Broadway IN perfect reoar sua
BILE for club family: mos eligible !0-aton Ap
py to Prof d. LAGRoix, second door back ROOM from 70
HAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-06

CONSTIPATION f~OfrTvESEss AND DYEPEPsIA
u completely cured withsu medicines njccu,ns o. hatAa
b. Days rr.aenss Crsessr, an 1ses1is and nu1scoo
h srvaertA Eminent cherss AMIN sst he erveuts
tans more nutrm hs best wheaton four IN he %
IN IL 70 Cerncates their mild and beneficial nnr>uc~
the stnnsch bowels be n Inc bakery Nanufss
sursd and cd only By the subscriber Al h Wholesale aud -
taii variety bakesy. Price - e~ns per pound
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-06

re- f8T-pAKT CO.. HOUSE NO - fOuRfu NNhNuk,
a between rweny arss and twenty 4secord .irsea Hot
and cid waller, bsiA Gss. A. AppJ oJ HOPKINS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
aoNDs AND "BUGABOOD

II ia instructive to compare the bids tor the
limited States loan Of Monday and those made for
that which Immediately preceded it in February
last. The lowest price paid for portions OF each
was par or 100. The highest price paid in Febrn-
ary was 100 5O-1OO The highest price paid on
Monday was 1OI 45-1OO or nearly one per cent
higher. The difference is to be attributed solely to
tbs difference in the condition of the money market
in February and October; for if there were any
other cause for It, the credit Of the Government is
evidently better now than it was then, as its bonds
command higher price. The best evidence of
the popular belief to the solvency of an individ-
ual or State is his or its accepted credit. If a
story should be started that Mr. VIM. B. Astor
YVES about to fail and if it were generally
believed, IT would be difficult to sell his notes at
ary price; ifit were not believed at all, his notes
would be taken readily at par. II anybody wants
to test the truth of this statement let him start the
story aud see what he will make by it, So of the
Federal Union. If anybody believed it was about
TO come to grief, to be dissolved utterly, to pass
into new hands, or even to be struggled for by two
hostile parties, capitalists would be careful how
they took any bonds of its making Somebody has
started that story, and long headed bankers never
theess give one and half per cent for the privilege
of lending it money at so low rate of interest as
five per cent-give more than the same men did
eight months ago. Is not the conclusion rresisti-
ble9 Nobody heeds the absurd braggadocio of the
brainless agitators at the South, who are nothing
unless noisy; ard nobody believes in the pretended
fears of Northern panic makers, who, like pick.
pockets in crowd, hope to gain something in q
scramble.
This United States loan comes at fortunate
moment, and is more triumphant reply than
volumes of argument could be to the allegations
that ally harm to the interests of the country is to
be apprebended from LincOln's election. 1t is
taken up by all sorts of people for all sorts OF pur
poses-by Savings Banks seeking the safest and
steadiest investment; by individuals who are will
ing to take low rate of interest, provided it is
always sure and prompts and by bankers who buy,
some for foreign account, and some to sell again;
but by all because they feel the most abiding conf
dence in the stability of the Government, and that
there are as many surees for the security OF such
An investment as there can be for anything OF
mans deyisipg.
Now. isn't it about time that this insane gable
about Disunion should come to an end?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
INDIANA,

The Indianapolis State Journal Ct the Goth has the
msjorites for Governor in every County of IOdisns
but Spencer, which casts some $500 votes. and
gave Willard (Dem 2l2 majority in So. E,ti-
mating Spencer at $50 against us, The Journal
makes the result ss follows:
Fhy.two Counties give msjorites for Hepry S. Lane
tRepubican), amounting In all to...".......... nsi
Forty Counties give msjor,ies for Thomas A. Hendricks
(Dtml amounting In all to.............,....... ASH
Apparent Republican majority In the sis,s.... loOss
The Journal thinks the Official Canvass may pos
eibly reduce this to 9900-not lower, That will
do. OF course every msn ON the Republican State
ticket is elected, along with of the II Members
of Congress, and a Republican majority in both
branches OF the Legislature.
Indiana never but once before lin 1851 gave
Republican majority. And she has given this
round one of 10000 upon the hardest canvass and
the largest vote every Known. ANY State is as
perfect liberty to do better; but has she not dous
eminently well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

The Republicans of Queens County will enter
tain their trends from all sections Of Long leland,
and sll Others who choose to visit them, with q
ba becue at BInshvilIe, near Jamaica, to-day. AT
noon, a roasted OK and other visnds will be served
up. The intellectual feast will begin at p M,
when Gov. Chase OF Ohio. the Hon. WIN. Penping-
ton of Nsw.Jersey the Hon. John Ccvode of Pc,
Senator Wilson and the Hon. Arson BdrGogame
of Mass, Geo. w. Curtis, esq, aud host of other
gentlemen, are expected to address the assembage.
la the evening" there viii be d grand Wide-Awake
torchlgtt procession, and an old-fashio 1ed Long
Island Clam. Bake. The Long Isiaud Railroad Com
psDy have made special arrangements for the occa-
siop Ira will leave South Ferry at 10 g. IN, $3.50,
43O, 535, and e :46 p III returning at2: 80 and IL
D. 10. The demons ration will undoubtedly be 10
every respect worthy Of the Republican yeomanry
of old Queens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

The steamer City of Washington, with European
dates, via Queenstown, Of the 18th inst, passed
Cape Race last evening. Details of the battle OF
Volturno had been received. 1t was Protracted
aud bloody struggle but the Neapolitan army was
finally driven back to Capua, with less OF over
8, 900 killed, beside 5000 taken prisoners. The
force of Garibadi lost from 200 to 1000 men,
No new movements had taken place. Affairs in
the Papal States remain unchanged. There was
downward tendency in breadstafs. Consols, 93s
for money and 93a993s for account.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
OHIO IN FULL,

We haze before Us, in The Oa' STATE Journal Of
the ODD the oficis vote cast at the late Election
by every County in the State Of Ohio. The sggrs.
gates are ss follows:
REPUBLICAN,. pssocRArIc BELL BvxRsrr.
Judge Of the Supreme C0uft;
BIirckelhof. ar s54 Saith Fusion) ESQ
Republican msjorty over ali sorss ....l3,Oe4.
Far -fforney G-nsydi:
Mprrsy.....2s2tT S'snbsueb. lss ss9 Hucheson s&s
Repub. Dem. .25,27St over al soIts 16,63S.
For Nessbe, OF Bodrd Of Pubic Wvks: -
Sersent a 24 Bark 40 4lf Ooherty.. E
Rspub. over Dem "a, s4Ot do o'er oil Sorts. 1854.
Never before was the aggregate vote Of Ohio 50
large; never but once was the Republican majority
so decided. In fact, this 10 the 6fst election ia
which, with three parties in the field the Repdb-
Lean vote has exceeded that Of all Others. The
following are the aggregates cast at the most nots'
bic former elections:
1856. Fremont 1874 Buchanan i7osT4 Fillmore % ln
fen oDts plurality rs 623 buch and FIJI FTs III tt
1858. (sup JUdgr RePuh... IN 952 Dem los sos
1888. (Goyernor) RePub .....lS& so Dem ...l'tsss
If the Dry Goods Committee have aoy spare
funds, we recemu,- nd the State of ONO as field
for their investment. II would resdly absorb any
amount, and render returns equally satisfactory
with thOse already received from PENNSYLVANIA
and soon to be realized from New YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

looking and best marching sections were those Of
the Bell and Everett men, who have very closely
initiated the famous WideAwake organization
Broadway was well filled, but not half so many
people came out to see as on the occasion of the
Republican parade. The exhibition seemed to
wear the ungracious official stamp of "done
"to order;" there was little spirit and no
heart in it. The want of candi-
date was soemnly appreciated, there being nothing
to hurra for but "The Union" for which the
Wide.Awakes cheered even more Justify than the
Federal Office holders. Early in the evening, the
more prominent Republican banners were farled'
and the rooms closed, so as to prevent even inc
possibility of aording an excuse for disorder; and
therefore everything went of not only peaceaby'
but with unexpected dizziness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
Apparent Republican majority In the STATE.

When men spend money with large chance Of
getting nothing in return, they will, at least. save
their reputation for dignity ii they keep their ten
per- though the n oney should prove a dead Ices.
The last sum cent to Pehnsy ania by the Fusion
Committee, just previous TO the Sta.s eectsDa, was
$50 900, and their chaerin is unbranded that the
return was majority against them Of rather moro
votes than they sent dollars. The last sum sent
out by that Committee to tss rural district, Of
Central and Western New.York was $50, 600.
Without doubt, the result ~il be about vote and
halt for each dollar in favor Of the Republican
ticket, and it is not Impossible that tie whole
$1,000 raised to be expended 10 that region n ~
be balanced BY p4hjoiiiy Of exactly that number
ct votes The raonsy was sometimes freely given,
and scmetimss not; for We learn that considerable
SIMS were assessed on many dry SO ida houses whG
have bat little meaIs ard smaller VII t. give fal
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mou. calumnies? Have they told the South that
they were mistaken-tbat Gov. Seward had no
knowledge or suspicion that any such raid was
meditated until long after it occurred And might
not these gentlemen be better employed in uodoing
their past wrongs than in urging the effect OF their
fal.ehoods on the mind of the South as reason
for keeping their party in power
A Republican National Administration VIII oisS'-
pate all their caumnies, and disabuse the system
atically deluded people of the South. Repuoll'
cans press on