New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23

vicinity Of Osc,ola .nsas among tne sarv puPa
| lnton Our informant lean e. that III
were oueled but not until severh fsvts 's:e severe
| |, wonpd.d IF Lincoln be elected ~e shall not hsvs
run o,s Of iusurrection, bn We shall see It's bloody
bands in every section Of the sunny South"
Tie Illinois State Journal publishes the corre-
spopoe, &c between the Hon. Richard Yates and T. G.
Ahp-the former the Republican, the latter the Doug
las ID, nocratic candidate for Governor. The Chicago
Press and Tribune gives the following statement OF
the case:
"M, Allen challenged Mr.. Yates to joint discussion.
Mr. Yates the challenge and proposed TO name
TN ca and taces az he should be able to ascer-
lain from is various invitations at home fory miles
distant when be could do without bringing ri useii
10 conflict with his own friends. Mr.. Allen, who ~
genuine Bob Acres and " don't mind being called a
coward Sir" r, pied that Mr. Yatess answer was an
evasion of his proposition Mr. Yates, 10 order 10 ac
comnodste the genemaG as to the techncaitles likes
nine appoinimeDis which certainly embrace all sec,
ops Of the State and which put far enough ahead
10 accommodate all parti's on the score OF PRIOR en-
gag-menis" Mr.. Allen thereupon rashes INTO PRINT
with sD the leurs eTcpt the last one, and then RUS
ava, from Springfield without relying 10 mr. iaes
ast noe Does not this affair carry its own comment
John Savage of Washington has written long
Letter to the Hon. Henry A. Wise, expostuistng with
him. and entreatipg him to pause and reflect before he
goes quit. over to Breckinridge.
The Hon. Garrett Davis. in q letter TO George ID.
Prentice ez cuspg himself from attending Bel rstif-
Gallon meeting in Louisville, has the following four
line perso nal sketch of the Democratic candidate:
Mr.. Brecknrdge is g.n leman Of good talents,
of fine manners and of easy and graceful elocution
His labits are ndo-nt and his attainmenis and
thoughts superficial lIeis COOL cautious, and selfish
and yet fine boon companion"
Among the objections urged against Gen. Lane, the
Secession candidate for VicePresident by the citizens
of Dubuque, Iowa, are the following:
First-He spells God with little g.
Stcopd- spes barracks, barrax.
Tbrd-He f. els dirt with twots
Fourib-Wh.n Ill Mexico he dated letter " Very
Crcote."
Firth and last-Ee can't keep hotel
Mr. Seward has written the following letter, in re-
ply to request from number Of the residents of Ere.
dona, n Y, that he would address them during the
present campaign:
AuBuRS Thursday, July "a, 1850
GEsTLysRs: Mr. NJ Kiny, wi delivered your kind letter
Emily End time While people Of Chsutanqus
TO e about II they my kindred and should
rejoice heeor. in opportunity Of meeting them all face to
face In. defiant have already made Of such
ner o. Frrdor II shall be my duty arrange my visit in
hs We,i. States possible so as to be able to make call In
your county when hope have the pleasure Of anE
you s sna ssuJg you how sincerely grateful am for the
kIdne have rseeIved-now extending through period Of
twenty i've years fahnisiIy, S8G1 ~ ,r,,.,pn
O. Stiles S. NJ Clement c. =. Mstssson w. AcKinssry, II.
c. Frisboe, and Others