Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26
POLITICAL ITEMS.

In New Jersey, the Douglas men sturdily
aschcw Fusion. "a New FORK the fusion tick
ct toM not obtain as marry uotes as pure and
sin,pks Douglas ticket srotgd haUe ntscined.-
I New York Tribune.
PIE New York TrihFFne says: I'VE see no
reason 10 doubs the general correctness Of our
estimate by counties, giving Lincoln the State
by 5000 majority, and we trust thai the
good news from the privotal States viii carry
It considerably above $4,000"
The Cleveland Plaindealer quotes from the
message Of Governor Wood of 1852, as fol-
lows @'rhe asea. Of slavery must never be ex-
tended III this governuDent, while the United
voice and action of Ohio, in any constitutional
6rm, can stay it.. Efere, with propriety, we
may taae our sFahd Thns far, proud wave,
shalt thou advance, b6t no farther shalt tEou
come
pous Corwiu is doing wonders in Illinois
Wherever he speaks great crowds are slways
in attendance At Decatur on Saturday,
there were $4,000, and at Jacksonville on
Monday, 10000 persons present.
A. HsAvY BEr-The Concordia (La) In
tellitentef is isSauthsrized to bet $4,000 that
Breckinriilge and Lane win get the electoral
vote of all but three Southern States.
The Bell Everett party in Virginia are now
f.tlly coustrltte(s' to Mr.. Bofts' new doctrine,
that property an aegsoes eristsonf By Hsisiaiei-
pai atc, and, consequently, where there iss no
anunieipal iasC estabissirg. property IN negroes,
there is no title to said propeft5 ~ ldaichmond
Enquirer. - ta+G
That agrees precisely with tie Rspublicair
PLATFORM 59at9s at tia
BfrrER SrrLL FOR INDIASA-The official
vote Of Ripley, which we have heretofore re-
portet9ii.s our table AT 200 majority for Lane
turns out 20 be ali error. Lanes official ma
iority we learned yesterday was 343, gain Of
I43 Adding this TO the majority reported
yesterday, and we have 1896 as the ma
iority ia the State. We believe Spencer
| coutty viii add enough to this'te make it a
real 10, 900 zfa
| WHAr's TO HApPEN.-A Mr. Lincoln; ;-oi
/ Illinois, Familiarity known as .Old Abe" age
| 81, height six feet seven, by profession Rail
| Splitter4t, is to be our next President. The
thing seems pretty sure Since the Pennsyl-
vania eleetions eperybody comedies it. 1t be-
comes matter Of some importsffce therfoFe
! to see what is likely to happen in consequences
of its-EN: " Times
| HzAvY. BEr-Dean Richhibnd, of Tsez
| York, has rsade a wager of $4,000 with
James Wadswortb, of Genessee. in that State
that New York State does not give oser 40,
900 majority for Iineuisfs RI 1885 Fretren,
had $4,000 majority-f Cincinnati Enquirer:
Fremont had 10000 plurality: The Repnb
licans have never yet obtafned clear n.njori-
| ty in New York. CincinraSi Commercial.
In reply to the chasge of the Cincinnati
Enquirer thaA. the, Brechihridge meiii'voted the
Rcpublicaaa sietAt,i the fsewark Ata4o-esc
says tbs cbasge is absurd and Eisess- eSd
adds:
Breckenridge men now see that uRless they
vote their whole streRgth forscrr s1scfoy1a tick
ct of their ossn, theyswfll BE charged BY the
Douglas phpets with having voted for Lincoln
/ iusf as.they are now charged with having sup
ported Brinkerhoff. Had Breckenridge
State ticket been nominated and voted for
there would have been no roo.for 'the cafnm-
ny to which they are now subjected'
The New 1orzh rTsTfBahs' Estimates thaa
sHertoni sfsf eke4, editor ofths Philadslphia
fSsrth American, will probkbly be elected q
s. Senator in place ofBigierf