, 1860-07-14
MOVEMENTS or THE PEOPLE.

District of this stat', INST At
Bslleville, on Wednesday last, ana nom1na'eo
Hon. Jo. GILLESPIE for Congress oy acclama-
aon' Every county e.eep' 80.
A'o - :. s,t;re,v nm.
na....a-1 49, - n NV ANYTHING for Jo. Gil
~ Iu:zn;. trowa and,ovs.
LksPlE' everybody IN ln'no's -A -, ..'s., %
the man, and NE have an ao'o'ns '.''u 'ns' 'no
neople Of the YIIIth District intend Command. !
r;.s - .sn.;-,o w,,h;ngson to serye them
ing n'm 10 repair ~
there.
rc~,-H- n 1amou. agent OF the Ste- |
-i + r,o,,.nx uho h., heen
Paenson 1naufanco eo"PAD5,
travelling for come tlme past III lower 1g5P''
.,1,;... .h.+ +ha 1.nd of corn is wide awake
F0o.A1"' 4as ,uu 80. +, un,or o,.
for Lincoln ano Hamln. 1'eo Al oA''A eouu'
ty. where Republicanism was aluost myth in
1sss tbere an now hundreds Of Lincoln men,
..-., +. vii, heat the souatteritea
@ao III eo"e p"no ~ .:-r;
outright. The Democrats arc greatsy d'shesEt-
ened. and arc about ready to let the ahip 60
down
"o"". =: =.
Ar Hoxf.--Uou, OWEN 1oyE1oT returned to
hi, b,r. :, t,r,nc.ton nm tuesday Inst. and Ia
va n'ue - '.u~oc. 49, 80 e. o,.1e,,a
now prepared to 70 into the nRns lof our noote
,...-nf so,ht
Der ne nas DOL LUG a""e'" - @0"o~
FrL1ox CorS1Y.-Fulton Is alive a-d mor-
'o8'
Lxy1sroHE. Illinois, July 12th, $780,
At our County Convention yesterday. every
town was Represented fully. The greatest in
$1nA 1nh hal -
lev of Buckheart and Capt. VIA Phelps of
Inauia were nominated for Representatives;
John Marsh of Avon. for Sheriff, and VIM. he.
Comb Of Lewistown 70: Circuit Clerk. They are
iii true men. sound to the core, for whom We
hope 10 make successful fight.
As no exert,on had been made to gather in
crowd. such an ingathering Of the NAMES e1-
cited unusual astonishment., The number Of
carriaqes and wagons in the procession, which
entered the town la ,tne mofninR' amoan1eo 10
G1,ed w;.h nrr neos. snhssnt;ai ciizens rom MI
parts Of The county. The whole scene was en-
livened By music, banners and the cheers Of the
Ju2l'ant multitude. IT, r.,,onr V.d Fla.
tn ~ s th;s ie;str;ct ,nade an e1cssdineIy now
erful aud efficient speech in the grove. Two or
three thousand persons were present; aad a..
honIs' be M maintafned ' tbe interest mt ~ ~ The an.
dience to the close. They repeatedly inter
rnpted the speaker With the ioudest demonstra'
wbich I be d Uttered and ths % teilinp forca WITH
which be assailed the weak position Of the
enemy.
In lhe eyeniugth the Wide A"akes' appeared
in full uniform to the pnmber OF about hun
dred, aud with their brilliant torches made iue
display After marching through me streets,
they come to order up IN 1ront o. the Burt
House, where 9; Barrere, E;q:, Of Gs9t1n; 10
dressed in an ahlemanner, large and delighted
audience.
This demonstration on the part Of the Repub'
Iican masses Of old Fulton was entirely spon-
taneous, and believe augurs hopefully Tor the
political regeneration Of the country. There
! 1cs no extra effort to gather crowd; the peo.
pie assembled on this occasion because the spirit
was IN them and they could not felp coming Gom'ns.
.o,..s,o ~ ms.t.
se,a t.,r 49, .;.,a ~ a1l,;or Orleans
county. n. y. FERDINAND c. DAr, m old lire
Whi1. formerly Sheriff of Orleans county, md
who has never acted With the Republican party.
n,,da a snoech and annnuneed himself hereafter
a, one Of the great Republican army.
Hos. JAMES Q. PrrxAx ON LlScoLS.-The
Republicans Of Wyoming county, n. T., had Il
| meeting at Warsaw, on the ed inst. 4 letter
| from Hon. James @. Putnam, who has recently
Joined the Republican organization, WAS read to
the meeting. We quote:
ait is undoubtedly true that Mr. Bell has the
respect mad confidence OF every man at Amer''
can aateeeaents, out q "nas eat'a'y ssss!Ss ~
NJ mare Than 60 msny salaams to bis shadow.
hare endeavored to study the
personal ana pohilcal enetac1es 9! @ M.. .l1eo'n
rass xith Mr. Douglas. and bis occasiona
speeches elsewhere. Aud say without quail
fcat'on, that, IN noIa, !eflGa., man!{ ao 60
-" "a - ~ ' iof.y scorn ~ ali tLe arts mn
tricks OF petty men, he seems the legitimat.
successor of Henry Clay"
- The friends Of Lincoln aud Hamlin have
raised 4 tlag pole at oceoquan, Prince William
County, Va
wThe Albany Standard proposes Erastu
cornino "a a connromise candidate for Govern
or, and the Syracuse Gaurlr hopes he may b
the nominee of the entire Democracy Of th'
State for that high Office.
VINO IS Lsrr?-The New York Tfibune an
na,nraa that 1ron Thonas T., Cl;npman. t.
~.-.s r..e,;ua ~. - 49, fsv Southern odb,
-'o'a va o' wv r,-.-.,.--
49, hos 6n.,tv detc-,n;ned tn sunnort n,
H. 1.sa.t,nr;dns r. +hs annroach;nu President,
o,..,;o, s,so .ho+ Ardraw 1ohnaon ofT
a.. a.. n,.,, ,,nor whom n. Douc,,a me-
49,, e....a ~ .o,aan,~ot. at cbo,,aston #
c.:,aa 80. .t.;r sr., c,,o;co has ,~,onnr.
"a 600. ,,-.at;a,;aoa .na 1.n
|+'o t'F~1~ ~
,,oh,, a,,th,r;tv that 4 n st.nhens of f;eorvi,
Tho gr.,t nouo,as man Of the South. and tb
,or :, xrbom r,mor v~rv cenerallv assivne
tie second place On the Douglas ticket, mas ds
,,,rad h;a intention tn sunnort Breclfnr;dof
s' .,.-.-.. t.. c..-L.e,
mus 60 oscE ~ tne enem} ooi4ueon, oAepueo'
Pryor, Clingman and Toomos, the Generals {
| the Southern Douglas party, leaving him slay
...e eide, :, coor,,;o d,s,t;n1 sor,a ;
s'oae oAo'oe" AZ
Louslana' ana p1ett9 1nue" noooas e4'e"ne'
in that section Of the Union.
H-Senator Brown Of Mississippi, made
sneech at the Breckenridge ratification meetin
in Washington. He has been accused Of Dou
,asite prochvities. but be said:
"The nomination of Breckenridge and Ian
u,u}d cause a thrill of ioy from the Atlantic I
The pacfic.s
Among the prominent Ohio Democrat
who are for Hreckinridce and Lane is Col. Wn
:, c.a;,xd ,f ch;,,;co,ha late state Senatora an
- oA 49,. -. c-.---,.
81, IL :. .dv.rt;,.d +o uneal at n nrecti,
-;d.a mo-. m.at;nc n. cb;,i;cothe On Saturda
80 1,,, T. stsr4nso, Eso will n14o =,
d-ass .ta na,t;,o
ofess 'ne nee''nk'
The Cleveland National Democrat repud
~, ;a.u .h.+;+ ia :, tovor of a r,;or .
r,.-t,ro, t;ckata hetween the Breclinri1pe an
n,.s, r+..v,.