, 1860-09-06

- --~ A~@N
State:
In every county in th. Stste, 20 far al Ne
Lave been able to les1n, the Republican 1Ig is
waving proudly oyer cur ci,concertsd oppa-
nents. We know the sentiments OF large ma
jority Of the eopts of Minnesota are in ia4or Of
Tree speech, free homes, free naeu, and strongly
10 favor Of elevat.Dg Abrahaa: Lincoln to the
hi zh office of President Of the United States.
We speak BY the card when We say, that so sure
as the idss Of November CONC, when fall and
frank expression OF the intelligent public
opinion Of the State IS gireD, ist - CERTAIN viii
that e1pEesslon be On the sluc ef Right, Justice,
Humnnlty-Lincoiu and Hamlin. Throughout
the stste there are hundreds Of men who have
never get voted other than with tn. Democracy.
busin the pre4ent distracted STATE Of their party.
and the want Of confidence in their party lead
eFs, VII vote with the Republicans this iall.
ACCESSION IN CoIzs Con-. Bruner, whom
Inc democrats Of Charleston run for Constable
last fall, and who has always been Democrat,
has declared for Lincoln en- Hau,l;n,
cAs'F De ForSp.-A eosrespon :ea. 1t James,
vile, Wisconsin, wrote to the 7. oak Hexad.
few dazs since, that q Democratic Cinh had
been formed in that city, and cficers elected.
wheseupon the Janesrilla Ge=t.k. says tha. the
existence of such M institution at that place ia
myth to tie people theze.f.
The Harrisburg (Pa } 7El,qrapA s,,s that
soma CT the Oldest and mos: prominent Demo-
ors's in that city will vote fur Lincoln and Ham
lin this fall, having become disgosted with the
Democratic party.
CONGRESSIONAL Nox1xAr1oS. Robert
Mcknight, she present able Republican Repre-
sentative in Congress- from til. T Twepty. second
District in Pennsylvania, has been nominated
Tor re election.
Henry u. Fuller, the Bell Everett candid
ate for Governor of PENNSYLVANIA, spoke recent
| ly at meeting in Scranton, and after he had
finished, the asscmblage gave three cheers and
atiger for Lir cola, Iianlin aad Curtiu.
Srt1L TuEr CoAx.-Thc Wabash tIuliaua)
! Pain Dealer announces the conversion Of two
| prominent aad influential Democrats to The
| Republican faith as follows:
/ W. II Howard and L. II. Stocke7, two of the
| most talented lawyers OF Stenben county, and
who hare been life long Democrats. ave re-
bounced the Little Giant aud his crew and come
aboard Of tbs Republican ship. Mr. Howard
was candidate for Representative OF the Dent
| ocrAtIc tlckrt in 1876, and Was also cand date
for the ohica Of superintendent Of Public In
structioa before The Democratic Slate Conveu-
tion in 1858. Mr. Ssocsbr WAS candidate for
Prosecutor in 1856 on the same ticket. S. they
60, and more coming.
The Baltimore Rtpu5Ii:1n ecntradc!a the
story that Gle; Justice Tsney is supporter of
Douglas, AID sass if be votes at oil, j. will be
for Breckenridge.
DocGLsss -0rlS1oS Or ABRAHAM L1xco1x.-
Ssna:or Henry Wilson addressed the Republi-
cans OF Urookitn u on Thursday Of las: week, md
in the course Of his speech snid
| "He {Mr- Wilson, ssked Douglas few years
| ago what ksah Of man Lincoln was. vhea lie
Replied that Ec ~as very honest MAJ, that he
| {0otglas) had heen in Coryrtss s'x,een years,
| and had Icver Jet met Il msn who Was his kupe-
,i,r; he had never yet coped with any nsaa
supt rior to Abraham Lincoln in point OF ability.
and wien the te!e:raphic dispatch announcing
I.tDcotu's nomination < as handed to Douglas in
tie Senate, be said, We hare got to do our
best to defeat him." In the hcu;e OF the rres.-
dent Of Harvard College, at Cambridge, Douglas
eaid that Lincoln was the nrst LAWYER Of h:s
| State, and WAS une of the best popular orators
| Of the Unien. In conclusion, Senator wills n
affirmed that New York Was safs for Lincoln,
l. had been said by the supporters Of Bell aad
Everett taa: there was doubt IN reference 10
Massachusetts goir < for Lincoln. lie in ormeh
hts Eearers that that State would give ID 900
msjor.t. for Lincoln orer al the factions, nri
ted OF divided"
Frederick Denny, rostm aster at Taslors-
vile, Musk'agu7 county. Ohio. has left the De-
mocsasy, and the Zanesril1e C.u-tr says that
he rotes aad labors hencefor.h on lis own coz
yicticn that Republicanism is tie true faith for
every honest mau and patriotic citizen, and that
Democracy is cheat and d=1asion.
The AtlAnta (Ga.) N4tional dmf-ie1n has
formed Cabinet for Mr. Bell, whose cause it
advocates. Its as follows:
"SecEetary Of S:ate, John J. Critteudeu ::
Secretary Of the Treasury, John II. Morehead !;
Sec7etary Of War, Sam. Houston cretary ot
the Navy, ": L: GoG∈ Secretary OF the In
terror, Washington Hunt; Postmaster General,
J. Scott Il 4r1ls9u-"
TaE C1rr OF NEW YoRk.-Tte New York
DitFatch, neatral paper, makes the following
estimate ef the vo.e in that city at the coming
election:
"Iu the strongest Democratic Wards it is we'll
kuowu that the Republicans have gained lArcelv
BY defecsons from the Democratic IA. Is, und
we beliese that at least nire cut Of cycrv ten OF
the voters who supported Fillmore ln 1856; ara
NOW FOR L1Ecolu. There IS no defectinn IN The
ranks Of the Fremont men Of 1856. N,* our
calculation would be something like this, as to
the Lincoln Tote in the city Of New Yo1k:
i@o1s -; q y. Il, ote
NV isepubican voes-ua.urAl ncsene.....-.... :.ao
"That Lincoln's vote will reach at least IS .0uO
in this city we hare not tue slightest doubt,
We do not believe the whole vote Of the city
can, By any possibility, b7 increased to oYer g,
ooo This would give $4,000 votes against ,he
| HAorh1frnuy rr a frA1nrtr of IL mn n,+ ,.a
do nos believe the democratic vote Of this
county will reach $1,000, white there is every
probability that Lncola's vote will be higher
than our estimate. Indeed, the Republicans in
rune OF the strongest Democratic Wards are
saegu;ns Of rnonirg their opponents very close
in tact, there arc many shrewd Republican
politicians who hare stroug hopes Of being able
70 carry the city on the Presidential question:"
Wox'7 90 THE Know So1ulxGs.-A Douglas
1sishman writes as follows t, the editor Of the
New York Tribune:
SIR: AN n Irishman, and intended voting
for Douglas until the bargain aud aale at Syra-
euse win the Know hothinRs: would tks 10
know if ! can vote for the Douglas Electoral
ticket, riaus the ten kuo~ Sotnings- If ]
can't do 10, will 90 Republican:
Yours respectfully.
JANIS 0'kxE1E.
Nav York. Aueu.t II, 1860.
Any person has the right to strike any name
of an electoral ticket. md substitute anoher o.
leave it blank, and it will count for the electer.
whose names remain. We think this course
will be pursued in New Yo,k TO large extent
-saya tie Satchsz (Miss.) Courier {Belr):
"The report that Lovely, of Illinois, has
been invited to attend the bfectiuridse barba
cue; at Port Gibsor, to keep John j. McRas
| cpmpanY Y, turns out 70 be irc1rreck It in ,ntf,