, 1860-10-15
MOVEMENTS or THE PEOPLE.

Nzw Jx1sEr.-1n ths general rejolc'Dgs oTsr
the brilliant Republican vistoriea in PennsylvA-
mia. Ohio and Indiana, NC have overlooked tho
important fact that the Republicans Of Newark,
N, J.. achieved splendid victory on Tuesdsy
last. electinz their municipal ticket BY about
i 900 majority. This is the first time the Re-
publieans ever carried Newark.
W. L. Yancey, whom thu Dong1as'tes hare
d.nounced IL bitter Disunionist, made speech
in New York On ThuradaT night lass IN favor OF
the fusion hcket.
Po1rr1cs AxoSa 1HK DocToRs.-A vota Waa
taken among the students of the Albany Aedi-
cal College few days since, with the following
result Lincoln IS, Douglas 10, Breckinrtdge 8,
nor-committal H.
Taxes IT BAck-The ST. Louis RPu5lst1n
takes back the 1ils Declarationj Of 1ndepen.
dence SANDER On Carl Schnrz, by publishing q
retraction.
Rr1o,c1xo.-The Republicans of La Fayette,
Indiana, had grand season Of rejoicing on
Thursday The entire population took par: in
the ,eioicines. Hon. Henry s. Lane Ute Cor
e.nor elect), Hon. Albert s. White (Menber Of
Congress elec:], and many other distinguished
gentlemen, were present and made speeches.
We uaderatend that tbs Hon. James T.
Brady regards his nomination for Governor as
meaning something; that Ais name was lot set
IN to be taken down md that he will not be
fund "cudll,og" with all sorts Of unc:eaa
birds under the same dirty bed closhes."-
Buffalo Adrertistr.
IS. +. Cutting. Of Buffalo, who has hereto
fore been counted among the FnsIonists, has
declared for Lincoln.
The Republicans Of Cleveland, Ohio, will
rejoiee in body shia evening over the splendid
victories in PennsJlrauia, Ohio and Indiana.
The treatment which the 1rish receive from
the Democracy is beautifully aad practically
illustrated in the recent election in Hamilton
county, Ohio. Mr. Halpin, an 1rishman, WAS
placed upon the Democratic ticket, in oder to
the letter to swallow the Know Kothing ticket.
As might have been expected, 1r. Halpin was
badly slaughtered a. the polls, and turne1 cut
into the cold.
w. II. Short, lifelong Democrat Of
YoungsEille, Warren Co., Pa, has come cut for
Lincoln.
4 CoxvERr.-Mr. John Warner, of Ode1l,
went mp to The Douglas demonstration last Fr-
day sturdy admirer Of Stephen A. Douglas
te process sion, scauned the material which
composed that molly crew. heard the Little
Giant dilats on Ny Great Principle" and came
back With determination to vote for Honest
Old Abe and The whole Republican ticket ia No.
vember.-foatiac L1.) Sentintt.
REPUBLICANS rnorosz 10 JuB11ArE.-The
Republicans of Indianapolis propose to their
brethren throughout tho State to meet at the
Capitol on Thursday next and join in grand
jubilee over the great aud glorious victory
achieyed in the Hoosier State.
- The Portland, Me., Wide Awakes have 4
unique cap, it being in the shape Of IN axe
head, 30 that when it il on, the man himself is
the helve.
A very intelligent Breckenridge politician
from the Northwest, who arrived in Washing
ton on Wednesday, states that the Bright party
in Indiana have supported Ar. Hendricks, but
that on the Presidential rote they will 90
.gsinst Mr. Douglas.
Tue "WAaox Boz" N ILLINOIS Hon.
where ha will make fifteen great apeeches at -
many different points in the State. His first
speech vii be made at Pa1is.-Eiacinnati Ga-
zet&&.
IMPORTANT Acczss1ox.-Th St. Louis D<n,o-
er4t saJs:
We have reliable information that Judge Wm.
Wells, United States District J1d9e for the
Western District Of Missouri, in 4 conversation
recently had with distinguished member Of
the St. Louis bar, announced his decided prefer
encs for Abraham Lincoln for the Presidency
In that conversation Juds Wells derided Doug
las popular sovereignty as popular humbux,
aud stated that he Considered the position Mrr..
Lincoln held before the country such as should
recommend him to tile support Of all couserva-
tire, patriotic citizens.
HAMILTON Cou:Tr, 0nio-The progress of
the Republican party in Hamilton county is
shown BY the vote cast At the several elcctiona
since its organization. In 1855, the vote for
Governor Cha+e Was ,516. In 1856, 3,345 votes
were cast for Fremont. In 1857 Chase'a vote
was s,sa4. 0a Thursdsy last, the vote WIS
abou. II, 500. In November, Abraham Lincoln
will receive l6 900 votes.
- The Douglas papers have bsen Boosting
for some time that nobody has had courage
to attempt replies to the speeches Of Douglas
On his stumpiag tour. 1t least FIRE hundred
thousand people gave reply to tho Squattezite
Oh Tuesday last, and no think all will admit
with eminent srseess.
Oa1o.-The election Of Dri1ke.toE, II = large
msjoritv over ths combined yotes Of Breckiu.
ridge, Douglas aud Bell men, prorts incentesta,
b1v that every possible combination acs;ns,