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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-02-18

or oil Of them are to be slave States. There is to
DO no middle ground, and the politicians might as
we'll be apprised Of the fact, and prepared to take
their stand, on one side or the other.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-02-18

THE HARMoNIA SOCIETY will give another con-
cert on Wednesday evening, the 22nd, inst. We
hope our citizens will furnish O full house. Ad
mission 10 cents. Doors open at 81 o'clock, per-
fUrmance to commence at II.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-02-18
PETITIONS PETITIONS!

Those persons who have in their possession cop
les of the petition for q Personal Liberty Bill. had
better forward them without delay to the Lcgisla-
ture.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-02-18

tuU OiullDuo Obu mdut
by the bes. artist in America, from q dsguerrso.
type, entirely different. from the photographs, ana
being the only authentic likeness Of the Philan.
thropist and Patriot which has yet appeared.
AL al The Extremely Lou Price Of One Dollar.
Comprising an account of his early life 10 youth
and manhood Up to the period OF his going to
Kansas; together with on intensely interesting
narrative Of his career in that Terrissry. giving
authentic accounts of bis famous battles. With all
tho details of his last attempt to. liberate the slaves
at %IIarper's Ferry, Va, i~nclgdips his entits pris'
on correspondence, and the Private Letters to bib
Family. not hitherto published. Also an
Account Of his Early Life, D! capt. Brown Himself
This important document has not, and will mos.
appear in the public press, as it is the desire OF The
friends who contribute 1t that it SHOULD, appear OF.
clusiveiy In our Publication for the benefit OF bis
family. and ally te-print!ns OF II will be Ptosecu-
ted as an infringement of Copyright. OF this
Autobiography it is sufficient TO sss thathohink
Of the Kind, since the AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF
FRANKLIN, has been published. which 10 ~
once SO characteristic and 80 interesting.
A large per centage on every Copy sold 10 seeutsd
by contract to the family Of Capt, ,Browp, and
this work is published under their sane'
ton and approval as may be seeh bf
the following letters.
Extract from a letter of Mary A. Brown, #iddw
u Nhpt' vhu ois"h' "
North Elba, Dec. 1859.
Messrs. Thayer and Eldridge: Dear Friends-i
am satisfied that Mr.. Redpath is THE man 70 write
the life Of my beloved husband, rs Ee was bstson-
ally acquainted with him, and ! think will do him
Justice. y y think that the Portrait
is a very good one. \
Yours respectfully. 10y
MARY A. BROWN.
Letter FROM Salmon Brown, Son Of Capt. John
Brown.
Forth Elba, Dec. 1855.
Messrs. Thascr &. Eldridge. Dear Sirs--I Wa
omew hat acquainted with James Redpath in Han;
sas. / am also familiar with his writings. and l
consider him an able biographer, aud the man
above all. others to write the life. Of my beloved
father. l believe him to be o man of undopbtsd
~veracity, and fully believe he will do Justice to the
! work he has undertaken.
: Yours respectfully: saow,,
SALMON BROWN.
nsn- The Publishers Agent is now in this place;
: with the Work for Sale. The book will not DO pua
in the Bookstores, and those who desire,, i must
procure it from the authorized Agent, as it eannot
be obtained from any other source. I'.;J
( TIIAYER & ELDRIDGE, Publishsfs.
I'll ia and ll6 Washington Street. Boston. Mass
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-02-18

No FREE BLACKS IN FLoRIDA.-Tho Legisla-
ture CT Florida has passed an act compelling all
free negroes to leave the State between this time
and next October, or choose their masters and be.
come slaves.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-02-18

STATE TEMPERANCE CoNyESTIoN.-A general
Temperance Convention for the State Of Ohio, wiz
assemble at Columbus. on Wednesday, the 18th Of
March next, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Neal Dow. s. F. Carey, and E. G Dslsvan are
announced as among the expected speakers.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-02-18

Some eighty odd free negroes, carrying with
them $4,000 worth of property, have left New
Orleans for Hayti.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-02-18
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Will meet on the Goth inst. Hour and place
stated in next weeks paper.
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sas- sAAc TREscoLT is duly authorized to re-
ceive all monies on account of subscriptions on
the Bugle.
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II is stated that Gov. Dennison Of Ohio refused
TO surrender John Brown. who has Been demanded
q o witness before the Senate investigating Com
mite. ~.t. Friedrich Douglass Paper.
Seeing that Gov. Dennison has no authority to
surrender other than 'fugitives from justice" he
did not refuse to surrender John Brown jr. as a
witness, for no demand hiss been made.
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JAMES SMILEY; M. d.

Office and Residence four doors West of WHIH
merry & FIRESTONE'S DRUG STORE, South
of Main Street, Salem, Ohio. =
Salem, July 3lst. 1858.
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E6s~FRANcEs ELLEN WATKINS is authorized Il
obtain subscribers for the Bugle, and to receip
or any monies paid on account of the paper.
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FIRST EDITION NOW REAByi
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The Oniv Genuine and Reliable biography. dsahors
iaei by, and for tie Benefit Of The Family.
LIFE OF
CAPT. JOHN BROWN.
BY JAMES REDPAT

BIZ JAMES NEDPAIH.
With an Autobiography Of his Childhood and
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F$ Ia one elegant l2mo. volume Of 40S be1{tt,
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Magnificent Steel Engraved Portrait Of
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20


| sr cHARLEs HorEI.-J H Porter, Y; G wea
thertord, J J Nprdlonger, Ala; &C Green and lady
Miss; IL MewIhinger, Havana; G G Mediation ii
Mason and lady, Ala: Jas Garlic, KY; Geo "
bondson, Ten,Ii GJ McLeland, J B Moore, Ga
n R Campbell La; u c Gurley, Texas Mrs Sl;'i & i
Price, Kenner; Miss Saunders, Ala; Robt Pneh
La; NJ 9ergRr, Miss Mr. lleesie and lady, Tenn
Peale, Miss feale, Miss J W Fnqua, La.
ST. JAMES HorEL.-W G Ferris, Fla; j N Evans
NJ Row, Ia g W Schultz R Montague, city. j
" " Reed, Ark I; N Davis, Mcguire, Louisiana; Mrs
Bowman.
sT. Louis HoTEL.-Geo A Jarvis, Ghas A Jarvis,
n "; j Wadger, La; DR. N D Spotswood and
lady, Fla; Lieut. ] , Johnston, U S a; ] T. Miller,
Nashville.
CITY HoTEL-J R Mcdaniel, Ark ] Mckinney,
A Oakley, Savage, B Randall, N o.; W Mich,
ling, Tenn; SVaughan, Quebec e Winn, Miss !;
VS. Flanagan, NJ Wheat, Va; J c Austin, G
W Milllams, Jno irons, Wolf D Dunn, r NJ
I Waddell, Jackson R; E Phelps, W Wells, q
Green, Miss VIM Henrik, A Appenheimer. ] H
Mriifin, Ala Y Everson Ky; Mucke. Texas ;
W Scott, Ala; D Denkins, Miss W Evans,
va j n Stanley, A NJ Thornton, s NJ Robinson. w
Mayo, W A Gozby, La; Manwarring and LADY.
Texas; s B Cook, W NJ Jones, G F White r q
Hargis. s NJ Robinson, VIM Beard La; ] w Reid
Ark; Sanford, Z Lay, La G Burke q P
Denison, Miss; r G sarpin, Thos NJ Tucker La; s
VERASDA HbTEL.-Thos McRae, Baton Rouge !: 7
kerr and servant, Texas; McDaritt La; I'd
Cal R WaddIe jackson R; VIM Hall and lady,
Mobile; A Fillbustro, W r Ripley, La; JAS Ricket.
!, \ NJ Bakley, John Wayne, M Black, E B Jones,
reSas r ,it Mm i l. :! !McNeey and lady. Va; Wnans
st Anne; q Kerbey, Texas.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20
DiSnlaIEsnas.e

|
Especially Written for Cincinnati Press and Blu, Monday
| Practical conchology-She out
| 10 what tune does the ocean sing2 Neptune.
Enphemestie way of telling man to go to the
devil. Get married.
| ment.
When a rich man says a good thing, it is ALWAYS
a capital hit.
The only solution for the problem of life-dis-
solution.
With what disease are railers at life troubled .
Complaint OF the liver.
As most relatives regard each other. il is yery
appropriate to call them kindred.
An Investment in stocks of the British Govern
ment must be very consolatory.
The law of love-romantie attachments often
end with sheriff's attachments.
city in which social spies should feel at home
Pekin. ~ i,'-A1-
Motto n for enthusiastic physicians labor we
delight in physics pain
Matches may be made in heaven. but most Of
them are continued in the other place.
The storms that prove most destructive to CON
huoi&i peace usually begin with little squalls.
Is 1t the extreme modesty of women that pre-
vents them from dealing in naked truth?
How to Pay the Rent is pleasant farce on
the stage, but painful drama in actual life.
They must be bored with politics even in
Heaven; else why do theologians talk SO much of
divine elections?
Persons plant willows over the graves of the SO.
%eaiied % friends That the trees may do the weeping
they have no heart for.
Heart, though called O substantive nom in
grammar is, in the world an indefinite article.
Many fashionable women who pretend to belong
TO the unadulterated ton have lust Claims. tbey
represent the simple ton.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20

CHECKED THRouGH.-We learn from gentle.
man just from North Mississippi that the people of
Pamela county, on Monday last, drove off man of
bad character, who was strongly suspected of
tampering with the slaves in that vicinity One
side of his face was shaved, and also one half of
his head, and the words NEGRO Thief = branded
upon his back in India ink. He was sent of by
Adams Express, consigned to the care of Horace
Greeley, New York. The last our informant saw
Of him, he was sitting in the express wagon at
Memphis, along with the boxes and other f5etgat,
on his way to the depot of the Northern road The
man was originally from Indiana. We hope the
consignee in New York will receive him in as
good order and condition" as he was when he
left Mississippi.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20
Z --latest Eremch Styles.
HATS AND GAPS,
FOR
GENTLEMEN, YOUTHS AND BoYs.
FIQUET Sc BoUvEr.

la.',,.......... CAMP STREET ...,.............1 IA
under the City Hotel)
Have opened ENTIRE NEW STOCK of the above named
Goods which they have imported DIRECT FROM PARIS.
1t consists in of Gents Silk and Fur DRESS BUSINESS
and TRAVELLING HATS and CAPS; Yonths' Boys and
childrens zouAEE and cHAssEuR cars, and FANCY
VELVET CAPS Of every variety
N B-MILITARY CAPS Of every description MADE 10
ORDER any quantity
dentlemens FINE DRESS HATS also napufactaped to
order with dispatch and pronptitude MO 2psme9d
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20

HYDROGEN VS.. SrEAM.-Mr. Simmons, an AERO.
naut, wko recently aseended from Baltimore, found
the evening" passenger train of the Northern Cen.
tral Railroad leaving the city at the same time he
kept vertically the train for distance of five
or six miles, then, rising to greater altitude,
he lostsight Of it. Landing near Riders Switch,
station, he had nearly completed the packing Of his
aailoon before the train, which he had outvun,
arrived at the same station.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20

NO MORE FouTH OF JuLY IN SouTH GARo1rSa.--
"A oi mas been introduced into the South Carolina.
legislature. providing holidays to be observer
hereafter IN the State June rs, the annsersary
OF tne battle Of Fort Moultrie Good Friday, GArEt
mas, January |, Thanksgiving and Fast eaxs.
emitting the Fourth Of July,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20

TaE GOLD BIRD OF THE HMALAyAs.--The Zoo.
logical Garden in the Bois de Boulogne, Paris, has
recently been enriched by two magnificent "Loph-
ophores, from the Himalaya mountains the daz-
zling plumage of which has procured them the
name Of the Gold Bird
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20

A CONGRESSIONAL JoKE.-Mr. Porcher Miles, OF
uie ohafieston District, excused himself and his
'eoheagoes from voting on the question of select
committee, intlmating in substance that before il
eoala report It's conclusions South Carolina would
oe out o. the Union, and he himself, instead OF
being Miles in Congress, would be Miles away.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20
SesUegg z! TusygO2.,

IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE. LIQUORS, ETC,
13 and ID Royal street,
Has now In store large supply Of the celebrated CREME
BouzY CHAMPAGNE in quarts pnts also other brands
viz: HARLES HEIDSEIUR, PIPER zH#InsEIgE, PAR
sSTIER, and other brands of inferior quality. have
large assortment of the best sherre such as AoETT
LADo. TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR s-lssa-SoUTusInE MADEIRA of
direct mporation other Madeiras grade Subetior
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other grade
The celebrated sAzARAo BRANDTEs-y 1895, l79s
2 and s05a large supply always hand grades of
CLAREF and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood Wits
tKsscotch and Irish, Old Rye Bourbon Wheat Whis.
fys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER, in pints quarts COR
DIALs etc My usual assortment of the best WINES which
will be sold reasonable any house in the CITY,
SEWELL I. TAYLOR.
% 2ptf Nos IS and Is Royal street..
As to the above Brandes Sherrie Madeira and Cham
am satisfied house in the city produce as good
better the prices Any house can have dozen Of
each named wines if they produce price
two prices if they canno the Judges to be isinerested
parties the same good with anything for sale in the
ratio.
MIG 2tf SEWET1L T. TAYLOR
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20
myS 2ply
Champagne :!

cHAs. FARRE, LATE MAX SUTAINE & CO.,
Rheims, s-z
Puryeyors to the Courts of France Spain Prussia also to
the celebrated Wellington Club, London.
silery Cabinet Imperial and Vim Ang'as in quarts pnts
and half pnts for sale by the principal Grocers and Wine
Dealers.
az-orders for direct Importation receigcdby
S. D. GRATIAA g. CO.,
nl9 2p3m 80 Custonhouse street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20

MgDr. Charles h. KeIls. Dentist go. .sa
Canal greet beteen oarondele and BarOnne New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20

| STUPIDITY OF LoBsrEEs- Lobsters, says DR.
auckland, If left on the rocks, never go back tc
the water on their own accord; they wait till i
| comes to them. This peculiarly was observed
aiter landslide on the coast of Dorsetshre, Eng
and, which by its great weight forced up portion
OF the bottom Of the sea- On this suddenly ele.
yated bit Of ground there happened to be several
o,bsters, who doubtless thought the low tide bad
.al .ahen place with uncommon ceerity, and that it
tnres t, waited for the tide to come up and cover
them: or course it never did come up again; they
remained in their places and died there aIthoneh
the water was in many instances only few feet
from their noses They had not the sense to tum.
BILE into it and save their lives y s"At4
!, gentleman who could not pronounce the letter
Il, was asked the following:
Robert gave Richard rap in the ribs,
For roasting the rabbit SO rare.n
he evaded the difficulty in the following ingenious
manner:
bobby gave Dickey ihump in the side,
For cooking the bunny SO little.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20

m= Iqae Toilet. -.
"TREFEIIon is THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY,
"rgEFELIo" curesau Erupttons
"TREFEtTo" softens the SKIN.
"TREFEIio" Bcauifies the Skin.
"TREFMto" Rradicaios Hunior.
"TREFELIo" so cents bottle.
Particularly adapted warm climates few ros norr,
IN the water for Bathing deciosIy refreshing and xtere
Ing giving the Skin freshness aootness ELASTICITY s,re
BFilianoy and Purgcoong TnyigoFang-re,ietg tb,
flesh firm and Of alabaste chness Beauty removes ii
Ernpons. Immensely popular among the Ladies'.
sE~sold everywhere at 50 cents bottle
Sold wholesale and retail By JAMES sYarE No. ls1 Cana
strset, aad by Druggfsts generally.
TILEsToN & CO.,
ny2s 2ply General Agents As Broadway New YORK.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20
BaN assd Lecfass'e Room.
MASONIC GRAND LODGE HALL,
Corner st. Charles and Perdido sts.,
FOR RENT.

The aboTa Room which has been lately renovated and I'M
: Sifsssed, is now ready for rent, for
BALLS, CONCERTS, LECTURES and EXHIBITIONS,
and from tie location grsat facilities for such purposes
Inquire Of GRAND SECRETARY, in the building for
terms, etc; address
sAN'L G. RISK, Grand Secretary,
df 2ptf Box II, las, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20

lar TIE SOUTHWESTERN AND AnrnlcAz lrsrs.l
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20

HOURS OF CONS LTATIoN-At Reception Room-Fron
10 A. n p NJ and the residences Of patients at hours
to suit their convenience. dill lptfTuThsa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20
Detes',s vpsorsted store.

CANAL STREET, rear Dauphine.
just received from Paris an excellent variety Of NoU
VEADTEs and articles for Ladies' work Also handsome
asso tment of Babies and Chdrens Clothes dl2 2ptf
E1ORTGR-S00ca casks Hibbart's London Stout landing az
ship Reaper, and for sale by - s "a
oo S. WOLFF,
s nHu corner Grsyier and New Iavee SITS.
I ANRlNG EX BARK MOUNT VERNON from Leg
hon2lo Slabs Of White and yened Marble and 10 casks
fel0 If BARBLL ID CO., 81 oopaon street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20
VOLUME XIII.

FssrtEscs. Reduction and
CONTINUATION -.-..-
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
FINE FRENCH GOODS.
.w.+ II O ID ID z5z
Forming The most superb assortment Of
NEW AND ELEGANT FRENCH. GOODS
Ever Imported.
The stock embraces very late Nouyeautes in
ohene STRIPED, Reps watered Brochc Pekn, Pompadour
Brocade, &c, etc.
-Also-
THREE HUNDRED PIECES
cHoICE DRESS sILKs.
At the following popular priaes
l25 pieces at 70 cents Worth double
90 81 .................. !.
co si25 ...................
Is 30 :. ........t.........
And
Sixty Pieces PLAIN CoLoRED BAYADERE sILKs-very
Rich and Eegant-Ats1 25 yard former pEce, s2 75.
PLAIN CoLoRED sILBs-Just received.
ons Hundred Pieces very rich PLAIN CoLoRED PoULT
DEso1E and TAFFETA SILKS at 70 cents yard.
TIE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER SHOWN.
PLAIN and FIGURED BLACK sILKs-An immense stock,
at unusually low prices.
-... .. DRESS GOODS
In all the NEW STYLES, at GREAT BARGAINS.
-.. CL0AKs AND HsTLLINAEsY.
At Great Iuduoamens
RICH BLACK SILK VELVET PELIssEs, PALEToTs and
CLOAKs, from s35 upwards.
Fine BaaF and Colored CLora cLoAEs r.om 81 20 IN.
wards.
Very Rich aud Elegant Black SILK PALET6Ts, PELrssEs
and BuRNoUS.
MISSES AND cHILDRENis oLoAKB,
In all the new Styles and Material.
PARIS SILK M4NTILLAS.
t."" --Jusr REcHvEn-- .-.g@.
ANOTHER CHOICE INVOICE M~.
OF those Elegant z..=...~
ELACK SILK NIANTGELAS,
AT So eaclt-wotth Sl2
Elegant Paris Winter Bonnets,
u."0M The latest Shapes and newest material
BRIDAL BoNNETs and WELLS WREATHs, FLOWERS,
PLUdEs, RIBBeSS, RIDING HATS, MISSES AND
CHfEDRENS IS HATS and B0HNE9s Of every style
JOHN TODD,
dl7 2pHJThsa Nos l2 and ii charres street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20

NJ RECORDER ADAMS CouRT.-Wm. Emerson, alias,
Dick. Noon, accused by John Schubert ~ ~
ing forcibly entered his house, on Jackson street
between Laurel and Annunoiation on the night 81
Ine Isl nlt with two others, who feloniously car
for examination on the 22d.
:; Fred. Miller, charged by VIM Beatty with steal
ing pair Of blankets, and with being dangerous
ana suspicious character, was sent to the Work
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20

:
WASHINGTON, Dec. IS. The House was .Sester-
day occupied by the discussion of the Pacific Rail-
way bill, in Committee of the Whole, without ar
irving, however, at any definite conclusion.
Mr. Ford has sent letter, proposing to surren-
der the contract for printing, it having proven far
foo,y, 3x,s,E4oL1a
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-20
One Point settled.

Our readers all know that the whole
electoral vote of the non Slaveholding
States is 50, and that the entire electo-
raj college numbers 303 votes Mr.. Lin
coin viii not be a candidate in the slave
holding States, and must rely for an cleo
ton upon obtaining 1872 Of the 1S3 votes
of the non siaveholding States. Pennsyl-
vania has 81, Ohio %, New York 80, In
diana Is, Illinois II, Wisconsion 5, New
jersey I, California 4, Iowa 4, Rhode
Island /, Connecticut 5, and New Hamp-
shire 5. In all these States Mr.. Lincoln
will have an opposition excited by the
most sanguine hopes and certalnties of
success. California aud Oregon, it Is
conceded, will vote against him. This
reduces his chances to 17G votes; the loss
of Illinois, Indiana, aud Wisconsin, will
defeat him; the loss of Illinois, Indiana,
and New Hampshire will defeat him; the
loss of Pennsylvania alone will defeat
him. The loss of Ohio and any other
Northern State will defeat him. His
chances, therefore, under al circumstan,
ces, have been from the first Of the most
desperate character-chances that the
slightest force Of combination would for
ever destroy.
But, for the satisfaction of our readers
and Of the public generally, we can say
that to make assurance doubly sure, and
to place the result beyond all contingency,
there have been, and are now, arrange
rnents making which will give the vote Of
New York against Mr.. Lincoln. That
result will be accomplished beyond all
question; the vote of that State will never
be cast for Mr.. Lincoln. New York will
not only vote against him, bat will give a
majority Of sixty thousand against him.
His election is, therefore, an ascertained
impossibility. The failure to receive the
thirty-fye votes of that State, will exclude
the possibility of his election; he has no
other States to fail back upon to make
good the deficiency. When we say that
the vote of New York will not be given
for Lincoln, we do not speak unadvisedly,
We speak confidently, and upon full assn
rance that what we NAV say has been re-
solved upon firmly and inmovabiy-
Chicago Times
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-20
The Prospects of the Cam
paign.

Every mai! brings US intelligence favor
able to the success Of the Democratic can
didates, DoUGLAs and JOHNSON. North
and South that ticket is constantly gaining
ground and as the facts connected with
the proceedings Of the Convention at Bal
tmore become well understood The great
majority Of the Democratic papers at the
South lat were at first undecided, have
hoisted tie names Of DomGLas anl ions
sos.
Tie Louisville Journ0i, one Of the most
bitter anfi-DoCGLAs papers in the coun-
try. says "that the strength Of the Dem
ocratic party in the Louisville district is
setting strongly in favor of DovGLAs," and
that scarcely name of note in the party
there is found supporting BRECKENRIDCE'
In the old Tenth Legion the Democratic
stronghold of Virginia. where the party
have twelve thousand majority, every
Democratic paper supports DovoLAs ana
Johnson.
| The talent Of The south is arrayel in
/ this contest for nor GL,s aod the Union,
and the campaign there is in reality be
tween DOUGLAS aud BrrL: as BREcKEx
RIDGE cannotcarry over three or four States,
and those among the least, and having but
! G.yv efaotCtuI vcfau