, 1860-07-07

EDwARps CoCxrT.-A meeting Of the Aepub' |
leans Of Edwards, and adjoining counties, "as
held at Albion on Friday Of last week, to nifty |
Ehe Chicago md Decatur nominations Not
the short notice given, and thu
busy time among farmers. who are in the mldst
Of THAR wheut harvest, the attendance was very
large. Delegates from Gray vile, scostVn.e,
New Salem, and the surrounding country gath-
cred in town at an early hour. At one O'Clock
a fine pole, one hundred feet high, WIS raaseo'
bearing the stripes md stars, amid ahs shouts
Of the multitude. Immediately thereafter
procession was formed, bearing banners, fence
rails, mauls, and other campaign emb'enns.
which marched to the Court House, where the
multitude were addressed by Col. Harrow Of
ylncennes, In speech which carried his audi
ence with him. 1t the conclusion Of Col aaf--
rows speech, the meeting adjournedto to evening.
when torchlight procession, numbering se1er-
al hundred persons, agsin marched 70 the
Court House, when the crowd wss addressed
by ". II. Robinson, Of Wayne Co., assistant
elector for tho lXth Distriet; Geo. Iitcs Esq.
and Gen. VIM. Pickering. Among those pres-
ent at this meeting, was Col. James Gray, the
o's"Ai p'ops@"f ~ >ue wv ...H,....~
and an elector for Henry Clay III 1921. His
spirits are buoysnt with hope and enthusiasH
for the success OF the Republican cause Ed
wards is the only county in Illinois that gn'e
Fillmore m,;or,tv in 1896. ba. tho FILLMORE
men are wheeling into line and doing battle for
Honest Abe Lincoln, the old friend Of Henry
Clap, and the noble champion Of tho rights OF
the people.
1qwA.-Ne have long letter rom '.'enu
az on'hpgtoo' "n'co toe e.o"4e1 -. .:.o-
COLUMNS Pse'sntS Us po'4'e :,
moss encoorsg'ng aeeoons u .1e plos.ss ~
correct Pfnc'p!es IN Ao"A' W oa''''
ing sasstne N4oe'A"akes Oh bufnoe'"n' ne@e'
e"of uae oAao .. -. Au''s' ps'a 'AsA -e.s p, ~
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Inc eonp'i'nen' Ds an 7oaueaA spese1. ,.a,,
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"eo' u INC "''oisS.pp. ~ oatn !. a;..1;a
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so'a sna AAn'... w.. -0'oov ' =, ~, 49,
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bRKek1SR'poE AND LANE tNA.t ~ -
RCS N IowA.-Ata q meeting Of Bfecklnridg'
and 1,ars man in navennort an SATURDAY. last !;
was sesoNs" WI. e@4 e ~ ~ ~
hfeck'nt'ose ano A.as ~ n''"A''o y. 4'' '''
support o' 1ne Peop'e Vi Ao"
GoxE Cr.-The old Grad 4w, hut mere re
ceutly Daily tolksdk1tt, d German Democratic
| psper, published at atNilwaukee, has been crashe'
by the "1fEepresslb!e .eonntct, ana eeasea
exist
Sxsslu1E.-Col. Richardson, Of Ell kade,
1ov. an o1a line vh;u vim mill Yrcent1
=. n--'.,,:.. --.;,.;.,
; STOOD aloo1 from Inc f'epuoncaa ossan'@! !Aiol ~.
has Ike most Of his brethren Of the saEc tsltf
! declared in favor Of Lincoln aud Hamlin.
80.
ou1o.-At hepuofcan CONVENTION nela
Belmont county on the 30th ult James We
and Clifford Arick both of whom have bee
Aoo o'4"'.o 49, .s.,..<
prominent nna acuse Democrats' ueeiate
! themselves for Lincoln and IIam1in, as did als
y n,nf,-a Fillmore e,ector in 1s5s an
: - " D.o'1'
Dr. W. ". jenkins. CHAIRMAN OF toe touu'
; Convention that organized the Consultation
u,,o. nor+r IN na,,ncnt conntv,
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