, 1860-07-16

-,}nh. nnder tha command Of B. +. uolcomb.
It is needless to say that they acquitted them.
.elves with credit Everything connected with
he evening passed gu IN goo9 sp.sl:. any sI .nis
which NC contemplate in this city.
WIDE AAAAKE.
The Troy Timu states that Senator Sew
ard will stump the Stats OF Pennsylvania. New
York and Illinois for Lincoln and namlin.
Hon. E. P. Walton, of Montpelier, yer-
mont, has been dominated for re- election to
Congress, in the First Congressional District.
POLITICAL NEWS.
The Louisville Journal says:
Tho Breckinridge mad Lane manayer-in-
chief in Philadelphia ia trying to fuss the two
Democratic factions together. LII il ambitious
being fusee.
not carry that State. Il adrises Joe TO "t.ka
water" But Joe won't do that
joe Lane, in his manuscript, begins his
own name with capital letters, and God Al
nighty's without.
old Joe Lanes friends, vho laugh at Hon |
est Old Abe as rail splitter, boast that their |
honest old Joe split and sold cord.wood On the |
Mississippi. Probably Joe gave honest taeas- !
ure, but We guess there WAS always nigger in |
the wood-pila.
- The Cincinnati; Comm~rc;o1 In. learned |
from q BEeckinridge man Of Kentucky that
douglas has no strength in this State 'except
IN eoout ten counues ana tha1 IN me g'Gat
hunted out Us if he we're wolf or nigger-
thief"
-ihe washington % coae.'sa:son ~ a;.t tnaoss .i .ho
omission 10 lnaolse bocnanan IN ei1oer OF ,ne
::onsen.lo9s WIS elup!y aas ~ luau' AnA'
's-an aeeioen' o'ne on p"'poss ,.1
The Breekinridge party is considerably
stronger Than the Douglas party IN New Aalnp-
shire, while the two together DO net constitute
more than third Of tbs voters Of the Slate.
The Breckioridee and Lane .utc iu Georgia
are hurninr Douplas and Johueon In efliey.
~ c...., - 1o..,-; f,w
H.. - -. ..n"J ~ aa;to- ~ H. Inchnnan'a
os:,sn H. Wesh;n"ton Tn,,t;,,,5;a, ~ n eran.
dalons lib lbel l. Old Old Buck @ % Ind bett.r look out:
sas o'o"s ~ -: a.k P'ssy sya,na,+ orc.ns. and
upon one u nls uloss ps"nithSas h;a x n;h+ T ha
an. ota.s Flou.ns1t ~ ~ IT, ,nst Gai,, w.
'ae oa'usAy tes'p,0a. " o
A correspondent VINO attended the Hana
more Democratic convention; gSes tae io''o"
lng as q rttnark maue pug nearing y ous ..
aha i;aea,o i o c"ssed f9ard M nut to eract Ind
ontera the Demmy Gratis march shoulder to
s!."aid.r i ~. soi;d GaI,nks md n. ont INIT
an.sr;na .ha s1sdre hammer ot Jaclson Democ.
eatl3 l3!ns tus a.su g. .a a-.'.t ~, nne hnv
fae5, tce5 ne'e4 ."A '" A
Kentucky correspondent writes:
On the Fourth cf July the people Of Madison
aud adjoining counties had a meeting-ahout
Thousand present-at which Thomas Coylc {of
Sneedwell P, o. was appointed Lincoln Elcctor
far tha With Congressional Distric. of Ken
tncly- The district is good for ! 200 or l,500
ro1es for Old Abe, In one Of its counties, Jack
SON. we expect to elect our county ticket at the
next August election. The progress in our
sta.o s;nc. 1s56 Is immeuse. d GOOD Admins.
trution. such as Abe Lincoln will g,ye Us, is
5ure to maze us q power IN , .An .aho'
| !, -A Guliespo1I9 r.-... j., Nh;o III ,,oi
ssh yotss ie S1ansoa TIL Ts S:e4
uess between them and tue Douglas men ls "a
| Intense there rs else"ne1e"
| An Ohio correspondent says that there il
,,raat satisfaction among the Republicans Of
Ohio at the nomination Tor congress Of the lion.
Dir. Horton In the vim olst!le., ~ IL leoas1s
the gam Q, qne me1ns. Ia;,, sos he,,,aornt
cun'oent " Jsn, n.'aa, no% .ars ,hat ,La f1o,'
Jain s ss Sherman in the X1Iiti1. ihe Hun. John L.
Gures Q! me - ~ no ccr,4;a - - ~ Vl,i'
eth ana me hon ,..i,1,o,t "naos;,;on rhs
will be ren9m.natsu W. "'rua' ~ ny s. ;rst 1a
lion: =. y; ~ an.1a,oa,on in the Xviii, f,s.
nona'na'eo W aes'aA'"'0A - "'~
tr1ct. 49,,
john Tyler has issued pfon"neaamente
in favor Of Breckinridge, and against Bell
n.,,.,o, and Iincoln. Hear him:
ooukA'' .-..;,.. -;-,, ,u;,, .,:
Live OF ule, sul y. ~, ~. -. asa'e
over the graves OF INF ancestry, ~ we nea'1h
stones oil ny Ieta'ses' 1na y tue Sl.e o. ~: n'
frieads-du, az htFe "a 91aes c!1y' tAaFsts G!tv
md NtU fe.Cand defend fh. one md IN
other against all enemies whatever, whtthe'
der the Constitution and in the Uu'ou, or 81
Republican Aoo'is1' 1'n1sts seheth<r they cans'ss 2
-eorfhtrn oppre r,c. ,si,s,har .ya
;"nct;o,, in 1 Of tweuty.hye millions ot uon slave
holders, north and SOUTH MS been i"rmed
tearing The Consultation 'nso o.. shreos, IN ofae
that they may oon1efaH VII ~ W VIZ 's'se gu "
f rights and interests secuteu y aua' II E'ea e's
charter OF liberty ana 'Ieeaonl 10 'he 1Vo'oo
y slave. holders ~ tae sousne1n o.a'es. ~ 81
months We snAl' Auo" "uS' S "nt WI ~ ~
have to be Taiseo a. tne ooI'ti, slutiaF 10 tha
Of the Revolution, between rue patt1ots ana III
tories. In that pf1e1 t'me We snall kno
whetherit will not be necessary, as II was the1
to purge ths rol1l'cs ,,a atmosphere o. 'he oout
= through baptism ot ploou'
= A correspondent in Baltimore writes th.
= Hepublicanism is steadily Gu the increase sout
!. | of Stasou and Dixon's line. In Maryland, Ii,
coin md Ham|iu ar. ginning friends daiI
:: Munr Of those who 1xei under obligations