, 1860-10-17
Notable hang In touslaero Ssntl-
Ill. lat---'t'bs~ s'TiHt Q nj ~ Afea 1t the
Tuslb u lEasA.n.tou.

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T. .a.;.,,oa I..s,.. ~:
.t. 'ss"In1rE 10 1~n ..'ei senmst
ao,en, no'ce, as st.nahe ont prominently
~. nsaI, aue , seeumen an1 ny
n" nspht, ph.Itpse =, aue ue. psp rse.psc1tE naserY'
ron a's sa' npuoeaa aa Aaa'n e'ta'
.sn. .s..' ~ Aae Vs1t:. Q! aIeH sna 70 esrsn' e
r.o, ,ea, an sna sl.ysIy Aomi1's'r4l1o2. has hsd
80: u@.s - sea euee' opoo tne Peope OF wan
i3sion-buchsn. n ounce holdefs ntt excepted
40 longer aeo tnan ia.t "ln1er, q large pEopor'
tlon q me Department el:1ks "e:e fnrIo4s dls.
ual2nls1s 10 me con''nt cney o: tepuoil 90
triumph; but o. the e1p'cted fuecess Of the
gentlemen grow more ard moIe re 1Susd TO
s:ch IA tvens, and begin to tiscnss tn orcoa
btlitles oI gertrAf turn cut ut Tie D!paFt
mentsl "fs Ar Lircola q very bttsr party
msn7' "W1ll he dismiss fsisbinl ciet IL frcm
ol'ce for no other Eeasun thac the Ct that they
1tc-IFtd tier appointments frfm Dtnocr.'1c
Secretaries" s"-,hrse are the ever, day questions
0t Dsmocrat}c c:e1k. O. the present 'lue :tre.
ine' +.e ssra"s, and indicate the c1nehs OF
Inc WIND
Bur | notice moro important change, IN
mole asE'n'e'et9ea persons. tfoD1oen!~ol'h
tfh gentleman oegla 10 ut'er more ifee'y tht'r
IN m"sess oplo'ohe me ffc olsscI! democracy.
Inc speecbes u lenr; "t1teT Davia 1t baltl'
mort, Aoa I'ha n1luoF pts Ut !1lct m 7nd are
r.. y. -~'- -" - r..HS NA
mt Et Mr. otte, IN the natdst Of P1eslden-
ttal contest, b IDLY declares that the Soutb l.
WRONG Ia c!ainlEE that slaves arc property
under th1 Cdus'itut:on end c1mGtn law,
ike horsfs, hcu es, and l.=d. There
is no property in the ela7e, except un-
der Tbs local State law, eays N:.
Z 'tts, end the Republicans are light in
tsJing 30 in tLeir platform Of principles. Ht
gces I, riher, and expresses tie "i:h thai If
John Bell cannot be elected Prttiden., ABA
ham L:nro'n may-ns bes1 en- Ii! coin Ed
l,oog!as: or RIecklnritg-! % With uesry
Winter Davis Ct Baltimore: WHAT these uen
roy, tene oft ousands On slave coil thi"k, aud
ann 'Teds @! tso7tands WILL re, Wlhio forr
Jesrs Of Lsnc 1ln'a election. Arrc We have IN
advarce of Il Republ1:sn triumph, toretaste of
the good to be acco ,.nlirha1 u tie :li7e States
~ such result. "HiW Will the election Of
L!hctin t1ect s!aTer} r IN t!ls WAIT slH
siks the paddock from Southtfn lip, aod tie
inen On aEavc soil who nou tptak bu. At pst3
cnt dare rot, 1ili utter their hcheet s71ll!neDts
rs:1c ling the ins1.tutiSn OF slavery. AID this
Will 10 "the beR1n1 ing o! ihe cad"
The s'a't irg incident Of the seek j1st closed
is tie visit o! tie riiuca of NLles 70 t5e pfesi-
dent co not sptkk Of it g. pitca o. newp
or to ful!cw IN HE wake Of tie x2u a'ory tc::t.
hels n &c cbry. lei every word The i'e,pee Ut
,ers, ard the pr.cisa nunte, Of Zines he
baf ezcs. Isis IL. INC. II ch41uc.cr Of !ls extra
ordis aEy event which VI uld 1oti:e-aa ever,
which viii le i.s pi.ce or the pa.e ct history,
20 iinry aar a1one, 1or there is Eoas o,ber Ike
il. When Kings Wit p,esi1en.p, .hen Il ,,Al
Princes v:a:: sha graves # rebel dsroc1ctt,
my no: the Mi!leIiun be dawnicR?
TI're ia no,Ili= 4 like this visit OF Prince Al
bert Ejw. ri to the grave ct Washington in The
h1tter5 o: arr otter t1iccc OF potentuse- Men
Luye 1iaen from low ess to aplrudo.-t:cm "
porat 10 be eu,psror-irotn pre- y ice cor 10 bo
p-es,d.nt-hnt when before hga the heir tn ,h-
t-oud .tt throne it, tits wo1;5 p1ade n,txr.ue.e
10 the toLa OF a rebel leIera,? The ,pa1
w5ose humble tcu5 tbs ri. CO reyarec,Ir y1s
,ed, was tha ellie, ins,ruutut. IN tlle tants O!
pfotictuce. IN rr.-tnp i,s rncs. hn!iaat eem
IL; tte vtrv c-own h. IL l., wesrt
Tee dsy chosen ter 1he VIII. t. Noun. Yer.
zou VS. 1os q, O:..be1'- tines:. frx v.l,nu
tehyes in ,hs fctes: = h,ch line tne rro.d Poto.
m4r, weret oply iu7ica,,on Of "the uelau.
chctv cs,sn The r;iare md hi. sri:e .-ccnm.
pa5ied br thr Pres deEt.rI sfcv Of hi, fTie, d..
wect ca Ensrd Ill.,. G,!er.uer+ s:esm mer. II .rr1.i
Line =. ID ~, * If ~. ,n,,1,,a1. - l.aa.r
txaf. aE s:eamed &C wn 10 uo. At ye.noo. FIR
more lh.c .<o Gcur, ,ls rv{ IL par.y r,ma,.t d
upon sca vsrcoa es,,.,u, lbs most or the tine
ta2-rly star. hing the Wa.h.rK.o aack:2n Tor
eserg relic o: 'he ree: a. FOOD nal WHO cuce
occupied II 20 Ans rcsn uvc:er ia foreign
tabds tvtr dla1sy ed z ore eclEutishtic curias y
or 1ereI eutiat aRe 1T tSe yaye of u,tt CT ir-
re]lec,ua greatness, thu va. man.fsn,td hv
tt,a E1:'ish cay o.; da:ea a.d ezY,t. and ,ha
sr'"r- king II E, ell1d, t.. the c-axe If Wash
ingtou,
.Le u!ace wasrs Ii. na.7iot vr,te. tJ,e roo,n
in which slea:. the c .uct uu Uh1ca hs d:st
were sought tut end Wondered over Ind M ths
party upprc arled tbs tomb cac, ore aImo.ti :