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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26

CoMsKRcIAL.-Business il inactive. IL mas I Deon
,soo for the last few days and outdoor operations
have been retarded thereby But few goods are ses
1,Lns HnIv surh articles AZ are Immediately wanted
are taken. Whatever anxiety there may be to sell and
psmit forced sales cannot be made unless at serious
sscr4ce, and they not urged The steamer yessr
Ssy carried large amount Of treasure. desi5e 70
us;, hss caneed better demand for money, and the
n e i tiff at cent but there is no hesiiatios
about lending or dstrus Of the general sodR whs Of
busness Affairs here. The light receipts; % n"IS
be brisk ct 81 7OaI IS There Il some abatement IN
the inclination to ship to England, bnt the meassSr
arrivals fully counteract the illuminated dehli," ;
ErsiIs are easier and 3 j. the beet that can be got
for Cork. The ship Fair Wind gets Go lOs., TO ioao
frou, The Cost Of Mexico TO British port. .,
Arrived sth, bark Fredericktrea. Have saliea,
s,h H,i.b ,teamer Termegant Valparaiso; 9th, ship
IIdoga, valparaiso; 18th, steamer Uncle Sam, Fan
ana with us passengers and II 100000 in treasure
for N1y-YOfk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21
4 Traditions.

There is charming tradition connected
with the site on which the Temple of Sol
onion was erected. Ii is said to have been
occupied in common by two brothers, one
OF whom had II family; the other had
none Tn this spot there was sown a field
OF wheat On the evening succeeding the
harvest, the wheat having been gathered
in separate shocks, the elder brother said
unto his wife:
My young brother is unable to bear the
burden and heat Of the day; will arise,
take of my shocks, and place with his,
without his knowledge"
The younger brother, being actuated by
the same benevolent motives, said. within
himself:
MY elder brother has family, and |
have none; viii contribute to their sup
port; | will arise, take of nv shocks. and
place them with his, without his knowl-
edge"
Judge of their mutual astonishment,
when, on the following morning they
found their respective shocks mdimin-
lshed. This course of events TRANSFERRED
for several nights, when each resolved in
his own mind 10 stand guard and solve the
mystery. They did so; when, on the fol-
lowing night, they met each other half
way between their respective shocks, with
their arms full
Upon ground hallowed with such asso-
Citations as this was the Temple of Solomon
erected-so spacious and magnificent, the
wonder and admiration of the world
Alas in these days, how many would soon
eli steal their brothers whole shock than
add to it single sheaf?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

- BREcKENRIDGE AND LANE-Newark Jour-
nal and Sussex Herald
OK THE FENCE-New Brunswick News,
Hunterdon Democrat, Plain6eld Union,
Middleton Point Times, Hudson County
Democrat-5
But five of these Breckenridge and neu-
trail papers are owned by employees IN the
New York custom house, and have no in
fiuence with the people. The Democracy
are active, enthusiastic, and confident OF
victory.
! Our limits will not permit us to-day to
extend this review to other States. But
many others, such as Georgia, Alabama
Louisiana, Kentucky, Iowa, Indiana, DC,
/ &c, give like encouraging indications
| Let the Democracy rest assured that there
| is nothing to DAMMIT and everything to en-
courage them The work goes bravely
on! Victory is not only possible, but al
ready within our grasp.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

SENATOR GREEN, OF Mo-. F. Jackson
the democratic candidate for Governor of
Mo. having announced his intention to
support Douglas, Senator Green and the
balance Of the breckenridge disorganizers,
persuaded poor dupe named Hancock
Jackson to come out as secession candi-
date against him. Mr.. Green went to the
country to further the bolt but soon found
the work too hot, and at Chilicothe finally
came out for the regular nominee himself,
leaving poor Hancock in the lurch
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

THE WoELp.-We have received a few
specimen copies Of this religious daily
1t is got up in the style OF the New
York Tribune, devoting about the same
amount of space 10 news. commercial mat
ters. kc,, &c. Its LEADING editorials, how
confined to religious topics, or at least to
the religious improvement of the lead
ing events of the day. 1t Is protestant in
tone, but espouses the cause Of no particu-
lar denomination or sect. II is published
at No 81, Park Row, New York City, at
800 per annum, for mail subscribers
weekly $500
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21
Health and Pure Flood are InsePa-
r;r bic!

Recollect that all sickness arises from iupury cf the
blood, and that Judsons Mountain Herb Pills viii
surely find out and cleanse these impurities from the
System, that disease cannot exist. So simple and nnO-
the herbs and plants that compose them hat
II Is not necessary have them coated in order
that the stomach bear them In most cases Pill.
coated because the materials Of which they
made are SO gripping and malignant that otherwise
= delicate stomach could not bear them.
These Pills deal with disease il 49, and will only
cure by removing the cause, but Will build and
store the broken constitution. There many who
have tred with their constitutions that they think
medicine cannot help them let these despair
ncredulity and scepc.sm j. CverIhrown by mass OF
testimony which is truly Irresistible Al FIRST the viz
tues ascribcd to these MOUNTAIN HERB Pills were
See'ned fabulous. The public had been often de.
e''td that they could believe the simple truths ad-
Hh'tl by their dsrOyerer Yet facts uudeniaD.e al
SEQ ~ witnesses Of the highest character AID re-
trA"iy have prov d, and proving each day the
t tlss CT THIS " mighty healer" They mark hy tner
-, 1,.ts tncacy ard power u era ia medicine.
'''' ~ an feiicine Dealers. jGD30-jv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

TlNHE undersigned the Democi attic Committee Of La
Sale County. respectfully request that the D-TfO-
cratic voters the several towns i'll the county
bic AZ the places ef holding elections. Satar
day, l1th day OF August next, from 70 O'Clock
" for the purpose Of appointing delegates 10 the
County Convention. to meet ~ Ottawa on te following
Tuesday, August 18th to nominate candidates, and
transact such other business may come before the
convention.
The different towns Will be entitled the following
number Of delegates
Adams 2. Alien ., rruce ., Rrookfed ,, Dayton 5,
Deer Park , Dimmick . Eden >, Eagle 2 Earl , Farm
Ridge Freedom g. Grand Rapids , Gland >. Hope
. La Sale g. Lane , ManIigs > NerifeH >, Mission e.
Mendoza 3. Worthwhile 3, Ophir p Usage =, OTTAWA 3,
Perm s. Rutland g. Serena South ottawa Troy Groy
B. Utica 9 veruliliOr =, Waltharn2
JOHN HISE. q. ". ARMSTRONG,
WM. BARBER NM l. DCNAiAN,
WM oSMAN, b. EVANS.
d-clO Central COHtmGtss.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

FIREMENs ToUENAMFNT-We notice by
the official report in the Joliet papers Of
the 4th July, that the engine which took
the trumpet threw water but 202 # that
Niagara OF Ottawa threw water but l6, #
and Undine lbs. The boys must have
been greatly exhausted or there was
foul measurement, for we have seen the
Undine throw water 2l6 feet at mere
every day trial in Ottawa, and the Niagara,
we believe, has often done as we'll
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

Mr.. EDIToR-Pernit me, through your
columns to make few remarks on what !
appears to be the all-absorbing question Of
the day-one which certain neighbors of .
ours seem to think can not be dispensed |
with. The question, sir, is slayery-is it n !
social evil or not? We not only hear it /
discussed at home, but our representatives |
carry it in the House where they know,
SIR that they cannot abolish slavery by so |
doing. In looking oyer the speech of the |
hon. Owen Loveioy, Of Illinois, delivered |,
IN 'iie House OF Representatives, on April /
oth, lSbo, was surprised to see "a person !
OF Mr.. Lovejoys stoJ;Ety take such Grounds
knowing that his party does not adhere to
abolltlonlsm-it is not in their r,l,tforrn
/ have accused all republicans of beipo
abolitlonistsi but they deny the fact
Why is it, then, that the members of then,
party, not adhering to sucn principlas
elect their representatives from such "a
natics-why don't they support good.
sound. conservative men, who viii not aci
tate this question. Now, ! am going 10
propOund a few questions 10 those few IA
natics. First, where do they get their
authority for tho treatment which they
represent the negro in the South to receive
at their master hands? Did they ever
live there and see this abuse carried out?
No, sir, there is not one III q thousand OF
those fanatics thav ever were south oil the
Mason Il Dixon line II i a well known
fact, that Mrs Harriet p Stowe never was
farther south than Cincinnati; still. she
goes on with her work Of incendiarlsTn,
portraving Il thing she never saw nor even
heard of; and it j. also known, that those
dablers N politics credit what she says as
being the truth Would you incitc the
negro 10 rise up against his master, one
that he looys and labUrs for, 10 murder
him in his bed, cut the throat- Oi ais chill
dren, ravish the bodies Of his wife and
daughters, would YOU wish TO sec tins ?
No. | do not think YOU would if So, how
would you like - see men come here from
/ the South and raise up the poorer classes
of your hired and serving people to muir
der you because you do not make them
your equals III everythln@F Why 10 1t,
that, If all men are equal that you are not
willing t. let your children marry those
servants YOU hire, and the negroes you
steal from the South, and why did YOU
vagc war with thu aborigiuees Of this
beautiful and fertile country You will
say that you did not oppress them with
slavery. No, viii admit that, but what
right had you TO drive tu.m from the
lands thaJ God had given them. You
hunted them down Ike Wild beasts Of the
forest and gave no quarter 1, them. Lut
slaughtered them because tA"y were say
age.
Vow. nill AL, goa If yoJ gre not VIOLA
tn. tine divine i.w- o.. your maker il do
iuz III. Doe BE- 40; command Won no.
10 tax. that which yoU can .ot give. bu,
you think we mad better take a man lit-
am. ,...-- st. B.. fore liz. : ll-l ~ Cod
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT FARM RIDGE.-
The Democracy Of Farm Ridge will meet
at Van Doren's School House, on Thurs
day evening, July 26, for the purpose Of
forming campaign club. D. 2. Jones,
ESQ, and Others will address the meeting
a general turnout is expected.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21
Grand Democratic 3ias>.Necting at
Eariyiiie.

There will be a grand mass-meeting of
the democracy OF LaSalle and adjoining
counties at Eallville, in this county, ON
Wednesday, August 4ih. Judge Parks, Of
Aurora, Aug NJ Harrington, Esq, of Kane,
Hon. s, ". Randall, Electcr, and other
able speakers VIII be present. The inten-
ton is, that this shall be one of the great
meetings Of the season in Northern Hi
nois. Let every body that can go, go
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21
j. &. Allen Coming,

1t will be seen by the following list Of
announcements of the Hon j G. ALLEN
Democratic candidate for Governor, that
he will address the Democracy at Ottawa
on the eth of August next We under,
stand the Democracy have already com
menced taking steps to have rousing de
monstration on the occasion
Following are some of Mr.. Aliens an
n0unccments:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21
TO ConsumpiIyc. Il Scrvous Sufferers.

Il 'HF sgbscriber i"r several year. resident OF
j Asia, discovered while there, simple vegetable
reHriy-a Tor CVIiSgsTtiOH. : sph,G, BrDE-
chtis CoggL1, COliv Gnd NsrJo,fs Dsi}jtV. !or he
hensG: Of Cousumptves and Nero01s SuTere's, he IS
willing to make the public.
To those Who desire it, he will send the Prescription,
with fall directions free of cIrg1 y also S.gLte or
~ medicine which ,lrv VIII find beautiful couubna-
lion p :atures simple herbs. Those desiring tie Re
NEEDY Obtain, j. nv return mail bv addressing
} T.. CUT 4BEET. Bo'1Dic Pl,5sict1B.
ar2+2n No ~. Rr5l1ray Ne,c York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

MANLY AT LEAsr-The P;qua (Ohio) En-
q,o.rer recently put up the Breckenridge
ticket. but the editor, after few days, said
that as that ticket was only intended to
defeat Douglas, and as the Republicans
footed the bill, he would go the whole fig
ure, and support Lincoln. Consequently,
he has put up the Lincoln ticket.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

PURITY OF THE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE
Chicago Tribune, on the morning OF the
election in 1876, thus exhOrtei It's friends ;
Remember that this day, fair or foul,
WILL NEVER CONE AGAIN, and that every
Irishman in the city limits will be on
hand, voting twice if he can, THOUGH He
HAS TO SWIM TO THE POLLS Republicans OF
Chicago, Do YOU THE SAME, If NEED
BET
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

FoR DouG1As AND BEGCEENRlDGE.--The
New York HcyoM of Monday publishes n
statement Of the number of newspapers in
the several States that have declared for
Douglas, and for breckenridge. 1t puts
down Illinois thus
FOR Douglas. ........... ......-..o
For Breckenrid ge. ..............2
In Ohio We learn by this same veracious
statement that papers support Douglas
and 1 Breckenridge; in Wisconsin for D.
and for B., &c And Republican papers
in Illinois copy this as true figures!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

WE have information, by correspond
ent. of a distressing and fatal accident
that occurred in the town of Mission, in
this county, on Monday week. A young
daughter o. Mr.. Enoch Spraddling, but IA
years old, had saddled a young, unbroke en-
and rather vicious colt, and when riding a
tour the colt became unmanageable, and
ran away at a break-neck pace. The poor
girl hung on for some half a mile, but the
saddle turning to the side, she was thrown
violently to the ground, and when friends
arrived she breathed but once and died.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

\ GENTLFWAN's DIARY OF HIS WIFE :
TEuPEE- MonIay--a thick fog no seeing
through it Tuesday-gloomy and very
chilly, unreasonable weather. Wednesday
frosty; at times rather sharp. Thurs
doy-bitter cold in the morning, red sunset,
with flying clouds, pretending hard
weather Friday-storm in the morning,
with peals of thunder, air clear afterwards
Saturday CLEANS of sunshine, with par
tial thaw Sunday-A light Southwestern
.in the morning, calm and pleasant at din.
ner time, hurricane and earthquake al
night
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

PRIoE to the Baltimore convention. Mr..
Breckenridge assured the friends of Sir.
Douglas, in the most positive terms, that
he would take the stump for that gentle
man in every Northwestern State, should
he be nominated. lie has not only acted
foolishlv, but treacherous!y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

KEPHyRT HANGED BIZ = MoB.-Wa men
toned last week the circumstance of the
murder of a woman named Wills and her
two children by "a man named kephart,
near Batavia, Iowa. We now see by the
Burlington Ga-ehc that Kephart was taken
out of jail last week by mob and hanged
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

A Card To Young Ladies' d Gentlemen:
fTNHE subscriber viii send free Of chdr0e) all who
Il desire it. the Recipe and directions for making
simple VegetdJis Balm. that will in from two eight
days, remove Pimpes Biotches, Tan FrecSies, ssOw-
ness, and all impurities and reuFhness CT the SKIN,
leaving the sanleas Nature intended 1t should be
soft ctedr, smooth dRd tefl4tZ Those desiring the
Recipe, with full Instructions directions and advice,
will please cA address, with return postnge,l
JAS. 4. MARSHALL, PSttcttcdf CS~1as.t,
jul1-3m No. 80 ctr EniaiHgs, ". York
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

ANsoUECEMENT.-H. s. BEEBE, Esq, OF
Peru, as will be noticed by reference to
another column, announces himself as an
independent candidate for County Clerk.
Mr.. B. Is a man of large personal popular
ity, and will poll heavy vote in spite OF
regular nominations" on either side
In the same column, it VIII also be no
ticcd that s W. RAYMcND, Esq, announ ces
himself as an independent candidate for
Sheriff.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21
TIE c1NFEsafoNs Oh AZ UNFOrrCNATE NAv

I'M - LESSONS Oh Az ENFUETCNATF MAN
WI" brought upon f.sef the most obstinate. nervous
affection, premature decay, r. by il!f.-re,io. and
-abuse--Iub'Ishrd for the beB.d, tn ia
anu particularly addressed young u.,Iri.g r.ot h.
ahd those contemplating marriage, poirt.ng out the
they may be restored to perfect Ey,lrb r.. -
thor having himself been cured desire. pac4 in III.
lands o! tie unfortunate the Nv which they "a
hDi relief and also pat stop to the ydros
tions practiced upon the uIHaTy. He ~i send hi.
perrhce free Of charge Address, Wn. J. Horribly Box
as T., O., New York. febl!-jn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

We are rejoiced to find that the Alton
Democrat, whose office was sometime ago
destroy ed by tornado, has been revived
and is doing good work in the support
of Douglas and johnson. The Dsn,ocra,
appears in new type, larger size, and is in
other respects much improved. r. 2. Tan.
sey is the present editor and proprietor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21
On Popular Sovereignty.

On Popular Sovereignty.
Some learned Theban uses up Il column
of the valuable space of the Higoro'",
the new republican paper started in this
city, to prove that Judge Douglas and Gov.
johnson hold the doctrine that slave
property, in the territories, is on an equal
footing with other property, and that con-
gresS therefore, has no rightful authority
to prohibit slavery in the territories This
is graveiy presented as a new discovery,
and an important point against Judge
Douglas
If the gentleman had at any time, with
in the last ten years, taken the pans 10
read one of judge Douglas many speeches
/ on the subject Of slavery in the territories,
he could hardly at this day be startled by
the novelty Of such discovery; for II
there is one point which Judge ID. has ever
more earnestly insisted on than any other
throughout the whole Of this negro con
troverSv, it is just the point above stated.
Yes, Judge Douglas hold, that rs the
Supreme Court of the /. :. has decided
that the constitution recognizes slaves -
property. every citizen has d right TO emil
crate to the territories with his property
for the territories belong equally to the
people OF all the states. BIT he also holds
land this our learned Thctan omits to
mcntion.) that slaves are no higher OF more
sacred species OF property than any other
and must therefore, in the territories, lie
held subject 10 the laws and regulations o.
the local authorities, like all other pro
perry. Thus It Is undoubtedly true that
the constitution also recognizes whl-key-
wines, Jrandies, &c a property and there
is no power that can prevent . man from
carrying such property into the territories
. but he must hold it there subject to the
local regulations. and these may impose
such tax and other restrictions on the
holding Of such property a TO make It Ut
teYlv va!ueless 10 him; and the case Is the
same with Slaves il the people Of ter
ritory are avcr=e 10 having such property
among them. they may hamper It with
taxes ana tmfgie-ily Police regulations rs
,, render il y.llcl.-s.
.rulra D roe, eyrn further than this
r. his U,r,ar art;.I. he defines tn. limits
IF tI.s constitutional rich, 10 tal, slave.
.,l,o .,,...;,,.;o. ,-l sLc,vs rbat rho
-. ....-;.,.: III.
49,, ~.
.I.,..;.r.
us = ''ie
/ popular sovereignty or hon-ih,er'oll
/ ton. And l; Is no; mere theory or hs
/ ment OF the brain either. II Is = pFacu
/ cal, living pFlnciple' ana mas been 'Le "c'
/ tlal rule III ali the territories from 'hT
foundation OF the government IN "eIahce
I o. every attempt 10 overdue OF SCI u 49,
There have been, in the history OF ouI
government, lust tno attempts to set aside
this rlIle-tD substitute congressional do
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

NkSsAgHvs ETlS-The Greenfield E'ro-
crr. and Iavrenc" S.otasi two papers tia,
started out Tor Breckenril- - and D.s.niOD,
have hauled down that flag and run up
the banner Of the Democratic nominees,
Douglas and Johnson The editor OF the
.,nt.,si, though a federal otiiceholder, says
that he cannot and will not repudiate
regular nominations or defy the popular
2eDtimcnt IL his county
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

AZ OLD INDIAE DOCTOR, y YEARS OLD, having
gyra up practice will give his services the remainder
hi. tie Of charge, in order that his sEcce.si
mode Of curing CoSsUNP1IoS and other LCNC DISEASE
NAY be placed within reach Of all and 20 that end
will send hi- mode Of (Which has proved SUCCESS
f in thousands o. cses &c all applying for IL, free OF
charge.
Address, wM. b. MOSES, Box ass p. o. New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

TST respectfully invite the attention 81 tie public
eA& to III. largest ana cheapes. assortment OF Dry
Goods 10 be found in the Wet which We offer for cash
or barter AZ very small advance from
Great has been tas ia Selecting stock and
having bought ate in tdc season, thereby gaining tn
advantages Of low prices aud lJT fTsighs, offer
great Inducements - pu-eEasers
Our STOCK i. full ..uG complete, consisting Q! all
kinds u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21
The White Feather.

Jas. c. Allen, the democratic candidate
for Governor, wrote four notes and spent
two days at Springfield trying to make an
arrangement with Dick Yates TO stump
the state il company. Dick wrote several
out entirely
THE Cause IN kENpALI--The Kendall
Ck:rio,t, which has hitherto been half re
publican, half neutral in politics, in its last
issue comes out fiat footed for Douglas and
Johnson In the same issue, We have &C
counts of two rousing democratic meetings
at Bristol. and the formation of a demo
cratic club, numbering 200 members
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21
DRESS GOODS,

Such as
PLAIN AND FIGURED BAREGES,
BAREGE ROBES,
ORGANIZES, PRINTED JACONETS,
NALENClAS, CHALLiS,
GINGHAMS, LAWNS,
INDIA SILKS,
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS,
FOULARD SILKS,
BO.KBAZIEES, ALPACAS, &c.
LARGE ASSORTMENT oP
SILN AND LACE -UANTILLAS,
PARASOLS,
GRAPE AND STELLA SHAWLS,
BLACK SILK SuAWLS, Tibet,
CASH NERE SHAWLS,
DE LAME SHAWLS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

The motion for new trial in the
great breach Of promise case in st. Louis,
Ellie =. Clrstang v. Henry Shaw. has been
ovcrruled The fair Efiie got no money in
the case, but those vino have read the. tes-
timony in the trial, must have seen that
she received tremendous damages.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21
NEW JERSEY.

There is no State in the Union that can
be more surely counted on for Douglas
than New jersey. Out OF 100000 votes,
Fremont got but 2S,O00 in 1870. The Fill
more vote was about the same The Bell
and Everett vote will not exceed 10000
this year, the loss being accessions to the
Democracy, while Lincoln will run behind
the Fremont vote. The Democracy are
nearly a unit on Douglas. The Democrat
ic papers stand as follows:
DOUGLAS AND JoHNsoS.-Patterson Regis
ter Trenton True American, Mount Holly
Herald, Hackettstown Gazette. Warren
Journal, Sussex Democrat, Morris Banner
Monmouth Democrat Camden Democrat
Salem Sunbeam-Io
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-21

We know some men, who, when theys
are perplexed in argumet, get out as poor
debtors get out of jail-they swear out