, 1860-07-31
a3rcsSN Grriihu&1c<
RI mn xt0nNE IN MIND. ,

Ills trDfHS<a-ht6 l0lel uA's 1@1toe" e~f ~
.,,,h o,,,cr nccessary chasgesas he may incur.
r.s. ,,,,n that is mcan. Another t11ins:
u,hor n sreakcr is invited, it is but polite to
,,on,,t,> some gentlemen Of the city Or village
r, wb;c,, tic goes, to receire him aud make
hin, feel that he is among friends We do not
,ucxp ,ha. y crowd is necessary ut the depot,
Or :lat :, band Of music, or q ''fuss generally"
is u order; but that it Is an awkward thirg
for man tired out BY daily hnrareues to DO
obliged, on lis arrival i'll a strange place, to
look Up his hotel, the committee Of his party,
Tho p1acc al meeting, Gc, as it lie wero trn~
eeler in pursuit OF some private advantage;
and to compel lin to 10 it, is no: courteous
not decout
Attention to :hese-rar!icularly the 1irkt---
will make speakers willing to take tho field
moro frequently and labor more effectively.
viii our friends hear the exhostation in mind?
THE NnEcr1txlz1pGE rIko- =
&stAaLME.
The plans Of the Breckenridge Democracy
ara now fully developed. Knowing 1ha'
L:aco.:, is the cn'y. tsudidaso in the fill WHO
s,art:s say chance oi TN election by ths peo-
p.s, they will do evcrrttioe III their power to
.ie;ta: that result, aud throw tile election into
iii, lfous:. ii ,cy caa accomplish tllls end ono
y: .w, things becomes inevitable. Either the
!l,:,e will elect Drrckinridsc, or fail to elect
;,nv o.e. 1.-THE former, the BrecSlnE1cse men
ii: c,tr.a vii; bc COL: AT II the latter, then
.Ao ssaa.e VIII e.cct Lanc, in which case they
,.%.}.2 con;cut also. The whole canvass hinges
,u,,u ,nis-.:e election Of L:ucola by the peo-
,da. or tie clcc:;ca or Breckiurilge By the
ll,usc, or Of L>no by the Senate. Neither
p,u.!as nc7 Bel! is il The fight at all. The
,,1v cn.ct which, their running can pcEsibiy
Lave Is 70 defeat au election by the people.
We do net believe it can iLtluerce the re-
suit to that exun1; though We admit 1t To be
:a:uops the possibilities Of the canvass. 1t Is
certain TIL: douglas sanuot carry moro than
.,ue Southern H:a:e-M;ssour'; an1 1t Is
;,y No ,npnrs certain Tint he can
garry that. Without asslstaace IRON
H.. l;fe.,:iur:dee snd Bell incn, he
,:,,,aok carry siuEle Northern >1ase-
,ur il it ccrL1iu 1llat he can with their
:,s:;s;aasc. Il is certain, however, that e'en
with such assistance, he cannot 1y ary rossi'
l,il,v carry enough Of Aorthera Suites, TO
na';e him even 1hs third 1nnn III tho race.
1-nlcr the u,,.t II, orable results that his most
s:,1.:rc supporters can cla:zn lie would still
lie behind both Breckenridge and Bell; while
Lincoln, if not elected by tie people, would
ue;er:helcss haze larger vote than any OF
them. The only position possible for Dougns
in The fourth place and neither in the House
nor in tic Senate, will Bell stard any cllance
whatever Of III election
The real contest, therefore, is between liz
cola On the ono hand, and Breckenridge or
Lane on the other. O:4s Of these three men
is destined to he our next President II tue
people elect, Lincoln is the mai; II they do
MT. Drccxirridgc OF Lane will bc. As The
on|v cbarce Of tho latter lies in deleat-
inc Cd ELECTION by the people, Of couEse
1hcy arc 1csorting to every possible
means u accomplish that result. When
wo sec the editor and proprietor Ct a news"
p.psr. who arc known to be a1deutly
: attached TO Mr.. greckiuridge and warmly III
favor Of lis el'cton, placing the name Of Mr..
Douglas, whom they bitterly hate: at the head
of tl1eir columns their purpose is not to be
mistaken. They propsso to use As. DouE:as
sud thu Douglas NTH Ct Illinois to rake tue
Erccki:ridcc ches:nuts out Of the fire. When
tic Fame newspaper proprietor purchases the
leading Douglas organ in the State md ne's~
cs it ito lns own establishment, il is just az
ulaiu ,l,a: 1o IS preparing for Breckenridge
triumph aud tto patronage that will Grow out
a: i, rs tia: the men who sell Il arc satisfied
that tho last Iorc lor tho fuccess Of Douglas
has couc cut, What We see before our own
..ycs, here II Illinois, ia in progress in the
.,Lhrr Northern States which tie Democracy
,.~s,rd .s f!ou ,t!il. IN all Of them the leading
Drecsiu1idgo men are coming into The support
ot III. p,us!us electoral tieaot. If they eau
..;yc thcse S.atcs to Donglas, ths election o
Lincoln hy the people is defeated, and that
Of Drecxinritsce hy tie House, or Of Lane
by the Scua:c, is secured. This is the Breck'
inridca ,,'an Of the campaign, and we ara com
pel!cd 70 admit that it is dictated By 4 far
seeing wisdom.
But s:.rewd and sa4,ac;ous rs this stroke o.
policy Certainly is, it ia by no means certnin
tint i. will win. The Douglas leaders assert
and tue rank aud Tile o; Douglas supporters
c,,:.4;ul: believe, that the Brsskinridge party
is d;suuioa rarty. That it is ID favor Of fore
ar s:avery in,o Ill Of cur territories, and ofpro
.actinc il there by j Congressional Slave Code
It's platform dis:irclly ayows- The question
ar;sez, Will the honest supporters Of Dough-
consent to become parties to tho scheme Il
p,ace these d;suaion-slave-code men in power
Will tho lorcst advocates Of Bell in the irc
States, throw away their votes when tho on'.
eject will le 10 increase tho changes cl Dreck
iuridcc aud La:c? These questions thousand
Of honest men, all over the isce States, are :
seriously po1lering, and many Of them har
already expressed their determination to sur
mort Lincoln. TIE rest will dnuhtless follo1
The example rs soon as they become convince
that tbs contest is really between Lincoln o
;tc ono hand, and breckenridge or 1aoc On tn
t,,ne,. To ASSUME ,lla. tho great mass Of Dou1
las men and Bell men in the iles States vi
consent to ytte for B5cckin.idgo OF Lane inc
rec,ly. when under 1o circumstances tie
c,,l'd 10 brought to DO 10 directly, would b
u impcach TIER good ssnso and patriotism
Thay uho count upon it, havo studied Il
Gharacte. nf the mas-cs - bit 1it1e purpose
THE WEATHER iND HOME.
Day after Gay, rs the tired, dusty ar
will.G travellers from lie South come crow
ias through tie city, on their way 10 Il
watering places oe tho East or 10 Lake Sup
rior, Nac.iEaw or 81 Anthony, 1earins be
hind ,l,r.n rs they Ay, feeble moan ove
tho ardor Of this seasons Southern sun, th
people Of Chicago Ind new causes Of eatiatns
ton with tho pines in which they have pitch1
1Lelr tcnts. Every newspaper from Charles
ton, Memphis or New Orleans which cons
t. cur hands, and every way1arcr from tho.
cities tells us Of the excessive heat which pr
walls all oyor 1l,o South. Tho sun ia brisl'
red and g,arinz, making tho mornings hreat
less and hot: the zma'l hours after n1'd"d'
in:olvrable, aad The ni:hts periods Of sui.
lug. in which discomloIts Of darkness are ad
ed to the terrors Of the day. The hcrmon
ter. from Rchnoud to tho RIO Grande, sho'
urwop,cd attitudes. Showers fail to cool t
oyen-hke a;r. Vegetation Witt'crs md dr
IN under tho to!rid tides which toll oo'
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