, 1860-08-30
nEEALD COUNTY.
tCarrespouderee II the pze>a and Tnhune.l


ETcAAoas. Ane. . 1850.
As thi. is the town where the Douglas Demo-
cratic organ advocates negro equality pure and |
indebted the doctrine, as defined BY its edi-
tor Judge May, Of i" The equality Of the blacks,
that il, thu. they should enjoy 81 tbs privileges
of tho whites where they reside" and that "by |
ali means they should have the right to have
their Senators snd Representatives. in Congress,
aad to vote for Pre4ident,"-it will be little
interesting 10 know how Jim Aliens milk story
went of here yesterday. 1t was undoubtedly
grand field-day for the Democracy; the coun-
trv was secured for miles around, and every
Democrat that could be drummed up xas on
hand, They had procession, and two or three
braas bands, know the estimate make Mill
be deemed too favorable By oar Republican
friends, but think we eau afford to be gene
rous. I put lie whole number Of teams in
town at 200> In the Dekalb procession there
were II teams by actual count, and in the So
uonsuk delegation there were less than 20
teams. These vera all the teams in procession.
o. horseback, several Of the ladies being lire
Republican girls, who generously assisted the
Democrats to make arespectab1e looking show.
They also had company Of boJa on hprss-
back, one-forrth Of whom were staunch Repnb.
iiean 1onEssers who rode Just 1or tbs fun OF
the thing. think there might hare been ft-
teen hundred people in town on the occasion.
| What rart OF these we're Republicans and Wo-
| men aud children, I leave you 10 judge. But
| no matter-it was an extraordinarily good
meeting for the Democracy, and ! an willing
! they should hare all the credit fot ii. And
now, .narE TIE prediction: Tor every wagon that
they had, we hali hare si1 at our big meeting
at DeKslb mex week; for every horse they had,
We shall have xir; for erery roter they Ind, We
shall have sr;; for every lady they had, ye ehall
have six; fol every banner they had, we shall
hare si1; for every cheer they sent up, We shall
send up 81; and tor everT rod In length thas
their procession would hare extended i: they
had got their teams all together, ours will
extend sir. We haEe made our calculations,
and hsye had no more lime than they in which
to get up cur meeting, but we shall do AtfAing.
Now why shall we do thisf Because we want
to show our friends abroad that old DeKalb
stands true to her plighted faith. The Squat
this county, but let me tell you we are good for
our old Fremont lnajority, il not for something
! better. Please tell the Chicago Tint to send
ou. a reporter to count our numbers next week.
We will do the agreeable b. him, md gire him
good opportunity for observation. Tell him
to c2me to Sycamore, and 60 up to Dekalb II
our delegation, and Ii he don't find tha. The
Demo crats here acknowledge that this dclega
ton alone more than doubles their whole pro
cesson, We will all subscribe for the Chicago
Iimes ior the campaign. Here, now, is fail
Offer.
But to Aliens speech. Perhaps sou dom
want to be bored BY a review Of It. 1t WE
about the same old thing you have published
before, milk and hatb,at stories included. !:
think there Haa one new thing in it. He said
in speaking of Douglass great services to thf
State. abe WAS maligned By the Republicans
.gAo se<rs indebted to lin for The cty bread tho
Hs id did Re9s.as ne' eBE ea4 Ha1s
publican hero WHO hasn't forgotten Greeley
| burlinga,ne Co.'s efforts for Doug1as in 1885
SAYS the boot is on the other leg-tdat Dtug1s
is indebted to the Republican party for th
8 bread he il ,soto eating. This attempt to max
servant they cboose to do their bidding
: has seriously injured Allen amopg OF
tnsns deapotism 'rit 10 suit this section. rasrs vi
another thing in bis speech that muat hxve bee
9 new. lie said " ~ 5afA<Ts q TIE R<Pu5lie tob
I'd forvard to the tiose uhea s!arsry might beoo*
~ t1!ince"-that they we're oPpostd to slate,y
Does he say this in Egypt, or WAS it utters
= here In order to harmonic with the neg
re equality doctrines Of the Douglas editor 81
=. leader 1t this place!
!" 4 good note transpired here last eFening. =.
ID kuot uF Democrats and Republicans we're di
% cussing the power Of Congress to prohit
r slavery in the territories, when the fol1owi1
il conversation took place:
.R<pub1ic1n-" Do you hold the Wi1mot Pr
riso 10 be uncons1itutional3"
pcmoeva&-"1 d."
Republioan =" Then Douglas violated i
70 Constitution when be roted for the Win
n Proviso, did her
= Democrat-" Under instructions"
10 Rpu6lieax-{P Producing Douglass spec
a. where he boosted Of having 50 voted "in +
., eordance with his own Judgment. y" Then
:, violated tho Constitution simply because
II ssructed to do 30. did hel"
r. Dfxnarat-"fes, TO produce harmony"
D4,naerat No. 2.-(An influential Democra
a. ID WN, Itriu admit that the Democratic pc,
ali | Aas somttisn<s piatated The G. nttitutson-"
;s- The roars Of laughter that followed this
~ terauce made the Democrat wish he ~as
be Paw Paw, where he lives, and where he is
n. spected By the Republicans for his priv
worth, and rtverenced By the Democrats
O. his zeal and talents in the Squatter cause.
We Your correspondent thought Of the assert
Of John A. Logsn, "a. w. il his debate y
Farnsworth, s5at the Democratic party I
ch | do no wrocg," but Is not the assertion Of
ha Paw Paw Democrat ths more logical of
A'o twot
AN We are going To have Cassius II. C1sy I
ne. Senator Bingham, Farnsworth, 10 Knox !
Others, Ut Dekaib next week "Wednesday.
oe' shlli not haTe a bad Wide Awake process
las in the evening. lfanY Of your Chicago peo
,on want to see good sight, let them come out.
Ven WALp<