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pspers proceed 10 comment upon 1t With the harsh
ness beloD giDg to their style, visiting With an sds
criminste lash Mr. schtrz. the people Of Springfield
who heard him, and the whole Republican party.
Mark, now, how plain a tale shall put yos
T" dovp."
Mr.. Douglas bad given 10 the Deciarato, II
Independence en- Interpretation which lmitsd il 10
white men, and bad said that the opening sesteuos
was only meant TO declare that Britsh subject, ia
America were as good as British subjects ia Great
Britain. With ali the force of bis eloquence, Ne.
SchiIz opposed this doctrine, and insisted thai
such theory would reIder necessary new read
ifg Of history. TLen follows the paragraph quoted
above, and, joined to it 10 the original bat SUD-
pressed by these dishonest journals, appears this
sentence:
Tbs. the way Sr Douglas warts you to reed aud 70 u,a.
ssnd the proude pages Of American history That III. linx
Of history with which be uds necessary prop hs msusa
doctrine of popular sovereignty That wha, hs visdios
the Character aud the motives and tbs conduct Of ss
ers Of the D,clai alton Of Independence"
TIE intelligent reader Of any party, needs 10
DR. ,of to convince him that Mr. Schtirz could never
have been guilty of committing 20 stapid en-
atrocity as that charged upon him. The very
,earDess of this truth, however, enables US to see
beyond the possibility Of mistake, that the mis-
quotston referred to was nevery case deliberate
pitiful, cowaIdly lie
Does The Journal Of Caamerce object 10 this
language OF conmeDt7 In the same number OF
that paper which contains the perversion here al
luded to, occurred this editorial remark: We
"kno,o of no difference, morally, 6etuees d'rss
fal.ehood and deliberate and viial misquotatiss
{" 70, The purpose Of accomplishing the same r''uA"
We commenced by an allusion to tae impotent
monster immortallzed by Bunyau; bat in view Of
the wholesome sentiment just cited, and OF the
source from which it comes, We are quite as ioro'-
bly, reminded of Joseph Surface, and the excellent
apothegms with which he always Pretaced and fol-
flowed his neanest tricks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

The patriotic labOrs Of H., 8. & rs Dry Goods
Committee have come to naught, we regret to say,
and the Union ia in greater danger than ever. The
new Fusion, piebald pattern, took very well with
Richmond Cagger ~ Co., who warranted it Of
fast colors; but Mr.. Green (who is, apparently,
Just as wicked man as James T. Brady, when
was pr. sented to him, declared il would not wash
aud he would have nothing to do with it, The con-
seqerce is, that the worthless goods, in the pre-
paration Of which very heavy outlay had been
made, were thrown back upon the hands Of H., S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

A correspondent earnestly inquiries our opinion
concerning the nomination for members OF ths
Legislature of D. C.. LittlejOhn at Oswego and
of Austin Myers at Syracuse. On this subject oar
opinion has been so often expressed that it cannot
be in doubt. Both these persons were prominsat
in the corrupt legislation OF last Winter. Accord
irgly, both of them ought now to be defeated. Or.
if they must be sent back to pursue their career ss
Albany, it should not be the work Of Republican
voters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

The Commissioners of Record yesterday sue
ceeded in obtaining peremptory mandanus from
the Supreme Court, compelling the Board of Su-
perysors to insert $780, 900 in the tax levy for their
USE Is this money to be expended like the
other vast sums before it, in paying fayorite con-
tractors fiye-old more than the standard price for
work Of no sort of use to anybody or do the Com
rnissiOners mean to apply it to the liquidation of
debts already contracted, and then quietly retire
from the business If the latter, we can assure
them that the public will be heartily glad to be 80
cheapy rid of them; but should they resolve to
persist in the costly course which they have been
pursuing, it is probable that the nett Legislature
will DO honest enough to give them the coup de
gTdce.
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1t would sppesr by the report of tie Controller
TO the Board of Supervisors, yesterday, that our
District Attorneys have been either dishonest or
delinquent for the past ten years, with one e1cep-
ton An inquiry being made as to the amount Of
money returned to the City Treasury on account
of forfeited Iecognzsnces the Controller says that
the only District Attorney in the past ten years
who has paid in sDy such funds was Mr.. Peter b.
SueeDy, who, during the term in which he served
something less than a year-pald over SS,639 20.
From this statement it is clear that the District
Attorneys have either neglected to take 'Od and
sufficient security for the appearance of prisoners
and 80 were unable to collect the straw bail in the
case of abscondipg culprits, or else they have
received and pocbeted the proceeds without author
ity. The subject was very properly referred to
Committee of the Board of Supervisors for investi-
CATION.
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Congressional Nominations.

PHILADEiPHIA Tuesday, sept 80 'oVV'
The Republicans of the XllIih District have noio'-
mated ID. X. Shoemaker OF Carbon for Congress;
In the With CongresSi nal District the RepnoueaAs
have renom'n Ate Henry Z. Longnecker.
In the With District the Democrats have nom'nA'es
Thomas b. Cooper of Lehigh for Congress. ,o,o
BosroS, Monday, Sept. %. iSoo.
The Republicans OF tho With Distri't to-day noua
mated John b. Alley for r.eleet,on to Congress ann
John q. Whittier for Presidential Elector
The Hon. Charles ii. Piunkett OF Hnsdaie, WEI
Lnown ss mar ufactursr, and Director Of The Wee
erp Raj road, died last night. !.
The Grand Jury Of Norfolk Coao.y have rStnrass
for poisoning Be.sey Frances Trrell, IN Wey@ossh'
some mQntbs ago,
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The political campaign was opened in earnest
last night on the part Of the Hards, in speech at
Albany, by James T. Bfady, their popular candi-
date for Governor Our sympathy for MeSsrs. H.,
S. q T. leads us TO say that we feel deeply the ne
cessity of announcing to them that Mr. Brady de-
nounced their recent advertising Fusion quite as
unreservedly as any of its numerous predecessors
In his judgment, the time for compromise OF any
sort with the Dougastes has gone BY and he is
determined 10 wage the war against them to the
end No Fusion-strict adherence to principle
these form the motto under which, Us we are as
sured he intends t. stump the State in behalf Of
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Pennsylvania State Fair.
,iAl Dlpsseb to The N. 4. Tribune.

WLKEsBaRRE, Tuesday Sept. IS, 1860.
The Fair of the State Agricultural Society opened
here to-day at Upward of three thousand euties
of articles and stock have been made up this time.
In consequence Of the rush of exhibitors from all parts
oftbe State, The books Of entry will be continued opss
until Wednesday evening"
Ex-Presieent James Gowsn, Ex.Gov. John Gesry
and Ex. Gov Resder arrived last night.
The steam hre-epgine Decatur of FnDkford accom-
panied by large lumber Of members with band o.
music, is ON the ground.
The railroads crowded TO their utmost limit win
passengers TO visit the FAIR Ample sccommodsuas'
however, bave been provided for feeding and odsas
the multitude that is pouring in. Excursion ticksss
arr Issued by all the railroad companies.
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B'eckinridee ard against The Abaoy Regency.
Those VITO for the past week have busily been
making merchandise Of Dir. Brady's name, and
without authority from him Offering to traffic him
away as a condition of this or that shuttle OF tue
cards, may receive the Iebuke be has now admin
istered to them as best they can. They misn'
have understood before that james I. Brady Is
neither trickster, trader, nor traitors AZ oy
rate, they will be likely to re member it hereafter
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The Hon. James T. Brady, Breckenridge candi-
date for Governor of this State, made a speech at
Albany last night in which he denounced Douglas
and bis party in the most emphatic terms, pro-
claiming no fusion, but war to the knife with the
traitors to the Democratic party. He charged the
disOrgsnizatiOn in this State directly upon the
Richmond Cagger crowd and declared that Doug
las himself was acting only as an aid to the Repub-
licans.
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slight difficulty occurred last night at tae
New-YOrk Hotel in consequence of an assault
made upon member of Wide-Awake process
sion by a man said to he SouthernOr. A melee
ensued, which was Immediately stopped by a
charge of Wide-Awskes, whose blazing torches
effectuay dispersed the Kissing opponents of free
speech,
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER se, 1860

& T., and His feared that, anAble to bear the loss
of 30 much business capital, they will have to go
into political liquidation. We bave not yet heard
how much they will BIO able 10 torn over to their
Cooper Institute creditors; but it is feared that
their assets will be pstbng 70 speak of.
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The Anelo-Saxon arrived at Farther Point yes
terday with two days later news from Europe, hut
owing to the arrangement of the telegraph line to
Montreal her news had not been received up to
the time of going to press.
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The Hon. Thaddeus Stevens of Pennsylvania
will speak to the people of this City at the Cooper
Institute to morrow Thursday evening.
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To the Associated Press.

To the Associated Press
WAsHIsGTos, Tuesday, Sept. ., 1860.
The Neapoltsn Minister hiss taken leave of our Gsv
eminent, his diplomatic functions having been trm-
mated by The recent revolutionary events ia his ows
country.
Reliable information has been received showing that
no difficulty exists in the contamination of thu csssiss
Of the Bay Islands to the Republic of Honduras but the
transfer bss been delayed by the ibustering aiteapss
Of Gen. Walker.
dects were exsggratiops 10 promote his advssturous
schemes IS there any TRUTH whsteyer in the re-
poIt that Cabanas Of Salvador was friendly to his
movements. The Central American States were unit
edy preparing 10 make common cause against the IN
vssion Of any of them. For the first tine they are
81 now automatically represented here By ST. Moiss,
for COsa Rca Nicaragua and Honduras, and BY Sr.
YITisssIi for Salvador and Guatemala.
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Advertisements for Tag WEERLr TRIBeSE for this
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TIE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

Special Dispatch TO The N. z. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Sept. IS, 1860.
The Constitution with foul epithets, denies the
truth of an assertion in this correspondence to tho
effect that that Journal in it's issue Of Friday last,
advocated the secession of the Southern States in
the event of Mr.. Lncolns election. Unfortunately
for the official organ of the Government, close
examination of its article bears out what wac
before said upon rather cursory perusal quote
from il as follows:
what mits shall psed to the encrosobnen,s Of Hohsrn
fanatics II Lincoln be President. An Anti Slavery Administer
tion ii have Office hlde quietly work IN every loo.y
ssS S po Rs TSs s
inverted or catterng Helper add bels
en-, employee. viii be lni9cs % property psaSs q
seuLsn Is sey ea, hose com nnS:'s. u.
pected ss until the negroes taught thai they eacd
tr,ncbtd @ behind the Offices at the disposal Geasr
Government We .hisk not L. Lincoln be President aaa
In respect TO the above it should be stated that
however it may fire the hearts of many at the
extreme South to take the perOus step of dsunion.
it is operating in this city and in the surrounding
district to build up RepubcaDism. An ofioih,
who has recently returned from Cumberland Co.,
Maryland, says that hundreds have become so sick
of the cry of disunion that they avow their inteu-
ton to support Lincoln. 1t is certain that there
Will be large Republican vote in Maryland. Ii is
for this reason, probably, that Mr. Yancey is to
speak in several places in Maryland, with a view,
doubtless, to prop up extreme diouniOn views in
that border State of the South. / hear that Dr.
Gwin writes here that he considers his reelection
as nearly certain. The only man in his way is OK
Gov. Weller.
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The Republican Judiciary Convention last night
made the following nominations:
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 96, 1850.
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