Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-02

L"Elsili1.e % Nebraska, aud Dailg a M
OF :he legal yoles d, Delegate TO Congress.
Some votes were rrru.LeI for Morton, 10
places Lot organized
The Berk. county Bell Everett E'ector
"ruus with" the Wiie-Awakes The
bradford nominee is also for Lincolu-Le
Will ''vo,c 80 as to Kill the Llc,fucos,' -
aud not 50 Is to uii them to another four
years Of rluuder aud slavery agitation.
Theodore Frsiinehuysen, who was on
the ticket for Wee President with the I'M
mortal Cay, and who voted for Fillmore
in 1886, uaw supports LiDcOln, aud trusts
il his election.
Oae Of the pistols given by Gen. Latay-
cite to Gen. Washington, was taken by
John brown near llafqer's Ferry from
Lewis Washington, aud was recently re
stored to the latter 10y the "iR;erSeuIIyu'
Of Thaddeus Hyatt.
CuINCIDENCE-Gc,.9 ., l1Sl, the Amer
leans opened thlir fires on the British and
!les>jau "Fusiouists" at yorktown, who
shortly surrendered the sword OF contest
u ''t I''u i-INN''o' '4Hlc y ln'V,
the Republicans commenced, in the ballot
boxes, fire upon the free-rrajc l'ro-S,a
very 'Fu-ion,' 10 cud with "O!i Abe
Lincoln ; taking possession OF the people :
White House.
Judge keerchley. the Member of the
Legislature Of New Mexico who moved to
abolish the Slavery imposed upon that
Territory by the L. 5. authorities, i. uuan-
Im0usly re elected.
The Congressional Committee, urder
John Covodr, pr,red that over 6,OUO
fraudulent naturalization papers were
,e-''efT4 '"''1s1 '"hs} wanna ANA IN CD
'''-s % NC lave '''" '-'''' ','d '''4"-
Co. 'Ht 80 No' "'.. "'oN l a. .. 'o'e,s
r,nl 'cF'cy eEe'o' hO"' i'' Il uslOh
-"1 NoD'us''n'
A democratic editor wants to kno"
what the " ias- Awake dem21strat'on'
49, - ~ 'A D''' A''''' 'O"
=,
one 'o.e ID Ne" ''h '''s' II y sai''
q resuI'e1 IN ".Aihe llonlas JeIe'sOh
ifesiieh'
The Be-! leaders in Penn'a boast that
they supported Foster, aud defeated one or
two Consressmcn. The PeaaYlraajgn
Acknowledges tteir services. The few
honest men they led, however, will now
vote for Lincoln, Bel straight, or no, at
all. These corrupt leaders have exhaust
ed their power to harm Us, aud can Ouly
irJ1le any they support.
/ Holm W FnrDcy was burnt in tEfirv Lv
/ the Breckinri1,e ,e Democrats. in Lancaster
ana Reaiipc. few days ago.
~ .9I"1s-Is ,A9' 80 - i.
u !. ".'J '',t, ~ i-'l,,i" 7"' "''' '--''
~ s''' '''' my '"'
/ Hon. John NJ. Bolts, OF EirGlria, in a
speech al i'ichmond, recently, sail mat
al'hough be pre,'fftd 'he eiee'ion oi Deli
he should cohslaef 'he eiec'ioa Oi Lincoln
as any 'A'ps ou' ea-au'''y
toRcIBLE lLLUSTRATloN.-A it'en'
relates PTe''y goGa 1'' v li'n ! 'u'SnI'
ci''Aen 'nau' 'e' 'eu''s hia'7 'ne o'"I' ur!'
III si'lns n's 1'O'' ''' '''''e '-' Az
pDDli'Iu Co.
80 80 'n' - - M, ~ i 80
a. ou' I''' -. ~
-. - AZ. 49, ,.Il. {, ~ 4,r J,t T.l.,
r;,It aLlr n. tni D,ti.bvv 7 votes de
RCnnhlicaner ticket"
h.. .;oo oco NJ Do,r-,s, ,ooL oc.
o..;la % - 5aar,ra '',' H.. b. ITafs,,,5 n.
mL;,a ,Ia ri'-cor. In, .s te,uocn
.; .t.a s7r.,,.,r ho wo,, f,r
the Niger. At the late Rhode Island
clam take however he said in his speech
that he had more fouduess for clans than
f3r the nisgers. 1t seems then that the
niger stands in his ohsctious somewhere
between the alligator aud the CLAIM
LoUiSc,Ne .jouraaL
Hon. F. z. Stanton, Of Tennessee, for
merly the Secretary Of Governor Walker,
10 Kansas, addressed Republican meet
ing ID Philadelphia, on Tuesday evening.
Tho Ior;sr;rlo L,y,,., states ,ba,
1.S p Cf.r g K,,,,cLv u,s s.taa
.,La, h. Id do = C.nrress witbbeld
- SI1 - T,r-;,a,;a. ,Io,r,,ec-
i ! .; :. IL s,a..3 ,b,, be
r,,,l5 ;,r,nodi,,.lv On far a dissolution Of
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