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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
MR.. LINCOLN At HONE.


Correspondence Of The Missouri Democrat
CHICAGO, Saturday Sept. ~, 1860.
Happening at Springfield ILL.,, yesterday, the b Ime
Of the Re uocan cancjate for President hour was
pleasantly passed at his room in the capital. Daring
that hour, visitors ladies and gentlemen, called upon
him from ain os, every State Ia the Union; ami We
were all greeted vi most cordial welcome by this
man Of the people Not a State but has thus been
repre- eptej, showing that the high estsem 10 which
Mr.. Lincoln is held, is cobhosc to NJ section OF the
Union NJ. L.. health and spirits are excellent; and
though not quite embrow ned as when csnvassng
the State with Mr.. Donglas he Is less l.sa than
usual, AID certainly looks as though his would
not easily wither and die, even In the ho.Oed
Of the Predicate house. 80 FAR AS the neces-
sorry courtesy 70 Mr. Lincoln numerous visitors will
allow hin time he il fully poeted the polite al move
neyis Of the cay and expresses hi nssii Freely ana
Insnfuly open them. TIE qualities Of mind and heart
be possesses VIII not lei HIN al uuiavOrdbly even OF
bic opponents. That ne will initiate auy of them IN
tskIg the stump, however many votes he might Sc
thereby il entirely opposed 20 the true and noble
modesty of he man. ibis alone should make him tue
choice Of the people OF cOurse, with his correct view
q his matter. VIII not expect 70 see MN al our
Fair, ard lie las Wi ten to i's managers accordingly
IT. Mr.. Lincoln afraid TO 90 South Not bit OF It, As
euppOs d, there not wOd OF truth 10 the story
of his declining visit his birthplace IA Kentucky for
fear Of any violence. The story IL ma re Of whole
cloth He fears not 10 vzt any part Of the South, aud
he will doubtless avail hi Lsef Of many Invitations to
make such visits, after the campaign 10 over.
Mr. Lincoln though an client lawyer, does not
lay much claim TO Military renown. IL seems, how
ever, he was capt9iu ofa company who marched i1Io
TIE dian couutrv Tor the defense Of the frontier dur
ing the Black Hawk troubles He, and MsssTs.
Edwards, aud o II, Bro wing Of Quincy, who were
al participants in that lndiGo warfare were yesser-
DAY taking, as soldiers vii, the events Of the
camDsigp.
1t was interesting, rs well as amusing, TO hear Mr..
L. talking, few can, all the most dlincuit
political topics, one minute making you wish the
whole nation could hear his literal and clearly eX-
pre- seed views and the next causing violent bnrss oil
xultr hE.rf At
and well.tCld anecdo.e lie not only discuss ably
the great democratic principle Of our Govern eni but
81 The came time tell how TO navigate vessel, maui
rsi or even TO oress deeI-skn. in speaking OF the
leading speakers Of the nation, Mr. l.. regards Carl
Seh,lIz as one Of the fOremos and II was pleasing
r,f=cion TO know he majority Of the members OF tho
Cor greesionRl working COmuiltee, who served wltn
Mr. Lincoln, today actively advocating ise-
publican principles Among these we reeollect but
the nsIaes Of Jucge Enbree Of Indiana, aud Mr. Root,
Of Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
TIE CAMPAIGN IN ILLINOIS.

PEKIs, III Sept. "a, 1860.
The campaign in Central Illinois is carried on by tho
Rel ubicsrs with a degree OF ardor and enthusiasm
unsurpassed by any campaign ever witnessed If these
doubtful couptiss which two years ago were carried
for Mr.. Dougla' are not Republic 4nized this Fall il
Will net be for lack of exertion and Systematic
wasting on tue part Of the friends Of Free Lab
Tpzewell, Peoria, Fulton, Mason Menard. and c Iss
Counties two yea's ago, all for Senator Douglas
" it'll small nsOIities. In November they will give
Republican msjorities and insure Lyman Trunbdl's
return to the Senate.
Last Saturday the HoL. Owen Lovejoy, the eloquent
chsmIi n Of Central Hliaois and The whose ion
pessicned eoquenoe isconvr ring thousands from Doog
lasism 10 The Republican standard addressed the people
Of Old TsZeweD for the iiis. time. His appearance
was en.husia'ticIy greeted by sb Mt 1000 citizens Of
the COUNT, whs listened for 80 hours aud half With
wIspt attention, inter uped by bursts of applause
which could not be restrained. At Ill o'clock, d. M,
the Iroctssion was formed, consisting Of speakers
csriage Wide Awakes ladies and gentlemen on horse
back cars of little girls farmers carriages, wagons
&c. alto eether forming procession Deari, three Iniss
hug. In Il evening 800 Wide Awskes psrsded the
streets with their brilliant torches closing tue eXsrcs
Of the day With beautiful pageant, This was gori
ous day for Cd Tazewell, and one which will tel in
November. L. A. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
PROSPECTS IN THE SOUTH.
,7ueycndenoe Of The n. Y. Tribune.


AuGusrA. Ga, Sept. 81, 1860.
have had fair opportun les of learning by Observa.
ton the relative strength Of political parties bore, of
hearing as veil reading the various eIpresi 'ns OF
the political time nts predominant in this seetion of
the country and of Witnessing indications Of the feel
iDgs expectations and convictions of the people con-
nected with tie progress and probable issue Of the
present canvass.
There can be no rational doubt that the vote OF
Georgia viii be given to Breckenridge. II tho gen
era opinion that he win get he popular vote OF the
State-s majority Of Il, mean; but If he does not
there will certainly he election by the people aud in
that event all admit tina; the Legisla will choose
Breckenridge Electors. Bell has mAuy friends here,
bat nearly all Of them frankly admit that they cannot
carry the State for him. and the few who do lot admit
this in words show CLEARLY enough by their manner
that they have no hope of success. The estimate Of
NE Douglas vote vary from onc-enth to one fifth Of
the whole vote Of the State. Some believe there Will
be no election by the People, ii requires majority
of the whole TO eject 10 this State. Bat in any case
the friends Of Bnckurdge may safely the State
for their candidate.
In Alabama the contest is between the Breckenridge
and the Bell party. The Bell men have, or affect to
have hopes of carrying the State but the Brsck-
inridge party sabguine Of Douglas Is
where. II appearances Can be trusted the SJas is
sure ent ugh for breckenridge,
In Tennessee, also, the two principal competitors ere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

and esuuvloos, ssss pvecesSed 70 spss& Of N.
xa,s. Ia The ibid. tssir pe'sonA' oass"'
pr,naples The, rep'sssesed' sd closes VISA - -.
70 tboss Who bad fOsgh. "rsh oin uDAsf ne 'a'as
pro.ec,iou 10 Axehcso In 'uao,' 20 Co.'S
aDe ba tie for Ote Of Ci.ys nobls.s friends, h~o
Abe" of Illinois. As the tide Of recotlec ioa ese'
bsck up The hearts Of N any present yoo "a SO
them throw up heir heads, 'beir eyes gsses' as
breasts heave with strong u0tions-
At ths cloee escort ~ss rendered him 70 tneeAr
the VEGA wakes Of Hidden City NJ. Ho'i-fsss
sspg q so0y; notice was gvso that WieAwaxs
Clue would be foru.ed on Saturday svseiog; sod sta
three times three for Lincoln and Hsmbn the moe<sag
scj urted "DEA"A
6,,oe~ n J. Sept. 70 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
OLD BERGEN WIDE AWAKE.

To TIE Editor ef The n. \. Tribune
SIR; During the lifetime of Harry Clay, be had
no tuer friends than could DO found among the honest
farmers on Bergen Hill. Even taose who to-day, by
Of tbs division of parties to DO found in the
ranks of bis ancient fees still cherish his memory;
ard it is not surprising that the notice given that tho
Captain of the " Old Guard" Joseph Hoxie, would
address the Republicans last evening, drew crowd
such IA has not been for years Ths people be.
San to 6l the largest public hall in tue place at an
early hour, and, by the time the wide-A wakes Of
GrOonvinc ADD Hudson City arrived, ii was packed,
and many had TO remain ousside.
Mr.. HoKie commenced BY reviewing the acts Of tho
present Administrator i.s false pss,eases, frauds,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
WHAT SHOULD BE DONE.

10 ne Eaisor Of Tia s, y Trtbta,
SIR A rssditg room should be established in every
school district ia Penney lvaOis and New Jersey ipms-
dately where the people should be invited assemble
weekly fer the pupOee OF listening to the reading Of
Republican speeches" and the sele tions of ars1-
mebts Let the reading be by and another of the
your residing in tie several oistrcts. The poo
pie wond su'ely corgregse could thus be reached
with truths thai they " Il never learn in any other
way SUggest the dea urge il; call on the various
committees 10 surely establish such weekly gatherings,
and thus secure the vote Of those alesf
LINCOLN AND HAMLIN.
What idea has our correspondent Of the cost
Of the measu . he recommends Where does he
imagine the money could be raised How much
has he given to the promotion of the Republican
cause out of his own Immediate neghborhood
What he suggests is very well; but the aggregated
wealth of the country is not on the Republican
side and WE know not how 10 raise 80 much
money Ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
CARD FROM JUDGE BEEBE.

10 ne EDITOR Q The N. Y. Trr5snA
SIR: in he report of the proceedings OF the Repsb-
hcsn Judi' sry Convention in some VI the pspees q
to day l An reported IS udDg some harsh exPresssss
toward Mr.. Spencer. Such was not my intsuti a nW
wss 1t the fact on the contrary, stated that Ne.
Spencer wae my person al friend az inst VIII 80 ess-
acter ard Integrity | knew nothiig tut in whose
favor koew much after many yes's Of scqasintasea
in substance in the course of my re marks that Mr..
SpeD, prac les, having been prnci pay ,ndasd 10
the crmiI 81 courts, while il would maks no dIsre aos
with those who koew him, by thousand, who did ma
NJ w. uld be cha ged uih being a " Toabs lawyer"
would not wu ely cay o0e sord 10 iojare tas fee&-
irhs ( Mr.. Spencer, or 70 deract fron his wes-
cared reputation as cria osl lawyer Please i.ssss
this ~ an act Of justice 70 Mr. SPsncer As well ny
self, ID believe me your obedienl serv.nt
W. Z. BsKsH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
ANOTHER PROMINENT AMERICAN FOR
LINCOLN.
MIDpLErows. N. Y. Sept

MmDLErowS, N. Y, Sept PC, 1860.
DR.. Joseph D. FREED, American candidate for Con-
gnss in this XIII dsnic two years ago. and promi-
and leading politician Of that party, last even ng,
at crowded ard enthusiastic Republican meeting, 10
a frank manly, and eloquent speech, announced his
intention to support Lincoln and Hsmlin, ADD de-
bounced With scorn tho corrupt bargain and sale of
Brooks Hunt & Co. Tee Doctor was loudly APP
p!auded snd warmly copgra'u'at.d for his ndspend-
ence ADD csndor. He was followed BY s. W Fuller
ton, etq in decidedly Of the beet speeches of the
campaign. NJ. ID. 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
HOW 1T WORKS.
ace Of The N. z. Tribune.
HUDsos-sT., Ne~-York, s.

HUDsos-sT. Ne~-York, Sept. Is, 1860.
This morning al old rield Of niGs, who thus far
hsd bid out for Douglas c4me in the store when
asked, pointiog to bis DDuglas badge, "Do you still
persis il wearing hat thing, in the facs of H. s. Il
I bargain lie vsfy deliberately took pair of
soisors spd ing it off threw IL aside, saying, 81
followed Douglas with pleasure but to 60 with thi,
notiey, 'riRg-streoked and spe-kted erOrd l won't
| ,hall vote for Lincoln and HsmIin. think be
spoke the sentiment Of Thousands of the voters of New
York who don't TO be bought and sold hike so
mhnh cRlYeH V.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

The COAL or BUSINESS Two hundred wells have
been sunk in the vicinity OF Powers Corners, warren
County, Ohio and others are being commenced dtny.
OF these fifty or seventy five promise to DO paying
ton pnmping and some eRht or ten more are on tue
ground and wln DO in motion IL a few days some oi
these wells yield from II 10 10 barrels per gay, anu
some five to ten barrels II is probable tina, the aver
10 each we'll or about seventy-6ve barrels, or 3Ooo
gsIlous per day, in AL. THIS amount Is increasing
every day, AS now wills s-e bling sunk, and imProSe
meats in lie raising and separating apparatus are mSae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

No guano Boo IsI on pJlI l0I 20 o. alll PuIaV0I'
Let our readers carefully mark these prices ana re-
mem Der them for they iii thus be able to Judge 10
come degree Of the genuineDess Of samples onefeo
them this season. The Government agents OF course
.;sb n 60 Wholesale business and therefore dsoour
age the purchase Of lots Of less than 30 tuns BY charg
a.. b;ob prios. 1t therefore falls 70 large private
hcoses 70 supply the trade, by laying In lots Of lOO
TINS at AGO and selling from one tun Upward at small
sdvaroe One large firm in Eew-York, and ono
q BroCEIyn dispose IN this way Of nearly al the gasn0
n,orob. market and although their profit In detail
\ very small yet in the aggregate it is something
hsDSscme with the best terms on the above list The
,-,.J d.ssr who buys in lots Of 50 tuns-And few bay
more at 8 time-psys for his genuine guAn0 as f0'"S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
TIE REPUBLICAN CANVASS

TIE RBPC bLlCAN CaNFAoS-
TIE HoI. HssRr g. srAsros viii speak for Lin
coils, BaahD, hid I'll, Coed Cause, as foiio~si
AtAgo,a..................... Saturday, SrpI 20.
tProebir, ..houts), Oct l.
AtFsy.uesi e.................r Tuesday o. T.
At Amsterdsm.............. " ednesdsy ooId
Al Oneida Depot ..............Fiisy, Oct D.
Depot "eduesd'y, Oct 10
AT Eewburgh.. ............. ..Thur'osJ, oot IL
Al hiodb Friday, Oct IL
At Buffalo. .SatdTeay, Oct 10.
The Bon. CHARLES l.. BEALE ill kewiee speak
atCabssn Colombia saturday. Sspt S
AtFtrt Tuesday oet
Atssldy I'M. .Wesnesd"y Oct
At Chesestown Warren Co.. Thursdsy, Dot T.
At G-n's FAs................'fndAy Or D
At North Chatham ..Sstmdy' Oct
AT Coboes.....................r Tuesday Oct g.
The Hon. T. z. TRAcr Of California will likewise
speak
At Adams, Jefer,ou Co ........a Monday, Os l.
At Antwerp Jeasr.ou Co... tuesday Oct ,.
At Cape ViDoept, jefferson Co. .WedDesdaJ o. q
AT Carthage, JEFF rson Co... .Thusdsy, Oct T.
AZ Coperh,g n, Lewis Co......Friday Oct D.
AtLtWylie, Levi, Coz. Saturday, Oct g.
At Turin, Lewis Co............ Monday, Oct K
AT Port Leyden, Leaf. Co... .Tuesd,y. Oct g.
At ConstatIeyile, Lewis Co.. Wedeesd.y. Oct To-
Gsp. Il. r. BEUcs will like wise speak
At Branetport Yates Co ....... Thur day, Oct.
At Rushylle, Ystes Co.........Rhtay, Oct. S.
The II n. DAsIEL ULLMAs will Iiksw speak
At Somcrs Westchester Co.. Saturday. Sept 49,
At Wurtsboro Sulvsn Co... Monday afternoon Oct l.
At WoodhoIne. Tuesday snrrnoon Oct 2.
At We-6eld Flats Wednesday afternoon OctS
tPurvis Wednesday evening. Oct g..
At Liberty .Thursd y afternoon, Oct
At Robiusonvile Thursday evening Oct l.
At Beth FdJsy se noon Oct
At Forestborl Friday eveai e. Oct
AtNcn,ioelo ........... Saturday ate noon, Oct s.
At Shswsasuik .Mondsy, Oct g.
At ~.
l
At Hornelsyi1e. Wednesday Oct II.
At Almond .....................Th Thursday. Oct 10.
At Huu3s..................... Friday, Oct. 10.
A. DansyiLe..................... Saturday, OF 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
ADDRESS OF TaE AMERICAN GENERAL
COMMITTEE.

Neg. York, Sept 56, 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

TIE Iios. HtSRr q. sTAsros viii speak for Lin
coils, Hsa lp, hid I'll, Coed Cause, a. foiso~si
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-12

Dissolutionof Of Partnership.

QY the retirement Of Geo. b Holt from
II the practice of the law, and by mutual agree
ment, the law partnership between said Holt and
n. b. Walker, is this day dissolved. The business
heretofore eonhded to us being unfinished, will
ceive the attention of both the partners until dis
posed OF. HOLT a WALKER.
noY20
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sAttention, Farmers.

A LITTLE plain common sense talk is what We
"A wish to have with you at this timo. All
Of you wish to get the highest market price for
your produce. You also like TO buy where you
can do so to the best advantage. These are fixed
facts. Did II ever occur to you that there are
other men in business beside Mr.. A. B. II Il has
not we suggest the fact that there are. Mr.. A.
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probability, traded with them long time II Is
hard to give up old friends, but money Is often
made BY making the acquaintance Of new ones. =
Try the experiment, and the next time yoa come
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few doors east Of the town clock, in the Empire
Building. We have a large and carefully selected
stock Of everything usually kept in the Grocery
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