Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
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his ques,ivuers told him be was ieol t
leave SO good a situation. lie replied
"Genilemeu, my situation down South
vacant; you can easily have it BY makin
application"
TIE fifth mortgage Of bonds on the Eri
railroad, has been foreclosed. The sal
takes place November 20. Arraugenep,
are understood 10 haze been made for to
redemption Of portion Of the par, du
second mortgage bonds, amounting t
about two million dollars, iu which hold
ers demanded cash promptly, principal an
interest.
A Washington despatch to the Horl
says that an alteration took place ol
Monday between the President aud Sena
tor Gwin, and that the latter's words wer
not at all measured. DR.. Gxin concluded
the interview by saying tha, be sOul'
never darken the doors Of the President
mansion again.
Tue breckenridge men have nominated
Stale aud Electoral Tickets IN Illinois anc
Mi,sIari, tde regular nominees beipg Do0
gia, uen. This gives the ke?uelIcaDs Z
chance 10 Missouri, aud they have nomi-
mated james B. UaTdenhire Tor Governor,
and several candidates for Congress.
| The Bell party of New York State held
a Convention, aud instead Of nominating
an Electoral Ticket left II to commit
tee" Ii looks as II the leaders were IL
market, and will sell themselves for as
much as they can get-the Tauk and file
are desertiug for Lincoln b. P!aioOns eve
~ day.
There is a town in Niidlesex, Massa-
chusetts, where it has been ascertained,
beyond doubt, that every lega. voter Is
Lincoln man. And another We see spo-
ken of, where there are only three shams.
The Republicans have made two Of them
acknowledge that Lincoln is to be elected,
and are after the third.
T. 7. Tredway, WHO was appointed an
elector by the Democrats Of Virginia, has
resigned; because be eau not presume to
decide for his constituents which Of the
conflicting tickets they ought to adopt,
As private individual be intends to sup
port Mr.. Breeklnridge.
A few nights since, an armed party Of
about twelve, obtained entrance, by STRAIT
agem, to the dwelling of John Brown, Jr.,
in Dorset, Ashtabula county, Ohio, and
made an attemptto carry him IF. Brown
and his friends resisted, aud succeeded in
beating of their assailants.
Where will the national democracy,
Of which We have heard SO much, post IL
self in this contest? Douglass nomina-
ticn is sectional so is rh.; Of Breckiu.
ridge. Where can the ''uaiionaP' Demo
cIais 60, bu, to Lincoln.
The Oswego (N. y grand jury pub
fishes card notifying managers of fairs
aud festivals held by church societies, ,ba,
the practice Of disposIng Of their goods by
lottery, is contrary to the statute, and
must not be persisted in. /
In Carlinsville, H., a popular vote was
Iaksp for Pos, Master, when, "Mr Ham,
ltoD, who is a rampant, roaring, nortiRg
Black Republican, had handsome maj
'rity." So says the Douglas mad .Specta-
or, Of that town.
A fellow calling himself Sep,imus
Aquills, alias Foster, hailiDg from Balti-
more, was arrested on Tuesday a: Rich
nond, Va, charged with proclaiming him
elf an aboli,iouist, denouDciDg slavery,
md calling John Brown a martyr.
Senator Seward has announced his de-
ermination to speak for Lincoln in Mich
gan. The Troy Times states that be will
!so speak in the States of Pennsylvania,
New York and Illinois.
The General Government Ofice-h holders
throughout the laud 90 for Breckinridge,
nd the Roman Catholic Priests for Doug
as, almost unanimously. The people Of
be party, generally, are divided.
John b. Brown, who was arrested at
Alexandria for circulating copies Of the
lei Per book and other lhcsudary publica-
ions, had al examination on Thursday
,st, which resulted 10 his discharge.
The Soldiers of icl2 Al heir ith of Ju-
, Ceii brat. ia. thanked the President for
!, yetp of the Homestead Bill, which
ley deprecated as unjust to them by max
u their Bounty Land Warrants worthless.
Col. Van Trump, the candidate of the
party for Governor Of Ohio in
S57, is out for Lincoln aud Hsu;lin, and
i'll probably take tie stump Cor the tick
this fall
Since the nomination 0f Mr. Lincoln,
lie Republicans have Citsn been called
SiDse tie split Of the De- I.
ocracy at Baltimore, the members Of that
My have become split rsi.ers.
A down east paper in announcing the =,
,ath of Henry johnson, Of Newburyport,
Us: "He was Al uncle Of the Hon. e
aleb Gushing, but otherwise 9 respecta-
e and worthy man
The Democratic party has been saving :
e Union for twelve years, and now they =
II US that it is in more danger than ever.
is time the work was cou6ded to other
.pds.
Some fellow represents the enthusiasm
Western New York for Douglas as be- {
g "boundless." We guess be is right.
has neither beginning nor end. II
Breckinridge men in the Nortb-whsre = =