New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

months shall know whether the Omlnou- iulction
of twetN five mtns of n"u slaveholde~s North and
South tas heen formed tearing hs C. ustmti N into
ebreds, IL order that they az otller4t with hrue
fore The and ineres secured nv TIA great car-
ter Of liberty and freedom 10 nc two mlou OF slave
boidere IN The Southern States. In six moutls we
sball 81 ow wbeth war will not 10 he raj, ed
ut The South similar TO that Of rhe Revola ion wrcn
he patriots and the tories La that brief 'iiue shall
know whether 1t will not DC necessary, ne it taen,
10 purge the political atmosUhcte of hs Sunth IN ough
baptism Of blood. Tire 'Constitu'ionai Uaionisis'
OF tins Ca msy hrd Themselves in he prrdcauep Of
the british Uason,sfS Of that DAY Ny funeral
may then come, but, # rIsh mu-t let fail ulder
the folds Of the patriot hag. " ss he treason make
The most OF IL"
--Aceoraing to tn, Charleston Ners So9th Cars
bra IL Iii heavenly frame Of miud tho ahcsrul PAGER
referred to cannot control its oxidation az som sight
yet invisible TO an binary observer but which ap-
pears to strike with froc upou it. prophetic vision
Here Is an ext sct from ia latest a6-r:
THAT South Carolina is calm tin, she Is frm and
IN improved spirit that sne IL aud more devoted
20 State Highs aud that with one scco'd "i me sh'ie
popular voice she well vote for 5retSlnridg" ana Lane
are patent and sccep'"ne IN N"loUS, ann Soos'S, mt
divisions al 1851 int doctrines hut rrmcdyl have
been Ia, .lled aud obt rated. The apathy aud nep
ism OF subs'qu ut years, and ertnn go uvOcs
attitude taken Territorial question unicr quasi
scctpt.r of the Nebrsska-Ks .sss Bill have been
Substantially abandoned. The par i.l f-rn Mt
opening Tho African Slgve.Irade a. d Ia Jew
Of more important and pressing issues hand she
feels thai the ising spirit of her sisr Sut'ern States
Is now Uoetng Ia cOngrnian with her own Hoc
war hCig SnuiFs the battle for Suthcrn rCh.s in the
near di-snce aud Der uu's-tlon beat, with higher
hope AID a moro elasc life.
owe congratulate thee, mother sovereign
An Ohio correefon lent says that there is great
satisfaction among the Republicans Of Obi ut the
romi len for Congress OF the Hon Mr. II 'rton il
he VIII District it reoders the gain Of men,
Der certain, the preseni Incumbent William Howard
being Democrat. The ssme correspondent ssys that
The Hon. John Sherman in the XlIIiu the loo. John
A. Guiley Of the lid, the Hon. NJ Ashley of the
Sth, and the Hon. Thomas Corwiu OF tre With, Will
be rerouustsd without opposition. TIE Hon. +. C.
Tbesker was, the 5'h mat renomiuajed by acclS
, NATION in the XyIIth District.
"A correspondent who ATTENDED tha Bal more
Democratic Cohvebtioo gives the following As re-
marx made in bic besring by one Of the Ueexs es:
1t sar,in thing tlst Abe L'ncln is cuss@d
hard uu, to crack and onless the Demmvcrats march
sboaloer shoulder in solid folsnbs and rs one
uuit, carrying the sedg- hsmmer'f Jackson Demo
eracy. they never can crack him any how" I
-Tie Mound CITY Emporium, beret fore deyte
Democrat; paper. tss been purchased by sRepubl1aD
she Hon. j. r. EmIie and VIII a. on e actively sup
port Lincoln and HAraln. 1t that part Of Illinois
known az Lower Egypt
Tceco, Ohio, bat now living in this city, has been
accustomed he says to witness great gatherings Of the
Democracy there wherever there was 70 re a party
celebration by rrsson Of any event. Consequently
be was rat er atoish-d 10 fnd upon tie envl pc Of
q letter. posted July T. from Toledo, the folio wing
item evi-ehty written the spot:
"The Douplas men were 10 raise "a pole ST cor.
Summit and Monroe ST. right hsnd SIDE Hrg r IN
W Hcuse' At 2! D.t--"ay. Ia no" mar tnre",
and there are not Yet tn ugh to up@et wagon (weu
loaded TO cav nothing Of IA III & sncn a pole
-The Atlanta ga Locomotive, a most courteous
sheet TINS All the pssssse through the town 81
distinguished Republican:
"OLD LADY BaITs.-Tbe old Block Republican
nass-o through here yesterday. lie ook he Georgia
srsin He looks very venerable, having tolers ~
white whisker. His 'y,s have nervous ana res 1853
appearance. We felt such an utter coutenPl fof oin
t6at his preaence painful 10 us We d. 20 IKE 70
see the fanatic tribe Tollu ing our soil w nope ne
may lever G. me 20 A. ana sg-n, u ne can make y
cnnv.Yel, 10 go rcuLd the plate. That the Stae o.
Missouri al nd suffer o. foul an apcsote 10 remain ID
her tord re IL al everlasting s.an upon Der o.
cutcheUn . 80,
ful RepI, in Congress from thu lAih District
OF IIdisua met with enthusiastic reception at The
hands 81 Lis constituents on bis rece't turn nome
from Washington. a correspondent OF The CA'eaeo
Tr,Jpne. writing from South Bend MI faxs resi-
denceI, Juy 9, says:
ing we lesred that the Hon. Schuyler Colsx wss To
arrive G. Bis hone on the afternoon train Tue tews
soon sr sd and at msi awake, four miles east OF thu
The psoie turned ont 7dfie, men, women ana ch
dr. D. 6ieraen il Uniform, vi flags fiyiiR, music aud
firing Of cannon The people Of hawaka iusiste' on
biz BtoIIirg there and speaking TO them which h' did
Prtp FTisfawaks lgrge procession escorted IN
hone IN he evening headed by the hi-h ~ass Bud
In tpe Of .. rain 81 ch had 80, IA aud poured
doeE most dssgreeatly the whole evering AT SOU
r. I'd ,egrlrss Of th. amost tine whole po bnt'-
ton VIZ. Ia the streets ing for hn, anc Srei nun
ktrs in from the country eight or Ton hileS srouuu'
The Wide A wakes no srongl, und'r com,
nasd OF Captain s unders. with hgh'ed t'rcnee, ana
usIy citizI La the procession bio res'b.a inc
town limits TIE procession mar b a through me
p,i. cpa sree's, showing that ral1 could nov qpehen
their enthusiasm and ihsn To te Court fious1i "n'et
though il holds one thousand people 'ou'd not contain,
With al The hacking possible, hall ihr cro"d naI
sopobt entrance. Here he was welcomed home ~ u
neal addrrss by A. Anderson, ESQ, a1Ier "hich vi.
(oifax ftuke over hour 10 hi nsra Impressive
nxle oftfr interrupted with loud AID reieatod CHESTS
a. ,bc rifsa the MshawakA Bad played ole OF their
hes, p.rrta and a Gong was sCng by tne SOutl p,uo
Clsa iiuh The Wide "A wakss L 60, WIN tIr toroIe'
reli e,er Cd Mr.. Colfsx 70 biz residence. va G'uny
Eas rrvir b ter organized than nov, ana Nh Biso
a., fOO raj ty for Lincoln, TWICE az large ~ u gave
for Fr.mopt Mr.. Colfsx viii s"mmencs can vas hng
hi, dst,i,t in ahou. two weeks, and will speak every
dsy til Cl'cii' o." m IT,. 90
friend IN Rochester az follow:
ar slarfed from Chicsgo al p. NJ, and gol 10
snrii RI. ID at a. u. After frins"tinB my Unii' "
r. S.c;dcd 10 call upon Mr. Lincoln tue phpl-
- cs, did 10 for Prfsi- en thought should kno"
him The portraits had srep, and n re,ore u" no,
Wal, any one 70 point him out o l ooi'eu ia a'u
saw two men, but neILh'r looked Ike Lle IN ~ e.
rec,ed 70 uleet I inqu red for mr Lincoln whIh
~ nj fben rose aud said be was the man.. lie
!, pd a daIk coppL xioned man, TOR u ne iPr.
He l. aa exceedingly agreeable gentleman, ana at