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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-29

"Big iniun,. from the pembina coun
try, who came 10 Dubuque, on Thursday las&.
to listen No The Great Sqnatter Chief Oh De.
mocracy, took down the speech Id his own
dialect, for circulation among the Rrsech.
clouts, aud having boen overcome lately By
the .shospitalities Of the occasions and fal-
len asleep upon curb stone, lost his report,
which, however, has been found and handed
to the Dubuque Times for preservation and
perpetuation. 1t has about it the odor Of
great accuracy:
"Ugh! Big Squatter, me heapl Me great
man drink heap OF whisky talk loud
Great big country--me love tall my coun-
try; me save IL and hang everybody. Me
love all the peoples me great Squaster.---
Breckenridge 20 good; fight me, Big Squat
ter. He talk some-not heap, like me-
Breckenridge bad man--wolf. Me good man.
Me whip Breckenridge. Lincoln no good
fight mo, bad man, no squatter. Lincoln
cowArd--squaw--no talk no drink whisky.
Me drink heap whisky--makes me feel great
big. Me have good mother. Mother have
great son--big Squaster. Me 60 see mother.
Lincoln coward--no dare 60 see mother
no got m other--no dare 70 see mothers and
fathers grave. Me whip Lincoln. Me hang
Breckinridge and Lincoln, like John Brown.
Den me be great Chef--me protect all the
people. Lincoln no do it, Breckenridge no
do it. Lincoln no good, BreckiDridge no
good, niger no good. CLAIMS good, whisky
good. me heap good. Me no care for your
votss--ro want your votes. You vote for
me, me let you-m make you great men. LIST
you do what you please, If please me. Vote
for me-me be great Chief. Ne protect all
the people. Me say what please all over dis
Great country. Lincoln no dare talk much !;
Breckenridge no dare talk much I; me talk
heap, loud. Whisky good, big Squat.er me !!
whoop. "Minne rasl. kapGsh ia doelo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-29
Lincoln IA maryland.

Elk Governor Francis Thomas, whom the
Democracy have often honored, takes bold
ground against the Southern fanatics. So
far from the election of Lincoln giving the
South cause for dissolution, Gov. Thomas,
though STAKEHOLDER, argues TO the contrary.
In a speech at Hagerstown, few days since,
be said
We have nothing TO fear from the election
OF Mr.. Lincoln. All formerly stood upon his
platform. None ever doubted the right of
Congress 10 legislate for the Territories. He
cared not what a mans abstract opinions
were we had had many free.soilers In the
Presidential chair. Jefferson was a rank
free.soiler Madison and Monroe were both
fret soiIers. He knew Mr.. Fillmore well !;
and better President we never bad. Mir.
Fillmore would have responded, Yes, to every
question put to Mr.. Lincoln. Mr. Clay was
an out and out free soiler. $50 help me
God," said Mr.. Clay, $50 help me God, |
will never vote for the admission Of slavery
into any Territory where it does not now ex-
ist."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-29

Upon inquiry we learn that no man having
African blood in bis veins cast q vote in this
city on Tuesday last, With the exception of
Epps, who, We understand, voted for Val
landigham. The country is safe. Let the
Telegraph rejoice.
By the way-wil the eolored people 10
this city allow us to suggest to them that
they should vote On open Democratic tick ct.
The Democracy In Louisiana allow eolored
people TO vote by scores without challenge as
the same party does also 10 other Democratic
States heretofore Democratic. Depend upon
IL, II is not the color of the skin, but OF their
tickets, that the Democracy object to. The
hounds that yelp and howl on the oolored
mans track that become rabid at the thong bit
of having negroes sit in the school house
with their children, though they may occupy
a different departnent-that turn up the
whites OF their eyes in holy horror at the
thought of sitting in the same church with
the black man, and that would utterly re,
fuse them place in heaven with themselves,
had they any control there, would become as
gentle as sucking doves, IL they thereby could
win black mans vote, or seduee his wife
or daughter. Why, how long has il been
since some Of those fellows who voted for
Richard Nj. johnson for Vice President, the
husband OF negress-and what party is il
whose members are the parents of mulatto
children by the hundred thousand all over
the State?
The Republicans no more than thems Ives
are in favor Of negro suffrage, though they
are willing to abide by the decisions Of Dem
ocratic Courts on the question of who are
white men IN the meaning OF the Constitu.
/ tom Hamilton (Ohio1 lntelliyeneer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-29


Kansas correspondent of the New York
Evening Post thus amusingly sketches the
impression made upon his Western auditors
by Gov. Stewards personal presence:
stThe crowd was too much awed by the
reputation Of the man TO be very enthusi astic
10 it's demonstrations of applause, and the
general sentiment seemed to be one of sur
prise, that such little, mild hammered, re-
spectacle gentleman, should have made such
q frightfnl reputation, and become such q
terror to the slavsholding portion of the
country. The old Missouri farmers from
the creek bottoms, the red-shirted rovers Of
the plains, the roughs and rowdies, subdued
border-rufhans of the early wars, all crowd
round with opened mouths and dissend I'd
eyes, almost gasping with interest TO see and
hear the man who had proclaimed the ire.
prcssible conflict, and attempted to dissolve
the Union. They evidently expected to see
a brawny, double-fstes. ferocious monster
Of muscle; and one back wo odsmsn, with q
coon skin cap, openly announced bis dissat-
isfacton by declaring confidently to his CON-
rade that he could whip the little cuss With
one hand"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-29


QUDD on Disease OF the Liver.
~ Il 81 Stomaoh,t
Bartlett on Fevers
Barclays Medical Diagnosis.
Churchill on Diseases Of wemen.
System OF Midwifery.
on Children.
Condie %
Carpenters Principles Of Comparative Physl
ology.
Carpenters Elements Of Physiology.
DunggisoR's Human g
= Therapeutics.
Medical Dictionary.
Dalton's Physiology.
Drushs Surgery.
Towns Chemistry for Students.
Hamilton on Fractures aud Dislocations.
Jones opthalmic Medicine and Surgery.
Ludlows Manual OF Chemical Examination.
Lawrence on the Eye.
Mckenzie 81
Milier's Principles Of Surgery.
- Practice q
Meigs' Obst etrics.
Noil Smith . Compend.
Pirrie's System of Surgery.
Parrish . Practical Pharmacy.
Ramsboth ANS Obstetrics.
kicord Hunter on Veperial.
Smith Horuer's Anatomical Atlas.
Toynbee ON Disease Of the Ear.
Turner . Chemistry for students.
Tanners Clinical Mejicine.
Woods Practice OF Medicine.
~ Therapeutics.
Weed 4 Bache's Dispensatory.
Watson's Practice of Medicine.
Wilson'S Humsn Anatomy.
Wilson ON the Skin.
William Principles of Medicine.
M. W. wEsTooTT,
Octl8-d Main. at near 4th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-29

ArcH NsoN, Oct. 25.-ll 900 pounds -four,
cornmeal and potatoes arrived TO day from
Illinois, and several teams from the desti-
tote portion of Southern Kansas, which were
10 waiting, were loaded and started for their
destination. There has previously arrived
and been distributed from this point, 500
bushels corn and 20 600 lbs -four, groceries,
potatoes, etc., most of which was cent to tho
Neosho country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-29

C A. DUKE and w. X. BARRETT having
~. formed a partnership in the Shoe business
would ask share OF the public patronage and
continuance Of the old custom OF the house.
We have concluded that in these hard times 1t Is
disgrace to work, and both being practical work
men, we win devote ourselves to the mHnufactu re
Of custom work, thus guaranteeing good hts and
honest workmanship, asst 10 eur interest to make
both.
We shall keep constantly on hand = well select
ed stock OF Eastern work, which will be sold very
low. DUKE fBARRETT.
nctg31
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-29

THEODORE GULICH, Of Davenport,
one OF the best German speakers in Iowa,
will address bis fellow citizens, in the Ger.
man language, at the following times and
places:
Burlington, Saturday aftersonn, Get. 27th. "
II. Madsson, Monday evening. Oct. 2sth.
keokuk, Tuesday evening. Oct. S0th,
West Point, Thursday evening, Nov. LIST.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-29

ESPECIAL dispatch to the N. X. Trihune,l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81.

lSWctai dispatch TO tue N f.a1rinunesl
WASHINGTON, Oct. OIL.
SENATOR HAMEoNn AND sKcRssroN.
The fact that Hammond oil 8. q. has def :
nite'Y announced himself a. candidate for
reelection 10 the U. s. Senate, doss not look
M If be anticipated secession of Southern
States. Ii was upon the belief that that
gentleman would not again be candidate
that several South Carolina politicians have
been 90 forward with their ultra sectio nal
msnifsstoss.
There are little or no means OF knowing
the character Of the speeches upon the STUN .
in South, but am satisfed, from informa-
ton lately received, taht there is scarcely
any disunion feeling in Virginia or North
Oarslina. The questions put 10 Douglas at
Norfolk were thrust 1t Senator Hunter few
evenings since, nj Petersburg, when he re-
piled that he wac opposed TO dissolution on
mere apprehension OF danger. At the frs /
speech OF Pryor in HE dissrict he denounced
the idea that the mere election OF Repub-
hcan President was cause for disunion. Bv
the way, is is bat justice to state that Pryor
utterly denies having made use of the LAM
guage TO the effect that be would enact the
part of Brutus to prevent the Inauguration
OF MIR. Lincoln.
OFFICIAL KxFRA ALLOWANCE.
! hear that the Attorney General has re-
called 50 mush Of his recent opinion consern-
ing extra allowances TO officials an to expect
clerks who have discharged duties 10 grade
superior to their regular position from the
benefit acoruing to certain officers 81 the Gov
eminent under recent decision OF the Su-
preme Court. The statute Of 1859, which
had been overlooked, provides expressly
against extra compensation to this GLASS OF
officers.
DTsUNIoS IN VIRGINIA.
The note OF warlike preparation In Vir-
ginia by Gov. Letoher 10 generally regarded
by conservative men here a. founded more in
the dictates of personal ambition than BY
any cal! Of popular sentiment in bic State.
He Affects to deplore and deprscate the
course Of the Southern secsssionisss, but
Gays That Virginia must be ready to make
common cause with them if they are pushed
by the General Government. The Governor
doubtless thinks that be must do something
to make up what he has lost of prestige
among the psrtisaus by supporting Stephen
A. Douglas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-29
Splendid Furniture and House
hold Goods at Auction


NOTICE IL hereby given that in pursuance of
IN the provisinns Of "A Deed of Trust and written
contract made ky James J.. Estes to Norcross, M ell
len Co.. dated July Z, 1858, the Subscribers will
seilby public auction, in Samples building, on I'll
street. In keokuk, Iowa, on ihnrsday, November
Sih. 1850. from 10 o'clock IN. 10 o'clock p. m,
commencing punctuaiiy at 10 o'clock M,
a lot of splendid Furniture and Household g ,ods
to-sit: OF ROSEWOOD fURNlTURR--lH rand
Piano, French Bsdstsads, ] Etsgere, Ladies
Secretary and Bookcase lined with Satin wood, ard
Parlor Chairs. OF MAHDGANi--lFr French Bed
stead, Bureau, marble top; Washstaud, mar bic
top; Ladies' Sewing Table, large Lounge,
III at Stand, and Parlor Chairs. OFUAK--I side
board, Hat Rack, Gothic Hall Ohaits. ! Ex-
tension Table, and II Dining Room Chairs
OF CHESTNUT WOOL Bed-chambcr Suit.
Two large gilt ard rved-fraIAcd Mirrors,
large Steel Fngrssngs, Chandeliers and side
Lights, Hair and Shuek Mattresses, 4 Statues
If Italian Marble, 2 Marble Vases, A Cast-iron
Dogs, 3 Iron versndah Seats, about IT'S yards Of
fine Velvet Carpet, l25 yards Brussels Carpet,
and rs yards Velvet Stair Carpet, a lot Of Damask
Curtains, Cornices, Tassels, and other articles
TERMS OF SALE. CASH. Said articles can be
seen at the said building on Saturday, November
Sd, at 2 o'clock p. hi.
N0RCRoSs, MELLEN 4 co.
Dat oY lSG0.dI0t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-29


Mr.. Fitzpatrick, tho author of a memoir
ofthe late Lady Morgan, recently published,
tells the following story, as told by the csle-
brsted authoress:
When she vas very young, Mr.. Cross
ley, who was younger still, became attached
to her and offered marriage. She told him
that she would have accepted him at once,
bnt that neither OF them could boast Uf pos
sessing q single shilling, aud tho result was
aprospf Give engagement, to be realized only
so soon ~ means we're apparent for their
Subsistence. To devise this, che suggested
as career that an application should be
made to the MARQUEE OF Hartford for Ca.
detshlp in the Indian army; and, ~ Crosse
ley's family had some local claims, their re-
quest was successful, and he Was speedily
appointed TO . regiment in the Presidency
of Madras. The correspondence continued
for some years, though go interruptedly that
considerable suspension took place, during
which the lady's position and prospects had
been uniformly rising, and her marriage at
length solemnnixsd With Sir Charles Morgan,
the cers mony having taken place at Barons-
court, the seat Of Lord Abereorn, in the
county Of Tyrone. On the morning of the
wedding the post arrived before the process
sion to the church. and the sister OF the
bride took Miss Owenson's letters. These
she opened on her return to the house, and
among them was one from Crosley, acoo ant
ing for his long silence by the auxieties OF a
period OF anxiety which had now ended by
receiving eoDe promotion in the army, and
a staff appointment In the service OF the
Nizam. This was the long -looksd-for point
in HE career, and having At last attained 10.
| dependence, be wrote to claim the perform
ance Of their early engagement, and pro.
posed an immediate union.
ATrAcK on THg WIDE AwAsgs or Wurrr-
/ mo, VA.--The Wide Awakes Of Wheeling.
| Va, turned out on the night Of the llth in
! procession. A crowd Of rufians attack I'D
| them with stones and other missiles. but not
succeeding In breaking up the procession
| the streets were blocked with draws and 9th
or distractions. The Wide Awakcs removed
these obstacles, when the rufians rushed on
them. A fight ensued, and shots were fred,
tho Wide Awakes ibying about them with
their torches. The intolligencer says.
''lf shese ruthans suppose that thew can
prevent the Wide Awakes from turning out.
when and where they please, they arc mis.a
ken. II the city il under the control Of a
lawless set OF ignorant, intolerant rascals
who thus sndanger the peace and property
of the city and the lives OF it's men, won er
and children, the Wide Awakes are not re.
/ sponsible.o
| There are now three large and we'll organ.
/ iEet companies of Wide Awakes la Wheel.
ing, and they are composed OF the sort oil
men, who understand how TO "hoe their owu
row.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-29

The rem aiming ten counties will add about
300 TO the majority, making it in the State
just about 900. The vote has been i'm.
mense-much larger than was ever thrown
before Gin. Enquirer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-29
ANNOUNCEMENT

DANIEL Y. MnLsn, Esqr. lis an independent can
didate fer the Office Of Supreme Judge of Iowa.
dAw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-29


LAND 20 ~ SA e.
r WISH to sell my farm on Montross Bottom,
l Lee County, Iowa. Ii consists Of 900 acres
$50 acres prairie and lao aen timber.
SOIL.
The prairie part Is xii level aIiuvial, about 800
acres sandy, and $50 black loan. The timber land
broken.
IMPROVEMENTS.
$40 scres are under fence, including two geod
pastures of near leo acres each; good barn, four
cabins, on different parts of the farm, with good
well II water ut each.
ADyANTAGEs.
new road from Fl. Madison to Keokuk Ia lo-
Gated through the centre OF the tract he railroad
connecting the same places is within of mile !;
the Mississippi river IL within one mile, and the
townoi Montrose within two miles.
As whole mc ore desirable grain or stock farm
liz ssldom 10 be f.und-but it will be divided suit
purchasers, and can be divided ageously.
My tenant, Vim. Colvin, who resides on tbe place,
wilishow ate boundaries; or upon being notified ut
my home farm the Mississippi kaIads, miles
below Montrose, l will attend in person.
TERMS.
These will be made accommodating to purchas-
ers,--a small payment, with bonds bearing 10 Per
cent, retaining lien, will be satisfactory.
pHODUGTYvENEss AND CROPS.
Purchaser will now find growing on the prem :
ises about 40 acres VI rye aud 20 % fall wheat.
hey will also see sanding on the sandy ram
sbent 40 bushels of c0rn to the acre, AMI shout
10 bushels TO the the black loan.
FRANK BALLIN6ER.
Oct 49, lS60-dA~tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-29

4 FTER MONDAY, OCTOBER aand 1880.
n two Passenger TrAins daily lsundays sxospied)
1st Tgatn. ed TraI y.
LEAVE KEOKUK, 1850 A. M 3:OO r. M.
LEAVE FT. MADISON 1000 $40 q
ARRIVE AT kEokuK, lI3O TOO
- FF. MADISON, 300 4.3O
And leave Montrose for IT. Madison fat s:tS
. and 3:%x p. mt and Montrose for Keokuk
at IO.4b =. m. and 6:l1 p. m.
Freight Trains frou Montrose have the right Of
road. sltsr Passenger 1rains have made heir pass
age, Ut the hours Of ., q. 8, q, o and Al =. m :,
and ~ L. D, q. 8 and II p. m.
JN0. ADAIR MCDOWELL,
Oct "a sbN-atf SUPERINTENDENT
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Indiana official.

Official returns have been received in In
dianapolis OF the late election, from oil tbs
counties in the State but ten. On Governor
the vote stands thus:
Lane, (Repnblican,) 1l9,475
Hendricks, Democracy ll0,2l6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-29

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-04
Er~m New York.

New YoRK, July 2.
Coantsrfeit SIS on the Village Bank, OF
Mass, Us on the Mystic Bank, OF Conn, los
on the Newton Bank, Mass., go on the Gem
tervills Bank, Warwick, r. l., and EOS on
the Merchants' and Manufacturers' Bank, Of
Providence are in circulation.
Commodore Vanderbilt positively refuses
to Garry California mails for inland and
ocean hostages. lie also declines TO carry
express matter for Wells, Fargo Co., and
others.
Judge Ingraham, OF the Supreme Court,
to-day decided that all OF the over-issued
stock OF the New Haven r. r. Go. 10 valid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-04

fTIt is said that Mr.. Marble lately mar
ried q Mise Stone. The marriage took place
in the Granite State, and the nuptiai knot
Was tied by Mr.. Flint. That, undoubtediy,
was q new plan for Marbleizing stone.
A BKEcKikRiDoE CLUB.-The preliminary
arrangemements we're made yesterday 1t q
caucus of "Nstional Democrats" for the
organisation Of a Breckenridge Club. Unex-
pectedly to the Douglas men, and to every
body, 10 fact, the Seceders' ticket has con-
siderable number OF supporters in the ranks
of the Democracy here. The Douglas men,
however, seem TO compose majority Of the
party Musca,ine journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-04

e. n. HARRISON, President.
J.W. McMrLLxE, Cashier.
jy4dlt
0OV tracts Just received and opened this dAl,
comprising many new preparations never before
offered to this public, all Of which ! Offer to tho
trade 1t thsir card price.
JOHN r. WILKINSON,
july4 d3t-w3t 81 Main-st
Ti1den,s Wine Of wild Cherry.
Unity bottles Of this delicious Wine, possessing
u al the valuable properties Of the Wild Cherry,
and highly recommended as the most agreeable
tonic and stmuiant, especially adapted to dyspcp-
tics and those prsdisposed to pulmonary complaints
just received and for sale by
jy&-d3t-W3t 81 M&iR-st.
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Brecksnridge and Lame.

PHILADELPHIA, July y.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held
here this evening to ratify the nomination OF
Breckenridge and Lane. Hon. Chas. J. In
gsrson presided, with an imposing list Of
Presidents and Secretaries. The resolutions
adopted re-sf6rm the Cincinnati platform,
and the explanatory resolutions reported by
the majority OF the Charleston Conven-
ton. They also declare the Front-strees
Thsasre nominations are nullity, and the
nomination OF Breckinridgs and Lane 10 sn-
titled TO the respect and earnest support OF
the Democratic party. letter was read
from Hon. VIM. B. Reed, recommending con.
Citation and harmony. Ii speaks Of the
folly Of sacrificing the election Of Mr.. Fos-
ter as Governor OF the State, because OF IN
abstrsct difference Of opinion on theory OF
vast, but not paramount Importance, and
hoped milder councils will prevail, so the
electoral vote Of Pennsylvania, may be cast
against the Republicans, and for the Demo.
cratic candidate who 10 most available.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-04

FIRE Poor BUILDING FOE THE SrArx.--
The contract for erecting the new fre-proof
building, for the protection of the records
Of the State (including an Office and ware
house) was let to VIM. War;, Of this city, .
few days since. The building is to be loca-
ted in the State House yard. II will be two
story, OF brick; and the contract price 10
So 400. It's dimensions are to be SIS by 30
feet. The lower story will be occupied by
the Register of the State Land Office, and for
stationery rooms; the upper story as ware.
house. There are to be ere proof vaults
adequate for the protection OF the archives
OF the Land Office and the State. They
will be FIRE proof and erected in tho most
substantial manner. The bidders we're Geo.
Whitaker, $500; Woodruff, Marion coun-
ty, % ATS; White i Calvin, $3.450; War;,
IS 400. The appropriations Is $3,5Oo.-Des
Moines Register.
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FTrSome Democrats who have not care
fully surveyed the field are disposed TO con-
cede the election OF Lincoln 40 the inevitable
resul, Of tho detection Of Douglas and his
friends from the Democratic party. Things
look badly, we confess, and Black Rspub
loan triumph IN greatly to be feared; but
still we have strong reasons TO hope and be-
lieve 10 disastrous calamity ~ the election
Of a sectional President will be averted.
TO begin with, California and Oregon may
be- regarded as perfectly safe for Breokin-
ridge and Lane. Pennsylvania and New
Jersey hsve always been among the most
90 ms ervative States in the Union. Breckin.
ridge has always enjoyed large measure Of
popularity in both Of them, and with Lanes
great strength, added to his own, we have
strong faith that true union and conser-
vasive feeling will give tho votes OF both
those States to oar candidates. These. with
4 united South, will elect Thorn easily.
Bat many perso ns think that Douglas will
receive enough votes 10 + entucxy, Tennessee,
Virginia and Maryland, to give those States
to Bell and Everett. and that even some 9TH
or Southern States will be rendered doubtful.
They magnify Douglas strength In the South.
Its made up chiefly Of noisy and brAwling
cross road politicians, dismissed ofios hold
srs, and disappointed ONCE seekers, with here
and there q good man who has been deceived
by their olamor. We have not the slight
est apprehension that Douglas can recsise
enough votes IN Kentucky TO endanger in the
smallest degree the vote Of this State for
Brock inridge. We believe that Breokinridge
will receive the votes OF many moro Opposi-
tionsts than Douglas, who has strength In
not moro than half dozen counties ct the
most, will obtain from the Democrats. The
same state Of the case We believe to exist 10
! greater or less degree in the other States
named.