, 1860-07-26
N1OVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.
Cook Coux11.-The Republicans in our coun

November. We bare President, four Vic
Presidents, Treasurer. q Sectetary, an Exec
iitive COMMITTEE. and Vigilance Committee Q
three in each Schnol District, whose duty j
is 10 canvass their district. find ont all the Ro
/ publicans, make more il they can, and SEQ tha
ttey IRE 1t tho polls On election dey. Let al
| towns in Tho County and State do Likewise.
-'--------- - ]. A. JACKSON, Sec
TRENTON, Clinton Co., July 2l.-1n this fiels
shat Of Corn. They tell us that in all parts 9
/ Egypt The people are learning 10 know thel
I Tights-*' and, knowing, dare maintain them.
III this town the E oub.lcans are in the major
itJ, and their numbers constantly increasing
Tomorrow We 60 to Carlisle, tbe county seat
next Saturday they have IN appointment Tor y
here. We expect to visit several other point
in this region before our return.
| We find hut little enthusiasm among -
Democrats. Though no one will admit It, re
the feeling of defeat seems to hare settled dow,
on all Some say Douglas will certainly get hi
| own pet State: while others admit that if b.
does not get Illinois, they do not know another
TINT he Gun get, aud 50 give up the chance.
We were Informed to-dlv by an inielGger
and candid man, Il at in bis neighborbood.
little -: ao.su Vi Trenton, where in IS tb,
| precinc. went thrce.fourshs Democratic, III
thought in the coming election the number
VIII De TeFtreeQ. kEFCDLtCAS.
PoLE RAISING At SApoRrs, CHAMPAIGN Co.
| The Republicans OF SAdorus und vicinity me
at 3adorua Oh the alst inst. and raised pole
one hundred and thirty, feet high. 4 small
irrepressite conflict was about to ensue, craving
| out Of Democra,ic dictation IN regard 10 where
The pole should be set. The conflict YVES soon
however, suppressed By the timely interference
OF Awrah Craw, President of the day, inviting
them to p!ace it on his premises instead Of il
the common. us first proposed by some. After
the pole was raised the flag was presented on
accompanied by very neat uad appropriate
speech, and was received by the President, who
responded in a very eloquent and patriotic 1e
ply. The tisg Was then loistel, and when IN.
furled to the breeze, displayed the names oi
Lincoln and namlin, calling forth repeated
cheers from the audience.
An announcement was made 10 repair to the
beautiful grove, about half mile distant, where
seats and a speakers stand had been previously
arranged. Here all partook Of generous re-
pust, prepa, ed fo- the occasion. Orange Craw,
a stuunch Republican in the vicinity, was called
upon and delivered m eloquent tribute to
Honest Old Abe, and appended to the voters IT.
respective Of party, to give him cordial sup
port as The Only means of wrestling our govern.
1nent from the hands or Its despoilers. J. B.
Mchealy Of Champaign was then called upon,
who gAye glowing description Of the state Of
parties in days gone By.
]. ". Laugly was then introduced. who en-.
tertained The audience for the space OF an hour
and q1a!ter, giving review OF the Little
Giants" inconsistencies.
Mr. Lan.ly was ful'owed by ]. G. Sheldon of
Urbana. who reviewed TIC action Of the Chicago
Convention.
Upo1 tue whole the day was we'll spent, and
had il not been for the heavy shower in the
1norntug, there would have been instead Of 500
or 1000. nearer 1000 persons present.
Tie Urbaua Brass Band was present on the
occasion, aud dispensed their music in such q
manner as 10 add to the enthusiasm Of the
scene. Tho popularity Of this newly organized
band is rapidly increasing. b.
ADAAr CoUS1Y-Ths Republican County
Convention me: ut Columbus on Saturday last,
AID although it was called rs q delegate Con-
vention, more tina ONE THOUSAND live, enthu-
siastic Republicans were present, who were
ably addressed by Messrs. prcntiss, Jonas and
De!ano. The following is the ticket nominated: :
For Representatives, Henry Asbury Of Quincy,
and John j. Graham uf Ii prairie; Sheriff,
John 4. White of Camp Point Circuit Clerk,
John Field of Quincy; Coroner, George Armer
OF Quincy. Adams county intends to throw of
the shackles Of the hump Democracy the COM
ing fall.
TAzEwEI1 Corxrr.-They had grand Re-
publican poll raising in the little town Of Della
van, On the 14th inst, at which 800 live Repub-
licaus were present. Capt John Robinson the
"OId Bald Eagle Of Delevan," addressed the
crowd for an hour srd half, il his own pecu-
liar. taking style. 1u the eved eg the Wide
Awakes had Il grand parade under the COM
membership Of Capt. Robinson.
Whole FAMILIES COMING Oven The Peoria
Transcript says that Z family Of Germans in
that city, consisting of a father and FIVE sons.
ali hitherto staurc ch Democrats, have joincd the
Republican rarks since the great specch Of
Curl Schutz at TINT place. L Democratic Com
mittee waited oa them to coax them back. but
the sturdy Gelnans gase them decided rebuff.
New Yonk.-The Republican Committee of
Chantauque county, New York, have given that
county q thorough canvass, with the following
approximate result:
Lincoln AM t3am1in + mn
RSns!as s 4nd .s1'
Ef-eklnrtsc and Lane. II
CoSsscr,cur.-A correspondent writing from
Norwich to The New York Ereniny Rosf --.,.
Ane "en"csa'fc -s..,. mas made this State
- sure Tor Lincoln that all excitement is
quencbed. II isa susing TO see how the Dtuo-
cEass run from anything like Il political argu-
quiet congratulations OF the Republicans with
one another.
ga Convention is called at New Haven. the
list Of August, Of the friends Of Bell und Everett;
but that will amount to nothing at ali. Those
best informed can only count twenty or twen1}-
fire CID gentlemen in this town Of $4,000
Inhabitants who 80 that ticket"
The friends of Breckinridge aud Lane in
Butfulo are making an extended organization
for the campaign in all the wards ofthe city, re-
solving against I'LL squatter Sovereignty, ard a!l
conditions, aad Only in favor Of the union upon
principle.
There is talk Of starting a Dreckinridce
paper in Rochester.
Five hundred Democrats Of Vermont, re-
repsenting every county in the State, have sign
ed call fora Breckenridge and Laue State Con.
ventinn.
The St. Adams {vt) Democrat, an original
Douglas paper, after keeping that name at the
head Of its columns till last week, took it dawn,
and put up the Names Of Breckenridge and
Lauc.
The Constitu:ion says there will be no elec-
toral ticket for Douglas and johnson in North
Carolina The Raleigh Standard has abandoned
them, and hoisted the flag Of Breckin1idge and
Laue.
pESSsl1yAS1A.-A correspondent writes to
the New York 1Sisuas that a thorough canvass
Of Franklin county, Pennsylvania, SHOWS That
it will givs more than 500 majority for Lincoln,
Large numbers have changed from tile bogus
Democracy 10 nepublicanlsm. Equally prom:s.
ing accounts come from other paris Of the
State.
1owA-aloRE CONVERSIONS Tho Oskaloosa
Herald says that G. y. Fteck, an old resident
Of that town, and u straight forward Democrat
from the days Of Jackson, has forsakea that
party, and will vote for Lincoln and uamliu.
Mr.. Brant, leading Democrat, at Bradford,
BEemer county, has taken the same position.
Moak A1p.-The Addison dduertiser, publish.
ed at Addison, Steuben county, New York.
heretofore IN American organ. now hoists the
Lincoln and Hamlia flag. Old S.enben will
give q laundering msjority for Lincoln and
Hamlin.
Among The objections urged against Gen.
Lane, the Secession candidate for Vice Psesj-
dent, BY the citizens Of Dubuque, Iowa, are the
following:
First-1Ie spella God with little G.
Second-Eie spells baEracks, bar.rax
Third-He spells dirt With two Is.
Fourth-When in Mexico, be dated letter
" Very Crosse"
Fifth ard l,sf-TJa ranst kaa1 n ho{a1