, 1860-07-28
MOVEMENTS OF THE pEoP1k.
HENDERSON couN11.-A friend Ut Burlington,
Iowa, sends III the following aecount Of l. Re-

Iowa, sends ua the following account Of Il Ke
publican rally IN Henderson county, this Bt.se
BuR1uoros, H., July 90, l50o.-At the uest
ing Of the T'',i ,"cke l:cpnblican Club. hsl
D on IT,. G.? = 1a:, j Invitation was sen
= 70 ustt :..,.s !" Republicans Of Olena
:. Henderson county, IT,, attend masS meet
Ing there the next day.. Therefore, yeste1da,
o music, accompanied bJ Hon. J. W. Crime.
Mayor French. and other citizens, with tn
& Wide Awake Giles Club. took a special trail
!. furnished by the ?. 4 Q. Il. R.. and rent Il
u 0quawka Junction, where the Repnblieana 0
J.. 0lena met us and took Us to that place, a dis
+ gathering Of people listening to Capt. Preptiss
b OF Quincy, ILL., ne had then spoken about twt
= hours. to the entire satisfaction Of the crowd
After Mr. Prentiss had concluded, Hon. J. "
Q and half with his usual convincing power. Mr
@ Grimes's speech abouuded in eloquent Allusonl
10 our candidates, und ia hard, logical hits d.
. all Cur opponents. The best Of attention wa.
given him, and all were eager to hear hin
r longer, but his health is poor and be spoke a.
:. Burlington Wide Awake G!ee Club then sang 6
l song 30 acceptably that the crowd would mol
! let them of until they had sung s. Poor Little
Dug" which brought out the enthusiasm to it,
fullest extent. The Wide Awakes reformed
and marched through the town. givin cheera
!
tude, (which numbered Ut least 1000, and prob.
ab1y a,500) with the skill displayed in their; Va.
, | rious changes, and with their good department.
It was day long to be remembered By Repub.
licans. There is immease enthusiasm among
the farmers for ~ Old Abe,' aud they are deter
i shall see this country redeemed from the poWer
Of iecherous Democracy Careful estimates of
the vots of this State, we think, will givs us
nearly ten thousand majority. 3.
WAp4sH CorSrr.-A very large and euthu-
siastic meeting Of the Republicans of Wabash
county was held at Cabbage Corner, On Thurs
day Of last ~eek, which was ably addressed ty
Peter CLARK, Esq, and Dr. Moro. We are gain
| ing ground very fast in Wabash county, aud
they talk of carrying the county for Lincoln
and Hamlin.
CARL scuunz At ALrox.-Carl Schurz I'D.
dressed the largest meeting erer assembled in
the City Hall atAlton, on Wednesday night last,
first in German, and then in English. Both
nat'onalities we're wrought to the highest pitch
| o. enthusiasm BY his eloquent words. Previous
to and at the close Of his speeches, the Germans
and Wide Awakes had splendid torch.liQht pro-
cesslons. Mr. Sehurz IL doing noble work in
the centre Of this State.
CARL ScuuRz At SPR1SoFlzLD.-Carl Schurx
addressed the German citizens of Sprin sdeld in
the stste House on Tuesday evening. Although
but limited notice Of the meeting had b.en xiy-
en- the Hall of the House Of Representatives,
hoor aud galleries, was filled to overtlo1inc.
with mostly Germans. A procession Of Wide
Awakes, numbering over three hundred, escort
ell Mr. SchuF7 aennnron.aI h.. n
the State House. Mr. Schu1z spoke to the Ger
mans until late hour. and in a manner that
produced \ marked effect. -
IuE cuASGEs.-A Douglas Democrat from
feEln' IN this State, stated to gentleman in
Peoria, that since Ar. Schnrz's speech in the
former place, at least one hundred Germans hsd
Lett the Douglas Democracy aud Joined the Re-
publican ranks,
MORE OF THE SANE SoRr.-The Moline L.de
pendent says that some thirty Germans in the
upper part Of Rock Island county, who have
hitherto been Democrats, will rote for Lincoln
and Ha1nln this Fall. The Lad<pkndent pre-
diets that nearly tie entire German and Swe-
dish Fote Of Rock Island county will be given
for Lincoln and uamln.
REFUSES TO BEr.-Last week the editor of the
Dtmocrat undertook to alarm the Republicans
OF Princeton, BY offering 10 stake *a5 that Doug.
ias would carry Illinois but when W. 4. Fisher,
Esq.' came forward with the money, the editors |
courage failed, and be refused to come I'D TO
the cratch.-PInettoa Republican.
All CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, IsD1ASA.-The |
Republican Convention met 1T Terre Haute on |
Wednesday last, and nominated Col. Thomas
u: Nelson, of Vigo county, for Congress. D. ".
Voorhees, is the Douglas candidate, and the
prospect IS thst Col. Nelson will lay him out.
Henry ". Rogers, who may beregarded as
The leading Democrat Of Buffalo, has deserted
Douglas, aad announced himself hereafter for
Breckenridge and Lane
MiSxEsoTA.-The frst number Of the new
Dreckinridge paper at St. Paul has made its
appearance. It is called the "Star Of the North"
and is edited with much spirit.
TIE Iowa STATE REpoR1kR.-The Davenport
Democrat, the Douglas organ at that place, in
announcing the detection Of the State Reporter,
says: "The Exporter has heretofore been u
warm and consistent supporter Of Democratic
principles, and throughout the State it bore
most excellent reputation" The following is
Mr. Harrison's card announcing the change:
After mature deiberation, have arrived at
the conclusion. that cannot give my assent to
the platform of either wing Of the late Demo
cratic party, nor longer yield my support to |
stephen A: Douglas and llerschel r johnson
as candidates for the Presidency and Vice Pres.
nouncei TO the readers Of this paper, and the
public generally, that the names Of Douglas
and johnson will no longer remain at The beud |
Of our columns, mud that hereafter the columns
Of the Reporter will be devoted to The disscmi-
nation OF Republican principles, and the adyo-
Hannibal usrnn, the candida1es of the Repub- |
Lean party tor President and Vice President Of |
the unitsd States.
EDMUND HARRISON,
Proprietor of Weekly Iowa Stuks Exporter.
The Pittsburg Gd=ftt<, well posted and
candid paper, gives some quotations, showing
how tue Democratic tides run in Pennsylvania,
and thus sums up the matter:
So far as we are enabled to see, the Demo-
Gratis Of Columbia, Montour, Northumberland,
Lancaster. Derks, Dauphin, York snd Mont.
Sonery, comprising very large portion of the
Democratic vote in the Interior, will majnly |
support Breekiuridge; those Of the "Tenth I !
Legion" Luzerne and SchuylkiIj, will support t
Donglasi tie central counties arc about evenly
}iyided; while u majority in Philadelphia, the {
"ilmet district. and Western Pennsylvania 9
generally, will support Dougles. This would 5
Zlve Douglas the prepondesance over Brcckin- | i
ldge; but not to so great 81 extent IS is gene. /
ally believed: Z
The Zancsyilla (Ohio) aurora contains u :
all for "the friends Of equal rights among a
rhite men, and among the States Of the Union," c
o meet at GAINESVILLE on the 4th Of August, to |
elect delegates to the Breckenridge State Con-
tution, to be held in that city On the 7th Of
Ingust, for the purpose of making Breckin- Il
idge and Lane electoral ticket
LICKING County, 0nro.-The Newark Adeo. I
1A contains call signed BY over hundred I
the Democrats Of Licking county, to be held y
Newark On Saturday, the asth Of July, for $
1e purpose Of organizing Breckenridge and E
une ticket for the campaign.
"A correspondent of the Boston 7rar<ler, =
riting from Concord, n. L., estimates Nr. 4
incoln's vote in the State 1t 8s,5o0; Mt. ii
ouglas at 81 900; aud Mr. Breekinridge's at =
500. He also gives rumor that Ex.Presi. y
ent Pierce has already engaged to address Il
'ree political gatherings in the State before a
ecsion.
The Secretary Of the National Democratic G
,mmittee, consisting Of one member from each Al
late, appointed at the Convention which met +. II
the Maryland Institute on the 2ad of June. h,
100, deems it proper to publish the names Of Al
i'd Committee for the more ready reference Of v