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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11
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TuE Rocky MoUsThIs REPUBLT r.u
Ku.s Co.-Ths Club will meet thi -. ~.
aid headquarters, corner of + -
,tree,s, to arrange the work n w IT,
Executive Board is 10 report - 80 - -,
and programme of wha' ",pa - ~ 49, TIL
services Of gsntemsa r. - .S;,;,.~. 80.
enee hA'o 49, 70 organize body of " Wide
Every Repubbc.1 in ~ .-ho,hs hs hos h,en
h'nsi~ M >1oer or not, is cordially invited TO enrol
ms a take act we part in the present can vase.
WI" % remembe red that in 1856 this Club ranked
WIN tne most efic Hnt working organizations in The
eo'e' composed Of a body of enthusiastic hePuoil-
cans who had no 49, r,ross than the advancement
OF the great cau' of freedom they abored earnestly
wherever work WAS 70 be DONE In addition 70 their
permanent hef douarters they procured large tent,
which was regularly pitched in various parts OF the
county, anf 4 was the nucleus of some Of the most
earnest an effective missionary work that was per
formed II that memorable campaign. This Club no"
enters he field with determination 20 accomplish
moret Isn in 1856 and if possible, carry Kings County
for n nominees of the Chicago Convention.
=. Greeley, James A. Biggs, ESQ.,, OF Ohio, an'
9th .r well-known speakers viii address the meetn.
u evening.
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Messrs. Cammann & Co. advertise to pay the coupons
due last August on the First Mortgage bonds OF the
Toledo and Wabash Railroad. Jersey City wants
twenty thousand dollars at six per cent interest," rem-
bursabe in twenty years. The steamer took about
$il4 in specie to-day. There are no new features
ia the money market but the general impression ap-
pears TO be that even lower rates than rule at present
will be established during the month. Favorite
short paper is passed without difficulty at ~ a. cent,
and Blk and eight months paper, two names at 5G0
cent The supply Of choice names still continues to be
insufficient TO meet the demand. Call loans with
pressing supply OF capital, are 4d5 cent. AT the
former rate the collateral is generally Government and
State stocks. TIE bank will doubtless show
considerable loss in the weekly statement of Monday,
the foreign drain having been 81 100000 On Saturday
week, and 81 100000 ON Wednesday. A portion of
this has been neutrszed by continued large receipts of
gold from Philadelphia and the West, and of Mexican
dollars from NewOrleans, both by steamer and cx-
press. The Sub Treasury shows no change from last
week. The California steamer is due about the middle
Of the week, and will supply portion of the vacuum
occasioned by the drain Of last week.
Messrs. Taylor Brothers quote Land Warrants as
f.llcua.
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COFFEE-Modeste are making and prices are steady
sales Of 2o9 osss RIO eI Zsare at &c., and 2lo bags St
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western aud State
medium grades easier and the riet closes heavily shippers
holding OF snd the , trade n .Ppgs eoics
sss g. 81 PITT 20 for .GRe1sne stats e. 2s = IS for
low sd. of Wersm s5 7Oa IS 80 shipping brands
Of roprdhoop extra Ohio; sIGs6 80 foi trade brands do
Extra Canadian fo steady request asd choice ST.
ore firm snd quite the low grade dull and heavy the
$Sso@f1 20 for Winter do Southern Flour IL very dan and
heavy the aIsals arc not large bn the supply ep with NO
81 Che bette, Rye Flour Is IN limited demand R suS
for jssy 80 for Brandy ' ~ SD'
soS. Sose. ' Sicily s 6ss sa Sfss S
LEMONS solo prices ranging from 81 soG 80 os Or
GRAlN-The heat market Is wihot essential change al
p Ss a. ha W.yy the s ssy ana G Limited bat ship
close the sales limited to-day embracing $500 bush good
at u ao bush choice Rcd state to arrive on Monday :,
III ss go bush prime hie Indiana So aud last even.
delivered Barley is quiet nominal at 5sae7c Barley
MAX in limited demand at eSasOc Gets dali aud plenty
sad % c ssi :. Gs nS ss E s
s2. Rye Is firm with fair demand sales or sl bush s s6c
larry of sound mixed end the decline in fehr. add. 10 he arm
e., the s are 4. 20 bush At eSae for heated sS
Yellow and sc. for choice White Southern
iDholhe mafAet IL quiet; p,ices sesdy the sale.
and Bulls ' -''>-e '@N
hcPs-A good demand prevails for both kinds we have only
to report ~ bsles at sale Included 10 the ses are 80
tss s0asc Aio about $50 bales OLD and on piya,o
terms ~l-"' " = s'
nAl1Ihe demand fos shipping I lslr and the market bet
LEATHER rnloSk and Oak have not rhansed We quote
~ ioimer at 2la2e ie Prime Duenos Ayes LIE aud Middle
weights. ~
Common 4. in fair demand sales Of 100 Dbl. .. ~
Lump IL quiet
MULAssEs steady sale. Of lso hhds Cuba Musoysdo at
u Sc
NAVAL sToRFsspiis Turpentino h quite dun but prices
,ie Lepss sales OF l05 bbs merchantabe at AZ and
minor perl. Of ala pilg u to- eash. Crude remains quiet Al
"a n "a IA n nj A. Common Rosin l.. la light stock aud is
ov md ,d sy sradr. a. nodssts request Gales Of
40 bhs ssinsd al 81 6G sO6 d. NO st 81 20 aud i5o Do
nand al $50 F6 $50 fbthc latter 'eg ,noy Ter
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Arrived.

Steamer Coatzcoacos. Wilson, New Orleans June 2 NJ,
via Havana ath arrived of the Battery a. S45
mds and pass to Walter Cabut Lat 80 20 Ion IS passed
Q propeller steering s. 8. w.
Brig volant Bangor. Coombs, Augusdis p r. May 81,
sugar &c, TO r. p. Buck Col
Brig Agricoa (Br) Atkinson, Horton " g. days. stone to
master
Schr. s. NJ Sbsddiek Whden Portland days, stone.
schr. Mary +. Mangam, Whaen, Gloucester days fsh to
Woodruff & Robinson
schr Seven Sisters Crowley Addison days spsgs PeSs
Church
Sohr. John Warren, Lozier, jacksonville daye
Schr Medora, Loud Newbern days
Scbr. Fanny Iayis, Evans Nrgini, days.
Schr. J. Tn Cooper Virginia Days
Schr. Avon. Woodmanson, Virginia days.
6ehr. Oregon Lowell Albany, FIR Barnstsbe
Steamer Dawn. Perry, eewBedford.
Steamer Anthracite, Jones, Philadelphia mde TO j. n.
Briggs
Steamer Penguin, Williams Providence. mdse. 20 Odel
Steamer Bristol, Allen, Phade phis dse. TO Lopez Kirk
patrick ..t
sMLED-stesm'hip Glasgow (Brl Leary, for LiyerpOOj
bark Teresa, for Msrecabo.
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AA7ER fRou HAvANA AND MEXICO.

The steamer Contzaeoalcos, Capt. Wilson, from New.
Orleans June 2 ut a. M, and Havana June 5, at p.
M arrived off the Battery Gu Saturday IN ornog about
so'eloek. During the passage froa Havana Passen'
ger named W. H. Mount, # Ne@-York, who was
brought On beard in NewOrleans in she last stage Of
consumption, died the morning Of The tth at6a M,
and was buried same day at 10 a. with the usual
ceremonies on such occasions, Capt Wilson reading the
burial service Of the Episcopal Church in the preence
Of The officers crew. and passengers The effects on the
Dianond
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Ipscsrs vusp. uushsnssa Ii.sh hi"s 'esvs s' q
700 s csy ,sS s 2 sss nor q ,Da. h ,y aa DO. psss
shon, .tsps.. ..tss n % o.' Li's'sa '0o
and go bbIs Crude hale on prysts tsrn sGt.s1 ~,
met trev ~ ~ ,,d. hsa n
a, The eIcss tic ssss gro si bbs els l2ta sis ~ r
new Meuj 417 D. for Tam DO; Sl7 Sfpr Old do sD WD
as 50 for new Pine Included in tho sslss are loo bbs
Ms, sellers en AFTER the s,b Of July st tla o. fan ese
Beef IN steady demand snd finer the inquiry mostly for
he trade sales of bbs at $50 81 for Country Mos t<4
a. G for do Thin go 20 for repscked Meas and ell ~
50 for TIt Prime Mess Beef and Beef Hams dn
Tie Sl204B Bscon s;srce and y waited
Cut Meets plenty and heavy ssss Of a hha Cad ter
the demand ny e, the local trads .aes q zoo se sad
plenty, and the market 10 heavy.
RICE insetive sales Of SIS &c. 81 Tlaei @i ehoi;s
at ~ IS
sUGARSThs demand to-day has been modersts iesss ss
very firm The total ssles yesterday reached hhds ss
boxes and In s hela&1 sales Of SIS hbds mainly
Cuba at 6ln7ic Refined are frn and quiet
SIC, cssh 49,.
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languisns industry, oar homeless labOrer, our oaaA,
sup, treasury. our national tranquility aad nat'ona'
honor demand il, With early, eysemans' ana 'uV'Y.
organization, by which the truth can DC aiSS.
in every section Of the State, We cannot iai 20
Let the efforts Of our friends be thus drec'eu
delay, and in whatever shape, and uooer ~nA'',.a
flag our opponents may determine 70 @ess u, quo
voice Of the keystone State viii give deceive e'Y'
a. 600 o,;ke IN the State and National struggles
10 our Ca1se' AIM A K MCCLURE. Chsirmsn
NJ, c,,te Committee Rooms, Philadelphia june iooV
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Arrived. SUNDAY, jew 10.


Steamship jamestown, Skinner, Richmond &C., mde srd
pa. to Loalsm Hencken
Il. b. Cromwell 4 Co. June ga m, T. miles W. Of Cape
Lockout e5fh signals signals with steamship Js%ss Niger
CAPE Lostts sp:ie :ch L w:;srbury sdss kr...h
@ ss ahse d }. q ssI 81
S rae id Albert ssT so brow s 6 Nay m via
81 John H. 9Th inst, mdse and pass to Holland arrived
Bark yohanie Oden Fe.edeld Bremen 90 days. rade and
pass to Roger Bros May ls MI ooken eeond oes Of Brs
Bark Alic !BTcm Dannemann Bremen a. dsysindse ard
Pes. TO hsncten nLhsdt From Ion 20 had heavy
Geoses shos May So since have had css and Light wsssy
bark Lys Thompson ssgua days. sugar &C., to Eaas RI.
Bark ssrrs Nevads Foster ssgus May o. sugar Z. H d.
BrColnsn Co June Cape May bearing N " 70 miles,
Brig Loeb Lonond tO sock,on Black Cardenas sugar ard
Brig Prc'ens Chpman carasnss days sugar to T. Ward
Brig Fannie Palmer Br), Bulme wind.Or, N s. IL days.
Ss d.S sS e. chsyyasd eeInys ro de r., sas.
Brig Aslare tof New Haven't meTnl Ponce, P R. 10 days.
sns Mary Pierce @, Esnss Bartlett, M.yssues R.r
scir J Hcusdsna A. Bssh Silsina DAYS. wood
schr ENs tBr Hilton El-u.hera sdsy. fruit Joseph
schI Messenger Averi Jacksonville days. 70
sehI. 2; +. WGOLey, Loper, Virginia day.. wood.
sshr Wave Barrett Ncwben, n c. days. naval stores
Schr J. I. Brady, Holt, Virginia days wood.
schr Gen. Chopper, Barcon Virginia days, to A. c.
Ravens
Sehr Messenger, Merrill jacksonville days yellow pine 10
Dhble bunce.
Schr Flying Fish Lowe, Gouce.ter days 6h TO
scr LsPlsta Lord, Esw nh days lumber 70 master
4 Son.
seLT. O. W. Baldwin, Glover Now days. In bals., ~
master. -
schr Anna j. Russell Hodges EhabehpOrt coal for Port.
land. 80
schL Mercelis, 0lchii.s, Rookland4 days lime.
scbr. Rosenesth, -, Boston days.
scbr iIornst Heney Calais days lumber to master
srhr =. Meruin. Smith, Brookhayen 2 days
Schr Kosauh, Lee, EsubuIyport days, mdse to g. w.
LcNis& Co.
sehr. Mott Bedell Ryder. AeaDds days nc,a to Mott
Bedell
slcop Nglnt Kirg, Fall River dave mise 10 master
sloop oregon. Rhodes Providence hours udse 20
Steamer Boston, seicw phiudcphs mSo and psss to y
Steamer Ospsy Kenny Providence nd.e TO Issac oieu
Allen. A.f. 49,. = -
BELow-Ibeh briss. 81 b.
Withdrawing the das iron, NNw., fresh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

REPUBLICAN MoyEMEsTs-A meeting Of delegates
70 the Republican General Committee was held Of the
odeon Oh Saturday evening, to take measures for the
formation OF Republican organization for the Seven
Wards comprising the Eastern District. They con-
eluaed to issue call for publ, meeting TO be held on
Thursday evening next, and appointed committee to
make the necessary arrangements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

In stsasship Giasgoto. Jo- Lfeopoot-W d. Tennyson W.
r. Davis Mrs T. Decbeu and two children. MIRA Rory L.
Paret and wife Mis- Clarke, ratss Duffy Ais1s
wife and family Flecber Eliza EDtLoBer Miss Herring
Laird B. H. Moore T. MussT, W. g. Petsrkin. IT. Posonnler
Brophy A. Gerard James Rsy and wife, Wm shaize Mrs
Dean and servnnt Mrs. Arundle, r. Dewu, Cssitn w. r
enc A. AviDenc g Kenyon, q Wall, e. A. Prsu's wife sad
child p. Gibbons. Total at fraw
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last call of the Garbald Fund Committee Of Milan.
aad the ibesal offer made by Mime. Cortesis Opera
panagers and by the principal artists Of the Italian
Opera now IL this city, the undersigned notify the
public that grand representation will take place at
the Academy Of Music next Wednesday, 18th inst t.
aid Gen. Gariba5i and his brave followers in their
struggle for freedom The undersigned hope that the
citizens Of This free land will second the generous
effort.
Commift-Gsn. AvsY1sns, President d. Mifeln p P!s,i,
q. b. Ssn4nen A. MssDi ~ 'anni, A. snsini A. DrsJ, *.
nlsIsni. StQIetaIy.
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MARRQED.

BLOuNT-CULBERrr-On Tuesday, June ;, at MsedougL-
street Baptist by the Rev Duncan Dnnoar David IL
Sersh L. eldest daughter OF the late Alex Cuoef
ell OF this city. -, =.
0RiFFITH-COLYER-O Wednesday evening June ., a. at
81 Johns Chueh Brooklyn, by the Rev T. T. ouion ny
Richard Griffith Of NewYork City, to Ms Annie Col, er OF
Rrook lyn.
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NEW. YORK DIZZY rRysuNE. MONDAY. JUNE II, 1850.

,ls94l, psosns Railroad i34i sis4l; illinois Cen
,,s, R.nrc,d $50 63I; G,,lens and Chicago Rnrcsd'
slu6aI, Cleveland and Toledo Railroad 90 o3oli
Chicago and Rock IsLnd RaI'psd 69l sesli Chicago
Burlipe,o and Quincy Railroad, 75i S7oi; Illinois
Central re, 81 S9ll.
The business IN foreign bills was not largo Tor
today's steamer and a. the close rates were heavy.
Sterling, IO9 1885, Francs, 5.l5@5.l3i
Frephts-To Liverpool. SO bales Cotton at !d' 7Vc
boxes Cheese at 50s; 100 tierces Beef on private
te,ms 50 boxes Bacon at DDS. g.; 1850 bols Flour
At IL. Cd ais I'D 500 bushels Corn, IN ships bags
at about SD; 500 btls. Resin at IT, Sd. TO Glasgow
500 bols. Flour on private terms. A British brig Oh
oso tuns to Cuba and back for 81 300.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
42o7 2I0- Customs $l59 900; Payments, $i4oaoo '''
Balance, &c, e2o,62a 81. !,
Tie MAY earnings Of the Michigan Southern Road
are officially made public. The figures are:
May
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eun-Rises... 429 Sets 730 Moon-Rscs. u 90
Sandy Hookx.. 1o5 Gov IsAnd... l55 Hel-0sse." 4'H
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Markets-cAasyrlrr REPORTED ,os TEE N: Y rnlsy,r

.,
ASHESThe ullIket s steady with denand sales Of
IFS bbls Pots IS OF and Is bbls Pearl. at SIS
CUTTON-The market IL entirely nominal Holders how
do not press sales. We report former quotations
NETWORK CLASSIFICATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

On The o5th ult., the fra meeting Of the Banking
Uouse Of locker 4 CO., Of Mexico, was held, when
they presented the following slaiemen, Of arsets and
liabilities;
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KY Telearaph.

LONG BRANCH june 10 SUNSHINE inward bound ye.ssss
In sight. Wind iresh N n ". Clear. -
HIGHLANDS June 10. snnset-l bark and briss 10 the
oitng Wind fresh N. W. Clear
SANDY HOOK, Juno TO- sunsetNo inward yes-sl 10
sight Wind fTesh NJ w. Clear
PHILADELPHIA June Io.-Arr steamer Kensinston, Boo
ton: taIt Prime londonderry brig Reselnte saSas- rs
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Advertisement
T,rr japanese EMBASSY at GURNEY's GALE
Or, taken in the United States of the d.
a, uisisa visitors Jaysn by ars. in san Nsnc a..
a.. - H. received and 10 exhibition. ~
~ ]. 0vRsKY Son, No 7V1 Froedv
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probably reach $4,000. The passenger earnings fell
of the lst part Of the month"; in consequence OF the
damage to the road by the tornado, and will probably
be about 81 300 less than the previous month. The
freight earnings will show increase of about 5OO,
SO that the net increase for the month will be some
thing over $1,000.
The earnings of the Dayton and Michigan Road for
the month of May will reach about $50 OOO not vary
ing much in the aggregate of the receipts for the pre-
yious month
The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway for the
week ending May 26 were $685. n; corresponding
week last year, Sal 1888 80; increase, SIS Oil A.
We annex a comparative statement OF the imports
of foreign Dry Goods at York. for the week, and
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y " V W. Y II 7 y IT y 4 FVsEs
TDland-. FloriJe. No
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-10-25
Proclamation by the Governor.

This has been year of plenty. Fruits and
flowers and golden grains have been spread out be-
fore us in abundance. And now that the yellow
tints of Autumn admonish us that the harvest is
over it is good for us to humble ourselves, and
give thanks to the Giver of all good. Let us meet
around our fire-sdes and our affairs, and humbly
thank the God of Heaven for the many blessings
that we daily receive at his hands, And as our
hearts soften in gratitude, let us not forget to pray
that war; pestilence, famine and civil connections
may be averted from our happy land, and that this
great Confederacy of States may be cemented in
bonds of lasting friendship, and thereby more eff
fectually "secure the blessings of liberty to our
selves and PROSPERITY" for all time to come.
do. therefore, appoint Thursday, the t'Oenty-
ninth day of November next, day of Thanks
giving and Praise to the Almighty God, for his con.
tinued favors. Let us that day abstain from all
secular labors, and with contrite hearts humble
ourselves before Him who alone is able to save.
In WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the Great Seal of the
Isl State of Michigan to be affixed at Lam
sing this eth day of October, AID 1850
By the Governor, NJ WISNER.
N. G. ISABEL, Secretary of State.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-10-25

Another Glorious Triumph..-A RsPublis
can Senator from Oregon.
The pony express, with Oregon dates
to the 9Th inst, arrived in st. Louis on
Monday last. The express brings the
joyful news, of the election Of Col. E.
D. Baker, formerly of Illinois, as the
United States Senator from Oregon.
The election took place on the 9Th inst.
Hon. J. w. Nssmith, (Anti-Lecompton
Democracy was elected at the same
time. The Legislature which elected
these gentlemen to fill the vacancies of
Delazon Smith and 10. Lane, was chos-
en- by Convention of the Republican
and Anti-Lecompton parties cof the
State, and it is entirely safe to say that
when parties divide in the next Con-
gress, between Lincoln Republicans
and Breckenridge Democrats, Mr.. Mes
NTH will be found acting with the for
mer. The news of Col. Bakers cleo
ton was received with great rejoicing
in California. ),
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-10-25

referred briefly to the recent elections
in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana,
and gave his reasons why these cleo
tons had resulted so triumptantly in
favor of freedom. Both speakers were
listened to with marked attention,
and at the close. of the speeches three
rousing cheers were given for them
and three for old Abe and Hamlin.
In the evening there was speaking to
large crowd in the Wigwam, by
Messrs. Waldron, and Hayden of Van
Buren,. They were able and effective.
The Torch-Light procession in the
evening was the most beautiful and
brilliant display than ever before wit
messed in this section. The Niles Wide
Awakes, Capt. Bostwick, made their
first appearance in this procession, hav-
ing arrived on the stock train at 7
o'clock.
We regret that we are unable to give
a full description of the whole days
proceedings-the banners, Transparent
oies, &c. 1t was monster gathering !;
and what is very gratifying, no one
seemed to be dissatisfied. The people
went to their homes impressed with
the conviction that good days work
had been done for Freedom.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-10-25
Register Your Names.

We earnestly exhort every Republic
can voter to attend to it that he is early
and correctly registered, that none may
lose their votes in this important cleo
ton. The way is plain and the trouble
light, compared with the interest at
stake. If you live distant from the
Town Clerks Office, or have any con-
scientious scruples about attending to
it on Saturday, the day appointed by
law, just notify the Town Clerk during
the week, the first time you meet him,
and have him take the necessary steps
to present your request to the Board, at
its meeting. But the registration OF
your own name is not your only duty.
Every man should see that his neigh
bors do not forget or neglect their duty
in this respect. In cities the last
Thursday, Friday and Saturday pre-
ceeding the election are set apart as
days of Registration, while in town
ships only one day-the Saturday mex,
preceding the election is the day OF
which the important duty is performed
1t is also important that three or foul
good men should attend the sessions
of the several Boards, to see that thu
intent of the law is not defeated, ant
assist in procuring fair and perfec
registration of all the legal voters o
the township. We hope every Re
publican will consider himself charge,
with the especial duty of attending
this matter, that no complaint may b
made after election that votes wer
lost, or that any man legally entitled t
vote was DISTINGUISHED, either, by frau
or neglect.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-10-25

NEW York GIVEN UP.-The New
York Herald has at last given up all
hope of carrying New York against
Mr.. Lincoln. 1t admits that it is use-
less to contend against destiny. and
says the State is sure for him. "She
will vote for Lincoln, and if by ma
jority equal to the whole population of
Kansas (loo,oOo) it will not surprise us.
There is no genuine fusion between
the Breckenridge and the Douglas
factions. The breech has widned be-
tween them since these late elections"
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-10-25
l.ook at Douglas.

The Washington Constitution pub
fishes letters from various members OF
the Lecompton Convention, in which
it is alleged that Mr.. Douglas gave Mr..
Calhoun and others in Kansas, assur-
ances that he would do his best to PIT
the Lecomptom s,oindle through the Sen
ate! The Constitution further says
that the widow Calhoun has letter
from Douglas, agreeing to go for the
-Lecompton measure as it was before
Congress, and that she refused $4,000
for it.! =. -es
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-10-25
Cass County National Democratic
Naminat;Ons

In pursuance of a call of the County
Central Committees convention of the
National Dem ocracy was held in Do
wagiac, Cass County on the goth in
slant, Oct. 1860, for the purpose ofmak-
ing nominations. The chairman of the
last convention, DR.. G. W. Fosdick,
was called to the chair, and DIR. A. B.
Hale, appointed Secretary.
Whereupon the Convention nomina-
ted the following Ticket, with entire
unanimity /:
Saerif-Oscar F. Clendenen.
Judge Of Pro6ate-John G. Com
stock.
C1erk-William Carlin.
Ereasurer-Stillman S. Taylor.
Register-Henry L. Burke.
Prosecuting Attorney-Samuel N.
CAN'T.
Sarveyor-A. B. Hale.
Circuit Court Comnaissioner-Eb
ezer Gage.
Coroners-Isaac Williams and Will
son Ryan.
For Congress I'd Districts Samuel
n. CAN'T.
For Senator-George w. Fosdick.
For Representatives in State Legisla-
ture, 1st Observation-Disclosures Lybrook.
I'd District-H. c. Shurter.
On motion of w. White,
Resolued, That the proceedings of
this meeting be signed by the officers
thereof and published in the Detroit
Democrat, and that the several papers
in Cass County are requested to publish
the same.
On motion, adjourned. Signed,
GEO. w. FOSDICK, Chm.
A. B. HALE, Sec'y.