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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26


Amor 'be prisat4s cirgios torches ia the Cam
psien Cl b. en- Wednesday night, were the following
ten'i'ntn:
The Hen II ID Taggart prominent among the can
diosss isforo the State Convention for Governor Of
Penny lvania.
NJ Butl-' member elect 10 Congress-
ln' MTfr's mem eest.
J. :. N.iee. n rmbrT ri c..
J s T. h'r bsri Et @. S1t .lt elect {
J u P.T..r State Sebsto9.
J rirhos state Senator.
Ge,lgc t Sta Seuator and nin 1onbers cfAsseby
We civ. b,rerith list of the officers of the several
visi'i' AssW Ia lore:
OFFICERS or CENTRAL CAMPAIGN cLUs OF PHILA-
DsLPHn.
Ins!e.t-W Ms1p Dist 1T .orney Of Phisdrss' Co.
A,. ,ss s s:,:s.l-F t El@.asr
h..; ;..D. M Mk,i I. s EaGP Stat. s.o,
A A:':n' S H. ;s:IS T. s Sss1ev.
A'''tant maI'hsI-s P; Welsh
A.sistBt @Orbsl-w. L. Curry.
A,ti.tsJt mhrshsl-S s. Mooney
As.:.is @sr,hs-RicbGd Els
Qusrterp s'ie,s II FreeD President XVIII ws-d PhiA
A.'i.iai P.S msst,r"s Daniels.
OFFICERS or PHILADELPHIA IsyIscIBLEs.
As.l. .pt Ms'sta W J Bu,tett
Assistant Mashs-Howard Enis.
Assi,,sit M.,shal Cyrus Nowln.
Tsp hifN. Farol
Csp'sin ye,.e Garrett
CsItsiI-G. W Gamble.
PItsGelt-G lnBau biche.
OFF GERS or CoSTISEETALS.
Thu Clnb in 1856 were Fillmore men, bu. are now
Rspu,lcers:
Bsishal-9en. Snail
Assistant Marshal NJ N. Everlee.
Assis'snt Aslshnl-J H. heIns.
Ctpaif- ]. bet N
Caitsii-J. y. Franklin
Csp,sin- g HsDmersey.
Capsn-H. F. Yong
Csp'sin- Jthnson.
Aids C X. See ". Il. Moore, and j. c. Reeves
TIE P,iIsdeL biaus tooB their departure housward
by the 1 celock traiD yesterday afsrnoon. Tney
were escorted to the foot of Co1r,auds street by tho
Civ Wite.Aeakes, tee Union Wide-Awakes, and
eeversl o. her comparies
Their deJ arturo ras marked by nearly as much Gu
thu ssm ss was their arrival. The City Wiie-awak
f ed IL oTen tes ard the vi-itors cted through,
rectiviIg tie salutes Of to.r hots az they filed by,
s-c With lCua applause from the muaude of spec
ta'u1s wi 0 had assembled in the neighborhood.
A sslnie was also fred upon the dock. aud AS the
bost lett Der uooTpgs there enthusiastic cheering
upon both sites.
THE DISTURBANCE At THE WIDE-AwAKE PRo-
cEssIoS.-Ine police Wednesday night, on the oc-
casiop uf the arrival of the Philadelphia Wide
Awskes, srIettsd A. j. Garvey Thonss Dbiuson,
a S. Brady, james McLelland, Ed Reynolds, and
I'd Mpllen, On cha-ge Of di.orderly conduct, and
locked III. u up in the Fifteenth Ward Station House.
The ccused were taken the J.forsIu NJ 4rket 20
lee Cout yesterday morning end discharged with
repriMari.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

A KIND ACT TO FIsHERsAs.--The fshiu
sch, oper Erie, Capt. Gilsy, arrived hi Marblshea
2st iDsf fiom Labrador, att very stormy psssag'
having been five weeks on the way home, ard ters
time blown scrots the Cult of ST. Lawrence. az
supply Of provisions fualy became 50 small rs
ysroer il Necessary 10 btercep' spe vsse for ssas
anee III for that purpose they endesvoredto o,erhs
cone fishing yeseti but without fucoess On Tue is'
iu,i., beyrg but bali cstk OF bread lei', they 10
tunsely fell in with The British steamer Cansas' zap
Cili,v af,er stating his case, was literally supple
with bread and provisions, AVID as no was leaving;
reur OF fresh b,ef was ,hIown into bis ooss,
panied with the good wishes Of Cspt Aode,sco. ~
Glley offered tn pay for what be receive, Uu Tsans
psssalion was generously refused. lo's'0n A''--''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

crxsrs Iryws-Tte net inuesse in the Northern
District Of Ohio during the past sn years Is iOo
In the southern District the increase ior 'H0 sa'''
is l97, 6j5. ,.aa
The par ial returns from Wisconsin, aieIay nau'
indicate that the State has gained aoou' III r,
ia tie ast i've yea't and, according 70 tuls
It's .n.ile population al thu present time Is oOVo"
The census Of Michigan shows population 'ueio ",
40 OCO. This Is gain upon the population ID low
of over $50 900 and upon that in 1854 OF 2oo.oUV'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
Horrible Accident.

Scranton. Pa Thursday Oct. %, 1860.
horrible accident occurred at o'clock this morn
ing q, Port Griffith, between Pirston and Wilke'-
csr COZ taiDpg Teve mioers started forhe mine do VI
Ia -, at TIE Penney lvsnia Ccal Companys Works.
slope of 500 feet, AID when about half way, tho
ne broke and tie Ger precipa ed TO the bottom
Eight mep were instantly killed and two are not OK
D, cts 70 live The remainder saved by Jdmpng
fcom lie car.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
Extensive Forgery.

OMAHA n. T., Thursday, Oct. p, I65U
A bold coupte,fiter, representing himself as L. u.
Sps uidiag passed upon Messrs. Barowe hEitw3Id a
Co bank. is Of this city. the 20th itsf SoEo N
AIbsuy n. y for which he received 'hsir draft. on
Gilman, Son & Co., Eew.York, for 81 100 and -?
If j. supposed he has gone East The counterfeit Is
well executed and calculated TO deceive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
wBsTCHEsTEK COUNTY.

The Republican nominations for this counts aIe
now completed as follows.
For CoHgreS-(lXth Dist).. THOMAS NELSON
For 1sstmds.,......,......l ETHAN ELAGG. Yonsers
For ds'embp....,.........2, sANuRL HorPEG Harrison
For AHe@b1y...............3. BENZ f. CAM, Son o..
FT 1TsrSuytT. HKNEY Morfis.na
For SESSIONS Justice. .......... WILLIAM MILLER
For SEpt Poor .....s.-....... Cabs L. FLASDRRA
for CoTohtr.,..s..............DT LEWIS +. PELToN
Very seldom has a stronger ticket been pre-
scented. Mr. NELSON lives 10 Peeksbi near the
center Of the District, is son of the Hon. William
Nelson, who wortbily represented it ten or twelve
years ago, has been United States Judge for 0 e..
gon, aud is widely known as able aud ", rtay.
Messrs. FLAGG and HOPPER are Supervisors OF
their respective townsville former Gle ,ted on his
personal merits, in spite Of au adverse political
majority. Mr.. CAMP is intelligent, energetic, AID
most Jealous, effective Republican. Mr. HENRY
We have town from boy hood, and koOw bun to
be widely ard deservedly esteemed. He may aud
VIII be trusted by the People. DIR. PEIToN adds
strength TO the ticket wherever he is known. We
are but slightly acquainted with Messrs. MILLER
and FLANDREAU, but hear them highly comment
ed Old Westchester Will poll larger Republican
vote this year than she ever yet pol!ed for anv
party III there be one of HI school distr ,ts not
yet fully NideAwske, we do not know where TO
md it. Look to the RegistIes, lrieuds for it is
There, II anywhere, that you are to be beaten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

stolen from the receiver, taken from his dosIer
otter his death; for We cannot believe We were
ever on writing terms with being base enough to
make such use Of letter @rIt'en 10 confidence
to himself We have not the iaiotest recollection
Of ever writing anything that could be tSsted into
an excuse for even The E1Press's pc ptless story.
But who has the letter! Let it cowe out!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
The Kansas Famine.

ATCHIsON Thu ed4y, Oct. y, IstJ
Seventeen Thousand pounds Of -four, corn meal, ard
noa,oes arrived to-day from Inois a. ssvera teams
f. m the destitute portion of Sou bern Kansas whieI
vers in waiting were loaded AID started for tneir
4. sticatioD. There has previously arrived aud be*n
oi.i,buied from THE point 500 bushels Of corn and
20 600 pounds of -four groceries, potatoes, &C, most
of which Was cent to the Neosbc couatry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
Republican Rally al Tarr, town.

Special Dispatch to The n Y Til 'une
TAKKTTowS TLureday, Oct. 3, 1860.
The wiis-Aw akes including those Of Peekskill.
Sing Sing Workers AMI other ac.F, will have grald
d, uoost alton here to.norro nigrt SeDa or Wilson
O, Bostop and Judge Nelson Of Peebsb will sd iress
e meeting.
pof S,mnonse intended balloon ascension this sfeF
noon Wss a failure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

TnAsKsGIviNG IN OHlo-GOv Denni'on has ai
uoio.d he 10Th Day Of November next 10 he obs rsen
ty tie people Of OHIO as a Gay for Thanksgiving aud
Erase.
GOV. Hammcnd OF led las also selected the ooh
Il November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

-signcr EuaDi, If the Academy Of Music, W
married on Wednesday evening, to Miss Chs'lcs
Mcwatters, an artist recently Of the Winter Gardv
ard former pppl Of Miss Laura kseue. The bride
the eldest daughter of Officer McWstters. TIE
ding took place at tho residence OF Bishop Hughes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

The Undersigned members the Union Convention casd by
the DemocIs &c Volunteers for the selection candidates for
yaIiops Offices be voted for the coag election deem 1.
their aoiy p'Ae the ioowag bef OF facts ria
tis, to the violent int Eruption Of their proceedings;
Upon organizing, according to adjournment perceived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
NEBRASKA ELECTION.

Last year, the Sham Democracy oil Neo'asha
claimed to have elected Estlbro *, toer c tod'd'
ATE for Congress, by 800 majority; but the House
sc1utnzed the returns, and gave tue 'eat TO > u
Daily, Republican. IT was found that soli vote
--mainly if not entirely fraudulent-had been cast
for Estabrook in certain unsettled connlieS-aS
fOllOws:
Bufalo.....259 LeauquicouIt.....12S Saline'"'lo
Again Nh. Daily has been elected, and aglln-h
we may credit our last Geographic bulletin
from Omaba-there is an attempt 10 cheat him
out of the seat by bogus rct1rns But this will not
prevail
The Peoples Press, Nebraska City, Oct ~
says:
NEBRASKA ALL RIGHT
n,u,,s MAJORITY lj7-RtPUBLICAN CoUscIL--RE-
prrItcAN HoUsE-REPUBLlcAs EVEKYTHIsG.
The 81 c,ion On the 9Th has rssnlHd III glorious
RAJ, ublican triumph. We haze made clean s@e'p IN
the TeIricry, eectng our esr ddaie Tor Deb gate to
Cro,e.s. and securing maj ri'y IN both banche' oil
,te Ieeisls,ure The Democracy are no" ''ico' "
sdr.i, thai Nebraska is "hopelessly Republican
Ca,iaJ ,etprps have been received at Omaoa from
aIte setteo ald orgarized couo'ies 10 the l'rrI"y
sbo .in0 . mai rity tor Dir Dolly q l''
We have not yet obtained tho full ofleih vote "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

The Rel u.lieaUs Of Dausvills, Livingston CoaJtl
bed glorious rally on Monday evening. 1hoy wsr
addressed by the Hen. r. ID xigh, Tha,her Of Nsassi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT.-Aa adjoHrsd
meeting Of tie delegates TO the Convention, ca.l"d ~
order # the American General Committee, hold
at OpdeId' Dks baa, No 405 Grand street. last even
ing, Mr. Wm +. Nash in the chsir and Mr.. George s.
5. Smith Secretary. On motion, ths Convection pro-
ceeded to dominate candidate for Congress- whsu
VIM. Wall, esq, Of Wfliamsburgh was uoaoiuou-ly
dominated by exclamation. Ga motoa, a COMMITTEES
of Three was appointed 10 inform M. Wall Of his
Dom6a,ion, and tie Convention adjourned to tas call
Of the Chair.
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT AT a mseti-g
Of The Dem Gratis Of the with Congressional Ditrir
held faw nighis since Committee was appootsc,
whore doty l. YVES 'ot y TO induce Of the Demo-
cratic ponr ees for Congress withdraw 10 the ho,s
Of defeating Abraham Wakeman, the Republican cs1-
djdsts. Anon Henck aud Dr. Ro et Bradford were
the rival candidates and neither would consent 70
withdraw unlesa the other did. The Committee re-
ported but tbey directed to their exerions
10 effect an amicsbe arrangement of the difficulty.
meeting called for last evening 10 hear their re-
port but assembling az the saloon corner Of Fo1rh
avepue and Thirty street they stated that thsy
not yet prepared to repo and the meeting Was
adjourned till tonight. Mr. Herrick assured oar re-
porter, however, that Mr. Wakeman would have but
one opponent to contend against although Il was IN
decided who that would be.
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETiEd. IN Book
LYS.-The Democrst tic and Upon Of the E4s err
District held grand ratification meeting at Union
He'll corner Of Upon and Meseroe streets, last night
The largo hall was filed with audience, principally
German and the streets ontride were blocked up With
professions and boys burr ing srbarrels ADD rsworks
Collector Drges presided and speeches were made in
Epglisb by Mr.. briggs, G. Thompson, eeq, ex'Jaess
Palmer and Mr. Rossitsr, and in German by MIR.
Iepitz Batory. The Sixteenth Ward Douglas and
johnson Club, the Uuou League No. of the Eastern
District aud the Nineteenth Ward Democratic GLIB,
marched through the priocipai uptown streets, aud
then into the meeting.room. The meeting was an eu-
thu isstic one and did break up till sfer ocl'c.
series of resolutions indorsiog the Union STATE ard
local candidates was adopted.
POLITENEss REsTORFn.-Mr. Thomas Hyar srt %
Democratic politician IN conversation on Wsdose-
day evening. on political topcs, at bsrroom OF coe
of the Broadway hotels. TIL Democrat wss or fuse
in his abuse of the Republicans, and freqneasy At
piled the epithet s. Black Republican" Al last Hysr
said:
my friend there IN the world Why the Repeb
cars be called b,ck and you will ob.e
ay H IN speaking Of them here,t you will ou the wefa
'bl1ekp Please call item Republicans"
Ire Democrat Continued the conversation, but vas
cnr inl rot to say Black Republican" again; they
Ntie Rel ubicaps - Eve. Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

e"uites TIE fol'uOg are tie Official snd req ,rt,d
DsSorities as tbey have cn- t, baud; aud viii vary
s'ithtly ,erhsT f,mte nj rsl eo,e;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
Obituary..

PA1FRsoN, n. j., Thursday Oct y I6tV'
George Shooter the geograIhAr eH irtd al DIS resi-
NJ i,Aamu alton Of tie lungs. His funeral viii take
no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
TIE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED Ok
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From Washington.

Special Dispatch to The N. v Tribune
WASHINGTON, Thursday Oct 25, 1860.
THE DIsUsIoN BUslBUG.
1t is positively stated that secret ogents are trav
elipg in the South stirring up the dsuLon feellrg,
and spending British gold freely.
ILLNESS OF MR.. STEPHENS.
Alexander ii. Stephens, being still 10 feeble
bea,t, his brother, Judge Lint n Stephens, will
90 in bis place to Ilioois. Alexander is still on
the stump 10 Georgia.
AGRICULTURAL MLTEOROLOGY.
The Smithsonian Institute is preparing, by order
of Cor gress a most interesting report on agricul
tural met crOlcgy, which viii be welcome boon
TO our farmers. Besides meteorological stat stcs
collected during the last ten years at nearly 400
stet,ons, it viii contain the arrival and departure
of birds, fishes, and other migratory animals and
also The tine of planting and harvesting of crops
etc, at different polts of the United States.
MOVEMENTS OF SECRETARIES COBB AND
THOMPSON.
The presence Of Secretaries Cobb and ThoOp-
son 10 New. York is omiuous. 1t is asserted that
they Intend make arrangements to withdraw tho
United States icy from your Sub Treasury. aud
DDS cI Ill W INC COutui 'Oi Pu'PoSO VI snhiHe
IT along, 10 the event OF dissolution.
TO the Associated Press.
WAsnISGroS, Thursday, Oct. -, 1860.
The % sitior of the Pos Office Department ID this:
The public demands cities like tho-e in London aud
Paris The Deparn cut auxiJus to grant them, claims
that it CAD be dore only by having monopoly Of the
business which il is low endesvoTiLg secure by the
endorsement Of the laws aGain,t private expresses.
TIE q poi ion with which it meets vccasions much
emhsITassD cot.
The recent Ge ison Of the Attorney Generd Of the
IIui ID Ststs that the Cor, ors'ion convey its
p,oplt- the Old Dotsh Chutc5l for New. FORK Post
Off purposes dIscht'ged Of aoy claim tie part Of
V nit lders is rsgs rde1 here removing the only
re, d ficol as 10 The conveyance.
The SerYstary cf the Navy has directed the Com
napdsnt Of III. Navy ird Pensa ola 10 Investigate
u cha GO recently mad through tn newspapers
seairs Lieu, Is ark Of the MsIile rps Of punish
ipg men ty "crnclfxion.' If fouud 70 be true, the
off, er will be copr -inarnaled.
TIE Gaze Of Gen. Harvey is still uncer the Presi-
dert's consideratisD
The L. dis W. shipgton National Monument Society
are nov engaged in sending out eircuars, IN the way
Cf sfpesl The Judges of EjecOps to editors aud Tn
whoe p Cpl. of the United States to aid theia i'll the
cole orion f fuEts 10 compile the monument, tue ~
nib rious to be ape at lhe polls o. the day OF The
Pr, sdel tisl election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
BALLOON Ascension. =

I PorsDAn, N. Y Thurs lay, Oct % I76U'
| Prof Join La Mountsin made splondld bauo0h
ascenion from this place day. 1t was Witnesso L!
| ever 6 0C0 people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
Eirc I'm Canandaigua.

CAHAsDAIGCA, ThurtGay, oc'' 20 ioV'
McKechpies 6 brewery, together with an iuineDse
onsntity Of grain, WAS burned THIS morning h0''
$4,000 insured for S2OOOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
AN ARMY OF TEN THOUSAND MEN.

rHe eating Iress whereof the following are fair
specimens:
AN ARMY OF TEN THOUSAND MEN
~ From TIE Sumter Geo Repubic'-
We bave seen privats letter WHIT Ii by q disto-
Cushed gentleman reti0iog H. 0gI. thorpe Cou,tv to
gentle men of high stsi ding in ueighborg county
from which we take the following sentiment, uttered
by Senator TOOmts We sre not az liberty 70 give the
names Of the parties, bot if denied, they Can be 90.
tan ed.
beard Georgia Senstor say the other d4y in
privat3 conversation, that ia thu event of Lioc lin
eectior, would resign before Bucbanau's time YVES
cut, O. LIE home, roSe army Of ten thOusaRd man
and UheR he crossed the POtOs4dc ogata II ag,uId b.
Nth has dram SwOrd The SeHqfor said hye gere
thirty mcmberS Of Congress pledged TO that posaion
and 'routd 90 r'th htm, some from euery Southern
State"
From the Montgomery ma Mol 1871
ATTEE1ION, SOUTHERN MEN The yOupg men of
this city, thinking that the time has arrived hen thsy
should prepare to resist any further agsrssioD on the
part of the North would respectful invite The young
men Of this city and vicinity between the sg-s of ak
teen and twenty, TO meet at Concert Hail. on Friday
night, October TO- at u o'clock, for the purpose of
forming cub, whose motto shall be, Rests auce TO
Lincoln is ODE dieI ce TO God
If there be men whose votes can be Influenced
by such demonstrations, we thank goodness that
vote does not count with theirs. 1t Is a lad
lot to be slave but to rOie as slave is the lowest
depth Of degradation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
ARE WE COWARpss

The Pro Slavery Journals of our CITY a-e filing
their columns with bullying extracts FROM the
Fire eating Press, whereof the following are fair
sDecimeDs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
OHIO-CONGRRss,

We have the complete Official Vote Of Ohio for
Congress at the late Election. The aggregates are
as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

$780, 21e s64 Totsl.............Is09 50
Republican Il ,jory over All sorts''''.', ,'''~''"'"
.Nen bers elect Members Of the present House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

~ regular doisssies~srf Ia iGp'r'rt
l. a by sntsitates.
IRE on es Oh coui ~ Office. sro Jadici,y having a,ts
their po TIE Convero proce.dec e. si PFC tne sTe M
~ having arrived At the of James byneh ~ hesse
The die nbgnce which bsd previously exteS maife s,
nprosr snfed ard sust-ed by the sGsHnls soI.o s,n
hned sided BY Of their oaes smodg toS regular oas
ea'ss.
he'sfh.'Andng 'h. ostsos the convsniD .7coeeded "a
do the Of J,r,s Lyreb fT R.sr; u6~rsI tbs
pet p"ooroton sed By tie snbtss sad th.r
cosd tori ctng ~ ye sut Preo,nce th. h, Co1yoron w1
70 CO. 10 sfourn, subject TO tho call Of hs ChsIn
InD ect@y thsrssf prr.or sons .usstitu'ss tnovn
Fatty wash, called bis sssocses order ofcirg h,
Chairman pbycsl voeufe to remain "a his poceefed.
with others who rush'd In from the Outside 70 sxe nouias
TIE doom were Iorbsd snd TIE D. fcs ho we've samsrei
10 protscf Cfai Tins excluded the sod
tie Cbs man Mr. Solomon let (, The macy Of the ro~il
bnt lied their & procure bic sgn.ure th
acts The evident motive n this bsrbsroa, uupen
Into eeablr convocaion rspertsbs citizens The es
ne 10 roe the moo -ioa Of Matthew B'ennn for R-ge
To this appropriate erssbo' haa e'iaeotJ oeen In
srpctsd IN resort even 70 vfoence -
In sud pnb b fe@' W. de>m our
du-y thus expose public tbs portion ~ ha ~,:ss
ploytd N tau' nens and eont'0ins noonaas
Jvo PARRyLL Chsiru,n Ola. w,rd Delegates.
WIN M Y. ROSY, Chairman tlth N1rs De.e sstioo-
JOHN HIGGINS Chairman 1871 wId
GILBFRT MATHEWS. Cbsrnsn 9Th Ward.
9 Hiof I chR esMh il, i,'s Ward w.r&
DO M;6 Gt +RssK sa assf 6:@ nS5 sf
c:p. JOHN KENNFDY, Of the 9Th Ward.
J. b GRADY, NJ LAT W.-d
Us LIBBY sfsB Ward
JOHN RURK Of litb ward.
LOUIS MORRILL, 81 10th Ward.
rJ.sKEENAN, Of l'th Ward.
DANIEL WITTER, ot22dWsrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
THREE DAYS i,.ItR FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE PONY EXPRESS
Quarrel between Senator GWin aud Gen. MtDousal.
TIE OnEGoN sKNATORsusP.

ST. JosEPH, Mo, Thorsday Oct IS 1860.
The Pony Expie-s with three d ayr lser ntr gsnce
froE Calf Inis, arrived Tie morning. TIE pess lie
" ~ nitapef.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-07-20
How EnthusIasticI

The organ of"Squatter Sovereign" Doug
las, and "Slavo Code" johnson, in this town
sneered at Republican gathering of 500
or 600, and boasted of the way they would
do business when they set about it. The
game of brag which these divided section
alists are so deeply absorbed in just now
has not scared single Wide-awake Re
publican. 'Tis but a grave yard whistle,
and if they can take comfort from the tune,
the Wide-awakes will let 'em. The fol-
lowing is a good dsample oftheir enthusiasm.
Great posters, with the spread eagle dis
played, were stuck all over town on the
corners, on fences, on dry goods boxes,
calling on the faithful to meet at Kessler's
tavern on Friday evening last to form a
douglas Club" The poor Wide-awakes
expected to see tremendous out-pouring
of the unscratchables," and they were on
the streets to see 'em, having great curl
osity to see what manner of men really in.
tended to support the "little demagogue."
About o'clock little knot, Of less than
t,0enty persons, did get together in the sit
ting room of Mr.. Kessler's Hotel and par
tally formed douglas Club" 1t took
but a few minutes, and then thelights were
extiuguished and the faithful Separated
We heard "narry a cheer" for all thing;
were conducted with the propriety and SO
lemnity due such mournful OCCASION
They were S. A. D., and in November they
will be S. A. Der yet.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-07-20

This gentleman has won a reputation
almost worldwide, for the invention and
manufacture of one of the indispensable
articles of life, and there arc few men in
the country who receive so many congratu.
latory testimonials as Prof. GARDNER, the
New England Soap Man. He visited Ere
mont on Friday last, and delivered one O
his popular and eloquent lectures on the
street in the evening, introducing his numer
GUS testimonials, together with the World
Fair Gold Medal, awarded to him in Lon
don. Also silver medal from the French
Fair at Paris. Ho entertained large ant
delighted audience for about an hour and {
half, and then sold them his soap.