, 1860-09-04
MOVEMENTS or THE PEOPLE.

Wing aad Ano"- Nothing. Alter tho noniua
tion, Mr. Cottioberry WAS called upon aud made
speech, Of which The following is an extract
"He pledged himself to open rtbfliion agains,
the Federal Government the day Congress
should leg:slate on the question Of slavery
either 10 prohibit or establish slavery in the Ter
ritorief. 1t had no right 10 do it aud he should
resist. LA4 Gonstit4tton dHfiaetZx -11oagaizsa
1143l94 y pfo1ssa ~ %9srts 3us55 1Huzh u1i|
did that Of any other properly. lie brlieyel
that right should bc fully projected as much a.
any other right
.r- OF ooasse+Ae Bseoktnridger viii not rH1 aij
candidate against Cottinberry. -.
Monr GINS FOR Lls;ctollx.-A correspondent
writes from Greenbush, Clinton CO. Michigan
10 the Detroit Tribune, ns follows:
The Republican cause Is gradually progress
sing. Niron Ellis; Supervisor Of this town WA
at.0ur caucus for county delegates. and can't
out from Douglas aud Dred Scott, and went tt
the County Convention - Il delegate IN the Re
publican cause: Our town Is now Repuhl.ca1
b5 about ffiy msjosity.--Mr. Eills was elected
bv twenty mIjorty, :on the Democratic ticket
You will see NO have RfeAt CAUSE Of rejoicing
10 gain such an excellent nah as Ellis. Id thit
town We hays gin Of zesen from the slareo
| csat folds" y i
TnE PuRrosEs or THE BEItEvKnErrs m In
p1ASA.-A correspondent Of the Ner Yorl
E1pres writes from = veray, Ind as (ollows:17
The Union fires are burning brightly cut herr
and since the formation Of. our Electoral TicEe
large numbars are being added to our ranks; i
We DO no more, Ne may at least giye the SLATE
This ig frank, but it want xin.----
LAHRAHEE Nox1xArKD.--sf Our La1rabee" va.
nominated for re election to Congress- by tht
Democracy douglas kind) Of the Second Dis
trict Of Wisconsin, at Fond du Lac, On Friday
last If the Republicans make popular no1ai
nation, Larrabee will he beaten. :..'
-Mr. s. Y. Rockwell Of the town Of Day
Saratoga county, New York, lately presided a
. Republican town meeting Mr.. Rockwell has
been lifelong aud Influential Democrat, but
he has no reliah for the present sham oFder. ol
Democracy ~ =.
KEEP Cox1xd.-The Lincoln recruits keep
coming. A. ". Egbert, Esq, Of Tonawanda,
New Tort, has left the Democfatic patty. :o1
which be has been prominent member, and
has joined the Lincoln forces. =.
."GRxAr DsxocRA7:c DEMONSTRATION IN
RocKroRD."-1he 7: and Htsatd, Of this city,
contained few days since an account Of the
Douglas demonstration al Rockford under the
ADORE striking head. We learn from the Rock
ford R<gister that the entire procession num-
bered just 1e5. including 1nvincibles." DC,
and WIS 67l seconds in passing the R>gister
office. The number present during the delivery
Of Aliens (skim milky speech, did not exceed
400, ope:haIf Of whom nere RepublcsuE.
TIE Presidency N CoxcREss.-The New
York journal Of Commerce argues that if 1l'e
Presidential election goes into the House, Mr,
Lincoln will be elected by The nddition Of Ore.
gon and Illinois to the States already for HIM
the latter through the vote Of Ar. Morris
Should this fail, no choice can be effected in the
House, and the Senate will elect Lane to the
Vice Presidency, should he be one Of the eligi
bic candidates. If not, instead Of electing
Everett or Hamlin, the Senate lin which tht
Breckenridge men have decided maj jority) vii
let the election 90 by dsfauit. Breckinridgt
who is member elect Of the ae1t Senate, car
then be chosen President Of that body, pro ten.
pore, and will thus become the, Acting Presi
dent.
FonrY-s1x RECRUITS IN ONE TowS-The De
troit D1ity Adefrtistr says that within fen
days for:y.six Frenchmen Of Ecorse hay'
| formed themselves into NTide-AHake club
and sent TO Detroit for their uniforms. AL 0
these forty SIX men, with one or two exceptions
hare acted with the Democratic party hitherto
Thus the people, everywhere, arerangtng them
selves on the side Of freedom.
MORE AID FOE TIE NATIONALS IN WlscoS
s1s.-E Senator Marvin Il. Bones, a prominen
and influential member Of the Democratic par
ty, and wellknown in other states for bis zeal
ous labors to bring about the abolition of capi
tai punishment publishes q long and able com
munication in the Madison Argus and Demoaa
giving his reasons for opposing Douglas ant
supporting Breekinridge. wehave only room
for the concluding paragraphs: ;.--
"The recent successful attempt Of The Doug
las psrtyto unite the almott liteicss remains Q
upon with suspicion and fear by many Of til
supporters CT the Illinois senator.
For the Douglas party to take to its embrace
so corrupt an organization is indicative Of it
oEn weaknes1 and utter abandonment Of prin
ciple. If the Democratic party has principles
| which il certainly has, let it stann upon th.
| platform Of sc, and utterly re!use to coafesct
with an organization which is essentially op
posed to. its principles. An honorable Gefea1
upon platform Of principle is far pre- erah!.
to success Which is purchased by dlfgraeeiu
coalition"
Dx1AwARE.-The Republicans hare an eff
cient organ in this 1itt1e State. The Whining
ion StattsM1n has the following: ''-'-
"The cause Of Mr. Lincoln is the people,
cause. 1t IL their side Of ths question; their,
because it is right, theirs because it is strong
It. eirs because 1t Ia victorious. The oppositi0,
ara NOT ia the habit Of throwing rotes away, O
selling them to loeo:ocoism to crafty ,nerel,
individual pfefetences. John Bell is a tru
enteis the contest with one State-Lincoln ca
ters it with fifteen states. Mi Bell canno
avoid making shocking poor run for the GfEce
With Douglas and Dreckipridge tied about hi
neck; and Sir. Lincoln cannot Eelp being wis
and patriotic President, with old Wings t,
cheer and sustain him"
MA1xz.-Both factions Of the Democratic par
ty in Maine are supporting the same candidate
for State officers and Members Of Congress-
But the Bangor Democrat says that as soou 8
and Lane Democracy will put an electora
ticket in the field, and make an active fight fo
the cause Of the Constitution and the eqaalit,
Of The States"
| rt. .,,:.
ASo1okH hIfopaA1Is 7AE oAIA ne Aloio'
Am4rican; published dt- the residence Of M1
Burrows one Of the Belleye1ett electors nomin
atedon the " fusioa" " ticket, has the folio" ing
"~e understand tbst the Hon. Loreszo Bur
roHs represents that' IN case OF me success
the Denosraas ELECTORAL neAes' upon winch
! hEures, ne shall ID no case, never, NJ, never