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4 Han 10 be Hung.

Tais is uot q rery startling announcement.
There are sl~ays men to be hung, beside a GOOD
msoy others who {ia the worlo,s iud2meut)
richly deserve hanging. But only think Of The
crtme 10 which nnan row lies ucdsr sentence
Of death in Camden. Arkansas, as We ind re-.
ported in the st. Louis Etpy<*s:
/. 4 MAs SENTENCED 70 re uuxo ron C1ncu, 3. =.
TING THE y. I. TkiBcSE.--Some tims since a
very respectable anu we'll kco.n citixen of ~,
Loais, named Henry 4. Marsh, estabfiah.
Cd news depot At same point ia Texas.
Subsequently ho established other Geoota in
Camden, Ark. and Memphis, Tenn. i few
weeks kihce hu received al order at his Camden
depot for t1f:y copies OF the New YORK 4; iXune.
~ matter tf businees, Mlrsl undertook to
tiii the order, Aod the package arrived in iun
cour,e oftiue, while he VAS absent at Memphis.
It 5aving been noised about Cam en- that fhs
Tribune VA, about being circulated. thropch
tho hssnediuH-ind.recafy ho oweyer-otX X7. Marsh
committee Of three men were appointed to pn
alter s1. Marsh aad bring in ka:k to Camden.
Accordingly They proceeded on their mi .Aion.
and, one right, captured THAR uasuspcctlue
victim, il Memphis, and conveyed him Oh hoard
q steamer, aud locked him in a state. room. TINS
captain ct tie boat, Oh learning their Intention.
refused to convey the party, and they WIRE
obliged to convey their captive acroes The r7Yer
In y2sl. Arriving in Camden, Mr. Marsh rss
arrsigned On the charge Of circulating sea,tious
"AA AALe u04A15 AHIAWeAttt WAa EOQFlCled and
sfnfenetd t. b. hung. Time wss given him to
send tor bis vile, and ermission granted him to
OF formsF good character. respectabi1itv. and
loyalty. The wife Of Mr. Marsh arrived in ibis
city, en- route for Camden, aud il stopping at
barzun's iIotel, avsiting the completion Of
=. petition already signed By many well-knonn
eitizeo. cf Al political parties, for the relief Of
the uDfortunxte man, whose only crime is e1a-
braued in tho faithful dispasree Of his business
relations. strs. Marsh will 'feave for Camden
to dAy with til. petition. nuuereusly sgued,
With the heartfelt prayer Of the citizens Of St.
A'n.s for tae safety Of her husband from the
hands OF lcnstical fire eating eaptors.
We have sometimes been taunted with the
meagerne.s Of cur circufation in the Slave
States. though We have MOI subscribers there
than almost any other journal, whether issued
North or Sopth. I: Is not The Peoples fault
ths. Ne havs no.uore. They want tho 1'ibna.,
are wiling to pay for it; but Tben the penalty
of bnJine i. IL death by strangu1ation, they
very naturally hang back. 1sn's it remarkable
thar (as our opponents say) "ths Republican
party is stetiaa7i" WHEN IT. groxtt Soushwxrd
is stopped il this fashion1-N. T. Tribune.
, 1860-09-15

lCot1espondenee OF the rsets and Tribunal
saA~zsxsoxR. Sept. e. 1850.
This is the hsadquartera OF Republioanism foz
Lower Egypt, as several counties are acceesibIe
from this point. aud our boya arc alive to the
go3d Work, And arc putting in their best 1ickA
for tho "old Rail Splitter" and The cnfire
ticket: We are preparing for free b.shecue 1t
this place on Saturday uext, and anticipate a
grand time, aud the largest gathering Of tho
masses ever bed in this section. Our cppo-
ueuts Of all shades hare been invited to p,riic;.
Pase' as ir1e e. speech Is tho oae thing needFul'
With ua. We are preparing to erect : poIe ITS
feet in height, upon which will aoat a national
ensign aad streamer just received from xour
city, which cx.el anything Of 1he kind ever
untolded IN Southern Illinois. We have q club
organized With S. 4. RoHan Pres,deat, aad
Iheodoro nfzen, Secretary; also a Wide
A%ate nasa ZIP. numbering 1lo members. US
hola weekly meetings, and are actiFe}T enge9ed
dlsttlouslng documents, organizing country
Nj. ". ", Daneobower, Esq.,. arrived her.
On the evening of tie 3D. and has rendered
good service 10 1he cause. On Monday at one
O'clock he addressed our citizens at the Court
Honse; on Tuesday afte, noou at New UaTen:
the came evening At New Market: gnd WeJn.,,
day aftsrnoon ct Equality. These vere ,be
hrst Republican speeches made st these points.
8nd we're we'll received by all parties. Manv
pcrsa2a "so Iare heretofore beer silent. haTe
hlttf H." u5.e"i ta-nselFes for L!1eoln. and
W. sr..' s.7 ,.rs:, i at this first effort 1t can
vassiog, aua .cei ecal1ent, If VIC had tho mate
rial, 10 cant1.ue il uatil election We could re-.
deem onr county from the shraldcm Of tho De-
mocra.y.
Tou can put us down for 500 votes, and ve
shall do cur best to increase that figure. We
are well supplied with documents, but ara sadly
deficient in effective speakers, and feel that our
nor.hern friends are ueglecting Us. Can't Jou
induce semc more to visit usf They will re-
csive q warm reception, and do more good to
the cause th4n in 4ny other section Of th. State.
Yours truly, K.R.
, 1860-09-15
EDITORS PREFACE:

1OlAoH5 . FkEFaCE:
The s!rxe RID fthis ho-t IL ,h r ,.r.t.,tor f.,
votes 'sso xttess tp:eeaes 1r,s aa fna =
nents. wach elu die The pu :. c,n.sst p1 81 aI,r
asd Ufh.s po,ta1t prs We ,oE
own pAtfosnr. ana rc:c- IN IL 8. -. ~ ~
1a % ,se Of w. Et.s tha xt.a: a.: stiops
u! Gov rse such ~usk .yr bs, r1r,,,,.t~.
r. &C. 70 LIS aaa st na ~ LA. 10 ONT
&c nass asa u ct ,ha' w
ths: *oasa - vIve ia St I!.e = i
s4E th7t Ne hav: uple EE aes him d. better w., 49,
peti'c ei,c ssoss- ~ saris sta ,,a nes o. e
even tsom w.t!' OH I'll au,i Lu,a;n. tIvas.er W,n
=, ~ na.fsa q s;e :n.rpesI- a.eu oss
Etsent -ssne4t U-cunnts ~tl Ir r, a' iD1 20
.n los n.lId .ss '1ea xt ia. nc7 Inc e.
tatoIs o n11e 70 groes llJ7,:e fn ,E*Is staE aI
*na u n:is:s*d ne '~sse'. Ne tl trc scur,sst.
e1Aes rasS b. >@se ri tA d. 'A' 'aS' se'sfal ae
y ctrAsers q al 'ale. tr.:t cu- Te,t. so, ,.r
Nht en'y Iat:4 aud u. ~bl 1,r.t: WI ~; - -
naaaf help t. clear Understanding e. ~ ma - :.
q 'he d. y, = ~! r,e:fsi~a ID CON.
pat'fk tbe " EAl prs 'i.as t4kea b. Nt Lueun ~
Nr. Dsu -. cr i'm e. o. n ty.+,t fathfu,S VI
i3rh = ta:s ro,k vita t<se e'G:Le.iy ai,r n,:3 T.
porettt VII. u intent On t!4z,Rus lis tIeun. ~
pos:Ec H. MiS'nsssI 70 vss:y core Ct Ii a.
eahsl1sirk te ra'1cn ct e!, s.tx.a. 80" Ho's
t1aee q pat.saa .as l. betrayed IN ue ts,,.1 r.
Fill re:t,. p...ts u ~ * ,,s ,srs
tectioh4: a:c 1'kses.i tr- pus;, W.. +, tan.. VI
I'd sssa;a %c. t1: l. 80 co.. .,: y Me.
esss!s es=nai eta u :+-ast.a =, u uo =, "ua
~ =. r. T. ..y *lasl!:i q the ts+da. W;h #
Ii copa.ns E4sur u tps e.een M nnh ocok
p:f e'1 ps;. p.d ~ Fer huad:sI. Ca. e.
THE TRIBUNE,
, 1860-09-15
THg CENTRE or EGYPT.

AalxAslso1o. HAaut1nu c., Eept. lob, Msc.
0nr county is The very centre Of Lower Egypt,
have been yegetating here since 1855 have felt
that they hare been neglected By their brethren
ic the North, and therefore were surprised and
rttoicsd when ihey weze inforned last xesk
that y. n. Dsnenhouer, Esq., would sddress
the psopls Of Hamilton county It thia place
u bsat 10 could, md when hstine tsrived fos
speaking, Wsrs delighted 1t ths lasgs numbes
, 1860-09-15
Dreaa Tritttttc.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is. 1860.


." IMPORTANT MATTER.
NE n..uu,. that there is no difference Of
oniaion among intelligent men in Illinois in
regard to The necessity Of q change Of the Con-
s!iiution Of the State in such way that the
Supreme Court may be RECONSTRUCTED, and the
tn, mil, ta1 removed But VIC lear, that,
while almost perfect uuauimity on the subject
prevails. questions Of national character are
ensrcssing 10 much ot the public attention,
that this most important domestic matter
will 80 against the people by d:h,,1t Our
readers are aware that majority tf al tho
toi<s cast will bs necessary to put the hail in
motion. We do not know that any agreement
sss been entered into between the Central
Committees Of tue aitfsre,t parties, by which
nay concert Of action will be secured, or by
whi-d ballots, "F5r Convention" will be
distributed For The third time, NC call the
attention Of cur Republican friends to .Lis
mater. There il no OCCASION fer entering into
ary argument on the subject because the ne
cessi'y Of Convention is admitted BY all par.
t:ea TIE OILY urge them to take such acsio0
that TIC proposition submitted by the 1egis-
lature staIi not be defeated fv1 want Of little
foresight a.dcase.
GAnIBALDl'S PROEREsy.
Tbs ce:ails # Lilo news by the City Of
Washington, steamer, d. not detract any.
thing from the b:illiancy Of Garibaldi's suc-
cesses IS reported by telegraph. He has
c.uecd the utmost terror to seizs upon the
King aud Court ot \ lples, has filed the royal
srry with spirit Of detection aud revolt,
has c7cated 1aak INSTRUMENTATION in the navy;
aad what IL m3re, has secured the declaration
o: several important towns ia faror Of tue
revolution. Bassilacati, Cap::aaa:a, Clento,
Bni, Villa Frogsia, Campobssso, Avellino,
aad cose.z, are in open revolt Some Of them
are not more than fifty mics from tho city Of
Naples itself; several ofthem, as Darj, Camp
hass,and Ayellino, are larsge, aud wealthy, and
though rot in the limo Of tho Daliyeret's |
march, will exert M important influence upon
his cause. We do not see, in spite Of the |
probable sac: IS Of The revolt, that any power
outside Of Naples is proposing to put Carl
baldi down, By and By, he will bo strong
enough to defy interference, and them
tor Rome and Venics. Day breaks in the
Eas1 ard Italy will b. freei
, 1860-09-15

We have statement, column in length,
from parties in Aurora, denying the truth Of =
letter dated September sd, and printed in the
Tiu.<. and Htrad, which letter set forth thst
"some thirty Wide Awaken went up to the
woods and had a meeting, rbere they almost
murdered German by the nams Of John
Thorp for shouting for Douglas. The Wide
Awakes were ali drunk
This charge. which our correspondents say
cane from q political Judge in thst vicinity. is
efec.ually disproved. There was fight in
which three Doug1asites whipped Lincoln
man and that WAS tho foundation Of the story
foundation enough for any SORT Of a Demo-
cratic superstructure.
, 1860-09-15

Tho Hon. .. s. pickinson made lang speech
to Dseckinridgs meeting 1t D:ngh.mpton, on
Saturday last. a correspondent sends ua tho
following passage, - 1t fell from the lips Of tho
renerab1s and distinguished orator:
"poug!as md Hunts Homogeneous Fusion
in tho State Of New York will not ccme within
dfty thousand votss of Liucol1. And 6dvise
ny friends, it there b. my who are dissatisfied
with the view Of slavery lid dawn Ia The plat
form Of tbs National Democracy TO pack 'heir
duds and leare for the Republican Camp With
cut DELAYING ons moment In the Fusion
half WsJ house. Tbs gull between the National
democrats aud tho DouR'ns mea il Is wide as
u. r. 1|ibxne
, 1860-09-15
Mail irregularities.
C1x1RA1sA. Hept. Il, 13Gh.
Ed,to:a PseSs krd Tfftuns:

C1S1aAlsA. Sept. u. $50.
Edtoa Press krd Ttfbuns:
We 6nd in your issue Of the 10th inst. charg-
81 Of dellnqueacies on the part Of Route Agents
your subscribers do not receive their pat ers
until long after the time that they should come
in due consBe. Ia answer, all NO hkra to eay
is that the fault cannot be With us; that every
package, both Of papers aud letters, comiog il.
- our charge, il duty distributed to the proper
ofic. on the A1ne day We receive it, unless up
On the occasion ofreceiviug an unusually largo
mail, viz, containing quantities Of public dosa.
meuH. &C., and then, being unable to set apart
~ Of the matter belonging to eomo one or two
Ct tho FIRST Offices on the Route, we are Obliged
from necessity 70 carry hy portion, and o.
aur return to deliver it but It il always our
especial aim TO endeavor to distribute iii daily
Pspafs without regard to politics.
The fault most probably lies either in The of.
dces from rhlch the papers are igsued, or ia
the Post Offices st which they Are originally
mailed. In the frst it may occur h5 t4e pack.
tges not being properly wrapped ind paste ),
aod losing tho envelope; in traTel the direction
becomes lost, and hence the reason for the sub-
sceiher not receiving hia coPY. In tho latter
case ssoa tho papers being ruailed aud scot
the wrong direction, and their arrival It their
destination being detAJ ed thereby.
We ind in cur experience many instances
where the directions are printed and pasted
upon aae package. toa1 t0ey are lost altogether,
the pasts having become dry and fallen 1fF. So
far Is the charge sgs,nst Us Of wilfuIiJ delaying
papers on account Of their politics is CONCERNED,
is ustrue. RoU1K AdExr.
RExAak.-We presume il is true tha. occa,
sionslly the slip containing the address Eubs eff
or gets destroyed, and in consequence the pa-
pers art de1ased CT lost to the subscribers.
Bat this csuse does not account fer the failure
Of packages Ia certain Post Offices far three,
four or six weeks in succession. It ia im2rob-
a.le that the same accident would bcfai tho
bundle t. the same ofics several timer. When
ero. Route Agents or the Chicago Pest Ofics
returns to this office packages: which hare lost
their directions, our mail clerks lose no time
10 red,zecting and remailing them So that At
the worst, there would only BE- delay Of 1sy
or two, and not loss Of tie package. Most
Of the complaints received sre IN relation to The
Weekly PRzss AxD Tz1susk- In aome portions
Of Southern Illinois the pager is not delivered
~ I'll n %hA kYhs rr5hnrn
, 1860-09-15

LAsA11x ceuxsr.-A friend 1t Aarae{llee
writes u thas tho JousK Republicans Of tha.
town havs fezzasd Wids Axaks Club, nun.
hedng fifty members, aud additions being n.ds
1t evszy meeting, Tbs entire population Of the
town is only about thxep hundred,
, 1860-09-15
THE ONLY PREPARATION
l. THAT HAS
STOOD Tue TEST OF TEARS,
"dEroses saort aad m srs Popxs4r -prrv fa,,.
READ TIE FoLtowr,G.


p,or xoo,, BA1F1a c.1Hr, Mich. Dec, 7ta:, 1t:9.
8nxe hA: thE halt Gu my tsd nj IL al
a5 y eed chrcaled sets.A t. ded eh
tn;on:n r. h4ya t<ueee ; stae Of depe.dsucs
teesn able t, otsln ssu for cacl nei Der hsvs
H. e1stsy ~ e. hsa
nsSzs Aod4:. aim ia.t Id N esssh foF
two IN h't Of tav Restorative b D. s. III a.
=. bud spos covered VIII har tbiex I'D 9.eF Ga
toeath hsoif HitA1,e "a nx il al o.dr az hfEf. Fe.1
ti1eY and permanently. au1foos to re- srtre II G II.
nse sHd s.l7z tsu's Of snesns t. pq,caMe "
m n 5te tsss *on II not b. wlrg 10 ~ Ia
aa hs - T'aos !, I'D I'd tbs 1n41 ~
rroY o. wooo-0e4r sir: n H. ,tte1 n.t; ~ IA
Ter s5l: .hne fend1k ,he stats sud Ns,fonsl u -
oaFao-s 10 ae somn 81 49, a1f ny r. nom ssa.s
ha8 10 The son spaee Hx moE{s to vhae nnneFn.rr
or O., Iy,hp .as .Ho.s ent tl7 co.e4ss md
iast upS 70 1 T. s
- much ceovsr lie esust IL ssaDss ~ S1
- - y n7o1s intimate aoqaAiHsa1tes wsss -
II mAe lscatiou to the mo.s akai sa,.Ic.us
ny h.iE eaud * b orced 10 btnns r.
% Sea= ISL. yaur Ksats1.s ", esaendsd 10 me
hy aEux2i. tent HI most retahe Hr he.torat1s
~ e9s s aese ts 81 TN sns
rs ha,s uAed doll.ts vonh of your ReHon.i.
sad - ssatt hare .sea cot OF ve;1 ION 5lask III
Fs7 r-pees'a', +. !nra r. ~. =: Y. ,LArrA.
1e1h hit st.ets st. Isnis Sa soaewa :sew
u 80 Dr:: .aa Faasr Iooas Deal.s. 2no 'oa 's
Ter r. sssi e.. SSs.a1i:I; s!ii; L.:
G--.eA. - 49, 1.1s* Ae8%1fA,ts.Csr-~
, 1860-09-15

CRoFs II AnxAxs4s,-Oa- Afk.c.as ~.
changes br:rg the m 1ss 1n-ixuchoIv aod dis.
tEes.lcs secoupts Of tbs effects o, lie drou,h
en the crops ia that STATE. Tha little R7cf
Ge=t:f<. IN speak'ng Of the corn crop. Which.
tafes or four *e.ks ago, WAS the mast prom,s-
as9 Al bad beea seen for many year1, SAYS:
Il Is now eat ssott, .ithous III. lea.t hope Of
msk,ng enough to ICED the peop!e. Nothing but
s1aFEa1on afafes many poor farmer Of whom
manv will mot raise corn enough to led ~
families till Christmas. Most farm:rs are en-.
t1Dg, their es1n down. AID many q tield viii not
produce one ear Of c,rn- The prospects in this
teglon are shocking euocsh."
, 1860-09-15


Elu4nssu1owx, Hardin Co. Ill. Sept. II, 1sso. q
Thus far We have kept very quiet upon poll
t'cs . IN tais remote por'ion of Egypt during the
aroused To the importance Of the contest By
three hour speech from ". ". Daneahower,
Esq which demonstrated The true position Of
the Republican purity, scattering the mists ere.
ated By the neto light Democratic speakers in
regard to negro equality, etc., aud satisfying
the friends Of freedom Of tho necessity OF in.
mediate organization.
The speech was well received br The old
Wings aud Fillmore men Of ,56. to " hon, the
speaker was known IS . prominent man jn both
these parties. aud the fen strnight out Kepub-
licans are 80 much encouraged that we have re-
solved up3n 4 thorough county orea3sz alton,
believing that We can give our opponents hard
tussEl for the supremacy, in the county, al.
though there Wese but four votes for Frcemoat
in '56 aad SO for Miller in '5s.
Bell has been the first canice Of many OF orr
cltzens. but the Efforts at fusiou, and the eyi-
dent design Of the leaders to sell out to Douglas
u j. driving them by scores t, tbs support Of
Yonrs, truly, NM.
, 1860-09-15

TO BOOKSELLERS AND
IL TrxThEFx


E,1,c-or-,., eHtr4aL RE.
1s2EGKsESs TLaAr.iI AND WARRANTED
fl,r-a arssn; r. se1t mona. md ra1a T., aye:
au,oOo AM.Ets AN ARBhk .lrE 3tS+fe'i. anr
cusns xra rice reg srsse tres &c pe- Gcttn II ~
1es ta:s PR tt0: ~ PR a.. '''''
9.GV3 ~ 3'OU I'll Ok WRITE PINE 4 n IN y
g. ':e's o.: rtx y. a'4 70; e. 10; fnl * &'
ooQ3 AMeRtc*s E.L>+A tIR -PKUCE FIR
-hcT t7ers hare <so~a rcta IT,. asi a,e ~
tce a9sat q1'lts They 4rs ouriei ii Tue % pr e..
"a m to ear 'he 2:onht thy ncn i. xn:ra
II ether 11cs1s vii 81 in roi4 en ~ ~
eeivtI "tltssn Earus~e. vii Le given IN VI ~
teIat1e:. MARIN aE.%is "-ea
saeae1d Aur-<,5. thel.o III.
t4n.ea T. ss*sn Pen oy havng th: rlsnte: d. Va
noW - tel & ~ Il III aFtnE VII tave Guest
f1TLK ifs* oEL3Gen e3 tue eonx winter VI, tur
~ s94a .1A. ~ :: req ts3-:M
, 1860-09-15
" Tuck an a Surprise y,

&&i
Ths following sscy latter Va. re:&tved in tbt,
city yesterday. W. are permitted by Hr. Bis,r
to g1re is the benefit Of cur columns. Tbo an
thor, ~ understand, was tbs individual who.
while Mr. Blair WAS addressing the meeting ii
1Ionton, arose from lia sea. aad cxllsd OUT for
Ill who did not liks to hear d-d Abolitiouist.
to follow him out Of the crowd. The detection
amoaated to two small boys, said to BE- The Ion
OF tEla enlightened pstriot. The ls.tes reads
u follows:
sept 11th 1861
troatea
1tan1 blare you tuck MS an aup Prise with /
nuno dfed ttee nrRro dogs Tho no dars you to
1et oay TO come Back game and gives u .
o1fs notls aud We will give leu and your fteo
70 gro Dutch the Best we Ken. l think 7ou to
D. net of cowarGs md W. think you not n
Eooo as free negro or you voou Of not OF come
- a!n'eo h1 you mas go ing earst 4 10. OF
N osans We under stand tha: you hired those
men 10 come to gard IN taa 81 when Urn 90 to
mxo speech out Ct saint louis y,u take lot
o1 nnsa "':h yoa to keep you from Da ing turd
anu i=shsArd Blu. yru neaa net Of ,hsught th.t
- this Place Us eaus thear is free negro Print
io9 sn'cs n this Place aad we Ill 70 sec, him
- ~ Ean. We want you to ba ta7 len 10 sta
VIA your ffee ne gros ID s2in. loui. or Ex Pect
= gaze II p.~+o~
Back ~ -0A"s
, 1860-09-15
G0V. KO2aNEn At BLOOMINGTON,
Correspondence ofthe Pressanl Tsitunel

HLosxiSt7ost oep1 LIN, 4eGVs
There is a gzsa. deal Of politicul excitement
il and around Bloomington, and We are bound
to Keep il up until November, when We shall
give The Republican ticket over l 20, majority.
oug Wide Awake Company come GU! in & odly
numbers tbout once . week, With banners md
music. We haze over 200 members, as well
drilled as any company il the State, not except
;ag Jour fine companies In Chicago. Capt. u.
Is. Brown, ona of our bes. citizens, il our com-
naaadsr. We we're Joined BY the Lincoln Ran.
gers last evening, AID bad grand torchlight
procession, amid great enthGsiasm frcm The
people. Goy.kosrrer spoke to a cfowde house,
aad the Gem sas ars almost to man Rsputli-
can. After the speaking, banpe1a wero pro-
ented to the Wide.Awskes md Rangers. The
hangers number over 100 horsam:n, and make
cauutry. After the banner presentation, ths
t~o companies moved of amid the cheers and
exultatiouR Of the crowds Of people, who had
heard the speeches. kest assured that McLe an
will co her part gloriouflJ in the coming elec-
tlou. Yours, III haste, 3. B. ii.
, 1860-09-15
4 FIELD FOR WORK.
[CcfrcsponJel,ce of TIE Tse;a and TE,,. !

Correspondence Of Tie lse2a and TIL /:
HARRISBURG, Saline Co., ILL.,. sert.t . -.
This is The only county in the Ssate,i .:ch
there were no Republican votes cast id =, al-
though Fremont had four in 1856, ana VT have
Ind no one to raise his voice against the mis-
representations Of the DouR!asitss, or to present
the poait1on Of the Republican party upon The
e'aveEy question until last evening, WHEN ".
W. Danelho wer, Esq Of your city, favored US
With an address, which was well received. en-.
cousaEang many Of US wto have been tsuaid ia
avoripg our real sentiments, to boldly e3press
ourselves. ard Leading others 10 e1amjae ior
themselves the path that the present leaders Of
the Democracy are leading them into, which We
trust will result in their entire abandonment Of
the 6ogus party, aud enrolling themselves with
porting " Honest Old Abe Of fSangamon
Some who are well scquainted throughout
the county CLAIM, 100 yotes, others say l35 and
some hope for 200. We ate fully aroused to
action and will do our best for the good canae.
Yours. r
, 1860-09-15
"M0LLI STARK"


LAFA1ktrx, Etask Co., tept :, ls6o.
Yesterday re held ,nass meeting at this
place Of the friends Of freedom and tbs tail
Chief Ct the Prairies, and had glorious out
pouring Of the people. d. not profess TO be a
judge of numbers ID such crowds, but psrhaps
1900 is fair estimate. Our procession EN-
bl aced three hundred md ten teams by Demo.
cratic count, and several very respectable dele
cations did not unite with the procession. Mpl.
titudes csms on horseback aad On foot as well
as in carriagez. throughout the day. Estimat-
ing tbe crowd by the Democratic standard
When tbey claimed {, 800 at the ceuatY aeat ia
hear wouli-be governor ALE, speak, ~ he'd
just i, 500. This yoa will please remember VIA
10 q su'ail town, away from thozough!ares ofauy
kind. aad hu0dreda kept away on account Of the
great meeting at Henry Tomorrow, when that
Democratic meeting 1t Lawn Ridge Oh the east
s,de Of our little Stark, gottea up undoubtedly
to keep the squatters from bearing the truth.
JhdEe Hove Of kewauee, and Hon. Thoa j.
Henderson addressed tue multitude, and abr
and forclblT dissecied the Liatie D5dger, aud
set forth Republican principles so clearly and
truthfally Tint atre1dy We know Of many con.
victions aud sound conversions from Dougl.B.
ism to The rInks Of the lovers Of freedom. Uther
speakers we're expected, bat froa some cguse
we're not present, but we are we'll satisfied with
our demonstration rs we'll IS speakers, and the
Democrats acknowledge the meeting the largest
they have seea this canpaign. lear set tbe
majority for little Stark too low in my last. II
all thu townships do es well as this promises
VIC shall do better than ivs hundred sj,rity il
the county. The stampede is great, and ii it
till election at the present rate, there
will not bs squattetites euoug b to make ths can
rass interesting. We had 6ae display Of
WIDE AWakes 10 the evening, numbering some
two hundred. We are ali hard at work and in
fine spirits. LIT the bali roll, Il.
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