New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

Mr. Ir,jnsn Rad DOT arrived, ard no one accustomed
10 Fl esk IN BE open sir cond hope 70 make himself
heard by sub a wd. Just at this juno ure there
tStbe %. # the msetir through many penls by
J and and wafer. o.d send in the psrson Of w. w.
H. gemsn, ca # Ne~-York. He wss introduced by
tire Hon. j. w. Ferdon ana made capital and telling
speech.
A large COMPANY Of wids.A uakes from Hsvsr'tssw,
anoihe, jus, formed, frem Rocslaed Lake, with two
oh'Is ron sck snd Tsryt 'wn under the escort Of
NE ernoLt Club, Capt Is snvelt. made q very has
spetsraics az They msrched through the village after
Our correspondent at Piermoot says, that instead
o. 'Oo majority To- tho Fuion ticket a. has been esti-
mated hoekland will give at most 300, but more
probably nott ing.
On Thursday evening the wbse,;n, Va Vida.
Awskes made fine. parade. They were s..aalxd bv
their political opponents, bu. though discopsed for
few moments thy rallied aud repsed their as,al.n.s.
On the Sh In t., the ladies Of Cali ,ol;. Ohio.
through Mae Parrell Eewsom, preseotd " the Wide
Awakes Of the town beautiful banner. The honor
was ACKNOWLEDGED by Mr.. Il. L. Stewart, 200 WIDE
sskes Ddorring b, sentiments. The favorits pa-
gesnt wherein l.di-s rep the States Of the Union
was peri rmed and the people Of the vicinity wen. t,
the polls The next day with new courage.
Alfred f. Lewis, of Philadelphia, having BEEN
al ksd TO state explicitly what Mr. Douglas said 70 the
Hon. Mr.. Mcpherson, replied in the following letter,
which is published In The North Carolina StaHdara,
"PHILADsLPHIA July % 1890.
"DEAR SIR Your favor hiss just beer placed IN
my hsnde. The words of Judge Douglas, as nearly
ss can &c this moment recall them. repeated 10 me-
by IT, hoUcrable gentleman have named, were az
follows: by God, Sir, the election shall never 60
il 10 the House-before II shall 60 into the House,
will throw il over TO Lincoln. The words thus used
were accompanied by violent gesture, ana perhspe
an ac ditional oaib.
81 am very truly yours, "ALFaED Z. LEWIS
Edward H. Smith has received the nomination for
Congress from the Douglas Convention Ia the First
District Of this State. Egbert T. Smith, the nominee
Of the Union Jaty, has received the Breckinriige IN
doremeIt.
The Governor Of Arkansas, Elias n. Conway, ha
qsued proclamation to the militia Of the STATE direct
ing them to prepare for trouble aud danger In
this remarkable document Gov. Conway announces
tie imeor ant diecovery that the peril Of the South
comes. not from the North but from the machiradoas
Of Great B,sin:
II ia nv opinion that the settled and secret policy
of The British Govern ment is 10 disturb the domestic
TRANQUILITY of the United States That It's OBJECT Is 70
break MP and 6estroy our Government gee rid Of
oI on tits Continent apd bee me the chief and con-
tr, ling rover 10 America. IL is my opinion thai the
Addition stst-tmsn Was folly aware that the Brush
Government intended unc asngly t. pursue ME- policy
OF sturbilg the don este tranquility OF tue United
STATES when h. announced that there was al IRE
presstIe coufl ct between tbs Free aes and the
Slave Sites. 1t is my opinion that tAons q dollars
of British gold haze bern and uH be used IN raytoas
uays, in the rhern and Southern States, 70 str up
and ,ateRs fy Mis irTepreSs16Le c0nf,ct between
the Free Sfstes aud the Slave States. That
the pol CIV of the British Govern rent has been for
many years, and now, 30 10 conduct its uncessag
efforts to overthrow Government 10y employing
Abo toDsts 20 it secret agents snd .missares that
the nscbies and outJag perpetrated upon the Slave
States will seem 10 have been origin .t-d, planned and
terpetratad by Abolition CT izebs OF the Free Staes.
IL rs nau opinion that tie British Gorernmenf to the
real author and insigatOr Of the n,schits and out
RACES penetrated against the Stare States ana that
il il the duty of Federal Government and of the
patriotic people Of the United Staes 70 hold The ish
Government responsible Tor dlsturomg the domestic
tranquility Of the United States. IL is my opinion
that the British Government has determined tha. AZ
long az cur Government shall exist, there shall hence
forth be no domestic tranquility in The Union. II "a
MY opinion that Brteh gold has been and Will be used
to hire uppriDcplsd AbolidoDs,s from the ee States,
and send them into Slave States, instructed TO commit
uch outrsges that tie people II the South will become
hostile those OF the North, and the aggresslons
and outrages committed upon the Sc uthern STATES by
those hired Abolition British emiss,ries from the Free
Staiee will be often aud aggravated that civil
will be produced, the Union Dissolved and anarchy
with all ts desoIapg evils and deeds of pundsr rob-
berry, outrsges crimes and murder, prevail
The DetroH Advertiser of the 18th thus describes
the Republican rejoicing III that city election re.
turns;
TIE lste news from Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvs-
MIA proved coed 10 be submitted to quietly, and shs
Republicans OF the city met st the Wig VAN last night
at al early hour TO the number OF between three aud
four thousand, 10 give something like pa lie express
their Joy st results that had surpassed the expec'
tatiors of the most ardent. huge bonfire had been
built and rockets fired, and crowd Of the hap
piest Of men assembled. Not shadow rested on any
couniensnce save the few Douglas men who had been
driven from their usual hauns by their misery TO
seek the cheer OF brighter faces large number of ladies
also cane and remained despis the chilly air, through
the speech, TO signify their participation 10 the general
Joy. The Hon. VIM. A. Howard, Just returned froma
tour through Indiana, where he has been doing yeo
mall VICE In the Cause OF freedom present and
called out His speech was eminently the happiest Of
the season, full OF sharp bite at Douglass my great
riDcipIe, and Of words of encouragement. lie WAC
glad Douglas was coming here. lie had c ilculated
upon 80 0O0 Republican majority in Michigan; but he
WISE confident now that the unavoidable conse ueace
Of Mir. Douelss's work next Monday would be an in
crease Of Coo over that Such had been The effect In
every place the man had spoken To. Republicans had
believed that they could CARY Pennsy lvana by small
maj Iity. After Douglas had been there their expec-
tatIons were raised 70 10000 or Is 600, aud
the latest dispatch H that the majority is thirty
thousand, ana both houses largely Re 1ubhcaa
This last wac received by Mr.. Howard while on the
tsnd and 'he enthusiasm called forth was unbouni-
ID. Douglas had been in Indiana. There the Repub-
csps, the ardent OF them, thought they nigut
be sble 70 carry the State by SIX thJusadd fIs had
received dispatch early 10 the dsy from ia. Chairman
Of the State Committee that the Republican maiori.y
would probably Teach tent ou,aod TIE dspa'ches Of
he sfernCon inc essed tie msioriy about Two tnou-
sapd. Here adispath Just received at Tie Advertiser
.ilce was hanoed HIM Aud now, as see by this
iisfach The majority IL fifteen thousaud already, and
no;e to come Both houses are Republican This
Z lgsa ~ n ,.p..g 4
eng AID loud SIR Howard closed at o. smid rriters-
ed crss Of /" 20 on, 90 on lie exen.ed himsef