The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-05
The lIec,ion. of Mex, Week.

WasBIMrOS Oct. 1. Next week
ISbio. Pennsylvania aud Indiana
ibid their tate elections. and their
Insulrs will go Tar toward deter
Ihininp tb Presidential election. -
Irhe inioraation received here rom
hose stass by we'll informed men
Iol ali psties, indicates that the Re-
IpubIicas will carry ali Of them
The Roublicans estimate their ma
lioritie in the two former at from
SAssS 10 twenty thousand. This
wip Sscure these states tor A Abraham
Lipo,n in November beyond doubt
In Indiana the more sagacious
Douglas leaders privately cuncedc
thalHendricks will be beaten. Lin
coils friends in that state give
positive assurances that Lane will
hae not less than 5000 majority.
Tbs will be sufficient. II Mr..
Dnglas' stump speeches in that
stae effects the same result as in
Name, the ma ajority will be much
larer. ~
WHAT DoUGAs DID FOR THE REPUBLIC
ANS IN MAINE.
has been ascertaned by the
offfial figures that in the ii teen
towns Of Maine in which Douglas
addressed the people, the Republican
gain was ,35S votes.
TnI MISSISSIPPI AND FLORIDA ELECT
Mississippi and Florida voted to.
day, and both will probably go for
tue brrrLinridso oandldatoo.
THE NEW YORK FUSION.
The fusion movement in New
York is likely to DO patched up after
tasl ion, but in such a way as to
have ~ moral effect. The Tribune
OF to-day says that a meeting OF the
OF fifteen was held at the
Assay Office, on Saturday evening.
in which it was determined to hold
a ratification meeting October Slh.
The same paper further says the
Dean Richmond Douglas Commit
tee will meet on October Sth, to
take official action upon the seven
names ad led to the + ectoral ticket.
They have. however, unolficisllv
advised tue Committee Of lifteea that
hey will adopt the six names put
On as district electors, but state they
:anuot speak Tor the elector at large,
r the reason that they have nor
obtained Chancellor Walworth's re-.
The Hon. II nry =
however. has accepted the
)osision rendered him as Elector At
Iarge. The Douglas Democratic
State Committee meets at Albany
On "Wednesday next. 1t ia supposed
that the Union ticket. taking six
new electors, three of them from the
Bieckinridge ticket, will be formally
lndorsed. Mr.. Walworth will pro
badly not go off the ticket for Hen
ry ). Randall. She three electors
from the Brcckinridgc ticket. Mcssrs
Brewer, Westervelt and Russell
are understood to have signitied
their willingness to be placed on the
Union ticket. 1t is semi.ofiicially
in the Sunday IHas, in
regard TO the fusion ticket. that the
Mt Washington nc
cepts it. and the federal office hold
ers in New ork city and through
out the state will cooperate with
Tammany Hall, Moz,rt Hall and
the friends Of ID 'uglas, BreckinIilge
and Bell generally in its support.
PROSPECTS IN NEW YORK.
These movements in no degree
disturb the perfect conf ience OF the
Republicans in their ability to carry
the state. They have effected a
thorough organization, and | am
reliably informed, have On their
voting lists the names of 81, 900
voters who went for Fillmore in
1856. This will give over 35l 900
votes or at least 10000 majority -
which is quite sufficient.
BGLER on THE STUMP FOR BRECKIN.
RIDGE.
Mr.. Bigler has taken the stump
in Pennsylvania in behalf OF Breck
iuridae. lie spoke Saturday night
in Philadelphia and WAS severe both
upon Lincoln and Douglas. He
went the whole figure for the doc.
trine that slaves are property under
the Constitution and against Doug.
las squattcr sovereignty views.
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