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4 wretched editor, who hasn't any
wife to take care Of him, went the other
night to ladies' fair. He says he saw
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own, but it was not for sale" He de-
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TO INVENTORS OF REAP1NG MACHINES

70 INVENTORS OF REAPISG MACHINES
Mr.. Cormick and the reaping machine
makers had better be careful lest some
ancient individual should sue them fol
infringement. for as long ago as Pliny
We find the following
OF reaping itself there are various
methods in the broad plains of thc
Gau!s, enormous machines with teeth
set in a row, placed on two wheels, arc
driven through the standing corn, 4
horse being attached Thus the corn,
being cut off, falls into the furrow.-
Piiny's Natural History, book l8, chap
81
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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-22
III E UNION ATTHE SOUTH.

')ne .! The most gratifying features of this
campaign is the evident change in popular
!rcinc going on at the South. Although
this por'isn Of the coniederac: has among it's
national representatives some Of the best and
t4uest mcn of tho nation, still for number
vt years past, it has permitted itself to be
supposed npon by ambitious ag:tators who
i''' ~ little sense AS moderation. Even
tho masses at tho South have gone so far as
to excuse the folly ofthese hotspur fire eat
ers, for the unwise reason that the North
adopting the same degrading polic,', had al
50 sent crazy and lanatical agittors to rep
resent them, at the National Capitol.
One wrong, the South is beginning to
learn, mover justiiies another, and the truth
Is now realized that by the arrogance Of a
portion Of its shallow and pretending poll
ticians it has become as section, utterly
weak and powerless. The windy threat
cninss Of the mon i has thus promoted hare
Sui ( the character Of Southern ehisslry to
the low level Of bnllys anl blackgnaras--
Their foolish speeches and coarse insults,
have cuabled / class, with aims equally dan
eerous, To successfully appeal to Northern
predjud;ce, ana by natural antipathics, the
extreme nacu Of each section, have come
prominently to the surface, like froth and
scum upon the agitated sea.
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PROMISE,

We hear occasionally Of a proposition
made by tho Breckenridge men, that the
friends Of Douglas and Johnson, the regular
nominees should unite with the boiling
secession:sts, and that the vote Of Minneso-
IA, in case such union electoral tickle
succeeds, should DO cast for the candidate
having the best chance Of an election, b3f Tx.
Electoral College. lfbolters desire to de-
feat regular nomination, the best and
most certain way to effect the object is. to
vote for the opponent most likely f. sue:
coed. We therefore advise the boNc,s as
the most honorable course to vote directly
for Lincoln. On no condition should the
Democracy countenance the mad treason Of
the Yancsyites and Il such foolish propo-
sition is entertained: and sustained by the
State Convention on the I'D inst, We say
in advance W shall repadiate IT,.
W. have no personal objectionto' Mes>rs
Breckinridy' and Lane, but we ha~,
to the disunionists whose dc!alea tools
they have become. The Sccessi,nist ticket
hacked BY all the Office holders in Mime
sofa will not poll 100 votes, and We
verify believe not so ,oics il, The State
1t liz idle to tall: VI i".,!i1,9 i'a,lcy with
such y crew Of wrr,c:.cl dependant layeS ii
the E,s cutive trSi,cr TO the Dvc,ocra,i.
party. We la:c'a g:ca, Ae>irc 10 see s.a
posed the utter and t!ryeili;,g; wva+..ess, o
II e boilers.
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POLlTICALNEW3.
TEXAS FoR DOUGLAS.

Adyices from Texas indicates that it W i'll
vote for Douglas and Johnson, or most Ger.
tain'y against the disunion candidate. Hon.
Al Hamilton, tn, Democratic member OF
Congress from the 81 district, spoke al
Austin on the 25th. After discussing Local
topics at some length, he turned TO the con.
sideration Of the political ISSUES involved in
the present canvass. We find the following
abstract Of his remarks: .55
Mr.. Breckenridge he called tile candidate
ofthe Democratic Secessionists. Mr.. Doug
las, on the other hand, was a nominee o.
the National Democracy. lie had moi
changed his position since 1850, and was
The only reliable Union man before the peo
pie. Mr.. Halnilton's next choice was Gen
Houston, aud his third Col. Bell. II con-,
PEELED to choose between Lincoln and Brec
inridge, no would reluctantly support the
latter. lie spoke at length regarding the
secession influence by which Mr.. Breckin
ridge was surrounded, and denounced Mr.
Yancey and the members Of tho Constitu
,ional convention, whom he styled his fol.
lowers, in the seyerest times. ''Whom the
gods love-. as the proverbs goes, die
young" Mr.. Breckenridge was young, and
he considered him politically dead. lie
ridiculed Gen. Lane as ain ignorant and il.
litcrate man, one who had fought well 10,
his country, ard deserved in an humble
way; but he was 50 very ignorant that he
would venture the assertion that unless he
had been drilled since his rso1rination, TIC
could not mention the; names Of a half a
dozen Governments existing at the prcsen,
time, side Of the limits Of the United
States. Mr.. Hamilton concluded there could
be no doubt that Texas would give twenty
thousand majority against Breckenridge, and
that he was willing to meet any of the cham.
pions Of the Seccssionists upon any Of these
iSSnAX -
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DEFEAT OFTIIE DISTINGUISHES IL
ALABAMA.

On the first Monday in August an elect
ion was held in many, if not in all, the coun-
ties Of Alabama for county officers. In the
present excited condition fthc popular mind
on political topics, they were ofcourse warm
" contested, and afforded an indication Of
how the State will vote in November. The
Montgomery (Alabama) Confederation, Of
the 9th instant says:
In this Congressional District, as far as
heard from, the Seccders are utterly routed
IN erery county, except Autauga, where there
was no test. They were beat one hundred
and tsesnty in this (Montgomcry) county;
9ne hund'ed and t'o,n'y:6r. in Macon; one
hupdre1 in Chambers, and fifty or sixty in
Russell: Was there ever such an inglorious
and ridiculous beginning for party that
claimed nearly all the votes in Alabama: and
mind You, here in this district was and is
their stronghold! Let the Douglas men her:
aid II, hathere, int the citadel Of their strngth
t.ey cannot carry a single county This CON-
grassland District! Poor fellows
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v3llc IlEIslIBLlCANS.

The Republicans have @reno,ainated
Messrs. Aldrich and Windom for Congress.
Of Nico:let for State Auditor;
Phnder, Of Brown; Clark w. Thompson, of
Houston; Stephen MiRer of Stcarns, and
Charles Mcclure. Of Gosdhue, as Prsiden-
tial Electors. s.,-s- -
The denomination OF Messrs: Atdricl,,
and Window: was in obedience to tho two
term r:le so generally established at the
North. AS far as Mr.. Aldrich is concerned
tire nomination was deserved He ha., prov
cd an active, enterprising and. what's better
useful member. lie never could make
speech, and he has the good sense not tc
try. Socially clever fellow, makes him.
SELF useful and acquainted. is moderate and
decent inrhis conversation, and gets an ia.
fluence. Mr.. Window car. make a speech
has good intentions but is too fat to do more
thaa to record his yotc,..1he never stirs 1as
enoagh to enable people to understand he i.
arounl. He offends 40 one, aud AenceJoe.
no !.;,raa> .iefi,s. ~, .< ~
Nr. McErath is "a poor stick" a gassy
pretcntions, but ignorant man. lie seek:
the office for the sole purpose ofascertain:n:
how much Inc can steal out of it. Has n,
business or other reputation to justify III
nomination, M: Mattson ofour county
in all respects infinitely his superior in quail
,.dcatio''s for. the post; but the powers her
decrced that he sh>uM not be nominated.
The electoral ticket is composed Of on
competent man and three assistants. Stephe
Miller has good reputation as a man G
ability Thompson is clever fellow. Plan
der was nominated on account Of hi
name, and Bro. Mcclure for his known ME
". They are to do up the Aeury speaking
Of the campaign, and Mr.. Mcclure is pre-
pariHg and has commenced laborious read
ing Of several old copies Of the comic an,
Grccly's almanac and the files of the Re,
Wing Repu,|tcun and this fall the boys ma,
exp ct to hear-a noise. -. 'L"'s,