, 1860-09-25

TIE Bcs:A FRIEND or HENRY CLA1 yoR IN.
coLs.-Hon. Theodore Fscipghuysea, who ran
for Vicc President on tie ticket with Henry
Clay in 1s44, and the bosom friend Of that great
statesman, has declared for Lincoln. Mr. F.
WAS for Fillmore In 1856.
The Rev. DR.. Necley, Methodist minister
at the South, made speech lstely, in which he
expressed himself as ready to undertake very
'arduous wosk. He said:
"Whilst be Was not disunionist, per sc, jet
he wou'd get down on his kneea 70 every Inan
in The South, and beEcech him rot to submit to
The Inauguration Of Black Republican Pres
ident or 10 hts administration"
Aw1r1.-The Heliere1ett party Of Aassaebu-
setts haro nominated Amos i. LawTencs for
Governor. Ia 1856 Mr. Lawrence WIS The Pres.
ideat Of he New England Kansas Aid Society,
aud probably contributed more money, to buy
rifles, reyo:yers, SEW mills, and ether civilizing
implements for the northern emigtants than
tho same ofice by the Republicans, wouldn't
there hlve been howl By the Union saverzs
1t is eaid tla! while Douglas hss been
searching for his mother, The B1eckin1idgers
hare been searching for" pap
PEnsoxA1.-Mr Il. Cordicr hes returned from
csmpsign Of several weeks in southern In
diana, xni!her ne went by 3nsltat'on OF me Ne'
pp1n"is,;or IL hrinos Tho ,nost f,vorehIa ~
counts oi the Republican cause there. lie yis-
lied the same po1ntsin 1886, and says that where
one German Republicaa was then found, there
are twenty now. He puts down Indiana as sure
for Lincoln -.Iilsoauke Stntiuei.
The students Of Union Collere. New York
have orgarized a Wide Awake club. The stma
College ORGANIZED n Lincoln and uaml;r ctna
Immediately after the CHICAGO nominations
"a Cpcun cp couFonr.-some pree,born
who lives down in 1he snaups Of Gaorpia. sends
a letter tn ths New Yort Ern-ts. nredict;ro
49,. a.. :. t,a;,,;.tu a.;n .,.r., " vi =
'aA' '4s 'es''o'' "''. -e" AeA~'
"hereat the EEpre<s maui!ests the most eestEtic
delight, being the cu1y cruub Of comfort it bus
'eee w. n..s.a-..s eM a.ts ,;...
line uemocra1a Ssea tnuca oisappoln1eo
that the Republican majority is uot great def
,nore than Is. 900 in Maine .Jnst ,vo;, I'M m.
-..,t,,
90" .ou ena1' near u ne-
publican majority of 10000. Will that please
! you?
| 1vpr For, p.r-~-p,.,,u.u ru,n
E.o n n,,,,;,.nt ,auvs- oF n rd.a,hn..1 49,,
P'e1o'aens LII" u ososnsouisn' ano
u gentleman OF capacity, wealth aud integrity,
has left the Democratic parry, and is actively at
| work addressing meetings in various 1oca,itjes
IN st. Lawrence county.
Hon. Thomas Ewing has openly arowed
| his determination to support Lincoln and Han.
Lin, end is announced to SPEAK at Chillicothe On
Saturday. September 90.
The JaMrndk Of Commerce despairs Of &c.
featiug Lincoln in New York. "1f the other
States," it enTs, cannot avert the catastrophe
Of sectlcnal domination, we may make up cur
minds to submit to it with the bet grace NC
cau." Good on your head.
TIE CONTEST II PESSsxLyAx1A.-The hum
ongs beg!a to pred Ct the election Of Foster
srrd Foaer ~ atnnd ts ~ saea Is H. s0
the confidenca of neither w;rc ~ ,hn ns,ocra' 49,
"a. h. trias tn r.rrr Totar ., ~ ie.t ~ h..iI.
ana sn;fie II iii tha tina IL u;n hara 80
he5rtT s1nnor, cf ~ ,nr,;o, ~" a-.1 80
nm a;snrad hc dets,fod ~ nj .s ias ~ ,ha1 nn
and ~sehehi. o. M ~ ~ 'GSs ~ .aan t'.oeV'
.; 4v'oo ya4N3' t1is in'oi!"a.
ion ~ Tue 'A'es', ano Is mofe va!uaole 1hha tLdt
lo19'snea you yeetefoag On me same subject.
~ !or A.noo'a ais triumph IN tne otase by m
1amfass Woaf?I e. mt1ofhy % 1s oeyena Doubt
'fasHt"etoa COR c'"' oose'ze.
-Ine ucn. Roger 4. Pryor lately declared in |
one OF als speeches IN Virginia, that if Mr. Lin
coin wRs elected, he would seEva him tit nob=dy
e'ss e. "eu!a3 % as nra'ns aia tasas. 70! there:
sion to Tu,in in MACE Of IT, Danie1 for 1 M1
Pryor, will save Mr. Liucolu's mutton,-that's |
pIaln.-Bals1nsore fatTiof.
CcMISG 0yEn.-The Central Ilkiuoisiaa SAYS
+bo+J IT N,rt,, a.. no,.,.,
$500 ~ l-s Do.s.a' .s ''' 4eep'
Fesenta"'e IN warren county, mas declared that
if elected ho will vote for Truurbuu fer Uaited
-cr,- ,,,rao
Ahp ~ a'ssoe41'-Aae Press OF
st. Joseph are discussing the manner il which
Gov. Seward shall be received in that city. The
D7;yv 1Kx.t tha 1,ee,t;,,;doa ro,,- ,oa,.. .,,t
D"s "ssS, AVG D'es sA'n'''ese papc'' eoales ou1
WIN 'ne 'ono"'os aoole ana generous sus5cs"
uons:
- a,s.;' ~ or .es'!y aN, a'nes "l:n ar. seward
most d;stineuisbed states That onr conntrr W
has ever produced, ne feel ourselves warranted
rsmto n, On nd ,de par at cur citizens.
thia conuect;on We renturs Ia anooest to the
Clubs Of the various parties that Il committee
ol oao l1om ecu ne appointed. aad mat thc
generosity Of the Democracy, as sho1n on vari-
Jus Gus oeGls.onf' tcs: :als sugges;ion viii meet
n honar ~ II st;non;sbed nan 40 W,u;a,, II r.
S.ward and in hnno,jnc him lonnr nnrssira.
.rha q 1ossn,, nn-.e. III Tho , n.aa,a. 7ens,. ans,
in reply to the generous suggestions Of the
Da;Iv ITk.. says.
-u;ro taaf ..z,.,a .,,. r;,.a..:.:u
-. 4est Hi assIfeo aoe suEBestloa ",li H1set
~ ~ ~ nn,. 4sopousc 'ion etueF loe
~ nuaEas VI LEI .nsa VI 'n.1 tity Ut county, ana
u! ~. ,ne .t sact aaa! .ne He!s may PC Supposed
70 s:'esk tne sentiments ol lie breckenridge
viii rrsnsct ~ 1b.m IL ssrard e,r,s. ..s.
in 1he canacily OF a nol;ticai nrosr1rter al as
such. whatever our estmate m; ~. hs ~ III, 10 10
ama?. We Should do violence t., -ery feri;n~ at -,
Tbs uutlor of the a irrenres. .ih,. r. Il: ~ m
ii. subject to he honnred in This c,. 80.
RI: Nj. - .s. ..-...,
a'9e' ~ .he "o4eea'eF LIS
tflct, having been defeated in C rent iatiou |
for Coraress. announces himself an ;,:;,nsnd.
ent nd;dats for ,a-a,s,.;,,,
W. @tt
the cnarlesson Mercury. a violent Breck-
!. a'.a p@re' ~ .,..,, ~ snppuse II mag no"
~. ~ a,ss.ss., .s1.as. - ~ "A ee e4ee'eu1s
I1n;taa s.,,ss" 49, '1' " 'A'
~. 1rs;.n. ,. r.,
yo-,- y;.u., a;,.a a.. .ei,.-:---..
@fme' s.'es 'Ie aoAo"ing slompfne 1eat
Of Owen Lovejoy:
ellis famous s;,rv trial, :, ,ha ,,o.+ 5,.;..
and hr;,,;Snt srrto;f IN ~. srna,. " ua!tng
arstarr 1,s., @ H. s.,,.s VI popa,at
srorste.iCa - 81 ,,,. - h; -. aao
c"sdsa =, Ssfa1j - ~ pan.hi;a ~ suu p1o-
osnara, D,wncrn,;. n sar ;nd;r,pant pats oa
~ -; ua!Is.t.ent, ~ aue 4fgai
ha,nr ,rsn 81 hnsJy us Jusy neie d woagas men: put
oeane efnaI men ~ eaAsseee: snn uraer ostn, they
re- Me1e .o1eea ~ sns"er on ther consc,ences, snd
lAHv a0'A~N - seA AALs Vi AHuh |