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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
HARDWARE AT AUCTION
BY MONTGOMERY 81 SMITH.
r. NJ MoaTGoaERY, Aucioneer.
Office, 81 Camp street
!. IL 81 the Ast sst i iHAt s cs as T. & M {
4 d: Of HirdNare comprising Fies chIse Ggagss Scales,
NEE ssla abls e'9fa ''H'' fts'o'e' e'c o27
So rAct1AG y PRINTS; BI,EAGtEp roIToNs, CANTON
G@toaales sob roy FlanAe.
t5 baes Brown cottons Fars. Purple Prints and Blankets
1850 pieces cotton Ncttus5 Bib aqa Gy aa White Meripo
sbir. and Drawers
40 lots Of scasonabIc Dry t;opds. z
BY L. ROGER & Co,
Auction Rooms, Nos. 10 aud II Old I.cse stree..
between Cusonlouse and Bienvilie streets
TUESDAY, the ssth inst; at 10 O'Clock A.
s & M II ts1f aES2n @ gss9% @ AZ Az II nga q oid @ T.
y cures Prints new style
u casaB Bi4aeied Coltons, garious brands. s,7'
:. 6aqioa Flannel, Bleaehed and Jroya
J :. " dFaer's iissa7st t,lecls 12ana IA. A.. 49,
: sGp,asFy s,,idatl tI,c5 Z .ans an, e51.,
" :. HS5 f9S SasiG k59 psassi. Gs5.sPades.
iss ''es Il Il tt5a}s t4Sslsl2a tam Brown Cotton
y Massachusetts, :.
s Plait Red and Yellow Flannel.
8 Rcd and Bne Twiei Flannel.
8 French Purple Prints.
s French Blankets
-Als0-=-
1000 pieces Cotton Meetings.. ."u.
500 dozen Grey and White Merno UndersrA aud
And
2o los Of Seasonahe Dry Goods such French and nier
Shrng Prints 10 il and 2i sleached Sheengs French
GoIs and Cashmere, Toweng Madras HandkeTche Ia
be Sets. Table Checks Curtain Mslin Hosiery, Checks Lin
ems Denms Stripes Cottonades, L. q. IaHGker
chiefs Cotton Undershs SILK Cravas, satinets Fine While
~ Flanne Brown Linens Crash Apacss Mernos, Suspend
q q s,Ss.T't st KIM NsLti,.r ~ SON On de,. crcdt
E-Geods ready for examination early the morning of
sale au27
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE,, SINS. ,sA,
CLINTON. HIN S COUNTY, MISS. .I .II

Number of students the year st closed 2ni.
The Tenth College Year Will commence Monday Oct p 1860
MEMBERS
In URNER. A. NJ, President and Proes Of Mental
Moral Philoso by
f. A STEED NJ A. Professor of Languages
d. @. WILLIAMS, NJ A., Professor OF Mathematics and Nat
ural Philosophy.
J. II. YORK, Is. A, Tutor.
f. @. BANKS. b. A.. Tutor.
NJ. j. THI6PEN B A., Tutor
REV. H. WILLIAMS, General Agent.
s. S. CRANBERRY, olecting agent.
The New Brick Chapel long by Sc wide
Session in DC will he nntirels d. This bu dnp
with large Ra0gis the ensnt conjunction
with the other 'hree olge buildings, will eaty facliie
me n
lhr Baptist Sttta Conpen ion Lexington, Miss 1851
the endowment fund hunu ted and thousand
and eight hpnited dnllars, SUES o. with
friends be cunid4nt thai the 1tSClP
IINEw decided md healfe the scholarship equal
10 thar The respectable COLLEGES OF thr country
College another
luntred thqHsIi1d ipAfs endowment.
Ehen af unenf tleges
hav aRi hEis
Of their fhe officers s>t>ippi Cuiee
sraAmSslneed Hence there temp.a ion
boys with their low scholarship vic with their
The ligh standard Scsar,hn vigorous discipline of
this Institution tipd max it nutr&k surrounding
colleges and Universities in humber If tuGns and
prosperity .
Tuition and contingencies whole wear. on
Boarding per tnclnaing tu l. w., hing,
aiiefdanre and everything eSeept light u % 10 10 10
Far turther dress the college
al Clinton. Miss. who will for gnri y Catalogue.
Next session Up October %, 1861
CLINTON, Miss Ang ls6 anil sw
A. DIXON. AfFakNEyAr-l.aw, No. :. Camp
u gtreet mis- IL
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I AIDES WINE. E...-..........LADiEs' WINE.
sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For It's wonderful and beneficial qualities as n GENTLI
sTIMULANT, TONIC, DIURETIc and sUpoaIFIG, whict
is testified by Physicians and thousands of Ladies' and Gentle
men in all parts of Europe and America.
As Gentle StimuIant and Tonic,
1t strengthens the Digestive Organs improving Appsti
and Purifying the Blood.
AS q Diuretfe.
1t mparts healty action to the GLANDS, KIDNEYS
| URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DRoPsY, GoUl
ERUPTIvE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
AS a. Sudorific,
upon the Skin opening the and expelng ali
puies by insenBbe pepaon, thereby driving off Eruption
cleansing the surface giving and vgor 10 who'll
system, and BLOOMING SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe of Indians
Have long used the Blossom Elder one OF
their most valuable remedies.
In Germany.
The Berries dried and preserved by families for
of sickness
Speer's Wine of Elder
Is pure from the juice of cultivated Elder ty
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable
dcngl properties, SUPERIOR any other Wines in coro
and excellent article for all WE X and DEaILlTAT
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and INPIRM, removing Ii
DISTRACTIONS improving the APPETITE and benaittiut
LADIES and CHILDREN.
Ladies' Wine.
Because will intoxicae, 1t contains no mixture o.
spirits other liquors, and admired for its peculiar havo
and n0truye properties; npartng healthy the
STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
s1-A wine.gass full may be used with meals or
any time through the day as desired,
We will only your indulgence make one trial of th
Wine.
For sale in New Orleans by &. J. HART L Co. JOHN
WRIGHT &Co, JAMES sYME, Canal street, and by nit
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
Trade supplied ar propretor's prices.
ALFRED SpEER, Proprietor,
my25 ly&W aS Broadway New York
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RAYou MAPIDEs NANIG ATIoN cosEPA
- IT, NAl.NgUt1ns ksLanHEGst GsATMNlpED
~. C0RD-W OOD OUTER.

The exclusive patent rights the above
oy company gentlemen of the city of New Orleans for
States Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Arkansas Tennessee
Florida, Texas and South Carolina All parties wishing pur
chase parish, county State rights of machinery,
btan The By applying to the undersigned who Is sole
agent for the above company.
F. ". &. COOK,
No. 38 Natchez street. New Orleans.
Refers to-Siessrs Martin Gordon, Jr, N. o. Nj Brin
sOr, Ascension, La DR.. @. " Campbell Iberyie La Cap
tain j. 9. Landry, N O. g. O. Bogert n O. O. u Mre, St
IAras. n,p3ii iv
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GJf6ofOSALS EOES BRtSlk-BAE@ SEALFh
proposals for the livery OF hnn ed and f cubic
yards OF hard burned Bats on the wharf Ship slsnd Miss
Will be receise until the first of Sep enler incInsive)
Praposa- 10 be addressed Lieut. iue, Corps of Eng
neerS! Biloxi Mis-. and endorsed Proposals for Bas
delivery to commence within twenty days and be COM
pleted within nifty day of date of accepnnc proposals.
FREDERICK Il PktME,
,. ,, = - Isl Lent, of Engineers.
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complete oes d'as4ssemed pour Fanute la0, des
mains du atarh du Bt
local No. 10 de IL Mie les d nles pcnvenf
par hahil de la NhuHelle tIrlGnns
par propneae de la ite vile de henies Nj hnues
i. NJ ournelemen is dmlnches eNcepes, pendant FRESFE
JDufiS pIFlir dn i5 iu psesehi nj
Et e Bdreau dies Assess+ns onnent avis de plus, qns
rduniront lenr local M 5 IL Ia Mairie, de heres NJ
NJ lie, 2nme, 2lme 22me 2m4 25nle uurs
eptembe prochRin afn de rev eurs
application de toute personne crnyant lfsGe
HENRY BIER,
aui4 31t SPcrdtore dn R,frnn tIes mrs
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Darttfalar Autttts.


NEW ORLEANS, J4eMsoS aSn GrrNr NoarurHS RR.
Now Orleans August n $50
.iee EEcnrsloos Ier v bs .ed ia Magnolia a single
u 68 Ssa fiI s,f ma P m @ price 5 Text 2l On sa aa
% the Same trps on Sunday and the morning trains on Mon
au25 81 sci n 52l22 General sole-inendent
B5. .Notite-1o the holders oS Epnds Of the
New Orleans opelousas and Great Western kairoad Com.
Te semiunuual interest due s Of Oatober nex viii be paid
IN London Ny Mesrs Baring Brothers co. g AL bonds aF
an o-r coupon, Va pald the lousana STATE benk,
excepting sncR c holders may, S noce given ppr 70 ~
September require of il Nov Totk and ese via w
paid nj the Union Bank OF !hat gity
New Orleans. Aug ~ s5o =. =, .e20
HALL rElssEvERsscE FpE eoafAsx So: g;o -,
s7y.Thc officers and members OF The above
FFsSM"s n to be held o" T1hSD"f 2s'' INST It" ' 0''0SA
T4nctual aud full attendance Of tic members u requested.
aa25 I'd 4. N MURrAGH Secretary.
Hnoxl Mis-. Angust =, lsGo.
20 Proposals for supplies W ritter PrmoP9Rr 70 70
delivery At Ship Island Whaf of lie following supplies, within
$S Fop9, aa aF % Be- stsssi @ 9 ss:
fnd9t.ga e PoPosa; for sfnpes and addressed 10 ie
Z, fklME BloSi, Miss.
- Eight barrels Ms-s Pork.
q9 Twelve barrels Mess liect. -m
t3) Three casks Bacon clear sides.
X s $ss, $sa 5s,s.,. sas,sls NSs NSisssss s:.s..
d One barrel Lard.
O. Two barrels Rice.
(2j Two barrels Fair Sugar.
ii Three barrels Pilot Bread.
CLARs
40 Ten bales Eastern Hay.
(4D Forty bushels Oats,
old and In good Ofder
go Eighty bushels Corn,
M .. old yellow mixed IN ge0d prder.
All Of the above supplies TO be Of the quality
Payments my check Assistant Treasurer al
New Orleans on eerticac Of inspection by my agent.
supplies probably ircghted the regular Biloxi
line schooners, By the Mobile Pensacola scho0nG
In the wharf Ship Island is finished the goods viii
be received from the sGho0ncr's taeEe
l. FREDERICK II PRIME,
lst Lieut.. Of Engineers
Biloxi, Miss, 2Ist August, 1860 ar24
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.a. BILLIARDS.! BILLIARDsl
ssssssfsssg-ss ssfss "a
siSEasssas3S nd -D w. sAA'i4''
COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
Patented Feb 49, 1886; 49, 1886; Dec 1867 jan u
1855; Nov. 49, 1853 aud March 20, 1852.

PHELAN A GoILENDERt
Sole Manufacturers
s. 65, 81, and 90 Crosby stroet
e5> These tables In may at "Aiilcf
Southern Billiard saoop,t los flrayier also az
Louisiana Pccan and Boston Clubs from
Il H. MILLER sole Agent for this city, who also sells all ~
tires he Billiard line follows billiard Cloths, Balls
ues, Leatlsers Chalk. He for sal
several fine second hAnd Billiard Tables. iy2l IL
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THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE HORTICUL-
TURAL SHOW.
fFifh Articlel.


In certain seasons OF The yesr the dense forests of
those countries Of Asia, Africa, and America which
lie in the torId filed by powerful fragrance
which sometimes at great distance betokens the
presence CT curious family of plants Just after the
season Of rain has commenced, these wondrous pro-
auctions OF the vegetable world reco Fering from their
lorg rest through tie Summer drOuths. unfold their
gloTies one by one and when 10 ful bloom load the
sylvan a mosphere with odors. The spicy breszss
which blow soft DER Ceylons ise, are no doubt in
part peTfoned by Il cir breath, breath, which, con-
sdeIing the romantic uncertainty which shrouds their
origin and growth, the superstous natives think is
borne from celestial countries. The flowers of the
various families of these plants mimic the doors of the
new-mown hay, wallowers, yiolets, pomatum, annis-
seed, and angelica of noyau, cinnamon alspce ctron,
musk, aud honey. Some OF the most fragrant yield
their perfume only in the day time, while others, ike
tho Epidendron nocturbum and BrasSavola nodoss,
vase their sweetness on the midnight air.
Their brilliant colors and graceful or grotesqae
shapes render them peculiarly attractive to tue eye
as their fragrance pleasing to the sense of SMELL while
from tho fact that unlike ali other pauts which have yet
been discovered they need soil to grow upon, their
is shade of my stery and romance thrown about them
which easily explains the in which they ara
held in tho countries where they grow. These plants
are known 10 botansts as OTchidacee, and TO common
peoplo AS orchids, or air plants. Hanging over the
basin in which the royal Victoria Rega floats in her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

ILLINOIS STATE BUSINESS DIRECTORY use
ful volume, the proposed publication of which we
DoiCedfcme time ago, is before us. 1t gives careful
and full Classification of the bu,iness men of the
Of Illinois, first alphabetically according to individual
names and second according to the various trades and
callipgs. 1t contains beside LET Of Pos,-O Offices
Banks, Insurance Offices, churches benevolent and
other societies, newspapers railroads. and variety Of
Other useful information So complete a Directory is
Invaluable to ai who have business relations with that
State Mr.. John c. W. Bailey, one Of the propretors,
Il here with the book for Gale and may b. reached by
note through the Post0Eice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03
A CORRECTION.

" he Editor Of The N. Y Tribune.
SIR: Having many valued fteuds who are readers OF
TpR TR1BrSE you permit; the correction OF some
sscurso the report Of your correspondent OF speech
made by me ia Orange wJssey am reported to have said
.hst M election Of Lincoln would be sufficient Of dis
union never nsde such remark did say that while the
pe9p,nsn exclusion from the National Government Of slave
b would in my opinion result in disunion the election Of
Lut not sufficient cause nor would De Prooucuse OF
that rssn II Mr. Lincoln should be elected President trust
ta. he win hesitate oil the forces Of the Government
to prevent any and all Of treason Again never 'sd
At Lincoln would be defeated in NewYork by 5000 and In
New jersey by 20 OO simply took the popular vote Of 1890
nom ,eeeys Amansc msntsined that Fremont was in
minority New.York NewJerey, Pennsylvania Ohio, lndi-
ana Illinois, that IL union made Of the Opposition the
chances against Lincoln There other in
he Communication but they involve neither sosOdy or
crime viii not trouble you with their correction
z p NEsTOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION OF NEW.
YORK on THE SLAVE TRADE.
To ne Editor u The ~ y Tribune.

To ht Editor u The Y Tribune
SIR: On the 1871 OF December, 1856 Mr.. Ftbs,;dos
of T,nneisee introduced the following resolution in the
II, use tf Representatives:
Besored That this House Of Representatives regard a, ss
ges,ons cod proportions Of every kind by vhomsosVer made
,S rs ,y n% 81 'Ss A6cG a. 1o1s 70 ss
va a. seoD On ihe part Of Congress CONFUSING It, or
ard z rs u the United STATE. r. the yeprosca ard
Of ali civilized and Christian people hEoushou. The
The above resolution was adopted by Yeas 80,
N'ys9|. TIE OILY Northern vote cast against tho
reaoiuloD vas Tom Florence Of Pennsyl yauia. What
Toms religious sentiments am unable TO say. If
bis vote IL fsir criterion to Judge by, he wonN not
have been ont of pae in the late Episcopal Copveu-
ton of New.York State.
IsitJosib'e the Episcopal Church dares not con-
denim the African slave-trade-dares not 10 condemn
what the politicians in Congress, by vote Of three TO
one have condemned a. shocking 10 the moral senti
"mepts Of the enlightened portion OF mankind" aud
"the reprosch and execraion Of all civilized and Chris
"tisp people throughout the world" Iii admitted
that be Coast Of Africa Is lined with slaye,s Who
ARE generally from New York City" AMI the Epi,-
coral Church of New-York State, by the vote Of is
recsrt Diocesan Convention has declared IL has 10
voice to condemn the borrid and iDhuman trsfi,"
Your Mayor Wood recently d, clsrtd that Com
meIce ruled the world" Does 1t a'so rule our Chris
tianiy1 Has it to this that what the laws Of
lard dfnorniDses piracy and punishable with death,
Christi n cl urch dsJes not 10 Condemn
viii you Mr. Editor, please give 10 us E7seopalians,
who dspOed by silence 20 assent 10 the reopening
of the African tsve trade the Of the clergy and
ai'y who voted upon The resolution offered recently in
the Episcopsl Convention Of NewYork State condemn
ing it, and bow ea,h voted. am confident by 90 do
ing you will confer great favor 70 many thousand
EUi.copaaps who aIe ling 10 permit the captain
of SLAYER stanciDg bis de 10 say, Your church
refused to condemn my business" and obhge
PENNSYLVANIA EPIsCOPALJAN.
HoHes1ole Pa, Oct ], 1900
We prefer not TO print the NAMES required. Ths
vote to lay on the table was nearly unanimous that
the Yeas and Nays possess little iDterest.-Ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

RoRBme FARMERs.-A correspondent writes from
Pa'tevils, Ulster County, Y, that some rasCals
trsversiDg the State, swindlne the farmers pre-
tending to sell new kind of churn, and rights for the
same. BY certain representations and promises they
have obtained large amount Of money and potes,
such notes to be left with pretended agent in eaca
,owD to whom churns are to be sent The notes thus
obtained they sell the first opportunity aud move on
quickly. They Lave operated pretty largely in this
town and the adjoining Ores He asks THE TRIBUNE
to caution people about this phase of robbery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03
REPUBLICANIsM IN VIRGINIA.

n he Edfto1 Of The N. Y Tribune
Sin: The Republicans of Falls Church in this conn-
~ rsi,ed Lincoln and Hamlin pole last Saturday.
Thew nailed the flag to the mast, and will never sur
renter H. principles OF free speech. In 1856 no man
could vote for Fremont for fear Of being moebed.
think the Republicans viii poll 50 votes MOI for Lin
coin. W.
P.s-Do not print my name, as it ia not safe at
present Cure this despotsn, when man cannot tei
she tru h without being persecued. We calculate to
ssry I lis State in 1864.
alexandria County, Va, Oct !, 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE,
rur usE OF PRIVATE LETTERS.


MR. HoRAcE GsEELEY.-Sir: At Believerett
.t,,s held here evening NJ w. Glover esq the Be
t. Congress in the XVIII Congress District
h.ce his audience ht Of What he called Republican
T.,pSsr doeuments including Helpers lmpepdiog Crisis
ara sonners Speech the babsm Of Slavery" claiming
b stapiy that they contained the creed oil
N. Republican party He stated that be had written TO you
without revesnr bis politics requesting you To send ho th'ee
sounp that Won had replied 70 him thst you did not
,.k ,bsy would suit this locs ityr Knowing that 'twss
cardinal doctrine political faith thai every side o. every
s.eon should be fairly laid before the people ana to you
vesS reaoiC pubbh oConors defense as summers Os
saon Of Slavery felt confident ths the statement was NOT
OHIO.
Remarks. Glover is certainly scoundreL
hy his own showing, if be elected private letter
from q stranger by such acts as he here asserts,
ana then made the use of it he nov does, allowing
fiat there ever was such letter. He who makes
saeh use Of another mans private letter, written at
his an solicitation, writes himself down villain
in characters which all men msyresd. But lhave
Iot the least recollection Of writing any such
letter. and am confident l never did. Why was
there not ole Republican in that meeting with the
thiubleful Of brains requisite to mpe him to chal'
kpse Mr.. Glover-as l nov do-to produce the let
ter he preteuds to have received from me-nOt a
sepy but the very letter itselt-and let me or my
friends in st. Clairsville print it l can see no
harm in my advising him that some documents
were better adapted to bis locality than Others but
IsorOt believe ever did even this. Out with
thstletterl HORACE GREELEY,
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER g. 1860

their srpsnsst By Messrs. Keitt, Ysoeey and Han.
nopd psjnfnlly upprof;able, and productive only Of
dassis That no orc saD fore'ell measure. SO OBJ
vionr indeed, are the fghtfu tendencies of the policy
now proclaim ed openly IN the marketplsce, that ge
have hpls fear Of ns being carried ous The folly is
TOO naDspsTert.'
On Friday evening the German Republicans of
Utica tnrned in large numbers a6d were addressed
by Adoph Nohe. Of Rochester, with great power.
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loving llcEels are pTesenttu'
republican. Denocratie.
Secretary Of Statc,.. EI,Ja6 Sells. M Go,se
re, He..''''''''''y' w r. S ne1 q w Ms6Id
RsSr Of iand ofce.A B Miller. Patrick Robb.
4fto, ncv 6 en,yGi. &C. C. Nourse. w McChnto;k.
Supreme Judge. ..... George g. Wright James Giant
Annexed ar, the nominees Tor COngr'ss;
RInbioaH. =. Degocyate
I'D i B Ss.S M T Saudsver Ben MS sanue
In Minnesota the following tickets are to be voted
sa,; 4sai';y - Ta s. %s,,. T Ess,
The candidates for Congress arc:
Ist Distlict......C Aidrich IN Gilman
IId District. VIM. Wondom. James George.
The following letter from Henry S. Randall Of
thie State, APPEARS in The Nelc- orleans Courier:
"CoRrLAYD VILLAGE, n. Y, Sept 3, 1860.
e" Dear SIR: Our STATE Committee are negotiating
with the friends Of Douglas for a fusion They
write me that they are recounseling with cur friends
clare 10 YOU frankly at the outset that would much
prefer that no fuson take place. In the first place,
SEEMS TO me 10 LET down from the moral dignity on
our position 1t procaims that our divorce from the
political gamblers who buy snd eel shd swap aho
cheat and lie and overturn National Conventions Is
not Uincul0 moirimOai but simply temporary sep
aration that by-sndby we shall again cuddie 'adcr
the same dirtg bed ct0thCs. This Is not the way 70
build Up a sound, and honest ard, above all PerRd-
aeHf party. II we begin with true we shall soon
e. d 10 & fr0de.
"Secondly don't believe the fueion would do any
good. The Old Line Wigs and the Americans gave
portion OF our State candidates their entire support In
he Fall election of 1852 while we were acting all
together in the honeymoon ardor Of recent Unon.
TIE candidates supported by the Old-lne w 1igs and
Americans were elected, with one exception, Dy mere
nominal maOres. Nor, every indication goes TO
show that the sc al les have lost at least onethird and
nrobabl, oue-balf Of the strength they commanded IN
1859. | do not know of ole prominent man OF that
clamp in my vicinity who supports the Bell DouglHs
fusion or who will support II II we make ourselves
the third party 10 it, II is moderate computation 10
say that the Americans &C., will lose lOoOO OF the
votes they cast in 1859, aud every one % e'e 00'eS
-" A. when united Ourselves, and aided by the
Americans We barely matched the Republicans IL l3l-
lowe that the detection Of 10 600 Americans TO Lincoln
would put US in a miuoIi Of 20 900. J. grant ln"'
there is 10 be some DETECTION in the Republican Talks
and 80 there WiH he fa Our 0rH. III we hhOuIo sot
down the Republican detection and adhesion 10 Us a,
10000 more than our detection TO them then u "oulu
bring the parties even again. The most sangune cat
culstor, Or rather estimator Of Seward sore'htaps'
cannot put their number higher or, II seeins 10 me,
10 figure out more favorable result for us. And
now there If another weight inevitably 10 be thrown
into the Republican scale 10 the event of the triple
alliance, not included in the previous estimate,
rot indeed, 10 be 80 thrown, except as the con-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

Henry Cloy Dean is making Douglas speeches in
lows. Dean was once chaplain of tue Senate. On
rtceDt occasion be repelng the charge that the
Democratic party had Incorporated the public
monty. TEL ne, said he who can, whsre the
Democratic party ever nisapplied dollar " / can
tell said iping voice at the of the hall "Sand
up then, cried Dean, "aDd let hear your wer.
Up popped the owner of the voice. Now, Sir, tell
me if you can, where a dollar hss been wasted p
when the Democratic Senate paid Henry Clay Dean
for bis pray was the reply that brought down the
house.
Stewart L. WoodfoId addressed spirited meeting
Of Republicans at Walden, Orange Co., n. on
Friday evening, Sept. q. The Newburgh Wide
Awskes were in attendance, and the Montgomery
Wide-Awake Club were also on hand. Montgomery
intends to considerably increase her Republican ma
iOIity in November.
On Tuesday next Oct 9 State elections takoplace
in Iowa and Minnesota. Iu the former State the fol-
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