, 1860-09-15
110VKdRNrs OF THK PROFILE.

Ros~sl1 Hart, E:q., OF Rochester. N. T., vi,
was run BY The Americans for Aayor Of tha
city, ADDRESSED the ersat mass meeting falt
there iast Friday evening In fa1or OF Llnco1s
and Hamlin. h denounced that score: ant
doubtful arrangement by wht:h ten pro:enaet
Dell men were put upon the Douglas ticket, aus
retorted with admirable force tho charge tha
the Lincoln ticket ID = sectional oae. He cen
cluded d follors: -
Abraham Lincoln is the only raau who cs1
b. eleetsd By tho people. and therefore whe
servatire. caoaot, n IN Old Line Whig and
| American, support any cna else in this cam.
pa'gn. l want to have this agitation Of the al
very question put 1t rest; and it neTer can b
until the South is taught the lesson tt At it must
not be longer used ss an element Of political
to the country. advance its national interests
| restore fraternity and harmony between the
d1derant sections ofthe Union. The Sou:h will
| learn that Northern man will be just, aad
honeAt, and feaxleea; thst their rights Will new
er 60 invaded, but will b. protected and
! guarded
PrsssrLvAx1A+-Ar. Douglas very evidently
did not enter Pennsylvania II paci6cator.
His speech 1t Harrisburg stirred up the
residum Of bile in ths ttouscha Of his hs.
ters, aud his going out has abandoned tho tae-
tons to still bfoodier-stzife. Coluc;dent with
his coming was tie announcement OF the State
Committee that it had agreed up1n straight
Douglas electoral ticket; and tho coincidence
has been seized upon bx the Breckenridge pa"
pers, and urged as positive evidence Of the
Judges iatermedd1ipg with local politics. The
Harrisburg R1fri5t sa5s oft:
We congratulate the conductors OF this rea.
attls PLY. whereby the vote Of Pennsylvania j.
~ ~ 70 n%oea on 70 Lincoln, thst sheJ nAse nna-
point. nreqoired 70 anal a9ount Of bad bold
ness. no l1t,le smotheriug Of patriotic emot,rnr,
c6sc. cG at.'.e T q. tns of ashemc. we
Ptnns7lYan;a' ~ 's~' NV -
A. the union movement d,+. ncs amonnt tn
much outsida of phi;adalnh;a ,b;. vocM ...u
to Eut an7 scheme of fp,;on .o,;o.t 1;rc,,, o.t
Of question in The Hrvxton. State rbs D.,7.
las or8aos remain firm. saye few conntr7 na.
pers in localities remote from the cit;e, Tts
eoolaess Of portion Of III, n,no,,. ce,tv ~,
pefs toward Foster. 1ha Democratic c,,d;iata
for Governor. still continue,
uArls Douy 4ax Doro, "a eF,.o Thx c-,,
boro (A1a-) B<ae2,, in ,ts iast isaue, says hat,
-. a..es s.E mssnre dei,etsayop; ri has determined
reason, tbat a. .s sno R.'es ss,ts
bers, if no. larger ro1tiop. IRE ~ onnases m ~ to
neuR'aa; TINT its advocacy of HIM could do no
ebsass + Hou vet,ea 10 as s1nos o. nos .he sI9esest
tha. it has 10 particular liking for hin anT @
":y.
s'ih:ient apology, one would think.
Gov. Bkna At SPRlxcFtE1n.-u,n. Wm. Bebb.
formerly Governor Of Ohio, but ROW ei,ix.a
Of Tennessee, addressed a large crowd At Tho
Republican Rndespou., in Spring g6e!d, On Tues
day evening last Tbs Governor said that 1;v-
nnd Eretett. berausa tha. waa ~. ..,-.
cauld oire ,ote against III. nsn, ,,,.a.x h.. 49,
Here b. liv;no IN 1i1iaoi, o..--s.1.-,. ,. w.
S,,t. T.. 80 -...s.',, ' Will Nos'1e.o
o "''4e l1'es eofa'al!F support L'cc3la
ahd Aan!in. Gov. Dabh, in closing his speech.
which Was admirable in sty,e aid conservative
in tone mid a n,o,t n1onr.n. .,;s,.,a ~ 49,.