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NIE"TI,OROLOGICAL.

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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16
The Result in ManitoWoc County.

| The Result In ManltoWoc County.
The result Of the election in this coun
ty took the people by surprise, but the
causes which led to the defeat of the Dem,
ocratic party must now be patent to the
mind Of every thinking man.
| From the time of the nomination of
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS by the National
| Democratic Party, his election was opposed
by the Herald and its clique, and the Ell
fo,t was made to organize party here for
the support of BRECKENRIDGE, the Southern
sectional candidate; and because we resist
ed this attempt, and opposed steadily the
men engaged in it, and persistently sup
ported DOUGLAS, we were charged by the
clique with the design Of dividing the par,
ty. After these men had succeeded in
getting placed upon the County Ticket-in
violation Of all the rules and usages of the
party in caucuses and conventions-a man
who WAS the avowed opponent of DoUG
LAS, and the advertised supporter of the
secession candidate, we opposed his cleo
ton with all our force, rs we felt it to be
our duty to 10, and they now turn round
and charge US with boiling the Democrat.
ic party, and hold us responsible for the
consequences Of their own acts as boilers.
These men boosted that they should car
ry 500 votes in this county for BREcKIN-
RIDGE, and got their candidate nominated
on the secession Electoral ticket, and still
claim TO be Democrats but when the day
Of election came, in order to save their
man who was running for the office of
Treasurer, they backed down from any d.
rect support Of their own Electoral ticket,
but too late to remedy the mischief they
had done, as boilers from the National
Democratic party, and rs the avoweji aud
bitter opponents Of its candidate for the
Presidency. The Democrats lost heart in
the belief that there was no hope for their
candidate, and failed TO work abandoned
their fortress, to be swept by the whiriwind
whittier it would.
The boast to carry 500 vote. for BRECK-
lxaIDGE out Of tie Democratic party of
the county, and defeat DoUGLAs, was more
than fulfilled, for the storm raised by its
origiuators was far more destructive than
they had " bsrgained for, and they find
all their hopes buried at the bottom of the
ruins they have caused. These men have
learned lesson that we hope they will
profit ~ 10 the future that even in poll
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16
Union or DisUQioN.

The Newbern On. c. Progress, in com
menting on the probable consequence OF
Mr.. L1ScoLN's election, holds the follow
ing language;
IF Lincoln be elected, of which all
good men are fully apprehensive, there
will be bat two parties III the South after
the conflict is over-one for union and
one for diSunion-and then it will be found
what were tie real objects of those who
produced the trouble at Charleston in
April last 1t is needless for US to say
that we shall lie found battling for the
Union so long as the federal government
respects the rights Of the citizens of North
Carolina. Now is the time for all patrI,
olio men to choose positions, for soon they
must be found on the one side or the OH
er-for the Union or against it.
In like manner, the Hon JOHN S. MILL
sos, Of Virginia, i'll recent speech before
his constituents at Norfolk, in referring to
the approaching election, said:
Result as it might, in sixty DAYS after
ii was over, there would be no Bell, no
Douglas, no breckenridge party in the
country. There wou.d be but twO--a par
ty for the Union and one against theU nion
He had sided, and would battle With the
former"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16

ELECTION OF A GOOD MAN.-We learn
with pleasure that Hon. CURTIS REED, OF
Menasha has been elected Member of AS
sembly from Winnebago county. The
District which elects him is Republican,
but Mr. REED is an active, open Democrat
and the compliment paid him by bis
neighbors, is one well deserved. The
next Assembly will contain no man better
fitted for the position than CURTIS REED
His majority in Menasha was nearly 200
all parties voting for him.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16
The Explosion of the Mohawk

As already ranortad bv ,olooranb the
screw steamer Mohawk Cant Pbaa,t ex-
ploded OF the St. Clair Flats Wednesday
morning, the It'll. Four men ware lilled.
viz: Daniel knkwood, second enp;peer
Martin Leeman. German, fireman one
Other fireman, name unknown, and Proctor
Nraols p aoIoreG man, vino was passino
Wool II the time. were killed outright.
and one missing. Casper Ro,te, a fireman,
was badly scaidcd and bruised. He was
sent bv Cant. Pheatt. to Algonac, with
man 70 tend him aod the REQUIRED medi-
col o,.ar1anca nrocurad News came
dnr;nor tho dav that he could not live. and
ere ills he has probably eynired.
/ Tie Detroit Advertiser Of Yesterday
SAYS additionally.
The Mohawk. bound down with 90
/ OFT hus Of wheat Skinned at CHICAGO hv
I Srrrois Bnskinobam & Co.. aud some
1900 bills. flour shipped by different par
/ ties at Milwaukee, reached the Flats at | l
o'clock Tuesday night.
Tn. EXPLOSION was upward. and her
main. second and hurricane deck. aft Of
the nassaoewav between the steeraoe and
forward cabins with the execution of the
axtrn,oc after part were bl5wnup. Those
Who ara named IS killed. wero on duty at
tho t;ma and their bodies are misssing
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16

There was great deal of work done
in all of the towns. Every Republican did
his daty, and all are deserving of credit"
SO says the Tribune, in speaking of the
result III this county-every word of which
is true. The Republicans did work hard
j. ,"- campaign. Not cc.cc-- 5 III. hilad
been ransacked by their politicians and
candidates-by their ministers and by
their colporters. On the other hand, our
Democratic friends did nothing-virtualy
nothing. Some of the candidates seemed
to consider their nomination equivalent to
an election, and remained either at home,
or hung aronnd the corners of the streets
Of Manitowoc, during the campaign. The
Republicans worked bravely, and their eff
forts have secured success. Let it teach
Democrats lesson that hereafter they
must work, too.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16
Good Advice to Democrats

In these days Of adversely to Democrats
it is consoing TO read sentiments like the
following, which We copy from the Chicago
Times and Herald--the leading journal of
The Democracy of the North-Wes In an
article rejecting upon the result, it con-
cludes as follows:
WHAT SHALL DEMOCRATS DO? We re-
piy--do as YOU have always done. Act
like patriotic men. Stand to your colors,
and abide the result, You have no power
to appease the wronged and insulted South,
forge have never injured her. You have
been impotent to protect her rights, or to
stem the tide Of mad folly and fanaticism
that has swept over your own section. You
have done what honest and brave men
could do, to maintain justice and preserve
the government Of your country as your
fathers made it. Divisions and heart
burnings have crept into your ranks and
paralyzed your efforts. Forget them, and
reclose your ranks, and you will again be
invicble. Let US look upon our defeat as
the penalty Of our errors ana ulssenS;7i.e.
Our principles are invinci1ie, so long as
there is one ray of hope left for human
liberty and American self governmeHt,-
To abandon these principles now, or the
old organization wLich las SO long borne
them in triumph, would be as cowardly as
it would be impolilic. We must indeed
be dsstarls, if, after SO many triumphs,
our courage should fater before single
defeat. Let our defeat and humiliation
atone for our errors let our glorious
cause win for US new victories; let our de-
votion extort the safety Of our countrv.
the perpetuity of our Union, the integrity
of the Constitution and the TIBET oE or
race.
Democrats, you are vanquished i.
conquered. Your enemy was strong in
opposition alone. Their triumph is the
signal for their dissolution, The Republi-
can party is only held together by opposi-
ton to the foe. 1t is composed oftwo dis
tinct and heterogeneous elements. In its
triumph these elements must and will fall
apart. The period of lis death is fixed by
the achievement of its victory. You have
but to stand to your arms, and witness
them perish out forever from the inheren'
vices Of their organization, and their false
and hollow dogmas fade away like vision
of the night.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16
Democrats, YOU are varQuished l.,

Es~ A father and son by the name OF
SCHULTZ some six years since were con-
victed Of committing a revolving murder
in Dodge Co, and sentenced for life to
the penitentary at Waupun. The father
died in prison, and during the latter part
of last month FREDERICK managed to
rn-la - A-""ar"" 4 : ee%.;:;: ""as "ttAred
for his capture, An d on last Saturday GEO
W. CAMPBELL, an officer of Peoria, H.,
intercepted letter from him to friends
in that city, from which he learned that
SCHULTZ was secreted in house not a
mile from the prison walls in Waupun,
aud Immediately telegraphei to the Com
missioner, who soon captured the convict.
After spending a night in the black hole,
and having his head shaved, he was fur
nished with ball and chain, and again
set to work
1t will be remembered that HEG, the
keeper of the peniten,iary, was absent
from his post, engaged in Wide Awake
demonstration, and it is said that most of
the prison guard were similarly employed,
while SCHULTZ was improving the oppor-
tunity to mike his escape.
= John Mitchell, from Wisconsin, wa.
recently killed near W eayerville, CaIifcr-
"a, - l,nL
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Royalists croEng the river. With the
Lacane and Calabrians Colonel Corte had
braveIy supported the combatants~ Of San
ia Maria, and kept the enemy if check,
who might have forced passage by san
Tamaro, left open bv the movement OF
brave General Malenclini on the right
Five guns We're taken from the enemy,
with their mules and :.ecoatgeweat.. Prs
oners aud wouuaed in grss numbers began
to arrive at Santa MariasAnd were imme-
diately sent on by railway to Caserta -
4 great number Of officers were killed or
wounded. The Sicilians made a great
noise and did little fighting, The Nation
al Guard Of Santa Maria was on foot, but,
having prudently placed their flags in the
guard house, closed the doors ard win
dows.
At noon the roar Of the cannon ceased
Tile fire Of musKetry st The Arcai If Santa
Maria continued upaDatei 4 smile be-
gan to play upon the lips and the color 10
re appear upon the cheeks Of many patri.
OTIS. At this moment was told a train
was to leave for Naples left the out
post to write to you an account ofthe cap
! ture of CaPua.
The police ordered Naples to be iIlu
minated tonight, in honor of the capture
Of Capua, but the news is not confirmed
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16

leu bIooded mares and am Arabian
stallion was landed in Philadelphia on
Thursday from the snip L@"ea-ter from
Liverpool. Theg were purchased in Eng
land by Mr.. Dudley NJ Bruce Of Kentucky
a well known importer of fancy stocks
Three Of the animals cost two hundred
guineas each, and for the others almost as
high price was paid. One is ofthe Fly
ing Dutchman breed, another of FogaboIah
famous Irish breed. Among them is a
mare Of dark chestnut color, not two
years old till May next, which is fifteen
and a half hands high.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16

BRowN CoUNTY-'' Old Brown" held
her own at tie recent election, giving a
majority for tie Democratic ticket as usu
al. Among the County Officers elected,
We notice NJ. J.MEADE, Esq, as Register OF
Deeds, and MATHEW BELLEw, Esq, as
Treasurer. They are both gentlemen, and
will prove good officers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16

DEATH OF GOOD MAN.-The Oshkosh
Northeastern records the death of |. S.
IINsBRoUcK, in that city, last Saturday,
lie was one Of the earliest settlers of that
city-having at one time kept hotel
there-and was widely known in that Wei,
nifty. lie was an active energetic business
man, aud Of excellent social qualities -
His loss will be deeply felt.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16

Result OF NIGHr's FRoIc.-A widow
named Hatfield, residing in lonely house
a few miles from Bloomfield, Ind, was
awakened few weeks ago by persons
trying % open her doors and raise her
windows, and plainly heard them con
ver~ing with one another. Selling a gun
she fred from the window, and there was
an instant scampeling and all was still
The next morning the body Of deaf and
dumb man, residing near by, was found a
-,ort distance from the house, with bull
lcl lodged in his body.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16

El- Tic itniv of CANT

~- The body Of Capt. BARRY, who
was lost on the Lady Elgia, has been found
and his remains have been inferred in Nil.
waukee with appropriate religious and
military honors. Thus, one by one, the
sea is giving upits dead.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16

tics honesty IS the bes: policy" Lei
them heed it, and understand that the time
has gone BY to win favors from the Dem
ocracy by trickery and fraud,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16

Taking the VeiI.-We find the follow.
ing item in an exchange Fifty young
ladies took the white veil en- the first ulti-
mo, at the Convent Of tie Sisters Of Notre
Dame, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and eigh-
teen the black veil on the Sth, IN the same
establishment.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16

4 Prophet Of EoH.-Many years ago,
Redwood Fisher predicted tha. the eplaph
which in future ages would be Inscribed
upon our political tablet would read as fol-
lows: Here lies people who, in striv-
ing to give liberty to the negro, lost their
own freedom
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16

CALUMEr CoUNTY.-JoHN p. HUME,
Democratic candidate for Clerk of the
Court in Calumet county, has been elect
ed by about 80 majority. Tie Republi
cans elected all the other officers. We
congratulate JOHN on his popularity,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16

- Martin Crane, native Of ireland
but last from Wisconsin, drowned himself
recently in Suffer Lake, Sacramento, Cal.
ifornis
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16

.Snow.-They have ALREADY had fine
sleighing in Vermont, snow having fallen
there to the depth of several inches
They have also been visited by snow
storm in Arkansas
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16
From the ST. L uiS Democrat, 2d inst.
\ Young Lady Murdered by a
Slave Woman-The Murderer
CAUGHT and Hung.

Reliable intelligence from Fulton, Cal
loway Co, Missouri, apprises us that a
shocking tragedy occurred within three
miles of that place on Saturday last In
the house of Mr. Barnes was a female
slave Of irrasciable and dangerous temper,
who had frequently been enraged by Mr.
Barnes daughter, Susanna j., young
lady Of some eighteen wears Of age. Sat
urday morning the slave Teney was sent
TO work in corn field, and the family set
off to attend a meeting OF some kind leay-
ING Miss Barnes at home alone. On re-
turning from the meeting they were horri-
fed to find her shockingly beaten to death
and the floor and walls of the dwelling be
spattered with blood. The dinner table
had been set, evidently by Miss b.. and
her knitting work lay disarranged on the
kitchen floor. The kitchen showed blood
and signs Of struggle. Blood marks
were visible along the walls to the east
room, on the floor and walls of which was
more blood and the room exhibited plain
traces III violent strife. Next, the blood
was TRACED d the west room where the
tuUgler had been committed, and where
'ile corpse mao De'h .''o''' I!l"9 III gore,
Inc save woman was called ana Iouno
70 nave cnanSed ner oFe>S since ihcfolhS'
field, hidden and bloody. A shovel was
lou"u pioooy "iiu o"'te'eu. ne" Gun,
fonied' Tue Wo'laU ''''rS,e'!. "'"J sne H"'
lIIIed her nls-foss. me was paced n
custody q officer Wiring, WHO rode oil IN
haste Tor the JHI at ration.
" hen within three miles OF Fulton, he
was overtaken by party on horses who
took the prisoner from hlm, led her to a
tree, and there hung her TIL she was dead.
! me above information was received oy
" "ei'i'"o oo,9." PoI"'!' iio''i 'io oil0e Vi
'he paper PuoIlSheo "O u''oh'
D...,.-- go. D..
hENANAADLE :, NA'sNhN oE \ ~ l N' GAN---
man, ies ' luz % :. Soi PHGuSy up
'o"' Mass ~ Iu'1'' "te4 d T'''"'i ""''
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16
Result of the Election

As far as heard from the several States
have voted as follows:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16

John Mitchell, from Wisconsin, Wa.
recently killed near eayervile, CaIfcr-
MIA, h. bank caying.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16

santa Mama by the rear, and
throw it into the fields which the Royalsts
had to cross. The latter thus found them
selves taken between columns of GaribaI-
dians, shut up between the railway and
the road, and completely surrounded :
The It'll Regiment of Chasseurs was ami
hilated, with the exception of thirty five
men, an adjutant, major, and Captain Pc.
relli, who were made prisoners. 1t is
quite impossible for me to describe the
terrific obstinacy of the struggle, and the
real and calm courage Of the mcn en9ag
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16

When within three miles of Fulton, lie
was overtaken by party on horses, who
tree, and there hung her till she was dead
The above information was received by
a German co'emporary, from the office Of
the paper published at Fulton.