, 1860-10-04

Our adviees from Indiana continue to bc Of
cheering character. There is scarcely donos
Of tho election Of LaE~. by several Thousand
msjotisy, next Tue.day. mad OF the ltepaoneaaa
plurality. We also hope for gam OF !"o "
three .nen,bcrs Of Congress. Tue Leg'a:aMMse'
which will elect Successor to the npn. ~.
Grnh N, Il. Fitch, can hardly fail TO oe
Republican By i good working mrlo,,'
ty. This visit Of Douglas ana : 3onaSon,
tho mutually contradictory cancloa'es "u
the tame ticket, has dons nothing 70 Snanse
tho popular current in 1ndiapa, which has,
for weeks past, been setting strongly TO-
war.,x ths 1eenubl;can side. We believe the
Stats nav Be confidently ret down as safe.
John Il. McCuup in the Democratic cncdi.
dats for City Judge Of Neu York. In speech
in the eo,h Ward, last Friday evening, he sum
med IN lis claims for aa election thua:
lie said hs had just corae from ireland. His
bones aud s.newa were nlAle up Ut Irish beef,
Irish potatoes and Au4all taste OF whisky.
lie promised thht If elected to the City judge-
snip, he would not forget his fnecds or his
party, and he would do his duty aud he rc'
quested the president oi ,ls meeting to put him
dowI for Whatever tnM he liked, and he would
give him check ior tbs amount.
How Fusion WoRxs.-uader this caption, the
Cleveland Herald says: How fusion works IN
New York Stale can be seen from single in
stance out Of many. Mir. n. T. Hubbard, lend
lug business man Of New York city, who for
fifty years has been prominently connected
with the provision trAde, was Il strong support
er Of the Bell, Everett ticket. Dy private let
ter to well known citizen We learn 1hA! the re.
cent "lusioa " in that Stale hes 70 disguised
r. = L..
veto rc~ 1;rco,,
'..e 80 :, A'
LIE POPULAR CITE IN ieoS.-lIe ne" 1o1A
Tribune says: A Republican asks what prcpor~
ton Of tie popular yote Was cast for Col. Ffe-
month 1856. We answer-jast 4bou. ouo third.
Fremont, 1,341 ,5l4; Du-hanau, ,838 .232; Fill
more, s74,7u7; tota!, 4,05i,453. Now, no oEe
doubts thu. Nj. L;ncosn will hare the highest
vote Of aay candidate, ard it will probably
reach l, 100000 to 100000.
Two KINDS OF AnEntcASs.-The Buffalo Com
me,eiL 4ddytrtiser sa,s there are two kinds Of
Americans ia New York State: The liberal
Americana, those who abolished tbs tcst-oRt:ls
and made an American heart the condition cl
membership. iussead Of q resre American bhth,
are now ell IN the ranka oi the supporters Ct
Lincoln. The bigots and iatolerants who would
hare made :he American party o! religious
persecution ucd prescription Of na:ioraitiss,
are now I'LL acting with the Democrats.
A VOICE ERoA 0stEGo.-A gentleman writing
70 ns on naslae's lsotn osls.o I.unJ' arua Tua
rsnnh1,ca1. ht1e not 1nno,i,ion eroueb here
to arouse them 10 much energy However. We
hare III cur town b L'accln t'no aod s.ide
A"ake , coaEIn E n: 1s.: nsI. ,,o u ,nn4nrcs ef
fusion Th1y ali 20 for Lincoln, Han,lin and
Morgan" CON- Ado.
PROGRESS OF LIBERAL lR1sclFIEs.-lae oe-
troit Tribune cs];s attention to tie fac; that, :
:ew days ago, company o! WHO A*akss' ano
an immense coneourse ot people. welcomed
Gov. Seward to st. JOSEPH no. "a gear ago a
mob threatened to suppress Republican pnper
in tho cure placsi
A CHANCE 5on THE DocGtAs1TEs 70 INVEST
-" A Responsible Party adverfisas II tie
Louisville Courier that he offers to bet any nGu
5000 that Mr.. Douglas will not get the elec:or-
ii rote Of Irdis.a for next President. If &C.
cepted, tie stnkes can be pei up in New Albany,
Saturday evening next.
The CharIe3:on Nsrcury, & violent Breckin-
ridge paper, sa!s: awe suppose it may noS
be conceded thu. Mir. Lincoln w.ll he elected by
the Electoral College 10 the Presidency Of the
Uajted States" We suppoae it may.
The New York Express is firmly Of the
opirioa that the nswcoaIitioo ticket in the State
NAV lust cs easily get 3 majority OF 10000 as
=, q -1.,. -, ~
o''''' ~ W" -
attempted 10 Walk utter ais Eeao Was cu' o4'
md the crly difficulty be encountered vss
:; .aa first sta,, n vet that = mi, IL the
1n 'SAs
sticking point.
The Young Meo' S Republican Union OF NeW
yo,t c;tr hare. no.li,he ed for -ra;ustous cizcua.
.''A 0''' 49,. ~ o,a
ton, an e7nioa ol -o'ooo eop'e7 u o=it1Au
Life Of Liccola.
The VALPARAISO {Indiana) Rpu5l;c'n scvf
,,',. 49,, 49, ~ t,o. ,,a,s 3,
t1as 10 io'''8ne's .ooa o"' 'D, >,
ia that pisce last fFiaag, aaa al ci mem VII
vo.e for Lircola,
THOR. ;s u rrmcr in ser York that tfo Ter
...---..en.u,
GU has oeen o3eu8n' III eue 'a'e1ee'o " "e'' A.'
Everett I'll 60, Ire aay6 Of 1n0' parry a1o sofe''
numbered.
RoBERr G. WINTHROP N 1sa7.-We late'.
gave en- extract from speech By Robert g
Winthrop in Boston. before the D:liaeashers
| cocks, whe1eia ho represents that the salvation
fo- our country is to be fecured only By the de
feat Of Lincola. Here is wha: the same ns'
thought, and spake in the House Of Represent
tiveR, in 1s4T:
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