, 1860-07-21

| uGu CaIE HuCluEt ~ 10 sOheA up VI UQ"Q
men, until one President Of Democratic Club,
and about 80 others, in different parts, some
avowedly and others By signing our Con.titu-
| items, have declared that though they voted
once for Douglas, they are absolved from the
Squstterites forever. We wantou boys every
firmly and ss sirzesistabIy "aIead 10 victory. U5
your duty where the enemy is strong, and
where they are weak foster them kindly and the
"coats" will finally purify and set them free
from their political sins<Ss.' WIDE AWAKE.
The Coon WORK AMONG TIE GERxAxs,-On
Thursday evening" last, at the meeting Of the
German Republicans Club at Peoria, six
Germans, all Of whom have been staunch Doug.
lasites up to the present time, Joined the club,
and will hereafter work zealously for Lincoln
and Hamlln.
Cox,xo orEn nr ScoREs.-Says The Peoria
Transcript:
4 gentleman from one of our ncighboring
townships was in our office yesterday, and in
formed us that il his township two 5esrs peo
the Republicans cast only fourteen votes. but
he will now pledge it for fifty for " Old Abe"
the coming tall.
Mr. Henry McCrew, who Owls the coal beds
opposite Pekio, has in his employ ten men, ali
OF whom were formerly Democrats. Eipht of
working mans friend intend to giye him their
vo,es at the approaching election, and not 10
be outdone by any Of their neighbors. they
went to the woods the other day and preuared
q pole one hundred and eighty feet long, which
they intend to raise shortly. The occasion Of
cutting aud preparing The pole il eaid to have
been one Of great enthusiasm
POLITICAL CuASGEs.-Mr. Robert Wjuslow of
the legal firm OF Peters 4 Wsuslow, hitherto an
administration man, is nom strong for Doug
ias-Bxredu to. Dem:- - -"
In response to this story of the Democrat.
The Bureau Co. Rtpu1Iiean says:
Milton T. Peters, ESD, also of " the lera1 firm
Of Peters aud Winslow," Democratic Electot Of
1856 for the Third Congressional District, and
up to 1858, one OF tue lending Democrats IN H.
principles, and will rote for Lincoln and Ham
lin. Yates and Loyejoy. r.
:. 1t may be gratifying to cur Douglas friends
to be informed, however, that Mr. Winslow ia
not Douglas man. LIE claims that Douglas
cannot be elected BY the people. and that his
only object in voting for thu man be utterly de-
tests IS to throw the election into the House
and thus secure the triumgh Of Breckiuridge
or Lane. But We hare reason to believe that
be hos but little hope Of eyen accomplishing
this resul, and it is yet yery doubtful whether
Douglas will receive his vote.
Gov. SEwARp Conc TO M1NsrsorA.-I nil,
BE- seen by the following letter to Judge Good
rich ofSt. Paul. that Gov. Seward will shortly
visit Minnesota and address the people Of that
State On the great issues Of the day.
ArrrRs. July 10th. 1850.
Nj DEAR S1R: have Just received your let
ter of the 9Th OF July. You have anticpated
my innermost thoughts. Ofcourse should rot
be within two days Journey o1 Minnesota with
out going even uobidden to see you aud the Re-
pubicsns Of that State. cannot, howt yer, loi.
Ter even then, and 70 must ask The otute Cen
trul Committee to designate one place where l
Gun express to the people my profound sense of
their patriotism md my gratitude for all their
kindness to me, leaving me to designate the
time bereafter as shall md myself able to con-
troll the circumstances around me.
Ever faithfully your friend,
WiLL1Ax II, SEWARD.
To Hon. Aaron GOODRICH.
1t is understood that Gov. Seward will be
present at the Republican State Convention,
which will meet on the 18th Of August; and that
he will also be present at Grand Republican
Mass Meeting for Wisconsin, Southern Mime.
sofa, and Northern Illinois aud Iowa, which will
be held 1t Lacrosse, about the o0th Of Ausutt.
14UAE ANSe LA<1OS3.~~st LIZ AlA 1k1tf4s Ill luuus
ential citizen of Oska1oosa, formerly Fillmore
man, hut subsequently Democrat, has an
uounced his intention to support Lincoln and
Hamlin. The 0skaloosa Mrdld. from which we
CLEAN the above information, also says: "Ne
are credlbly informed that there is single fam
iy in this county, compridng no less than six
or seven legal voters, who have not voted e1.
~A ali = Lat G..
six years. They intend to vote this fall and will
vote for Lincoln and Hamlin.
TnE FIRE SrREApIso.-One hundred and four
citizens Of Hannibal, Missouri, " believing that
the success Of the principles Of the Republican
party is necessary to the well being Of the couu-
try" hare united in letter to Frank Blair to
come and make them Republican speech.
RErrRS OF Mr.. Po.rEa.-Hon John F. Pot
ter returned from the East On "Wednesday,
accompanied By his wife and two daughters.
Mr. Potter is ID fine health, and very sanguine
Of an overwhelming Republican triumph in
November.
in the Democratic Convention for the
Sixth District, Ind. {lndianapois,) vote was
taken. By counties, On ratifying the nomi-
nation Of Douglas and johnson. The yote
stood, ayes 80; noes 37-the entire rote Of
Marion county. in which Indianapolis is situa-
ted, being given ogainst Douglas. Much excite
ment followed this result.
CAss1rs NJ C1k1 IN Ixp1ASA.-The Terre
Haute EIprfss says that nearly ten thousand
people turned ont to hear Casslus II. Clay at
Greencastle On Tuesday last, and warm well
come was given him by the citizens. At Terre
Haute there was fine display Of numbers and
enthusiasm, company Of Wide Awakes and
military receiving him, sud escorting him 10
his hotel he spoke very briefly, being ex-
caedingly hoarse, but one Of Col. Tom Nelson's
raey and effective speeches gave the crowd
abundant entertainment. Gen. Steele Of Park.
also treated them 10 one Of his downright.
manly, hard.hitting speeches that slways strike
like cannon bail.
Jonx HICKMAN FOR 11xcoIx.-The Bucks
County (Pa) Latelttgtnetr says that Hon. John
Hickman has declared his intention to take she
stump for Lincoln, Hsmlin and Curtin. He il
announced to speak at grand Republican
n,ass meeting at West Chester, on Friday next
He is an eloquent and powerful speaker, and
his exposures Of President Buchanan's t1each-
cries and corruptions will he most withering.
We understand it is Mr. Hickman's intention
to make q tour Of the Western States during
the campaign. aud address meetings wherever
possible. At the urgect request of Pfaucis P.
Blair, lo has consented to visit Missouri, and
help the Republicans along in their noble fight