, 1860-03-21
Dtess 4 Trih1tttt.
NIX hfNCoAN HEFoRE1EEEp pEo-

"AA' h1NcoAN BEFORE TIE PEo-
t-kE.
we continue 70 receive. by letter and othe:-
WISE, from tic Eastern STATES, the most nattcl-
lug cncomiums Oh Mr. Lincoln's recent Efforts
IN behalf Of tue Republican cause iu New
York AID New England An allie lawyer in
fouslkcepsie, y. T., says: I'VE, in tho
" Empire State. arc for Mr.. Seward for the
"Chicago nomination: hut it is fuct, which
l, III comm''n with hundreds or otllera, am
daily impressed with, thu. Abe L,uco,u can
"pol more votes IN -Srto Tori: than any other
"man in tho pirty, and that he eau cenlbipe I
create. strength in New J.rsey, Pennsylya-
"c:,, Ohio. 1rdiaua atd Illinois tllau auy
"othtr. Ho has clean record; ho las
made 20 enemies: Lo has no elements
"'o place lis on thc defensive; lie is
e!nphatical]y QUO cf the people, and lie
"wi!l 1ra like wildcat IN eminent phy-
sician oi ills city, recently returned fron New
Esglaud, iuforns US that pcrflc: Lincoln
-'urore has bccu created there, aud that If lie
sh-asd he nominated fer the Presidency the
Harrison campaign Of 1870 would be enacted
again with like enthusiasm aud like results.
From ail parts ot Illii,ois re arc advised that
the people are coming en- n1asse both to the
Decatur and the Chicago Conventions, 10 pre-
cent tile merits Of their Graduate, and to urge
earnestly aad respectfully his nomination.
Perhaps aolling :nore clearly demonstrates
Mr. L'ncoln's strength before the people than
the ftct that tic friends Of each candidate for
the Presidency designate linn as the best man
for Vice President The ie;ends Of Mr..
Seward are zea|ously anxious to have his
uaHto IN the ticket for tl,a: Office; cameron
a::d '4'cco':' has bern the CRY Of the Cancron
men ever Since the movement for Tie former
gentleman was put cn fo3t; :'Ecad ard Lin
co!a' llas been, and IS still, fuvoritc classti-
casion in mary circles; "BaGks and LincolE''
is saaothcr arrangement which ias been seri-
ous1y talked Ct il Massachusetts, Aud no,
on; 50, liz: ':Ol1 Ali" seems 10 be the second
choice Of Utmost everybody with whom lie is
no: the FIRST choice, forthc Pres dcsscy. If it
is deemed in=xpcdisut to nominate Ar: Seward
the Seward men are al1acs. unanimously for
for Lincoln; If NJ. Gltes caauot secure the
requisite stre1.tA Tho Bates men arc for
Liucoln; II Mr, CHASE is out Of the question
his friends ART decidedly for Lincoln. Fiaally,
it is conceded almost everywhere that il Mr.
D,uslas should c:,a,lcc to receive tho Charles
toa nomination Alr: Lincola wcull assqked;y To
sciceted as the candidate To beat lin. Tho
fact t.':: he received nearly 5000 1nore votes
than III. Douglas in this State Two years age
whea tho later hal the advantage Ct free
soil at:i!ace before the people, and Travelled
largely on III: sympathy Of Republicans in the
Eastern States, IS taken az conclusive Of his
ability 10 srapp:c the Little G:aut in 4 National
contest. Though the p.ospac: Of Sr. Douglas
receiving tbs Charleston nuu!Na'ioa is very
dim oac, and growing moro precariors every
dly, the prominence tacily accorded to Mr.
Lincoln as tie luost fitting candidate to oppose
him before TIC psoplr, is the highest poli.ica
compliment that could be paid lm
Thcso arc some Of tile evidences oe.Nr, Lin
colu's strength be!vre the people. Ne submit
that they should Lave their tluc ,yci5l,t will
tae Chicago Convention.