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August Elections.

Arkansas ELEcTIoN-Fort Smith,
Ark, Aug. This precinct gives John
nsion for Governor 188 majority Mitch
ell for Congress 90, aud Myers for State
Senator 308 majority. johnson is prob.
ably elected By 10000 majority.
FRANK BLAIR ELEcTED.-St. Louis
Aug. Eighteen precincts give Blaii
1917 majority for the short term, and
2231 majority for the long term
KENTUCKY ELEcTIoy.-Louisville
Aug. 7.-Coonb's majority IN the State
Is estimated az from 5000 to 10000.
NORTH CARoLISA ELEcTIoS.-Sew
York, Aug. A dispatch from Peters
burr, Va, says that North Carolina ha,
probably gone Democratic By majority
Of from seven 20 ten thousand
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The sREcssalosE DEMOCRACY Or VERM8aT
4 .s.ralqA e. Nan.i.a..l-Larg.


A Straiclt Ticker NonsfFassa--Larys
and harn0ui0us Coarsstioa.
WHITE RrvEE JUNCTION. Aug.
The State Convention Of the Breckin-
ridge and Lane Democracy of Vermont
was held in this place to-day. The ses-
sions have been attended By about 700
persons, and the proceedings have been
characterized by unanimous enthusiasm
and good feeling. Able and eloquent
speeches, setting forth The peculiar claims
Of the Breckenridge party to The support
of the Democracy, and especially ven
tilating the principles and policy of tbs
Douglas men, were made BY Messrs
Wright and Loring of Massachusetts
Hon. Timothy P. Redfeld of Montpe
lier, and Hon E. Stoughton of Below
Falls. A series of resolutions, boldll
and decidedly committing the Convention
to the policy and fortune OF the Mary
land Institute Hall Convention at Bal
timOre, were unanimously passed.
The State and Electoral tickets put il
nomination are as follows;
For Governor-Hon. Robert Harvey
Of Barnet.
For Lieutenant Governor-Hoh. Gle
Harrington. of Grand Isle.
For Treazurer-Samuel Wells, Esq
of Montpelier.
| Fer Electors at Large-Henry F
Campbell, of Burlington, and Ephrair
Chamberlain, of ST. Johnsbury.
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MARRIED.

In Derby, June Is, by Rev. Il. 7. Jones, Mr.
Jonathan Bryant, to Miss Aalvina H. Judd, both
Of Holland
Also, by the same, July u. Mr. Calvin A.
Bailey, Of Lowell, Mass, to Miss Ellen E. Day,
Of Coventry.
In Albany, on the I'd inst, by Rev H. n
Hovey. Mr. Charles r. Churchill and Mss
Morosa Jane Wilkins, both of Stowe.
In Salem. on Wednesday, the LIST inst. by Rev.
John Frazier. Edward A. Stewart, ESQ. of Derby.
and Miss Jane Kelley, Of Salem.
TSome two years ago We made the brief an
nouucernent that Mr.. Stewart had been admitted
70 the bar OF this county, wishing for him sue
cessful future. From the above, it viii be seen
that our wishes have beer II part consummatsd-
He has been 6illigent in Cnpid's Courts. and has
managed his a. case - very adroitly, and has be-
come one Of the first young lawyers Of he conn
~; thus leaping at one bound to competence and
comfort. Wishing the happiest results to FRIEND
Stewards purse, we close BY commenting to hin
and his "better haIf.'' Gen. /. as
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
WILLIAM 2. MAYS ESTATE.

The Subscribers having beea appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the District of Orleans
Comm ssioners. 10 receive. examine and sdjnsf
ali CLAIMS and demAnas OF all persons, against the
estate Of William ?. Nav, late OF Barton
in sald district, deceased. represented insoI vent
and the term of six months from the 26.h day q
.JRiy, 1860, being allowed By said Court 10
the creditors of said deceased, TO exhibit and
prove their respective claims before rs:
Give notice. that we will attend TO the duties
Of our appointment at the heuse OF Alice B.
May, in Barten, in said District, on the ID Iues-
days Of September and January, next, at 10
O'Clock n the forenoon on each Of said days
JOHN P. SARTLE, I 60.
MARK NUTTER, Soniii Is
Dated at Barton, in Orleans county, this 2Tfii
day Of July. A D. 1850. S3w3
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DIED.

In level, July 24ih. F. W. Stiles, aged q
years.
In Barton, Aug 7, Louisa, infant daugher Of
Daniel ". and Betssy Robinson, aged s non,hs
and 10 days.
IN Coventry, Aug I'd, Chandler F. Rowelli
aged u years, s months and Is days.
In Coventry. Aug. 4. Mrs. Organic tAIlenl
Brown, agei IS years
| In jay, July 80, Jonathan Chase, aged 7s.
/ Papers in y H. and Mass please copy.
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Receipts for the Standard
FOR THE WEEK ESDISe AUGUST 2.
H. W. Mcconnell. Albany, 81 ,2s
L. Daley, Coventry, LIS
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MRS. WlNSLnW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children teethgng, which
facilitates the process Of teething BY sofsening
the gums. reducing al inAsmmation-will allay
all pain, and is sure TO regulate the bowels. De-
pend upon II, mothers, it viii give rest to your
selves, and relief to your infants Perfectly
safe in 81 cases. See advertisement in another
column. ssyI
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ects u secret babfts u 1eaA.
~ Every fathsr sheald pssseata eogg 70 his
Sun
n ihe dread esfalggue 81 human disease 20
destructive dFsiH apfH fae system dr@ss &
ilfou-ands u Ficsias fkrongls few FeaFs q ssf'
tsring slosu q 50 Entme.y grave, i Destroy
ths Assfsus 0ffsmi rapidly HasteA a~sy ne
e8eyEiss u liis WAGES assutai destaEsssstff,
ai-sfssSglss "a gsaFzss - 80 - tli4tHees. aisd
81 ez.rfig 3 apsassf sRf lssT*s fhe sufferer
xesksass 10 - body as4 i7s.1if. pfeaisfcs'' %
caasnmation. aBd 3 fFstU q evils ulafs . -
.lseadeG shan desfh Tssif SifiI fhs faliess coD-
ldsaes aassfa gbe unf0rfal ats sieiisns # beii-
Abuse fhas peru1sr,@nf aaa sresdy eake can Be
sasclsG ana siik ii.e abaf.eqilugeaf d faipqss
srseiicss nv qaiisaia ear b rssi0fsd u robust,
vgofess hezigs.
Az rsr-on snctaaing tao three cert pqsfsge
Stamps VII rsesiss . copy = nsis undsf seal
~ TO FEMALES. 81
r,y- ksse 4 : cesebs4seA Fssosl~ NoHftly Pi.is.
49, frs.ns ~ extrsei ~ 6szien Eees remedy
~ < s.g vssss ssnguE fts zs1nsis sissss As tl,s
s.kb = fgsa ~ asrsetse ~ tsa age fer Ehs
s,s4 srr,s issssssscsf INTO ssasfa5 gee Price gHs
g,ggssy .sss aadef sea4 ~ nsaii MaFrsea Lsleiea
- az - ahsEa. ksafrzs - Shows.
tR HEhkfCK n D.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

THE Democrats Of Orleans County are request
L ed 10 meet IN Mass Convention al Barton, On
Tuesday, Aug. 2lst, 1860, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
for the purpose OF nominating County Officers
for the year ensuing.
The Hon Messrs. J. G. SAKE, / 3. Bowdish,
Stephen Thomas, and others, viii be present %
address the Convention. Il is hoped the D-Fnoc-
raey Of the County viii turn out en- mass 20 hear
these distinguished gentlemen discuss the polit-
cal questions of the day.
W. sJENSESs,
H. PIERCE Co. Committee
AMASA PAINE, }
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STATE oFvERmoNT.

- District Of Orleans, IS
In Probate Court holden al Irasburgh within
and for said District, on the I'd day Of August, a
D. 1860.
Horace Pierce, Administrator de 5oEis ron, on III
estate Of Sylvester D. Kimbal, late of Barton, in
said district, deceased, presents his administra-
ton account for settlement:
Mhereupon, il is ordered that the same be
referred 70 the 18th day Of September 1850 at the
Probate Office in said Irasburgh, Tor examination
and allowance; and that all concerned be noti-
bed herGof, by the publication Of this order in
the orleaHs Independent STANDARD, newspaper
printed Irasbargh, three weeks successfully
as soon as may be, that they may appear, and a.
said time and place, if they see caass, Object
thereto
s5ws n. CARPENTER, Judge.
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NOTICE ExTRA.

rUsHg SUBSCRIBERS are tbas DAY receiving
J tbs iaFzssf stock 81 6oods sssf offered in
this market. vhich fisev are Gov rssey q seii,
afd f.ssv visa - b distinctly understood ii4si
tAsy viii aes Be- nasierr0ia bq any eae.
GEO. W0kFHIEGTOy. Jr,, s co.
lrasaasgIl. Aprll 3. issa.
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barry +. c. neycy North Crafssbnry, Scott,
1enncss. & Co., Past Craftshary, A NJ. Simpson,
Browningten, Vim. 5. Addison. RrewningtoS
Center. J A. Ssaves. Barton. W 1osivn & Son,
Beebe Plain, aessey Wiley. Derby Center, C. A.
Harris & Co. Derby Linz, 7 c. Butler, Glover.
Whiftiesey. North Troy. " Gilman, South Troy,
Akin < Smglev, Greensboro, A. c. Bahbitt
Newport, l. Robinson 4 Co. Irasburgh. A. c.
Randall, Coventry, l. kimhalh
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CTATE OF VERMONT

= TIE OF YER ONT.
- district OF ORLEANS. IS.
Alta probate court held at IFasburgh, within
and for the district aforesaid, on the % day Of
August A D. 1850:
An Instrument purportipg to be the last viii
and testament Of Roswell Allen, late Of Lowell.
IN said district deceased was presented 70 the
court here for probate, By David E. Works, TIE
executor therein named.
Therefore 10 is ordered bT said court that pub-
lie notice be given 20 al persons eoncered therein
10 appear before said court ~ session thereof 70
be held at lrssbergh, on TIE Both day Of August
A. d. 1865, end contest the probate Of said win.
And II IS further ordered thaf this order be pub
Issed three weeks successfully IN the Orissn,
Ii fFpencent Standard. newspaper printed al
Ira 9urgh. IN this state, the lsst Of which shal
be previous 70 the day assignee as aforesaid Tor
hearing
Gwen under nv hand at the probate ofice, a
| Irasbnrgh, fhis ID day Of Angusr. a. D. ls50.
23w3 n. GAkPENf ER. Judge
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DOUGLAS IN 1848.-In 184S Senator
Douglas had an intense admiration for
the Missouri Compromise In October
of that year he said
The Missouri Compromise had an
origin akin to that Of the Constitution of
the United States, conceived in the spirit
of fraternal Affections, and calculated to
remove foreusr the danger lchich seemed
to threaten, at some distant day. to secsr
The social bonds Of ANTON. All the evi-
dsnce Of public opinion Of that day
seemed to indicate t;,at this Compromise
had been canonised "a the hearts oftte
American people as sacred thing which
no RUTHLESS HAND would ever be
reckless enough to disturb.
This sacred thing thus 'canonised
in the hearts of the American People
forever preeluded Slavery from the
territories which it embraced. 1t was
alike bene6cent and sacred. But Z
ruthless hand was stretched out agains
il; and the People are now asked Il
honor the man by whom this sacred
;hiDg' was dlsturbed.'-AI6any journal
e. The ogdenzburg journal says
One election district in this (St- Law
renee county has been canvsssed, anc
siands-for Lincoln, 40; Breckinridg'
4; Douglas, 6. That Is about the pro
portion IL the banner county
There are now, IN all the papers il
Illinois, notices for meetings at 6fty-nin'
points. There are II the State from ter
70 fifteen meetings for discussion ever,
5sv
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AKp ALL DISEASES Or TIVE THROAT & LUNGS.
ONE TRIAL


Every medical naa TO whom the formula Of
this medicine has been submitted, has coucurTed
in the following, from enc Of the best physicians
ia the country.
This is to certify that Messrs. E B. Magoon &
Co, have submitted fer NY examination the Tor.
mula Of /" WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND : and
II do not hesitate to say that IN my opinion It is
an excellent ALTERNATIVE a5d ExPECToR-
ANT, and safe IN al cases. ] have prescribed
it in some instances, and can freely recommend
it as a remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bsoneh,tis. Sc.
GEO. E. BURLINGTON, NJ. D.
November 10, 1853
MEssRs E. z. MACON & Co.--Fora nearly
twenty years have been afflicted with severe
Bronchitis and sore throst, producing hoareness.
and slznost constant choking, henming and
coughiug. could End no relief until tired
Weeks Magic Cempeand, That has cured M
and can ehserfnlly recommend it as worthy If
public confidence and as the best medicine with
JONATHAN ELKINs.
North Troy. Aprn is, 1880.
short tine since my child was attacked most
severely with the Group. We thought she could
not live FIVE minutes. A single dose Of Weeks,
Magic Compound relieved her at once, and she
has had 10 attack Of it since. think no family
should be without it.
MOSES F. vARNEY,
Prin NIissisqaoi Valley Academy.
Having had the agency Of Weeks, Magic Com.
pound for some time past, and having soid =
large quantity Of H. am free TO say that have
never sold any medicine that gave such univer-
sal satisfaction. | do not Know OF single in
stance in which il has not given the best satisfae-
ton when ii has been used. Il saved the life o.
one OF nv children in severe attack Of the eroH.
and has entirely cured brotherin,law of mins
iof q terrible eongh, when he was thought TO b.
in the first stages of consumption | havs
known it TO be used with the same success by
Others.
Irasburgh. May Sd, 1850.
MEssKs. E. B. MACON q Col have had
great sale for your Weeks Magic Compound.
is regarded by those who have used it here as tn,
best medicine N the country Tor Coughs, Group
Sore Throat, sc. All speak in its praise.
E. B. sIMoNDs.
Glover, May sth, 1850.
~ Testimonials like the above are CONSTANT,
being received from all sections OF the countr,
where " WEEKS MAGIC COMPoUND'' IA
been introduced.
Manufactured and sold wholesale ana retail b,
Z. 3. MAG0oN & CO, ST. Johnsbury, Vt, I
whom all orders should be addressed.
q Sold by Druggists and Merchants general
lIy.-21.
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8 BUY ME-, AND I'LL DO YOU GOOD.
CLEaNSE THE SYSTEM. PURIFY TIE BLOOD.
The best Spring and summer Medicine
ian the World is
DIR. IANGLEYS
ROOT AND HERB BlTTERS,

Composed II sarsaparilsa Wild Cherry YtEo.5
Dock. Pr. klsg ASH Ik0r0ueap n Hubbard 8ifig'
drake bandit a. &c all II Ehich are . ooR-
POUNDED ~ 10 nj n concert ard a6ssa Mature =
eraaieatiug dissass
These Bitiers coatiBue 70 be tie most standard
popular and Inosf rslizbie MEDICINE ever diseny-
cred for the cure Of Liver Complaints sd 81
their attendants, JsaDdice ia IL worst foraas
HuFnOrs. whether Of blood or ska; an Bilious
Diseases and Foul Stomach DFspfpsiai Cos-
iigeDess; Female Weakness, and every dise4se
arising from indigestion, o. sezlentary habits Hl
iifs; Headacaes DizziHess; Piles; Heartburn
Pains IL The side Bogeis. or Back = sa' assBey
Loss Of Appetite. and every kindrsd complaint
arisine frun Impurities n The Bioea, 0isessea
Liver Or Disorasred Stomach. 10 which every
person i more ~ les snbjrci % thss climate.
The effect ~ tHis medicine y mot soasaeriol'
II sc.s directly upon tie bo,sels and blood, bT
removing all ohsfrucsi0us from the internal or
rans. sfinu aiine these into healthy aefisn. reno
Vsfing ri faaatains Of life. pariiyag faa s7>ssa
risssfeE iron AZ hpnors. sna esnslsz Z =
asSs.sszes ssrnnct every sses5 ~ ts7s-sT5 re-
sfsflnz the fnvaFi8 10 health ans le=ziiias.s
0nil - SD 81 cents psT bolfis. Sod - deal
ers in Medicine sErFvwh~re.
Orders addressed 70 . o. LANGLEY o. GEO
G GOODWIN & Co. hos On l5n4s
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WANTED.

A COOP SHOEMAKER. Nhe sad&Fstsnas
Il iha wiols busasss q 4 Fhop. : SaHfea ~
rasdistsiy. SAMUEL 81 AAKOkD-
frassasEE Jar izth Issa -
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WHnIEsALE AGRNTs.

v II9I-tlaltIsI= y u .
New York AicKessen & Robbins Boston, Chas
C Goodwin 4 Co Troy, J. L. Thompson 4 Co.
Albany. J 4 A G Grant
Sold BY one or n0re 10 svcry village.
Orders solicited from the trade
AaEsTs- - Charleston. q. Carpenter. West Al
bany, 4. G Hovev North Craitsbury, scott, Jen
ness & Co, Fast erafishnry A. u. Simpson.
Brawningtan ~ S. Addison, Bfoguingion Cen
Ter, J. A. seavev. Barton " toslvB s. Son,
Beetle Plain Jessry Wiley Derby Center, C. A,
Iiauis & Co, Derby Lius, 7. G. Bniler, glover.
d. Mhiitlesev, North Troy. ". Gilman, South
Troy, AKIN & Smailey, Greensboro. a. G. Bah
bti Newport l. Robinson s Co., lrasbuTgh,
a. c. Kendall. Coventry, l. Kimball
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READ
READ!

have used Or. Henry's Ointment Tor Sceatuhea
and Salt khenm sorses very often, without SINGLE
ailHre.-HENRY STEINHouR, Proprietor Pubic
House, Higkgate, H.
Il Is the best remedy for scratches, gals and
calks ever saws--J L. SAEpKHsoN, Proprietor
fremont fpase s. Abans w.
u has been tried and not found wantine.-N. Al
baEs, Va. NessfRger
] cured my hand with Dr. Henry's Electric ONT
ment IN two weeks xheu the physicians said
would be without the Of It two months had
cut ~ the fingers "a the bone. with circular saw.
"A. p. PEcKAM LebaR0a, n H.
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MANHOOD,

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Just Published. in Sealed ERrciope,
AN TIE NATURE. TREAIMEgT AND
~ RADICAL CURE OF sPERMkToR-
sHOEA, or Seminal Weakness. Sexual Debility y,
Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions iuduc-
ing Impoiency and Mental aud Physical IneApa-
city.
By ROB.J cUIvERWEf.L. NJ p.
Auih0r Of - The Green Book, &c
The w0rld-renowned author IL tbs aamiraiile
Lecture. eleary proves from his owu experience
That the awful consequences Of seif-abuse may
be effactualiy removed without Medicine and
witheuf dangerous Surgical operations. bougies,
Instruments, rings Or eordiais; pointing out =
mole Of cure 81 once certain aid efieeiual by
which every suierer.no matter what hts condition
NAV be, may cure himself ckeapis, prisafslg ard
raaicaly. This Lecture viii Prove boon 70
thousands and thousands.
seat under seal to any address. pos paul on
the receipt 81 two postage STAMPS, bY addressing
DR.. CHARLES J. c. KLINE. 81 D., $50 First
Avenue, kew York, Post Box ASS. 6ly1
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Price, % cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared By d.. J. C. AYR & Co, Lowell, Kass

Agents -ChartestoG, q Carpenter, Vest Al
bsnv, T. G. Hoyey. North Craitsbury. Scott, jen-
asess & Co, East Craftsbury, A. III Simpson
Browuington, w. S. Addison, Bg0WHiugtoH Cen
ter, J. A. Seayey, BARRON, " Ioslyn & Son,
Derby Center, G. A. Harris & Co, Derby Line,
I. G. Butler. Clover. D. Whitiiesey, North Troy.
Wm- Gilman, South Troy, AKIN & Smalley
Greensboro, A. G Bahbift, Newport Robin-
son & Co lrasburgh, A C. Randall, Coventry
I. Ximball
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e. Judge Wilson of Chicago, has
written letter urging Americans TO vote
for Lincoln. He has been promineni
member of the American party. but nov
says that he cannot see the least chance
for either Messrs. Bell or Everett, even
should the election go to the-Houss.
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oRLEaNs pRoBATE DTsTRIcT.

nROBATE Courts viii be holden AZ Il Pro-
Il bate 0Eiee 70 IsasbsFgh So Thursdays .
each week Scr the vssr ensuing.
II cARPEETER. 1asys
IsasbuEsa. Dee 1, 1889.
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ALBANY ACADEMY,

THE FALL TERN Of this school viii con-
i menee on Wednesday, he SIN day Of Sspteu-
Der next under ire tuisioa Of
REV. G. S. RUsWELL. Principal,
And other competent teachers in French, Muse,
Painting. Drawing. &c
he zeil-esrBed reputation Of NJ. B. as az
smiabie, able and thorough teacher, IS sufficient
guarantees 10 the patrons Of bis schools that time
and money expended therein viii not fail Of
zmpls returns.
Tuition, board, rooms. &c, dzc., on reasonable
terms.
GRO. PUTNAM.
J0Rx " ALBgfDGE. Commstsee
H.k HONEY,
Albany, Aug. & 1850. ssWs
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OF all diseases, the first CREST cause
Springs from neglect Of Natures lava.
SUFFER- K0T!
A PHYSICIANS ACY
TO YOUNG MEN,

a few rafiou@
ri and dsiu-
tere ted re-
mars pam
Pble form n
80 pages oa
Seminal weak
ness h8efur
nal Ernissians
Loss Of 3iefn
oFy insApaet,
~ for study
or Business
InWei isusnts
% MaTFiaa
dc af6HfuR
from the ea-
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Are your COWS troubled with sore teast2 II vou
viii apply DIR. HENRf's ELECTRIC ONT
MtNf, AZ night, ] viii warrant them well in the
morning. Manufactured by
Al GREEN. Hirfraie. Vt
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The Albany BCs7aiag Journal thus
sums up the chances which now exist
of a colition between the contending
Democratic factions:
"The government warns its employees
not to encourage 1t. The Douglas Ma
tional Committee charges its followers
not to countenance it. Separate Con-
ventions have been called at New York,
Virginia, Maryland and Vermont. In
Pennsylvania the Douglas men were Of
fered q compromise by the State Com
mittee and rejected It. In New Jersey
while one Convention was nominating
COMPROMISE electors, another was nomi-
mating electors straight-out for Douglas
The Douglas men in Massachusetts
though in a confessed minority have de
termined to run q seperate ticket. The
Breckenridge men in Ohio are in th'
same condition. and are going TO do IN
same thing. The Vermont Democrat
a while ago were claimed as all for Doug
las, but FIVE hundred sign call for
Breckenridge Convention. In indians
the Douglas men have the REGULAR.
nominated electors, but the Breckenridg
men are going to run ticket to defea
them. Altogether, it looks as if tht
breach, instead Of being repaired, VS.
daily growing wider We see nothin
10 this to regret, although, We shout
have no fears, even were the Democrat
united. Divided, they can accompls
nothing and both factions would los
thousands of votes by any attempt
unite"
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c. The Boss0H journal claims for
Mr. Lincoln 176 electoral votes-conce-
ding California and Oregon to the Dem
Ocrsts, taking all the rest Of the Free
States. Necessary to a choice. l52.
Should Mr.. Lincoln lose New York,
ne is goserF
Should be lose Pennsylvania, be is a
goner ?
Should he lose Ohio and Rhode Island,
he is a goaerP
Should he lose Indiana, New Jersey
and Wisconsin. he is a gouerl'
Should he lose Illinois, Michigan, Iowa
and Minnesota, be is a gOuerF
Twenty-Five electoral votes from the
Free states, taking The Journals cslcu-
lation, puts ont his pipe any how.
Iconsider him a gOner' any way
Cor. Belfast Journal
Mr.. Lincoln is not IN danger Of losing
New York, where the Republicans out
number both the Democratic partie:
combined.
Neither can be well lose Pennsylva.
MA where the fight between the Dem
.ocratic factions is more bitter and more
matched than in any other State.
Nor can be lose Ohio and Rhode
Island both Of which have been strongly
Republican for years.
Nor is there the slightest danger tina
be can lose Indiana, New Jersey an,
Wisconsin, all at once. 1t is mos
probable that he win carry each one-t
talk of bis losing all three is absurd
1t is even more absurd to hope t
defeat him in all four of such states a
Illinois, Michigan, Iowa and Minnesota
Even if We were to coneede that wv
we're uncertain, the other two were i'm
possibilities for anybody but aim.
1t is true, that only twenty-five cleo
toral votes from the free States woul
enable Lincoln's opponents to do biz
great damage. But the officially is tbs
they can't get even that twenty-five
Every attempt to figure out so many
results in failure. The differenc
between him and the other candidates il
that it will take the loss of twenty-fy
electoral votes TO make him goner
while his opponents are gOners' already
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