, 1860-09-29
movKimRNrs OF xMH PEOPLE.

p8ny Of Wide Awakea Wero forming IN front
Of their Club Roeu, which il opposite the New
York Hotsl, crowd Of boarders At thas hotel,
mosty Ill of whom ate Southeraers, gathered
about the door OF the house and On tho bAleo.
n!es, and commenced hissing ths Vida AwAtss.
To thia 90 attention Wa piid, until presently
tall and heavy built mtu advanced from among |
the assailans. and proposed in insulting Ian.
eusge 10 whip any one Of the "lde A"akes'
Oue Of the Knicterbockers who WAS near BY |
replied, "What's tbats" Upon which Tho man
from the hotel struck him. Tho blow Vas 1s-
turned. Others Of tho hotel crowd then sprang |
forward to back up tho attatk upon tho Wide
Awake, anid loud Kissing ali the Wills from the |
hotel side Of the street. At this 1uneture the
word wss given" Charge, Wide Awakes"
Tbs torches shot across the street ~ from one
electric impulse. aad the Chivalry retreated
pel.mell into the hotel, though not until 3 few
had reminder left upon their counten1neea,
that it il ipolitic as well i'll bred to interfere
in this latitude with IN orderly assembly Of
freenen.
- he St. Paul Ism<s says it has tho best
authority for saying that tho St. Paul Pointer,
now supporting Douglas, will, in few days,
drop the Little Sucker, aud support Dreckin-
ridge.
The Republicans of New York CITY are do
ing a large bu:iness in the naturalization Of
German voters. Som. sixty are turned out al
made every day.
ExAsc1pA11oS ScaE4E.-1t is stated That
there IL grand emancipation scheme now in
embryo in Western Virginia, which will de-
velop itself in the course Of the coming winter.
Tho movement is to have Tor its leader j" = dis
tinguished gentleman from Eastern Virginia,
not fsgarded as particularly sound upon ahe
slavery question for nany years past"
F1oR1pA.-The Douglas men hare uot been
able to get an electoral ticket in this State. Tbs
men appointed all decline tha honor. Breck-
iuridge and Bell seen. to haye the field to them.
geIvsa.
The estimate Of the presidential yote Of
Massachusetts by the Boston Trdptller is:
Lincoln 80. coo; Douglas. $4,000; Bell, q, 900;
Breetinr.dge, 10000.
- The Delaware Gas<tts having said that The
Democratic party had made this government
what isis, Prentice replies, acknowledging it,
aud says: "If you waEt to know just what it
is, read the expositio-s Of the Covode Commit.
tee."~
The Nunda, ,N.Y.Ne.os SAYS: We learn from
reliable authority that over one hundred votera
nearly | Germans, in the town Of Grove, about
eight miles from here. who formerly voted ths
Deoaorfatic H:ket, have, with scarcely an ex.
cepsion, declared their intention Of voting for
Honest Old Abe.
A Douglas spesket at Syracuse We asked
to define Mr. Douglass polition upon the sla.
very question. Said he: "Mr. Douglas be-
l;evs, that if slavery amt mind to 20 where
she ain& mind to, she may stay where she is"
An 0LD OpiS1ox.-The Rochester UAion. now
q very noisy Dou4f paper, a few years sgo did
not think 10 much Of the great squstter chief
In 1858 it denounced him as man who would
"sell his friends .(provided only be can make
Soutberner will sell vicious slave" and a2sin,
in 1858, after Mr. Douglas had opposed Le-
comptoo, the same paper said Of him: "Ac.
| cordinR to our conception OF the politics Of the
FRAUGHr With MORE PERMANENT MIS-
CHIEF THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER MAN,
with perhaps single exception"
A Po1.71cAL PorP1E.-Ths Doug'as.BelEv-
eretts Of Cincinnati issued the following call for
a meeting, fsw days ago:
GRAND US1ox MEsr1Sd-Mass meeting Of the
National Conservative men, at the city Of Ports
mauth. S:pt. 81, 1860. Hon. J. ]. Critteuden,
Hon. ". Allen: Hon. Davd Tod, Gen. Leslie
Combs, Hon. ". L. Wadawortb, Hon. John
Young Brown, Hon. c. vallandigham, Col. +.
Won Trump, Hon. J. scott Harri.on, Hon. Geo.
+. Pagh, have been invited.
St1eaks OF fat and streaks of lean, sandHiched
By master euisin<-
~ A Southern paper speaks of David Pau
Brown, the famous criminal lawyer, Of Philadel-
| phis, ~ "a leading abolitienlst Mr. Brown
il an active supporter OF the Bell and Everett
ticket, and is not considered even moderately
"aboait1on +" IN that region.
But, then, ten years ago, Mr. Brown was re-
gardsd, and justly, as one of the most radical
abolitionists in the country. Times change,
arc wonderful.
The Louisville Democrat, in referring to the
Bsaeer Dam Democrat, expresses tho pEofane
opinion that "just two.third's Of the namo is
appropriate"
Hon. Shelton F. Ltake, sitting member Of
Congress from Virgins, announces himself as
against dlsuuton, notwithstanding the threaten
ings Of ex.Speaker Orr.
The Committee of fifteen, appointed BY the
| U0AoA ultth4uk II tA8 No0pt1 INSTITUTE AAF5
dragged up owning fusion Ly the locks; but
it does not Jet appear whether it has life
enough in its body 10 run the r3ce against Lin
coin. At all events, it must be considerably
weaker than if it had never fallen into the water,
and had not sunk the fatal third tune before it
was pu led out-New York World.
In this city the process Of change amounts
to revolution, esps cially in the German wards.
The constant accessions, amounting to tcores
daily, to the Wide-Awake organiz alton, now
come almost entirely from the Democratic
ranks. The lantern, the hat and tho cape are
made the evidences Of the new and living faith.
Push on the glor.ous work !-BsfIlo Com. Ad-
rertistr.
Nor i CAxn1pA7g-Daniel E. 8ick:es publish
es q letter in which he says that he il not can-
didate for denomination to Congresa- Who
cares2
| DEcL1NEs-John Anderson, one OF the elect
ors on the Douglas ticket in New York, writes
letter to Dean Richmond, refusing to serve.
His name Was placed On the ticket during his
absence in Europe.
MARSHALL Coux7r.-A friend. writing from
La Prairie, Marshall county, in this State, after
giving an account of = pols,raising, succeeded
by meeting attended BY from $500 to 1000
people, wherest speeches were made by Judge
Bangs, Dr.. Boal, and Mr. Powell Of Chillicoihe,
continues az follows:
| Last fall our county Was considered among
tho Democratic counties This fall, we will,
without doubt, give Honest Old Abe hand
some msjoritv. There are great many within
my knowledge who voted for Douglas two years
ago, but intend voting the Republican ticket n:
the coming election.
MOVEMENTS or DouoLAs.-Daucing, like 4
mountebank, on the eide.sTalk in front Of tie
Syracuse House.
- William 4. Cromwell, E:q, Postmaster Of
South Berwick, Me-, aud Democratic member
Of the last Legislature, Is out in letter repudi-
ating Douglas and the whole concern. He is !
gentleman Of chsracser and integrity, and will
+ exert decisive influence for tho right.
-George G. Bellows, son OF the Rev. Dr..
Bellows. aud a vary eloquent speaker, is on the
stump for Lincoln. He las hitherto been iden-
tilted with the American party.
Ills reported that Tho Douglas Aassachus-
, eta State Central Committee hare letter from
tho Hon. Erasmus D. Beach, declining the NOM
fuation for Governor rendered him by the
) Springfield Convention.
Al = WideAwake meeting in New York,
E. G. Brown, Fig addressed the meeting. and
said he had always been Democrat, and had
eben spoken for Douglas during the present
campaign, until be tax the error Of his ways
and was now heart and soul for Lincoln