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, 1860-08-23

FaxaluA FOE sP1Ss1kas.-At meeting of the
Board Of Education Of Detroit On Hond.,
night, Inspector Walker m,red that it b.
adopted, as the poliey OF the Board. that tbs
mArriage Of female teacher Wills IN thu en-.
ploy Of thu Board, be teatamouns 10 her re.ie.
nation As teacher. 1tras adopted after som
discussion. =
MIR. Woodbury., Postmaster II White P;s.
con, Mich, Who WAS arrested last week on =
charge Of abstrscsing money from letters, com.
naitted suicide By taking st17chnlue On satur-
day. He was about fifty years old, and had
previously bo1ne good reputation.
The wife Of Iii. John n. 1pgerson. editor
Of the Qwosso american, was 10 badly burned
on Saturday BY the explosion Of fluid lamp in
her hand rhils shs WAS filing it, that she died
the next day:
L WncossN FARx.-Some three years aao,
5tnAtor Durkee sold his tazm Il zoo acres} in
Oaao county, to Il Ar. Do Forrest, for e., 900.
Tho hard times cana on soon alter, and the
bargain looked tough. But this year promises
10 make it ell right. Nr. D. Forrest has about
ono Thousand acres In grain eight hundred to
wheat, and tbs rsst to oats, corn, &e. H ht4
now n1sJ hands and eight 1eape1s At work,
cutting Aod securing his wheat. Tbs Jield, 1t
: moderate estimate, will be tEenty. fvs thou
sand hushels. OF other grain there will b.
eonae ten thousand bushels mofe, Tbe rross
TAue Of the products Of the farm this yeaF will
Rse5Hs 1oseaot,
, 1860-08-23
The Fusion In New York.


TIE Co4I1T1ox.-1t will BE- observed that th.
Douglas Convention have conaruated the pYo
posed coalition with the Bell Everett Commit
tee, By giving teu electors to BELL and Everett
Probably tho Toses Of al xrs to be cast togeth
ers u elected for either candidate in case Il
ahHu bs possible thus to defeat Lincoln, Ex,
actly such coalition IS this, has never before
been seen even IN politics, and it il ioaprubabld
TINT its success will be such a. to encourage !
speedy repetition Of the experiment, f il
doubtful II the double headed ticket viii re-
ceiEe as many Eotes ~ pure Douglas ticket
would hare commanded.
.-, lfsnm the e. r TIn.a}
TIE CoAL171oS.-We shall probably bsya
now no Bell and Everett Electoral ticket in this
state Those gentlemen have been deliberately
sold out hy their friends Gor. Hunt di.tioetiy
foreshadowed this operation in hi, speech At
the Troy Convention, and again at Baltimore
and he has pursued it With steady coostanrv
!rom the VERT beginning. His main DESIRE haa
been to defeat the Republicaas,-not ao much
rom any dissent fto.n their principles a. from
tervid ha'red Of their leading men, We pre.
sumo he would hail the election Of Breekiu.
ridge or Lane. to bs President for The rext four
JeArs, with satisfaction, if it were the oplr way
of excluding from influence the leading Repn6.
licans Of this S!ste.
1t remains to be seen how large number Of
the conservatives, whom be proiesses to repre-
sent, share his resentments and will follow hia
example. We do not believe their uumber vii
De large: The fuaion will give Brady some
thousauds of votes which could never 30 esst
tor any party IN the least allied with the old
american orgao:z aiion. We doubt whether
lneir M I2ss Will ho made good BY accesaions from
osher qua1ters.
, 1860-08-23

chase and Capture OF m Iudlan cb,-r
a correspondent the San Francisco 4lt<
Cal:fornia, in m account ofan e1nedi,;o,
against the Indians of Honey Lake VALLEY b,
Colonel Lander, Of the wsgou.road expedition
nsHases the particulars Of The chase and c,n.
ture, after gallant resistance, Of IN Indian
ch'et who had ventured away from hi. co,.Dan.
: ions. He says: pAS''
a. g'ven 81 ignal two Of on. most .ki.]fn1 rid
efs started IN III: CHASE after the Indan ~
y open view Of the enemy upon the bin. Ths
tusitlEe no sooner saw our men in pu,anit III = -
No threw bis cloak of aud with the soeed Of N
aatelope made for the bills, but he was too Ltr
Ihs race was hard one; his comrades on the
nht saw DIS peril but dared not come TO hin re-.
neL ne counted thlrty-one mounted Tudiarx
TO advancs beyond its mouth. Just At th;s s,,-.
me iu2'tlEs turned aud fred upon The ,orerna.,
Q! ms pufsueFs, Who saw bis object and thrsw
him sen de1terous!y over on the opposite aida If
MS nor1e, las The Spaniards,) the bali na.s;.o
oafmlesslT over the horse. The der tlen Tats
ea and hred. bringing the Indian to hi. tn.s.
VIII oa!l trcm hss revolver, As he rod. IN
tns taTsge clusched at the rope hanging f,o,p
tae horses neck; the rider again drew nis ni,to1
and hred+ The ball entered the meek Of ,he In.
o'an, who held his g1ip, Aod with his d7ln9
Ras2 gave tne war s-"hoop. which was answered
- hls comrades from tho hill, whp dared not
come 10 h'. !et1ef- 4 rops was then tied 11ound
5.s !eg' and no Ta2 dragged into camp The
"Bc Jin," noted warrio- of The Snsks cr,eE
naoa, one Of tho murderers Of Mr. Adams, and
tue leader Of the parties who bad made their IN
cutslons into the rallnF.
, 1860-08-23
kCofzrfponterce Of thh Pres 2sd Tribunal
FxAEfnr ffnnkEn Co. Ii. Apxu1t

FxArr11. ffAnkE1 Co, L., Auxuxt 1s-
tfo good hurghers Of our ancient town were
ta1en ~ sa.pt7se last evening BY tho announce
mens teas ". II. DAnenhowez, Esq, Of yoax
eity had stopped for tbs night amongst VI, and
T you'd addfess the people Al The school house:
4ne Eord Fas passed around, and ia an hour
a1'ef als Arrival she house was we'll filled With
ANXIOUS and attentive listeners, who were en-
era,ned for the space Of TWO hours, With =
truthful representation Of tbs political issuea Of
;. me day. This morning ,Ws beGan counting
nosss, and to ths surprise Of ererJ body, found
thy good msn aod trus in this precinct, who
retAs avo~ed and opan advocates Of Lincoln
AID freedom.
Fillmore had considerable atreB 9Th here, most
Of it IL now for Lincoln, and ve hare fAlth to
htlieve that thoze who are bo1ding of will qni-
city vote against theIr old foo the noboc1aey,
SO mote it be, Youra truly.
AZ On Fu1xox4 AAx,
, 1860-08-23
Mo GO YET.

The active attempts mads yesterday by the
Douglas leaders to induce tho Breckenridge
men TO withdraw their ticket and unite in a
B4ll'DnccEins;slgc. .Douglas coalition in this
State, hid no. succeeded at The date Of our
latest advic2s from the conference. As wo un-
derataad the cGar, it is to withdraw ali tickets
now in tho field, and make a Few combination
for electors, which shall Include B S. Norris
L. D. Doocc, and Alfred Dutch, on the
past Of the Know Nothings; Isaac Cook and
John Dou9heny, as ths representatives, Of the
slave cod de; and any six squatter. .sovereigns
whom the parry may select. This Is tho last
and moss desperote expedient ofthe Tnles and
Herald 10 secure the vote Of this State for
Douglas, that Breck;nridge's chances may be
increased. If It, 1prks-gbo cazos?,
, 1860-08-23

Ut. C1x16IL. Aug. % 1Etp
io1 wished 10 hear from these northerucnu1 .
lies. You can put Little CARROLL down tor Ger
tain q: 600 ortr Fremout's mtjori,y, and We iu-
tend to make it IS much more - possible. hut
that amount beyond doubt. We have not
5st been walked up, hut expec. to get alve, By The
timecasslus A:Cisy comes- Yesterday the, Dsmo-
eTats Of al parts, had mass meeting, and we're
addressed BY tie hon. J. G. Allen, On the milk
and tat boat questions, the same verbatim thxt
te delivered st bloomington. They had Il owipg
hand bills out two weeks previous and vet aif
tney bad IN their procession were fifty i've men,
W actual count and there may hare been ,reo:
y scattering, but not more. over half the su-
aence was composed Of Republicans. They
CLAIM i've hundred in The county, candidly
tnins, that one hundred aud fifty viii be the e1.
that Of their humber.
Yours truly All. L1cu1En.
, 1860-08-23

lVoHtspoodcnes Of tts Press ard Tribunal
TLl11. Ill. Aug. :a ls6o
Is you say you wish your friends would post
rop in regard to the crops in Egypt, viii do
so..The first Of July was very dry and cut cropa
short in some plaees. In Pulaski county. crops
are very good. In johnson, Williamson. and
Union, crops in places are good and some places
very poor. But Southern Illinois will make
plenty and to spare. Southern Illinois ia in .
common way considered the worst place ia The
Western country; but It is not true. Wehave
a. good land as there is in the West; we hare
good farms, We hare gooa steam mills, both
Saw and Flouring Mills; 70 haTs coed free
schools, good churches and the rerr best of
society. We don't want you to think that Egypt
is in total darkness-no VIC don't, Egypt is Inst
~ wide axake today as Chicago for no a.e
fighting the Democracy Of Egypt bloody 6eht
Tais precinct .gires about Is rotes in all Old
Abe will receive about 81. Here is the greatest
Political excitement that eyer saw. On the
9Th Of November it will surprise you and the
rest Of mankind to see how Egypt has procres-
sea in civilization and Repnblicauism. s.
, 1860-08-23
CURIOSITIES OF ILLINOIS BANK.
tNfs

4ue 4as. olIc11 report ot Inc Auditor o. the
Stats, showing tho condition Of the Illinois
Banks on the 1st qt July last, is before us.
We have iooked it over with CART and it cer-
tainly is great financial curiosity. We trust
our worthy auditor will forward copies Of it
:, 10 VIM. Barry, Egg, Secretary Of tho Chicago
Historical Society, ind that i. will also he
carefully preserved in tho archives Of The
6tats 30 that in all time to come political ccon-
omIsts and hunuciers may have the benefit Of
: ita valuable teachings !:
i, T4f fupdame4tal idaa Of all legitimate bank.
ing Il that banks are, Or should be, based on
rsal capital, that the owzers and stockholders
hare money TO lend to the business public.
In business community such banks arc q
commercial necessity, and he. is norice or a
fossil who would oppose their existence, CT If
his necessity, or hls conytnicncs required
would not avaa himself Of the facilities ther
afford.
N'w il view Of this .we1l-seu!ed finaacia1
principle. let us examine tho Auditors Official
statement ,1na nst sloEs, that, ;thsre arc
olghtJ~four banks in the State with "capital
a:osk paid in and Invested according to law'
ofso,os7, 1878. Al this appears very well.
Such an amount Of banking capital ought to :
furnish very important facilities to tha MR.
cantilc and: manufacturing .interesls Of the
State. Tao 4uouut Of stocks deposited with
the Audit,r !. $40 e7s goa 1s. M, -, ,,,;. 81:
bapk. b.ve n e,rcr,,.{on or so.c,o 49,. ~ a. .
political ccoaon;., ,v,,o tsa s.ra,o, ~. -. I
,1aa.era o. tb;ssut,;cct xv,,,d s,r ~ ~ ~ 49,,
with such resources a fiji, ,;na If d;.c,lhln,s
could saiely be maintained to the hrs;rcss
n.n Of tbs s:ato. Tskina tn. deno.it. ~sa IN 80
rich State, tho dis:opn,s ought At ,east tn
equal The c;rcuat;on md old fash;o,od h.nl-
sns would a,y tbey should bo a Inv millions
more. Let us Look at the @loau mud discount y
c,,umu TIE total am.n.t i. s3so ee, ~,
San .xex;n ,nd -ttt. -,,.-c1.,.n
mako Of It R4a your eye down the column
and you will 6nd 1hat only eleran Of ,ha aio,,v.
-four bankp ,l.yo ,uy discounts, .t nj, Wbst
N accommc I'd ,tiop Ia cir b,,.inoas Non ;51nst
these banks be when scarce1v one dollar; Il
three hundred ii losaed ont tn acconmodat.
the public. ----,---- ...
RI, dooa ,,roo
nakn rrm,v nd ,,om ~ ~. ~ ,',ua .. ~. e
cul.ton1 Il !. ;,,no.sfh,'s ~ ,ern , - a. a.sa' -
all thu "tr;ck. or n. ,roaen 1ot t1a co,,o,r;.s
eufic.. Io,n H., nrd ,,;,h, - D.. "s ....,r1s
tho nsscciitv n,nk ~ at po,h,,rc6 :o:.nat
, 1860-08-23
4rcGHNGtffbttttr,


The DIR j, pspers tell Us that tho Republi-
caa- o! TINT city are making preparations to
give Mr. Seward tue largest meeting that
ever assembled in tho Stale Tno'use Of the
Depot Of the Nichignn Central Road has been
secured for$the OCCASION. speeid tlains are to
run on ali The roads, and delegations are
promised from MI the surrounding county:
Ths gathering will be the great event Of tho
campaign in that State.
p The Republicans d Uh;csgo wih do well to
mako ea,lr preparations for the reception Of
tho distinguished Sanator ii this cty.
, 1860-08-23

lceHe.pondenee ot ths Presz and Tfbuael
AA1'o1, hanson Co.. H., Aus. Il, Let.
Ihts has heea an exciting week in this u.u.
aliy dulf and quiet town. The Circuit Cour.
oe.ng IN session, politicians Of all stripes have
1asosed US daily w.!h thsir pecuiias riers, and
ehoeare1ed to satisfy the dear people shat the
ON? "a5 to save ocE hie.std U aion Was br sup.
porting their farorlte candidate. for ths Pre,i.
dency.
Bu! the great feature Of the week. Wa rer.
nias ~ Black Republican speech delivered last
1hursday By ". n. Daaenhoxer, Eso.. from
3opt FetJ Black Republican, Abortion c,ty. as
tne shsmocrscy delight in calling it,
19oee oi US who are posted in the principles
u ne PatV were prepared for the occasion.
nat me masses wdo crowded the court house 10
excess, Were taken By surprise, when they saw
tue eritter" sod heard him demonstrate be-
good the question Of doubt, that the Repub.
!ican party are standing up,n the platform of
Inc fAthers Of cur country, and those grtat
Statesmen Clay and Webster. There WIS some
anticipation Of TON, but III Has as quiet a.
xsA regulated religious congregation, aad when
tne speaker cioeeo, a burst of applause struck
oi:nsy into tho hearts OF the leaders of tha two
Aoeu Demoeracy, and demonstrated that true
Pac,ples net arc beginning to take zoot in this
;, The little Spartan bind Of tea, who yoted for
Fremont Ia 1855 III this county, rre taking cour
age II The signs Of the times, and arc working
wa will in this contest, assisted by many
aosa sod earnest new recruits.
upon consultation with friends from the va1i-
M oas pfeelncts to-day, learn that ne will prob
ao!5 poll 500 Totes for Lincoln, and tho pros.
Peoss are favorable to great increase ores that
axoEe-so 5ou sec that things arc WORKING in
EG1rr.
, 1860-08-23
KENDALL COUNTY o. Z.


o"xoo. ill., Aug. II. 1850
The assertion Of Demccrauc "horn bio3erA''
that iheF are sDekirg sad luroads upon the Re.
publican ranks in this county, is as f,aIah as il
ls false Our majority in 1856 was about four.
teen hundred. At the commencement Of tie
preteus campaign we pledged little Kendall for
htteen hundred majority for Lincoln. From
personal observation, and . partial canvass in
school districts, am convinced 1hai our M !,
los'ty to day would exceed dfteen hund,ed. MT
day passes but that converts are made FINN
the Douglas ranks. In this ,mmediate neioh.
norhood are well nigh a score that are hear
aad heud Tor Llncolo, who one month ago wera
faoid Douglas men. And If their man Alien
who won't be Governor, would Only make one
or Two more speeches here, there would be
scarcely squatte1ite left,
oar camp nres are burning; our torches are
i'ghted: aud our numerous Wide Awake bands
ass Tls'ang every ne'ghboring ril'age. Bot one
tafng We want, and that il sEt1t<rS. Wewaut
grand demoEs'ration 70 give CUT enthusiasm
rent We cs7 get Lorejoy, and perhaps Win
dom, IRON Minnesota, at any time We -:nt
them. Bat why cannot Ts:moull aiye n. a
cat! 1t N .nc. 1air that We Sortheruers. bv
whose Fotes alone victory is to bs achieved. can
1erer get sight at anr leaderE. Give Us sieht
OF our old whee1horse, Trunbull, together with
Larejoy and hers, aud We will give them
acres OF enthusiastic listeners. Pow Bor.
, 1860-08-23

back to the old policy; if you would save
your children from the degradation Of political
inequality and the consequent yassalage to q
proud and naughty 0lgarcby, SEQ to it that
the old policy triumphs.
, 1860-08-23

-shipHrecks on ths R1itish coat w-rn ~,
,neEons md fearful laat Jear, during which M
!ess Than l,6l6 persons periahed. IN the ~s,1o
n,oe 1889 li.es were slred from wrreietf ~
aeis, many Of them bJ Lie boats, win which Id
coast Of EnRlAad ia Feu supplied, - Wv
, 1860-08-23
T1lE ,TEXAS FRIGHT.

:,
1n' NC" o'i'a''s I!covaae' admitting tha'
4e'e ~ m'as:sp'eaa " o'scooten1 among the
- ~ = ~ sno .na1 nucn properly has
- 49, 49, s.'s" y n''' 1e'ea's 1ilo 'oca 1ha'
>'e 14'a '''A ''u' eonc"!1ea plo' among tne
~ w u'1en' insuf'ec1'on asams'
~ "A.es ~ saSs' III summing Up the mass
~ u''4'leo e'loence spread before the public
~ eoe ae1as papers, t4at there are no spec
ueA1oas easen' even surnised, that those
"no "ete IN Tue pot against life or property
aAo aoy SERIOUS p!aa 1or setting themselves
q; ~ Aoertg, OF projects arranged Tor escaping
Hsm 1ae punishment OF these crimes. 50 iar
"e Gu nootrs1aoo IT. as developed, tho
purposes o. inc conspiracy were mere wan
W. 4D'eA'e.Cu ana asson-"ltnont
Ao5 oeA11t17 'aea o1 "as1 Inc ACTORS we're to
:. suo 'ot tnen1sea'es' 49,.
"eaeco no' "oaaes 1nat the alaFes are H.
"s ~ a'.'eapae'oas 'o1 Heeaor1: 1helF
"a'utA1 is's1'pcla point 'hat way; and no
""e'ofanon o. Tue condition Of bondage can
CAUSE toe" 10 forget the rights with which
tue esea'or enooEca tae1n nor can they be
Always prevented 1fem attempting TO assert
eueW- ~ u1s Atne, When political dlseas-'
@'oa ~ 1e1Ss' Us n lnlnols' engages 80 large
sla'o !" paohc attention. and when the
Aessoos hcar ID every oa1'foom Wrapgl5 every
political meenng at every hotel dining table,
aoo ~ public gatherings Of I'll sorts, tbatit is
the sWoruDurpos= nf tia H1afk Renuh1;caoe
, 1860-08-23
DEMONSTRATION IN MARION COUNTY.
ECo17espoadsnes of The rrss and Tnbune.j
&41xK. MarIoa c.. LII Anf L lh6a II

-N~A%At
IEeeord briefly this morning the grand md
tripmphal demonstration of The Republican
hosta Of Egypt at this place on yesterday, the
18th inst, feeling assured that you will cheer
fully give it place IN tho columns oG Your e.
ceIlent paper, that our brothers il he Gauss in
other parts Of The State may tnow that Repub-
llean principles with us must and will axsuredlr
triumph. apd that, TOO. speedily. 1hs aumber
that ou1 most :anRuioe friends anticipated On
the occssinn did not exceed ftteeu hundred or
two thousand people AID the happy disap-
pointment that fell on Us ali, hss overwhelmed
Us wi'h unusual rrjocings Of gladnssa-
At ~ early part OF. ths day tn people CON-
and By nins O'Clock l. \. ii Va. .1s s1s;tan.sr' .'
seFsrd ds'sgatioas frcn Tho diaerent localities
o. good old Marion County" had already 1t.
nTed with Tags, transparencles, aud nus,c, ro-
cal and instrumental. At this hour the houae
delegation 1t Salem made it's appearances for
tho purpose Of escozting tho various delega.
MONS into toHa ta&t Was expected to arrive, -
, 1860-08-23

AANAEA4x, &aAk. II, lo<4.
The Chicago Zima and HtraM copies from
ths Ai:wautee Nt~s in. glowing capitals, aud
spreads itself generally over IN account Of the
ing Of .the 18th inst SIS 900 people present"
IL the modest claim set forth By those vesacious
organs: $4,000 torches In the procession =
they calmly assert
This is ! tair sp eei,nen Of the manner in which
the pooglasites are forced 10 a.aaufaesuve en-.
thusiasn1 for \ sinking cause. Jhs f.es is, there
crats and Republicans. men, women and child.
ren, assembled. 1t their meeting in Asrkek
square. They had 75s torches in this process
sson, By actual count. And this is tho extent
Of the grand demonstration" Of the Douglas.
ties in this city on tho 18Th. No more and no
less. ~, .if YoutB, d., II S. l.
, 1860-08-23

THE MEETING AT DU QuoIN.
Correspondence Of tho Pres s,d Tribunal

uu uVVofd. LIZA. Aug, r. t6to.
The Republicans Of this precinct raised a
Lincoln and usml'n pole, 1eo feet high, WITH
tne aoo,e names flung to the hreezs. Tho Ia.
ales 81 Du Qaoln made us large and handsome
aa.g q bJ feet. and streamer Is ieet iour'
yhe pole. ike Honest Old Abe, il TIL I'D
alsaight Is an arrow. Tho DouRlentes s.ood
around and grinned, thinking We could not hoist
sGs Res; ae.5 aad s1s tong jayed thin shanked
Jorfn that We could not raise 1t.
a Alter The pole Vas rai,ed and our flag rns
aoanaog, a.sNa y. L. Phillips, Of Anna, mounted the
stand and gave us = tne, speech, snch rs he il
aiways il The habit Of making: W. were ID il.
teffapled f ey pair Of the scum OF Douglasites;;
through the crowd; but tssy found some 1ft ol:i6e
msau4<rs about, who pulled them out in Twink.
mn8, IT, and gare them q few tokens Of regard
They both cay now that they are gong to leaye
ne NhlskY party, and vote for old Abe. The
Respectable portion. of Democrats say ne did
right in chast1ziDe them. "' o1u
ch. Ia the egeniog, ats o'clock, we met in tho
Car'sslan Church, where We had oue of the best
speeches have heard this campaign, from Dr..
oeaman. ot chicago. E. ". ".
, 1860-08-23

nominal sums, being al Of them less than one
thousand dollars. The simple statement that
more than half Of the banks Of the Stats have
less than thousand dollars apiece in coin,
and moro than fourth no, cent shows that
there arc .rudical defects in our baking law
that need The careful attention Of the next
Legislature: -,
d. nRut again, only twelvo Of tho efghty-lour
banks, have any "checks, drafts OF other cash
items" and the total amount is $38,o96.53.
Only twenty-seyen banks hare any "notes Of
other banks On hand-"----Ce7tain!y urtoriry
Of our banks need not fear the effect of fnan-
cal st i'm upon neighboring institutions
=, He might point out other curious facts con-
tanned in this statement but We have noticed
enough for the present We repeat that in
makirg these structures, we arc not the enc
mies Of the Illinois banks. Tbs currency #
ourzbanks is amply secured as experience has
proved 1t is now all wanted to move the
crops and with exchange at 81 of one per
cent. premium, tho public will not make seri-
ous complaints. Our sole purpose is to tlxtbo
minds Of tho people upon the Law that they
may elect members ofthe Legislature who will
provide such safeguards as will prevent fur
ther and ruinous expansion Of our currency,
It'll the whole system e1plodes by the very
vastness Of its proportions, and involves our
state again in disgrace and bankruptcy Lst
the. people demand it, and the thing will be
well and e6ectuallr done.
, 1860-08-23


80 0AxBE. 11l11oIs, Aug. 81, 1s6o.
Our thriving little city WAS thrown into ouite
fever Of excitement last evening, the report
hayirg been circulated that S. F. Danie1s and
=. Il. Bull, Esqs., would bold 3 Joint discussion
here. Long before nightfsu tne roads leading
here we're filled NTH people hu.rying to hear
and see. Is team after team, their banners and
colors flying, filed into town, cheers, long and
loud, rang out on the "stiliy air" for Honest
old Abe. All the, teams we're Crow ded, aud
nearly all 6lled with cur hardy yeomanry were
enthusiastic for Lincoln. There rere but few
Democrats cut, and those Kept mighty STILL
e nnterrltied Democracy ,.was silent-ez1ept
Hall, the Douglas orator.
At O'Clock, the crowd having assembled at
the fehoolhouse, the speaking commenced. The
house was crowded full, and hundreds stood
outside unable to get in. Alter q short opening
speech BY Ar. Dani.la. n epublican,} Mr. Hull
tDemocrat} held the anxious and expectant su-
dlence in agony for about two and half hours,
Like other Douglasi.es, he failed u bring out
any new truths or arguments. Twas regular
milk and water speech, neither head, tail nor
Mr. Daniels followed with acorchipc reply.
Hts telling eloqaence overthrew the weak, force
!eas stun OF Je Douglas orator, and drew tor
rents Of applause from the delighted AUDIENCE.
re spoke tor an hour, e!oquentjT and foyciblT.
wall. wv" ~ AAe
At the close Of bis speech, three times three
were giFeu with zsst for Old ABS. Our coun-
Il H ause By 1900 majority for Lincoln and
Hamlin. We are bound to win, BED
, 1860-08-23

meeting OF the City Council OF An,us,. isst
Saturday, a resolution to call a public mret;ng
10 consider the aarout offered by Lori Bruuohhs
an to Minister Dallas, WAS Lost b. the css,sn .
rote Of the Mayor. e ~AoA1n
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