, 1860-09-27

MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE,
The Mendoza T,mss thinks Judge Trumhul
don't amount to much. "Judgo DcksJ can
bsat him all hollow"
Gov. JAcxsoN DGcLAnEs ron BtEck1xR1pot'-
Claiborne F. jackson, whom the DouClssHes'
assisted by a portion Of tbs Breekinriagef''
bare just elected Governor Of Mshsonsi, naos
speech ut the Breckenridge State Convention On
Friday, and declared hinself agfi:at D'ne'ss'
Gov. Randall Ct Wisconsin gees 10 lne'arA
uext week to speak in behalf Of the Republican
cause in that State.
in The company Of "Abe's RoJs" at Con.
pe.syillc. lndi.na, are fifty old Democrats. Eli
NOW for Lfoco1n.
IN tho rRail Nouls1s" of1ndianapolis are
-eIeyea old s.5hnch- Democrats who s1o actively
a. wo,k for the Republican cause. ),
The I. and Ut-aM CT this city ley
auy, since published c=ndrd to ths effect that
EiHard Leahsy, formerly known throps shonthe
country a. the "Monk Of In Trappe," had been
p7tdoned out of The Wiscarain Safe Pflson ~
Gov; Ratdall on condition TINT he would take
the etump in tho Third Wiscors'n Congress-
ional Di:tric. egainEt Larrabee, the Dcmoc5a:le
candidate. The Madison journal prseks this
bubble By calling attention 70 the fact that most
Of the pspers in Wisconsin had, some time Pre-"
rious TO the appearance Of the article in Tho
Z. and Herald, published several letters
ftou 1ar7sbe., urging the pardon ct le hay
4 BIG TeAx.-The Ohio Sta.e. s3urna! an.
ncuuces The Hon. Thomas Ewing is to speak at
Caillcath, On Friday the 9Th Of o:seber. Cor.
Ch1se and Tom Oorwia src to speak at The sano
1lme ard place.
THs OLo GraRp CoNEs OVER IN 1 Bopr.-
o7er TWO HUNDRED AMERICANS, OF the
town Of Ketsevitle; Ei,ex county, New FORK,
a,l of whom voted for Fillmore in 1856, and who
| hsve gear httcr ye1r carried tie iowa Of hsess-
vile for tie Am.ric.n party by from h!ty to GRE
hundred mej '1lty, feeling convinced that q dis
tiuet aod separate organ;z nioa Is no leDges
praoiolble nor ex psd:eat, ard that the attempt
| OF Brooks and Lis colleagues 10 transfer the
Ffee Soil. Protective Tariff Democrats and old
Vhizs Of that torn into Tho rsnks Of tho Pro-
Slavery, Free Trade Democracy, should be re-.
pud;uted; hereby givs notice hat they 1efute
to b. eold, AID s>orn and rejso.: tie unau:bor-
jx.d transfer, which ia es i0su}tir s as tbs mer-
cenary and malicious motives which iastigated
it are de3ra5;n to to ito suther,, aud thst thy
in!ead GEO and ali to vo!o forLlscoIs and BAN
LIN.
The Democrats are cruel toward their ua.
fortunate merbsrs. Now that Col. Smart is
defeated ia Mains the New York Joarn2l Of
Ctnu7xree calls lin .a s.ni-A btlitiorist."
Tho Soa1.1n. Coafedtrzty, which was far
| preventing L;neo}n's izaaguratisn by .torco,
thinks better Ct it now. and comedies that
l;s election would not be in itself "aa overt
sct."
SENSIBLE D:e7on.-A letter ffcm Dr.. Stephen
Duncan Of Mississippi, largo platter. is at
t,ac,ire much attention South. Tho D:o!or
says, II ths Caian is to be dissolved, 1fcr oEe
would te for telrrg out mF Possessions imn1e-
distely. Any man Of Sense and reflection can
no. fail to SEQ that. after disun;ou, we would be
| in no better condition, in any enc respect. md
almost IN alirespse.s infinitely WORE. Onrta1-
ca alone would co:sume more than one quarter
Ct our rroduc!a.'
WESTERN MERCHANTS, MAkEA No7E Or 7n1s-
The Nev York Tri1uae Of Saturday has ,ha fci'
lowing:
Nr. Robert II. Jones, who has becn
| for tive ears in ths employ Of Da7is, Noble q
| Co No. ST Chambers str. ct. in the dry goods
| Sau,hera Trade, Is Wide Awake, ard turned
| oct in ,he great procession oa Thrraday 1t last
| week. On Friday morning one Of the tlrm cr~
| dered tbs booE. keeper to te.te with a1d dis.
cnarge tlr. His address mar BE- found a: this
sM:e.
t FCa1ox IN Pkxxs1LvAxIA.-The Douglas State
Committee ofPeapsy1vaaia Of announce s5asthey
kaEc ut no time cnter;aipcd proposition for tu'
| zion With the supporters OF BseekinEid1a. Nor
will they at any fuaure period.
| OSg or ruE H.srL1x-Thc Albion, Ne1 York,
Uai9n, announces as one Of the reeul!s OF Mr.,
Doug!as's visit md speech 1t that P'acs, the
conversion Of Joseph Hart, Esq, who Il, :othls
peri3d h.s been fn.ioalst, 10 the supper. ol
Lincoln mud u-mln. After hearing Douglass
hara= gac, lie rery soon rea:hed th= confusion
ths. there was hut one plaes for an honest nj sn
in ths ranks Of the Republican party
FEAaTuLLr L1scoLx--The Taunton {Nass..
Gle<lte taj that Republican Club was organ
izid in Nort2n las. Saturday evening, eh2eres
as follows:
President, Arres 4. Lincoln. j1olnrr
VICE Presidents, S,neca Lincoln, Siles ". Lin
oaln; Seere,arY and Treasurer, 5. LsEreI II:
L,ncolu; Execi.;ve Co;amtttee, D.nil u. Lin
col1, Har11scn T. L,ncolo, Calvin G. L'5calc.
L D11txxA-A Ezeekinsidg= paper goes q
into ecstacies ov:r Douglass tazeaito hang se
ceder*, naede n The Norfolk speech. 1t thick
| he will have to cliciate rs Jack Kesch in th
execution Ct large majority Ct his presen
supporters South.
COMING Br Towssu1rs-For'y; three German
Ct tas town OF Bethlehem. Albany county, Nh
York, Who have always heie:oiore voteda ah
| Democratic ticket, tere joined TIC Repub'icz
Club, ard are hereafter Tor Lice tr :: d Hamli'
Their names a1e published in tho k''ar.- J@rJ
nal.
, Tho D,ngcr Wig and Curitr,i:. 2, a
. lic.o exploding aoms Democratic isurin
o. the result Of the 1e:e1t cit ctioo in that STAT
0 says:
"0ur s1i.nas ab.oad VIII p!ee.e uudcrstsr
. one thing: Z: thst the receDt Republican ii
= tory in this State VIA more complete and mo,
- overwhelming than anything which pteeedt
d ,-and thtt the Democratic psr'y here has nj
only teea c:tei1y aud hnpelessfy routed. whit
combined upon one Guseroatorial csndless
! bus il now going into cir,i v ST ot,bs fac:io,
= which viii tbout tqual:y divice its teeb'e 70
: in Noyenber- ltis nox onfy struggle for Il
u party or, anizs!ion."
# PENNSYLVANIA Tho Philadelphia Eptni'
a Journal (Bc1.ver.,t organ) publishes an CT
r cIal call ftr meeting Of the Constitution
ts uo;on Slate Executive COMMITTEE, to be be
j. at IIarrisburgh On Thursday, September a7t
| At. IF r~y4tAf;rsr Tenefff
tional Union Eec:ora! Ticket Tor tie state
a reunsylyania, and selecting candidate +
J. the cti:s Of Gorerner, to be supported By Ii
y ps1ty At The coming October election" 1t
h well uaderstood that desperate effort is to
# made 10 iudrco this faction to concentrate
,o,es upon Faster, the Dte:kin1idS &C. Doug!
4 candidate. Money will he freely used fur Il
pu,pcs.. The pu.chasable Belleverest lecde
'e will hence be found favoring the scheme.
l. Has anybody ever yet heard D ,uglas m
l. a1vite az l1quirer TO read the joint u scuaaio
or Of Messrs. !. ncoln hnd douglas ID li'uots +
=. ~ 5ca,s ago, H~s aay one ever seen DcuRls
'e {to disseminating these diEcuss:cn3 II )
know ii one, lei Us hear. Ii yon ever az,
u. htar q D,uplasi:e sasir1 thst Li=coin il
a. clever fe1low-Ecnest and we'll meaning.
doubt, but not tae equal q Stephen 4. Dor
i las-j7tt ask him: '' Haze sou read their :,
- de5a.es before tho peop:e o{ 1;linnis:' i,
r Question viii c1.ipguisa hin4-R. I. 1Fi6ua<
i pA1,n D1sx1ssED-Rer. Ar. Bell, Past
re- OF the Graham Avenue Protestant 4teihoG
- Church, New York city. IVES. At q qusrte
If. meeting Of that Sostets, held Oh Friday Ii
dismissed br almost IA unanimous vo!e. I
~ prirc,pal cause Of complaint against Mr.. I
ID was his Anti-slave1y sentiments, which te
3et it his duty to express from the pulpit. 7
m Chairman was directed to provide NJ. Bell II
m mcn certi6eate us to Lis good moral s.ardipg
well n Christi.n and ministerial character.