, 1860-10-27

for the Assembly In the LID District In New
York city, has been arrested and held to bail
for forging the endorsement Of Almshouse
Governor Dugro to u note for S020. Mr.. |
Smith was member Of the Inst Legislature,
mud probably acquired his bad habits then.
The editor Of the Southern CoaEederdy
douglas ogan) has 10 very exalted opinion
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury. It objects to
him in general and In detail OF his services
at a barbecue at Marietta, Georgia, recently,
the editor says:
"Howcn Cobb would ta1nt any cause he
might espouse, any party with which he nets,
Or the beef Of any barbecue.
Tho question has been mooted one, how
the BrecHnridgers voted at the recent
elections in Ohio and Inaiuna- The Dayton
(ohio) Empim (Douglas) states what Il knows
about the matter, as follows:
ave know not Whist the supporters Of 5fr.
Breckenridge may have done in other portions
Of the State; but do knors, AhaG IN this county
and district, BreckinTidge 5ne11 Id1ored earnestly
and actively for the sa4eeess Of the Democratic
STATE, Distria and County tttket&; The vote
proves this. And We doubt not, in the event
earnestly for Its success as my party OF men
possibly cam
Hon Philip Frnncis Thomas, formerly
Governor Of Maryland, and always a Democrat,
has been making speech in which the dis
unionlsts md alarmists are severely handled.
He says:
"Tbe Shareholders have already more rights
than anybody else. They are few in number,
and yet Congress tasted NIL the time In discus
sing their intercsts. lie thought that the rest
to turn our attention to internal concerns. It
was ungcnerous to cry disunion, when the
South Lad gotten all that she could ask. ......
We have nothing to fear from the election OF
Mr.. Lincoln. A1lfor1ncrly stood upon bis plat
form. None ever doubted the right Of Con,
not what mans abstract opinions were; we
had had many free-soilcrs in the Presidential
chair. Jefferson Has rank free-6oiler. Madi-
son and Monroe were both frcc-soilcrs. .....
In the event Of a dissolution, Maryland would
he tho chief sufferer. Her laud would glitter
With sparkling bayoncts. baltimore woalu DC
onnihilated The burden Of her trade is from
the great Northwest Maryland Ind sent her
sons to hcw down and cultivate the Western
Wilderness, aud would never consent to be
separated from them.
Capt. Bartlett, Of the Monroe (Wfs.) Wide
Awakes, suggests that tie Wide Awakes of
Wisconsin, Iowa and Northern Illinois Gu
camp at Blue Mound, the highest point in Wis
consln, soon after the November election, for
the purpose Of having Il jubilee on grand
scale, each company providing itself with camp
+ furniture and provisions, aud one or more
barrels Of tar and saltpeter.
"A suspicion ofswind1ing attaches to the
Democracy Of Dubois county, 1ndiana, in the
Pocket District. It was always stronghold
of Democracy, but this year the majority is
little too large to be reconciled with fair deal
Ing. Notwithstanding the Republican vote Of
this year Is 1855 heavier than In 1855, the Dem
ocrotic majority this year is 81 more than the
entire Democratic vote cast In 1858.
VALUABLE EAccEss1oSs-Two Of the leading
Democrats Of Lake county, Indiana, have come
| out for Lincoln since the recent election. One
| of them, ]. A Berry, Esq, was recently the
, editor Of the Democratic paper In jasper
county, and during the late canvass, editor Of
the Crown Point .I1srsontan; and the other,
j Mr. John shechan, is the most influential Irish
| Democrat Of the county. Both Of them con-
cede that Douglas is now out Of tho question;
and they cordially act with the only party
which can defeat Breckenridge.
The N. 7. Express, In reltcratins its charge
Of seetionalism against the Republican party,
gives list Of States in the following style:
| It has no existence in Maryland.
| 1t has no existence In Delaware.
| 1t has no existence in Missouri.
1t has no existence in Kentucky.
It has no existence In Virginia.
The above statements are essentially filse.
The Republican party has IN existence in all
the States above named; and in most Of them
It is relatively stronger than the Democracy In
Massachusetts and Vermont.
Every county in the Northern tier Of In
diana gives Republican majorities. In 1856
every one Of the same counties gave Pierce
ma}orities.
Fon BRIcE1s81D0E-Gcn- John ". Reid
one Of the recently elected members Of Con
gross in Missouri, heretofore an active Doug
las man, has come out for Breckenridge and
Lane.
The Richmond Enquirer editor declares
that not one man in Virginia desires disso
luton Of the Union.
Prentice says: Tic most disagreeabls
"vire work" that we have known anything
about for q considerable time, were The tclc
graphic dispatches after the election on til
9Th.
Mr.. Keitt, Of South Carolina, yoluntaril!
retires from Congress, mud Lewis N. Aver, o
Barnwell, is elected as Ills successor. Other
| II IL 81, hnt1
opposition. :.
.-Wallach, Of the Washington 70. C.) Star
Breckenridge paper, expelled from the Demo
cratic Jackson Association Of that city 70
fairly reporting Republican meetings ant
speeches, announced the fact in paragraph
| headed (for the sake Of breyity)- The Dem
Jack Ass, Brays."
4 A VALUABLE AccEss1oS.-Col Vim. L
Due, one of the strongest men in flcrlSimc
County, New York, conservative, hitherto
for Bell, has come out for Lincoln. He urge
all who would deplore the casting Of the clcc
tion into the House, to do likewise.
Tho Richmond Enquirer states that Col
Joel Jancey, "the wheel lorse OF: Virginia De
rnocracy," who has heretofore been asuppor'
er Of Douglas and johnson, lhas come out TO
Breckinridgc and Lane.
Grows District, in Pennsylvania, has bcc'
declared the banner Congressional District
and Tioga County, in Grows District. the ban
ncr county Of the Stale, Curtin gets % q
100 per cent, ofthe whole vote In the District
and Is per cent. of the whole vote n Tiog
county. Tiogn in old Wing times used to b
one Of The strongest Democratic counties Il
the State.
Bucks County, Pennsylvania, gaya 6 ma
jozity for Col. Curtin at the State election. l
proposes to give 500 majority for Lincoln il
November.
R1oHr.-Thcre unhappi}y las existed d
| vision in our ranks In Bureau County, on til
Representative nomination. We are- glad l.
see that tho County Committee Las been callc
! | to meet on the 30th inst for the purpose 9
; rcconclling the differences, and uniting npo
! one man. .,..
: DoDoED An AxswKR.-On Friday mornin
: the St. Louis Bulletin asked Mr.. Douglas St
| 1ies Of questions relative to his promise c
Green's scat in the Senate to Frank Blall
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