, 1860-09-18

1bn1anpIe, nad declared 1oE the party Of tree
DOM: 4 oom for morel
;-Hon. Peter H. Sylvester, of Co1sackie, ha
been nominated for Member of Congress, b
the Republicans Ct the 1lth District, Nes
, York. Ar. S. has been d member Of the Hous
! trice before, serving from 1s47 to 1851. Ii
will make an efficient, experienced and abl
> | Representative.
A UNANIMOUS CouS1T.-The County Of Pen
: ooscot, Maine, has elected to the House of Rep
resentasivss unanimous Republican dele2a
t'un. In the times Of Polk ard Pierce this va,
one Of the strongest counties on The Democratic
Ride in the State.
- The editor Of the Baltimore R4triot en-.
counsered two Intelligent Georgia merchants
tue other day, On his way from Washington, and
'asy assured him that Breckinridge Was sure ol
saas Slate By $4,000 mfjority. When asked
"nas they we're going to do, if Lincoln shculd
be elected, they answered very coolly Go On
as We are going now, and bold him to the con.
st'tutional execution Of his Office!
New JEasEr-The Newark Dolly A.rcury
says thst their accounts from all parts Of New
Jersey zse very cheering, and shat Lincoln is
sure efthat Stale by at least 900 plurality.
| BELlEyxnEr7 Sox1sA11oss IN MAssacnrsxr1s
The following are the nominations made ty
the Bell Everett party Of Massachusetts On Tues
day of last wetk:
G2rtrnor-Amos A. Lawrence Of B7ook1iae.
L'eut- 46rtracr-Edward Dickinson ef An
heTst.
Secretary Of fState-Thomas Parsons Of Brook
Ireasurtr-Samue! 4. Eliot of Cambridge.
Aud'tor-J. Henry Hill OF Worcester.
As'ornfy GeAtrat-ueury Norris Of Spring
E1tctor3at Largs-Le,i Lincoln of Toreesf.r
Aar.hall r; WiIaer Of Dorchester.
HAr;es E!tesfT:-1st, Joseph Griuneli of New
Hadtord; -, Bs. amin Hobart fSoutb Abinz
aon; %, Henry Mansfield of blsckstope:
4sh, Santord u. Hnut Of Koxhury: 5tb, J.
it'oh i6emas Stevenson Of Boston; 6:h, Nathaniel
Stn. Il O4oiel :. Richardson Of Lowell; 9TH, Juhn
u: !hussson of Lancaster; 10th, Uslnyn Baker
Of o. Northampton; 1lth, William G. Bates cf
| The whole temper Of the Convention was en-
'lFely against fusion, any mention Of such IN
event being received with hisse,, groaus, ETC.
A1cu1GAs.-The Ann Arber Nsws sa7s that
senator Bingham spoke few days since at
brighton, aud altar he had finished his speech.
tFo Of the moss prominent Democrats in that
torn came out from the bogus Democracy,
1helr names ares. P. Rasweil and G. n. Rose.
Tie Brookes, Of tho New York Erpre., at
LAST boldly confefs their designs in selling ont
bsa-Eserest to Douglas and Breckinridge. Tie
Tribune having asked these political auctioreer,
what they intended to dc, they reply through
the EtprAs:
We mean to serre you, in 1860, lust es ne
a,a seFsea yeu y 1856! What We are after is IS
Sk1es Ct heaven-is 1t note
We should say it is clear. In 1856 you elect
Cd buchanan b. pretending to support Fill
more; ond your agents in Pennsylvania were
paid for their villainy in hard cash By Mr. Bu-
ehaoana agent (see Covoie report, C. Wen.
dells testimony. You arc trying 10 do . SIM
liar thing now, bat you wont succeed. The
hand writing ia on the wall, and We advise you |
to hare FOUR household in readiness for t1io
"Cp Sat E!yeE-"
The IF<,ttrn As,ouri7n. oue of the mrs
earnest Douglas organs OF tie South, ba, tie
following argument in beaatf of its candidate
Under the doctrine # ron. intervention. "a.
nhci.I t'ouE,as IN 1ao4, Inc sout: baA |
1elola4 Territory: How2 Why, the Territorial
GoFerament of Nsw Aexico has eauctetl a tlava |
eeae os iusl asd as stringent as the slaye code Of
nos'4 CA.ollna. ad slavery i+thus protected il
nf thst and Of @ 'he 10000 SO usre miles
eng the o1dtat and must thickl y-settled portion
are sltusted North Of the Ills ,ouri line.
hRrrHnER TEIs.-afilfard Fillmore ea:d. in a
le1ter recently written By him and published.
that s'al The evils which have afllc.e n.
country for the past six years in connection
Win 'ne slavery question, are directly tracta
bic to the repeal Of tho Missouri Compro.
mise!"
AT recent pole raising at Iroudeouoit,
y. L., DR.. smrles, CT that plsce, hitherto q
leading Democrat, gave in his adhesion to Re-
publican men ard measures in q vc,v able
speech.
Soa1So orER IN SQUADS AT The Republican
in Tennessee, McDonouch Coun.
Y, last week, there were in the ranks Of the {
Club from st. Mary's, no less than {
en- men all recent converts from bogus De- :
nocracg to pure Repuhiieanism. q
Still 1So--The 5iacomb (McDonoueh :
;ouuty) Journal Of the l3!h contains the fol- :
owing, which tells lis own story: L
CoIeHxs1z.. Ill, ss7t, lo:h, 1850. q
EDITOR NACoHB .toUnxAL-Sla:-Ia am an Old |
.soe :" big. In 1865 wes elected Chairman Of
he Douglas Ciuo in this town, and served 81
uch, and Toted the Democratic ticket that fall. n
nave repented the error Of that vote, nod am .
o's IN favor Of, and shall vote for Abe Lincoln ?
nd aaTi5r a!l Old Line Wings, who revere the y
lemorJ OF Mr. Clay, and would restcre to our '
oVeFnuent patriotic and economical admin =
'tra11oo OF national sfA1rs, to DO ikewiss !;
J. G. HoaAa7. =. =
oSlox CouS7r.-Ths National Democracy of :.
mon County came together one thousand :,
'roog at Jonesboro, On Saturday week. for tho b
utpose Of raising Brecksnridgc pole. After . .
le pole had been "set up" Dr.. Coadoo, J. II. tt
NTH and A. P. Corder Addressed the gather #
e. The Jopesboro Gazette Promises q "Na- =
ona" victory in Union County this fall, II
MAINE TmRD CONGRESSIONAL Dis1R1cr.-Fif- Il
-four towns in the Third District Of Aai.s IL
Te Fessendea o,433, and johnson s,5a7. The -
re towns to come in gave, il 1855, majority IL
- :oT johnson. If there is no gain or loss n
them, Ftssenden's plurality will be ss7, This =
latrict g6Ea but G3 Republican majority in "
is, and was regarded By CUE friends a. e. til
emely doubtful. e
- cAsstus II. C14r will speak a. Goshen, In- IN
ana, on the 9Th Of October next, The Goshen CT
ma says there will be assembled at that time r
biggest, ts'|est largest, broadsst, deepest W ~
o*o that was ever seen in St. Joseph Valley. til
Asrs5 5. Fitch, Esq Of this city, address di
breckinridge meeting at Lognnsport, In pe
ana, on Saturday week. The Loganspo.t f,
HrnaE says that Mr.. F.'s speech was "a suc- NJ