Democrats will offer to trade their whole
tickst for a vote for Cole. We trust no Re
publican will be grssn eoongh to trade off
Curtis for any odds.
DO
(RJTMrs. Governor Morgan is tbe recipient
of a beentifal dinroind neexlace, a present
from the Prince of Wales. It was sent from
J#t0
express.
(fitTFrank Cunningham of BroonieGo*#
N. Y.,
one of the ablest stumpers for Fill
mors in
1856,
Hamlin.
his come oat for Lineoln end
ftJTThe Albany Cveefnf Jeerael o1ak»e
Delaware and Oregon for Lineoln and Ham
lin.
N. Caulkins of Aaburn, e life-long
Democrat, pablishes a Utter deoliriag his
Intention to vole for Linooln.
£jjTMr. ^Dickinson, in bis Btnghaapton
tpeeoh, says a good word for the tnuoh abused
countenanoo of Lincoln. lis says:
k of
br,
K
*\,
bavs been much abused exeept Mr. Lmoln.
lie has been abused by bis own party. What
1 mean is, that they have severely injured
him by ths puVilicatiun of what thev call hi*
irtrait. if be will engage my professional
servioe* against the Republican party, I will
ensure him from a Broome county jury heavy
damages in an aotion for libel. Ths pictures i
of bita which 1 have seen really do him great
irjusticft in al! respects «a»e one —if he were
half as ugly as they make him appear, it
would, as wal said elsewhere, be quits enough
for him to look at a rail so HS surely to split
it. But bo does not look like those picture*.
He is not positively a handsome man, I ud
rnit, but has an intellectual countenance and
is an intellectual gentleman.
