We publish in this morning’s TIMES the speech of Senator DOUGLAS in full, on reaching Chicago. His entry to the chief city of his own State ...

Thank God, the battle is over in Kansas and the victory is won. The Lecompton state government is secured, and now all is in the hands of t...

Columbus , Dec 18, [1859.] Dear Spooner : From what you say in yours of the 14th, I infer you had not received mine previously written ...

dear Friend: It will not be convenient for me to attend the meeting to-morrow, nor do I see what we can do as a committee in the presen...

Washington, Nov. 23 d , 1859 Hon. A. Lincoln, My Dear Sir, Am obliged for the information in regard to the meeting of the Nationa...

In your civil but very diplomatic reply to my letter , you inform me that I have a constitutional right to visit Virginia, for peaceful pu...

North Shore , 11th February, 1861. My Dear Pinkerton , — Your letter of the 18th of January reached me in Boston while I was upon the w...

Wayland , Mass., Oct. 26, 1859 Governor WISE : I have heard that you were a man of chivalrous sentiments, and I know you were opposed t...

SPEECH IN ACCEPTANCE OF NOMINATION AS UNITED STATES SENATOR, MADE AT THE CLOSE OF THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION, SPRINGFIELD, ILL., JUNE 1...