American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
a Glapee At de FieId, il 1890.

4lpphaht hho1ub oi Dign eEpectau0nss mas
Fbssu suddenly s,ureda from as propri,ty.
by anew dahgerluiking ahead. which has.
We W must confess rather an ugly look. i
does pOtapPeaE that the sdsfep. Of the De
mocraeyl 10 1860, ,issby no means among
'impOsdbililies, and the late courage aud
braggadocio Of the soutb.' suddenly ooze
out, and it' tone becomes quite Plaintye
The Ricbmond Enquirer thus gives utter
ance 10 itsfeaEs:-4sf;Fgtsa " s6tigss1 ~
s'9sIf the nominee Of the CharIeston Con
ventioD is not elected BY the people. from
what we have demonstrated, Il win be seen
that there willbe little orno hope for him
in the House Of Representatives.. All Of
the efforts of.the party should be directed
to the great and important object Of secut-
Jag the election Of our candidate by the
people,. snH' 80 y - GfFg 80 - >a'
The exigencies of the party should give
the nomineeaof the Charleston Couvention
a candid united and entbusiastic support.
There never was an occasion whentke most
vital Interests oJehte South appealed more
strongly TO the Democracy of the UnIon.
in behalf Of concessions and harmony than
the present. fhe greatest enemy Of The
South is in him who. ct this time, couI-
selsthe rupture oflhe State Ri ghts D ONO,
Icracy..''FtSfa hoUs Ua isfi asFats 80 'ae
OF course Slavery appeals to the Demo
cracy for support. % 1t has always done 50.
and has not Appealed 10 vain. The Charles
tonnominee im6st be elected If possible, In
him the only hope ofthe Slave power re-
sides. recommend this cool assump
ton OF the Enquirer, that the interests oI
the institution and those Of the National
Democracy are identical, TO the considers
ton ofthose honest freemen Of the North
who are following blindIy the demsgogues
who are leading them directly into the
ditch Can you longer be imposed lpon
by these or! a'ures? Siss Iedi t4As - Eba
= Now let us examine intothe csuse which
have alarmed the South. She perceived
that when she stands stiuit she can onlj
cast, 1870 elecioral votesL-34 short of al
election. The relative strength or theNcr
and South is shown by the following tables
FBFE STATES. 1.-The Free States win b
entitled 10 votes in the electoral college a.
follows; ssnl's 81 liRaaS ASA ssse lssii
Maine = 10 diSs8 Mic6iganad' isalsst
New Hsmpsbife Ibdfa6a sg1sa bis
Vermont sg's 8 IilinoisesVl 10 l7'sf1
Massachusetts as Iowa is'o7ss Hsdi
Rhode Island ,as4 Wisconsin saA - 4
Connecticutp "a see California ,Hotissl
! New York bsaR2 35 Minnesota 10 tss Z
; New Jersey ssa - Ofegotzs yiasssos.
Pennsylvania i97 Kansas 81 Iisstsss;
Ohio b edF stoAi23 mAslSsq cd 81.
rba 30 isAa4 Total 81 10 srsdse re,
t SLAVES srArEs.aa1The Slave States vii
> be entitled % votes in The electoral sollsg
-, as followsi tseasT ssq01g s&' slasJ .@tsiAis
Virgins auuiinf5. 1ouisiana !sdl waaj
! De'awatsI sss - 8 Afkausassi 'aalseI
9 Maryland oi sa'i 8S'Tenhessse esaa ~
: North CaYoliha issio Kehtucfysss PSs5I
! South Carolina H8 Missouri aah sass
: Georgia yai'i10 Florida amegTe lays
Alabamass asisaaaa g. Texas ~ gaidhH
Mississippi 10 as4s7 apes sbnsssb aA&
a $50 ID @id Total 81 i'Ioh tisaaa sil1q
10 Total voteo Free States y9s1isoo isI8
} TctalVotes Of Slave States slSsiia@sf2
/. ~ s1jaon eva Saassss ed bsros aEalI
: yiso bss Majority forsFree States aosso6
. Aggregate vote Of Free and SlaveStates so
Q MAJORITY necessary to elect a President, Is
! > The Free States have! when united, 8
!. votes over what is necessary for an elec flor
e Which Of these States can the demofalize
+ T'emocracy reasonably hope to carry
Pennsylvania has deserted their standard
!, The aggregate popular vote OF Illinois,, .
: the last election, indicated the pferohder
q ance Of Republican 81 'niimeut ofthat State
!, Indiana. California. .'Ahe Oregon safe N
a only States, then, to which she can look "a
Q support. They cast. in the aggregate. onl
y 2O electoral Votes. IL IL added TO I'll
y South raises 9heabumbef TO l40-14 ishol
q of an elections But Ibdisna may be save
Il to the opposition Thefssre iaifprospeet
y that such "a end1may be Sttaiued. f0regot
too, is og doubtful Democracy sAni viii
). is more, even the South iis not certainly
e units asThel recent elections asbow thi
= some OF the 8 ates' are enthusiastically
= Ky, "A4so much so atlat the Dem0cr4c
!, cannot Felylnpen them for saeeotq 'i'o ~
8 % No wonder, then. Chat the 'eouthS tli
4 SlaveaDemocIacyA isgightened. iTheipa,
I, " isvsplt into iactibns.S each under Il
j. leadership ofai Preside htiai aspirant, SWh
J; Knows no qcemp pfomiss.'l Upon whom a
y y ahese denSoraliEed fragments Of tbe part
+ 10 units?u aCanqaDy Democrat solve th
4 problem? Ifany one can he Is sjhsta Il
= man Il Democracy are looking for. The
- y know not what tOsdosO ltis dsrknssssA IN
y glodmOnsallsiees. isfbsy GeellseSymnf
y asiftheg iAers isoonstO bepstwckS hut cal
= ot dstsrmips exactly frOmowhRis airsCtit
y the blow is coming ALstdtbsm' sposss
4 themselves inlpaliepssl AiThey WAll n6ndi
=. all out soou--sooner, PF0bsblya thanoths
n desirs) III isi ,crnaa Bitiohts0douHG
r strike a. pnora adilspidatsd shelh dflA part
! but justice mnstihkvs its dueSlA- sandusl
! ReRisteF. o. aaliss1.sHi asafoas haaeH o.
Isdt % s--tgfzIrT sTf 4r--rrr--r@lTI Adj ia'
q ,bsgWIt,is anqold SAYING tiiatsmen sbou
W not Instr ysHnlAaslAs e6n ssnppoit 81 wi
10 andfrombs some examples jseilidNe seam
in dnuhtsysFy cmnch,s Ehathera Moinshso O
4 prudeetIy natry ruplsss sbes canssnPper
husband,