, 1860-09-05
Tho Irreprcssfblc Condict OF tho De-

Tho Irreprcsslblo <ondict OF tho De-
mocrucy.
tCor7espondence Of Foruey'a Philadelphia PffsaA
WlBxoros, August 81, Heo.
The hitter blood that has been created aunonE |
the Southern politicians By the division Of mo
Democratic party il greatly to ho deploreo.
Differences OF opinion Among the !cading men |
in that section Of the country arc always aptto
engcndsr fatal strife. Ihose ~ho kno" ~. H.
Yaucey, Of Alabama, will greatly regret ne
I'd. uo Is one Of the nlokt an1lable men N eoa
versation I ever knew. lie has very pleasant:
fsaut. and open countenance. To'ce o. eor9. arr.
melody, and bis whole tesrinE IL tnai91 ia hn~sr-
teous and genial gentem ard TOLD no*s ~ rsr
er, that when he mounts the stump, an.
Tied away by the applause of the crowd 4 $40 sne
excitement Of his subject, he occasionally 1noua.
rancey we'll in the National Democratic
Coureatioa which Sat ia baltimore N
184s, vixen he led the Southern opposisoa 10
General CasS-acting then, as now, on n!nes1
ent line. With the extreme anti slavery Oemo'
Gratis of the free States. His youthful appeal'
great f.rorise. Ths difficulties st bis present
felasion to parties grow cut Of the ret saa'
more than year ago be WAS every mere fe-
garded ks an uureserred champion OF disua.oI
sentiment. Although he hss lately Ieeaaseaa
| this sentiment, it IS not easy Tor hin 10 ~
| Ni0S*u VI kQE IEAQuu8luHAky - - 49,
| which. however il may be defended OF s1.
planned, must end ia the separation Of 1ne
Union. if those who are connected with i are y.
! all sincere. Should LncGln be elected, auee5
will be compelled, not merely by bis past feco.o,
but by the declarations Of those With "nom 10
is asaosiated q present. to make tnat ptstsa.
for trouble. Within the lust few weeks be has
had altercations with the Hon. Jere ctemehf'
formerly Senator in Congress from Alabama
and now one of the editors Of the Memphis ~
qu;rtr-wish Colonel ]. !. Seibe}s, late Anefi
can Minister at Brussels, and now one oi tue
editors Of tho Alabama Gon}e1eretson, a DouS-
las paper-and with Hon. Augusfns r..
Wrieht. Of Georgia, q member OF Congress
from that State two yeats aRo. believe tn9
trouble With Clemens has been adjusted, hut !
stnii not be surprised il q rencounter s6ou1o
ensue between Mr. Yancey and some OF she
Douglas men in his own State Already a raj.
uable life has been lost in Arkansas, IN the
person Of q newly elected representative
70 the National Legislature There Is
IN intense and growing feud in lousians be,
| tween the friends und opponents Of Sldell aEo
as the Virginia politicians are veil known ior
their fiery ten,pers and fondness for resort to
the code uaelo. serious eS5 M a'Gts nay bs ieoxeo
r<r, Of yesterday. just received here, contains
! threatening article against y J1dse Douglas, aud
eyen fhtimnte8 that tue fate Of John Brown may
be his il ls is not more careful! Ia Maryland
where one would suppose politicians would be
moderate on account Of the fact that that IA not
aState in which slavery controls everything
) there is intcpse luminosity between the diaeEea
factions OF the Democracy, and rumor has
prevailed for the last few days that two Of th'
editors ia the Opposition are preparing
to have shot at each other. Co.. heatt made
| yerv severe speech agaiust Judge Douglas q
Coiumhia, three days ngo. Oh his way to III
! Springs, but as the South Cafolinisns seem Il
| b. pretty nearly all On oEc site, the impulslve