Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-15

v.,,ys,y-An enthusiastic meeting of the friends
,f rell and Everett and the ,"nS'ltrtiohait nion PAR
" throughout the State, was held at Milwruhe on
rbnrsdov Of last week. The following gentlemen we're
aan;n.,.,I Electors for President and Nice-Pre-iient
Of tn. Constitution"l ruion party in Wisconsin:
rloctors at large.-Hugh Cameron, of La Crosse
Talbo, {. Dousman, of Wauke>ha. LIST Congress 'onal
n;s,r,ct-Robert Chandler, of Milwaukee: ~ Con
rressional District--B. F. riNiey Of Rrck:3l 'onsreS-
esjonal Wstrict--Richard Dart, of Fon! du Lac
Az ESTIMATE The Wa sh,ngt,n correspondent OF the
New York Tins puts down the following Sta1as as
CERTAIN for Bell and Everett: Delaware, Maryland.
v;rriu,a. North Carolina, Georgia. Alabama Lo'llsla-
In. Kentucky and Tennessee, making, altogether, 50
electoral votes. Mississippi and South Carolina are
given TO Breckenridge and Missouri and California t"
pouplas. Florida. Arkansas and Texas are put among
III. doubtful States.
But prav, Nr. Courier, what has all this TO DO with
rv candidacy for District Attorney? That is Il judi
cial Office. Are you applying you rigid partizan poll
,ical screws to = candidate for such q place. II 40. in
the elegant language of the poet,-''pich IN If
YOU can make It affect Me in that interest, do so: butl
rest assured, that sink or swim, 1--we or die survive
or perish, - | am Bell and Everett.
Zone swallow does not make a summer and am
somewhat slightly disposed to think that one news
paoer, even althous IN that newspaper may be the
mighty Opelousas Courier, does MT make the REQ
'"' R. F. PATTEN.
August 25th, 1860.
~ Ne see it announced in a Cincinnati paper
that Mr Crlttenden will make e speech in reply to
that of Mr.. Bleckinridge.
The Hon. Kenneth kayner, Of North Carolina de-
MES that he ha- promised to vote for Breckenridge
and Lane. That's good authority, We presume, even
with the SeceSsiorists
~ The Osc-ola missouri Democrat has taken
down the names of Br-ckinr;dEe and Lane. and run
up the hay Of Bell and Everett Still they come!
BELL AND EVERETT Mass MEETING IN OHlo- Columbus.
o.. Sept. 4.-lhere Is u large Bel! and Everett mass
meeting here tonight. Hon. l.. u. Campbell is
-..L:. 9, F-,pt pF tho Sfafo tJnnsA-Cup Joulta
Coombs vii follow him. 1t is a large gathering of
the people than on any occasion Of the kind since
1857. Great enthusiasm preva, If.
LET rHx rror1E REM.aBgR-That Mr.. Breckenridge
saw that EXISTING LAWS ARE SUFFICIENT FOR TIKI Pro
r. TON OF eLAyERY ~ THE TERRITORIES, Now, if Mr.
Breckinrilg. tells the truth, why did his party break
up the Democratic party on y useless demand for a
useless law?
And let the people also remember that at the time
This question of protection WAS first asitated, the
Democratic party was the only party in existence.
The people then must necessarily conclude that it
was don. with a view to sectioRalize, divide and de-
feat the Democratic party, and thus bring about a
dissolution of the Union--Alabnm1 american.
OFFICIAL vorE Fer NORTH CARo1IxA.-The whole vote
cast a: the recent gubernatorial el ction in North
Carolina was III $50, being an increase of 1858 on
the vote OF 1853. The majority Of Ellis. dem crat, is
;32S, being 1 reduction OF 1919 on the Democratic
majority in 1858.
ARKASsAs.-We were shown on Saturday a private
letter from a merchant of this city, a strong Breckl1-
ridge man, who ia at present travelling through Ar
kansas. in which he expresses the opinion that Bel !
and Everett will carry that State in November.
PRoJkcTEit Fusion IN MAssAcHrsErrs.-We perceive
that there y some talk of a fusion between the Bell
and Douglas menein Massachusetts, and if such a
cnmbination can be effected so as to defeat Lincoln in
that state, and reject Andrew. the type of rabid Abo-
litioni-m, it will do more TO restore confidence
throughout the country than any thing which could
happen; for Massachusetts, occupies the same posi-
ton to the North that South Carolina does to the
S~nutl-.hAy are both the representatives of extreme
opinions ". +. Herald, Sd inst.
ARKANSAS EIEcrIoN.-Thc Little Rock National Dem
ocrat, of the 4th inst. has the full vote for Governor
at the recent Arkansas electina. 1t shows the follow
ing result: Rector. 80, 517; Jshnson, ~s,6lS-- Rec
tor. majority. 1889.
WBAr COUNTY CAN BEAT IT TIA gentleman of Hamil
ton county, Tenn. says the Chattanooga Gazette, born
under the reignof King George III, has cast his vote
At every Presidential election since he became Vt age
for the democratic candidates. will, if he lives till
November, vote for Bell and Everett, the conserva-
tive Union candidates. AMI against the Nsunion
tickets Nor,t, and South. He says it is the first time
in his life he has been compelled to take sides against
thr candidates Of his party. bat decla .es that it is
tie duty Of every patriot to GO for his country before
any la@tv. We heard him =, declare.