The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-27

hSho HH'Cu We 'iAG GdIiN ltCet'ih-5 nun al
parts Of the Union We coulI ill our pa
per twice a dag with ''more Of Tie same
sort"
VIRGINIA. Hez
We Ibis week, saws the Melbourne. VA
Piandealer, place q: our mast head the
names of Stephen A Douglas and Her
schel ' Johnson, the candidates for Pres
ident and Vice President, who were pre-
scented to the American people By a con
veHiion Of the national Democratic party
OF tie Union for election to those high Of
fees.
Mr. Douglas Las been our choice for
two years, vet We were willing and deter
mined to yield our preference, and give
tue support of our columns to the canGi
date Of the party whoever be might be-
Therefore, in taking our position, We have
no faceings or charges 10 rnakc-no apol-
ogie to Undertaking to tnke back
nothing TO do but 10 go to work for the
standard bearers Of our party. e~.
Our ticket is strong one--one Of (which
we nave righ. to be proud Mr.. Doug
Las is no new man. Il will not have to be
asked, "who is Douglas 2" His name is
household word throughout the land
we have all heard and talked Of him
Could he be placed before the people along
with other candidates for President, TO run
upon his own merits, free fiom the influ-
ences or prejudices of parties, he would
sweep every State from Maine to Texas.-
Washington, nor Jefferson, nor Jackson,
neither in his day enjoyed the popularity
with the people Of the United States that
Douglas does To day.
KENTUCKY.
The Elizabethtowa (Ky.D Democrat
Which WAS at first disposed to 60 for
Breckenridge, wheels ito the Douglas
column with strong leader in favor Of the
regular ncnliEees
The GIa@gos Press says nearly all the
prominent leading Democrats Of It's town
and county, several Of whom !. mentions
by name, have declared for Douglas and
against Breckenridge II says that there
are not more than three Breckenridge
Democrats in Glasgow, that in the county
Douglas Democrats outnumbsr the
Breckenridge Democrats more than two
to one.
One Of tie granAest political demonstra
tion. that ever occurred in the State of
Kentucky, came Of III Louisville, on Fri
day evening, when the nominations If
Douglas aud Johnson were ratified by the
Democracy Of that city. Even the Louis
vile Journal is compelled TO admit that it
was an "iinposing demonstration" while
the Courier says the crowd was large
The Democrat says there were ten thou
sand persons present, and that the utmost
enthusiasm in behalf of Douglas aud John
son-the nominees Of the Democracy for
President anil Vice Presidcnt-peryaded |
the assembly.
MISSOURI
PnELrs FOR pouGLAs-The Republican
and breckenridge organs-both whistle |
the same tune nova dal s. have SAID that |
bIap Phelps the distinguished member Of
Congress from the southwestern district oi
Missouri, WAS against Douglas. The fol- |
lowing carl in the ST. LOUIS Republican,
eorrec.s this talsehood
Mn. PAsCHALL-Sir: In compliance |
with your request TO state what passad in |
a conversation between Major Phelps and
myself this morning, relative to his course |
in the Presidential contest, will simply |
give you his own words 10 an inierrog |
atory put by me lie said . Authorize /
you to say that | consider the convention |
which dominated Mr. Douglas the only |
regular one. and shall, Of qongse, give
him my support Respectfully,
FRED. KENNEL. q |
- ALBANIA. eE-.f
We have been receiving lately number
less letters from all parts of the State, says
tie Montgomery Confederation, assuring |
us OF the great resction that is going on |
for the ticket Of the National Democracy. |
These letters inform Us that the action of
the seceders is regarded as n magnificent
failure, and that breckenridge record is
understood TO be decidedly worse than
even John Bells Moreover, the people |
think that Douglas and johnson are the |
regular nominees, and are determined to
bend every energy to give them success in
this State. There is no doubt that Doug |
las stands today in Alabama decidedly |
more popular than he has ever been
Even some of tie disunionists have become |
NiNi hHSCF, anu dSCldst lLttt
he is coqneiting too much with Buchausr
and his Office holders AS we expected, |
che people are beginning to consider more
than they have ever done, the alarmir e |
condition Of our country. They intend to
vote for The man that will save the Union |
and keep slavery out of the halls of Con
gress. They are convinced that Douglas
is the man-tLat lie is By far the strongest
man befote the people aud they are going
TO elect him.
The GaIesvile Independent, Selma Sen
tinel, Huntsville Advocate, Mobile Regis |
Ter, Greensboro Beacon, Athens Herald, |
Southern Advertiser, papers published in
Alabama, have already GENE out for Doug
las.
NEW HAMPSHIRE -.
The Concord Patriot is satisfied that
the Democratic party of New Hampshire
j. very nearly a unit in support Of the |
nampation Of Douglas and johnson. .=
KEW YORK.