The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-09-07
The Southern View.

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| ly defeated everywhere else. He will lead
Gerre. Smith just eight votes. Huzza for
| the dead mans tcketP
A correspondent Of the Augusta ga. J
ConStitationaLiSt, writing from Eatonton,
or the 18th inst, says;
{" You will please give notice in your
paper that Hon. Ii. V. johnson, by invi-
tation from sixty-three gentlemen of this
county, will address the citizens Of Putnam
at Eatonton, on Tuesday, the Dist inst
We are in good spirits here, and have very
little doubt Of getting a majority Of our
party here for Douglas and Johnson
The Atlanta (Ga.) Confederocy says;
" A writer in the Charleston Mercury
breaches = saheme for the Southern CON
fa3araev. 70 be composed Of the six cotton
states /thev give Virginia the cold shout.
der) Atlanta, Georgia to be the seat of
oyernment-Melnminge President and
Yancey, Vice President debts due Nor
thern people to be seqnestered-standng
army orgaBized-and fifty thousand vol
unteers to be held in readiness, and more
Of such stuff. These people are disgusting
the truest and best friends of the South
and turning from the States rights men
who will not succumb to their dictation."
LoUIsIANA.-The Madison (La) Dcmo
crat says:
The Douglas Democrats have increas
el wonderfully in our parish since our last
| issue. In that we said there were about
forty, and we could name nearly all Of
| them, but when We commenced counting
them we found more than twenty five in
! the 4.h ward, and we will now say with
the same OoldneSs, and as much truth, that
there are over one hundred in the parish.
! We vii! also say that we are unable to find
| tie four Douglas men who deserted their
| colors and went over to Breckinridge.-
They must have gone to his residence in
Kentucky, for we are certain they are not
il the parish"
New ORLEANs-fhe Delta then saws
The meeting WAS failure, and concludes
with the following summing up:
at is al over With Breckinridre
and Lane in Louisiana. \ strong pull,
long pull and pull altogether will show
how powerful is the greatest statesman of
the age--the standard bearer Of the great
National Democracy of the Union-the
brave and chivaIrous Douglas, who in de
fiauce Of opposition, is for tie Union and
he Constitution, first, last and always"
ALADAMA.-The Montgomery Ala1
Con1l3eratjon, twits the Breclinri3go and
Lane mcn Of its nei@hborhood with the
news from North Carolina in this fashion:
" Another e,ector in North Carolina
has written letter declining to advocate
tie cause Of breckenridge, Iancey, aud
disunion. uaygood first declines. and de-
claras fer DouEins; DR.. Keen follows, and
Toes tie sau.c; Hon. II. W. Miller de-
c,jnes, and goes it for Batl;' and now
pewhatan Bou}lin declines, and says that
he believes Douglas to be the regular nom
inco, and intends giving him his unwayer-
ing support. Poor Breci,iurid-e. De-
teated in Kentucky, frightened almost to
death in North Carolina, and routed com
pleteIy in Missouri, what will become Of
him =
NoNrn CARorrSA.-Tae New1ern TN.
c. Daily Progrcss makes the following
appropriate remarks in relation to this To-
cal..y;
The result Of ,be election in Missouri
and Kentucky has produced d perfect pan-
i. il Tie ranks OF the Breckenridge leaders
about Washington city. and they are now
begging for union with tie old line DE
mocracy, the supporters Of Douglas. But
the old liners non't fuse, and the seceders
are beginning to feel all the powers of
their real position. We learn from a rei
able source at Washing on that the lead
ers of the breckenridge faction there do
not now count on more than two or three
certain 2..'as. un'aaa they can get the
friends .ua-.& 4ite. The old lin
egs, Las sr..alr &. oHglas, will unite, but
hey VII. uD:.s ca DougIas-no one else.
The secedoTs nIsy put that in their pipes
and smoke it."
AaKANsAs.-Hon. Albert Rust, says the
Little Rock Ark. ] Ga@e!te, has been with
his friends in this city this week. He is
Jealous in the support of Mr.. Douglas for
the Presidency, and says that there will
certainly be an able Douglas electoral
ticket in Arkansas. Col. r., besides be-
ling eareuiae as to the success of his favor
lie candidate for the Presidency, is in fine
health and good condition to make his
proposed canvass of the State.
TExAs.-The Bolton (Tezas) Indcpcnd,
ent, of the 8th inst, makes the following
hit at the BRECKINRIDGE's:
"The Democracy Of Texas went to Gal
weston and made platform in which they
declare the right of State to secede, but
they went to Baltimore and denied it,
which placed them in quandary, but
they soon got out Of it by seeding (their
own language from the convention, and
forming pew one, yet if you call them
seceders, they are ready to fight. They
have acknowledged the title by actions
and words, but now deny it, and we ex-
pect in the course of six weeks TO hear
some of them swear they never were for
Breckenridge. Now mark that