The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-13

f"r sale ny H. Mcl-nu"hlin, Abheville.-1l, 4
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The proposed Junction of the oprositinn to
The Republican party in New York il by ro
means hopeless scheme. if we mny b" perIni.
ted to, draw r"a. enable conelusous frrm ,ht,
tonetnf the 1ribMme on the;s,il irct Tint iour.
nal ey1ncrs un""sness about il amounting TO
rnlpnhle trrprdnion in its efforts to pooh. ponh
it out of the minds of those Interested in its
speedy consummatio-. The plan H. in few
words t." f"rn,an nmalgamati"n .lrc,oral tick
ct Of friends ana supporters of Brerk i'm i.lp..
Bell md D"urlasssi spi oportion. MS near n.
near M may he. to stbe estimated relative
strength of the three parties in the State: with
the understand ng that. if elrcted, the whole.
Of its members shall. in casting New York's
eieci"ral vote. throw IT. for whichever of the
three by giving it 10 whom Linrolns tIec1i ion
may be dtf"nted 1t s by means imprnha
i'le I: M ! he electoral vote of tie Stale might
hc divided out among the three thus rffrctinp
the object of its combination. That is. 10 rrc.
vent Llneolh's election by the people devol-
wing the final choice on Congress, If the
supporters Of Brrckinri''gn, Bell aud Douglas.
in New York. will! unite against the Repuli.
can party rs rr"Iosed, it is well krown Tint
they can carry such ticket by from 6n. roo to
100000 mn ority. Hence the 7ri6une'a so
manifest tribulation on the subject. If such
n combination cnn he made in New York w.
believe the example will surely be followed in
every nrn-snv vch"IkinG State wherein it. nav
he the means Of defeating the Lincoln elect0
raj ticket As tits regarded by every anti
Republican, politician with an ounce of brains
as offering the surrst pIan of comprising Lin
coln'e defeat: it strikes az as being likely verv
shortly to be consumated. AS for the slave
holding States. no such combination is neces
cary in either of ,iIsm;S for il is already mani
fest that the Demoerseysof all nf them will 30
anite upon BreckiDtidge aud Lane as to give
them trinmphant ajpfity every where south
OF Mason ind DixoI's ine.; - ~
- Pol 'TfcaL SPEcULKrfoHs.-The New York
1fionn6 makes the following pred ictions:, q,
] We predict that LiDeoln and .Han1in will
hnve the highest Electoral Vote, and that
BreckiDrdge and Lane will have the mex.
highest.
2 W. predict that Bell and Everett-whom
1he cypress, prrtends to support-will have,
more Electoral Votes than Douglas aud johnson
whom it really favors.
8. We predict that Breckinridge and Lane
will have twice as many Electoral Votes as
Dougns and Johnson. y
A. We predict that Lincoln and Hamlin will
have four times M many Electoral Votes as
either Bell and Everett or DougIns aud John
son.
These resulte are obvious They inhcre in,
represent a prine eipiasssifA 81 National ,. ress'
snS f.s y q, Bssskns'dss
that Of National protection IL 3ilfnsion 3Sf
Slavery, Douglas saadssJsknsfii rsbssssnt a
do.lg"- namely: NafiSnSl indfff fferesce 70 tie
diffusion ofSinvery Bel !sAnd lEferett 'fe
pr1.sept ahan-Nassenals,b blindness to the
dffnso" Of Slavery: EaaS men are neces.
sarily with one SSthe other Of the two frst
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A caxrYoR rns ms slsSIsD cGsnsu.-we
were yesterday shown q splshdA cane infepe.
ded ns a present to the Hon. Caleb Cushing.
President Of Iise:s M tional Drmde fatic Convsi
tioB at ChanIestpms aaa; SBsliimSfxSsIt; h a
straight aud bSU1tifsl hiekofy stieE, and was
cut sofne yesrs se6 st Mount Vernon BY Mfs
sssippinn sisltigg ths stomb >of: Washington.
It has bes,s fniskeds in the geenl nlierly artistic
y.yle. Of gaI.7t iBrotlisr spSHs ered,.able TO
thss ssisj.iisameh II igs b ns45Stsat Size.
hppdseIaslE, sPslsl,sd and 3 Saxptsd githl a
msssia pId hsel peatly wrought, md hear
ing III slS~id siSsrtpt6dn; sThsr Conetitu
t!pe, Stetss Rleilt$ Nd ths uaiups From Mis-,
Al, 1880. -sTzSekSj - IA ~