New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-18

nomination of 5ohu Bell for President and Edward
Everett for Wee President of the United States and
we will use all honorable means TO ensure their
election. EN-. Journal ofCommeree.
YANcRy Nor wANrEp.-The Journal Of Com
merce, commenting upon rumor that Mr.. Yancey,
of Alahoma, is going North to stump for Breck
and Lane, says:
So far as the interests of the ticket are concerned
which he in common with ourselves supports, il Is
better that he should not attempt its Advocacy IN the
Northern States, The principal load which it now
has to carry, is the charge of Disunionism imposed
upon il by the prominent part which Mr.. 1aneey
took in the National Conventions; and although
we know that Mr.. Breckenridge has no sympathy
with the extreme views Of 1ancey the tact that
so prominent freeatern as the latter Is active
IN his support quite sufficient to lead to the most
unfounded charges respecting the sentiments of
| the candidate for whom he so earnestly labors.
GREELEY TO BE Thrown OVERHEARD Pinky,"
| the wellinformed correspondent Of the Charleston
Courier, says open war has been declared against
Greeley by Webb, Weed and Seward, and that
even if Lincoln is elected, Greeley is to be thrown
| overheard.
| The Washington Constitution proclams with
| flourish that the Central City Courier, an obscure
Democratic paper in Central New York, has taken
| down the Douglas and johnson flag and run up that
of Breckenridge and Lane. Butt omts to tell that
the proprietor of the Courier has been appointed
1 by the Administration special mail agent of the
Postof1ice Department in place of Mr.. North, re-
moved the day after he had effected the arrest eta
| post-office thief.
/ MISSOURI PoLIT1cs.-Senators Green and Polk,
and number the Democratic Executive Commit
tee of Missouri, have called straight Breckin-
ridge State Convention to be held at Jefferson
City, on the 10th September They claim to have
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been defeated in this audable purpose by the OBJ
stinacy of the friends of Douglas. Nothing now
remains but open war. The Douglasites have the
| inside track in Missouri.
MILLEDGEv1LIE, GA, Aug. 1.-THE Bell and
Everett State Convention assembled here yester-
day. TWAS large and harmonious Benz Hill and
Judge Law were appointed electors at large for
the State.
GEORGIA correspondent of the Augusta
Chronicle, writing from Gadsden, Ala, says:
The friends of Bell and Everett ere very enthus
astic in this old Democratic county and think we
will astonish the natives in November Many old
gray-headed Democrats that have listened to their
family quarrels, and not being satisfied which is
the Democratic party, have come out and now adj
yocate the cause of the Union candidates.
ARKANsAs-A large and enthusiastic meeting Of
ten or twelve was held at Van Buren, on Monday
to ratify the nomination of Breckenridge and Lane
and form club for the campaign. The whole
affair was a total failure.
ANOTHER LABoRER.--The Troy (Ala.) American
has run up the names of Bell and Everett at the
head of its columns. ...=
COFFEE AS A DEoDoRIzER.-We beg to remind
spoTtsmen and others that coffee is perfectly safe
deodorizer sprinkling will keep game fresh and
sweet for several days Clean your game. that is
wipe of the blood, cover the absorbent parts with
paper, wrap up the heads, and then sprinkle the
ground coffee over or among the feathers or fur
as the case may be- pack up carefully, and the
game will be preserved sweet and fresh in the most
unfaVorable weather. Game sent open and loose
cannot, of course. be treated in this manner; but
all game packed in boxes or hampers may be de- |
odorized as described. A teaspoonful of coffee is |
enough for a brace of birds, and this proportion |
for more or larger game. Fresh ground coffee
may be used with advantage in a sick room a few |
spoonfus spread and exposed on plate, and |
burned by red-hot iron, is a safe and pleasant
fumigator. Builder.
ns-ss Union Guard. ;. second Distriot-At n
meeting of friends of Bel and Everett held ST. Phil
lip BAN Room on the Ech ins form CLUB for said Dis
trict the following geot!snen permanent officers
of said Club
JOHN YoUENEEs-President.
DIR. F. D. BEAcH-vice President, Fourth Ward.
AMILCAR RoUS- Fifth
GUY DUPLANTIER-- -, Sixth .
r. ID. misunderstanding and Treasurer.
of Arrangements-J b. soraparu j. H. Frobus
Gustave Poree
After few remarks made by Madison Day Esq ii
unanimously adopted that the proceedings Of this meeting
be published in the Bee and Crescent
1t also unanimously adopted that name of nd Club
be called The UNION GUARD of the Second District
on notion the Club adjourned again next FRIDAY
NIGHT.
aul8 2plt r.. u. HUBBARD, Secretary,
hB@ Everett Rangers, Third Ward AZ "a |
regular meeting Of this CLUB held their Club Room on
WEDNESDAY Aug s. the following named gentlemen were
elected to officers and committees during e Presi,
tlental campaign.
Presidential F. BLACKWELL.
EicePresdent--W. q. BALES
secretary--G +. yEBLANDER.
Treasurer. YEATMAN.
starshal-TH0s. AsKEW
Executive Gommittee-H G. Hear W. L. Aleu- Gardner
Smith, Alfred A. Wilkins, A. b. Carver A. Montafgnie Juo
" T. Leach
: Finance CommitteeR. g. I.atting. W. W. Crane H. S. Bell
j s. G. Haney Joseph Hufy, A. S. Wthers H. n. Strong
R. c. Vase G. Bailey, Geo. W. Hynson.
The Everett Rangers will meet their Club Room over Car
,olton Railroad Depot on every WEDNESDAY EVENING at
IA o'clock anIe
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Rally: RaIIs'.: Rally .-Yeuna Meas
Douglas Club requested meeting on sATtER
DAY EVENING at Concert Hall Business of importance
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