Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-28
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Enthusiasm for Brec4stnfidgs and Lance.
The Ball HoIlfrr On.

Enthuniasm fer Brec4Stnfidge and Lane--
The BAH Rolling On.
The wonderful enthusiasm with which the nomi-
nation Of BREckNmDGE and LANE has been received
every where, has startled and amazed both the DoUG
IAsrrEs and the Ignorers The Louisville Courier Of
yesterday says:
From all quarters we have glad intelligence for
the Constitutional Democracy. We are advised By
a telegraphic dispatch to the Frankfort He0gada,
that every Democratic Congressman in Kentucky
VIII rally to the support Of this ticket Humphrey
Marshall, an Intellectual giant and whose opin-
are justly entitled to weight with his party, is an
nOunced as favOrngthe election Of Mr.. Breckenridge
The mails Of last night bring evidence Of the Joy
with which Kentucky and Tennessee received the
news. In G quarters it is hailed Withe widest en-
thusasm'
President PERoE's declaration that the neminas
ton Of DOUGLAS is sectional has created, and viii
continue to create profound Sensation throughout
the Union.
DANIEL S. DICKSON, who has always been true to
the South, has come out for BRECKENRIDGE and LANE.
The Boston Post, the leading Democratic paper in
New England, has repudiated DOUGLAS and goes with
the National Democracy.
A Geographic dispatch, dated Litohfeld, H., ten
O'Clock Saturday night, says that "the news Of the
nomination Of BREoKDRDGE is received with the
greatest enthusiasm One hundred guns are being
fired in honor Of the event.
EsERGT OF THE BRECKERIDGE PARTY.-The forth
coming demonstration to ratify the nomination Of
breckenridge and Lane, promises to be quite for
midable one-fOrmidsbe to the rival faction, we
mean. We learn that several hundred signatures
are appended 70 the call. Judge Shaler, who was
The lion at the meeting on Saturday night, and Mr..
Preston, cur Minister to Spain, now on a visit
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ton Of Douglas and Fitzpatrick and given in their
adhesion 70 the ticket put forward by the Democrat
ic States The Republican, in its article yesterday,
entirely misrepreseHted the sentiment Of the pro
slavery Democrats Of this State. They will support
Breckenridge and Lane not Douglas and Fitzpatrick
Outside Of st. Louis, there are few Douglas men.
Except two threC papers Of the same antecedents
as the Republican, the whole Democratic press OF
Missouri opposed to Douglas and is but too glad
to have sufficient pretext for refusing to support
him.-S. Louis Democrat, June &c.
BRECKENRIDGE DEMoNsTRATIoNs.-There were grand
demonstrations in favor Of the Breckenridge ticket
at Baltimore on Saturday evening. The current Of
enthusiasm was strong in that direction, and our
correspondent (who sends us the able and spicy
speech OF Mr.. Yancey on that Occasion) says that
Douglas viii get few votes in Maryland.
At Albany, New York, the nomination of Breckin
ridge and Lane was enthusiastically received, and
has been ratified by "a large gathering Of the De
mOcracy. d. s. Dickinson goes in earnestly for this
ticket and John Cochrane is reported TO be heartily
sick Of his endorsement of Douglas.
AT St. Louis, the Breckenridge ticket has been en-
dOrsed by large extempOraneous ratification meet
ing.
The Democratic papers Of Virginia run up the
names Of Breckenridge and Lane The Richmond
Enquirer comes out strongly on that side incia'
HGti GGzsse
BRECKNRrDGE AND LANE ACCEPr.-There is no room
for doubt now. The telegraph advises US that Vice
| President RrapkinridUp and Cen lane aecppt tbs
nominations rendered by the National Democracy
| for President and Vice President. This announce
ment will revive and make hopeful every true Dem
Ocrat and patriot in the nation, and in correspond
ing degree create panic in the Douglas ranks, al
ready weakened by the detection Of Fitzpatrick
who declined the doubtful honor Of place on &
! ticket with the Illinois Senator.
While the rejoicings for Douglas are confined t.
the North, we hear tdings of graduation from al
quarters where the fact is known that Breckenridge
and Lane are candidates for the highest offices in the
gift Of the people. They represent the Democracy
Of the whole country, not sectional part like that
Of the sem-AbOlition Douglas ticket Their accent
ance viii cause thrill Of joy thrOughoutthe nation
! -LOljsCjUe Courier, June q.
GLORIOUS NEwsI-0ur full Geographic dispatche,
! bring the glorious tidings that Breckenridge ha!
been nominated by the National Democratic Convex
ton, at Baltimore for President and Lane for Vic,
President There is no fail in this ticket Il is ont
that will be endorsed by every true SOutherner, as
! well as by every Patriot OF the land. These nOm
nations Sre deathblow to Douglas and his sqaattel
/ sovereignty doctrines. The were made by Con
vention composed Of large majority Of all the
States, and so far as are now informed, of a ma
jority Of all the delegates Those left in the RumI
| Convention represent States that will, in nearly
every instance give their votes for the Black Repub
icans, and can well be spared.
Writing, as our paper is going to press, we have
only time to congratulate the people on the nOmina
ton and to heartily endorse Breckenridge and Lane
-As0 Orleans Delta, June "A.
BRECEERDGE DENoNsTRATIoN.-The Democracy OF
Indianapolis and Marion county intend having a
demonstration in favor of Breckenridge and Lane in
few days. Due announcement of the time will be
given. Some Douglas men, who have sunk their
Democracy in their man-wOrshipping DOuglas;sm
will find to their sorrow that there is larger num-
Der Of persons who will support Breckenridge in
preference to Douglas. They regard him as the
best, truest and most honest of all the Democratic
nominees. They supported him in 1856, and are
ready to do it in Indianapolis Journal