, 1860-07-18

Tue UemocF2ttc EleCl0Eb RI AAF&et Auu d0u-
Thomas R. Crawford, Elector frum the XVI11th
District, decidedly aud indignantly repudiate
the arrangements made By the Pennsylvania
State Central Committee, BY which zach eleetor
Was required to pledge himself to vote for Ell
ther Douglas or Breckinridge, as circumstances
might require. They will not consent to
rote for any persons but Douglas aud Johason.
1sp1aSA.-Cassius H. Clay had grand re-
cep,ion at Indianapolis on Saturday light last.
Full 10, 900 persons we're present. splendid
procession was formed, which marched to the
Court House square, where Mr. Clay WAS intro
duced to the immense crowd by Hon. Caleb
B. Smith. Mr. Clay spoke for more than an
hour and q half and kept his audience in r4pt
attention, Notwithstanding he was suffering
from severe hoarseness, induced by his Sc
we're labors on the stump. The enthusiasm was
carried to the highest pitch.
ABOUT FAcE.-The Jackson county {Ind.>
Unicn week before last hoisted the Douglas
flag. Last week it was hauled down with the
following explanation:
During our absence last week the names OF
Douglas and J1hrson were hoisted, contrary 10
cur wishes. We hare tukeu them down. and
do not intend to hoist them until We can make
up our mind to vote for them, which We do not
now feel like dong.
This declaration it follows up With singing
article on the position Of the Douglas party as
set forth in Wickliffe's resolution adopted ut
Baltimore. This makes some half dozen Dem
o:ratic papers in Indiana that bare either boi.t-
el the Breckinridge flag, or refuses to march
under that Of his opponent.
DOUGLAS IN INDIANA The Douglasites Of
Adams county undertook to get up rati6ca.
tion meeting few days since ut Decatur, but
the effort proved miserable failure. The next
day the Adams County Democrat, the organ OF
the party, run up the Breckenridge and Lane
celors-
The Washington Star thinks thatthe union
of the two factions Of the Democracy would be
followed bg the detection Of thousands Of the
friends of Mr. Douglas to the Republicans 1t
therefore urges a fusion Of the three Anti Re-
publican parties as necessary to carry doubtful
Northern States
The Ninth Ward American Council Of Al
bany, n. r, met at Cedar Hall on Monday
evening, and adopted resolutions, pledging
themselves to labor for the election Of Douglas
aud johnson. Bell and Everett, they think,
have no chance Of carrying the State.
-"Occasional states in the Hess that
"Couastock, Postmaster at Albany, n. T., has
been or will be removed. He is connected with
the Atlas, and is the representative Of Dean
Richmond, Cageer, Cassidy & Co. 1t Is IN
doubted that all otlice.bolders who hold out for
Douglas will meet like fate"
The Daily Southern Conftd<7aeyis is one Of
the rampant Douglas and johnson organs Of
| the Slave States. 1t thus frees its mind on the
subject of disuniou:
But ifthe worst does come if Lincoln is cleo
| ted, 1t u soitA one hart and mind forget At
patf, AND GO OUT OF THE UNION TO-
GElHER. II We permit the blacks to come
into power, and ALLOW them to govern US, they
will, in fonr shor' years, infict a moral sting
upon slavery from which 1t will never recover.
We must not permit it.
Douglas charges the Bseckiuridge men Of the
South, and the Republicans OF the North, With
being Disunionists, but the first threat Of Dis
union that We have seen from North OF South
lass organs. Let this tact be remembered
1owA.-The1e was grand Republican Mas.
Convention st St. Charles City on the 10th inst
Full 1900 people were present. The Natiora
and State nominations were endorsed Wit!
great enthusiasm Several excellent speecheI
we're made. As q result of this meeting, th
t Lincoln Club of St. Charles held a busiae.
meeting few evenings after, When sir men VIII
had always voted the Democratic ticket ioine'
the club.
- The New York Day Bcot gives the fol
lowing account of what it terms "unexpec.e.
enthusiasm for Breckenridge and Lane In Ne,
Fork city:
We hear from all quarters that the primar
meetings in the different wards, last evening
gave most cheering assurances Of the popular
ity Of Breckinridge and Lane. In the Nine
tenth Ward not less Than two hundred name
we're enrolled, and the greatest enthusiaam prs
! vailed. Roll On the ball.