Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29

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 CALIFORNIA;
 ss1fe s Washington Consultation puplishc'
 {ol]auing letter giving cheering assur Iasccs rom California:
 SAN FrAxcIsco, August p, 1860.
 We will carry this State by decisive majority llysx t1emocracy are raliying aroun1 our banne Srbso San Diego to Liskyou. The contest will b rarns. but there is no doubt of the result. Th' 6fcction in our party is coIliincd to the leaders hTid scarcely touches the masses. 3 VIM. M. GYlN.
 Hon. I: STEVENS, Chairman, etc.
 MIssoUR 1 Senator Green and Polk, and Hon. Jas IB. BowIin, are conducting the campaisi kor Breckinridge and Lane with great vigo In Missouri. It is high satisfaction t know that these able champions have en kered so earnestly into tae fight. I The recent elections there were no test hf Iuglas' strength, and the democrats o
 FIT tatc will most willingly go for Breck
 l when convinced he is the stronges q FS1s Therc is already decided re-actS m ft.1hvor.
 ARKANSAS. E Hkckinridge is certain of Arkgssas.--- lGhe most candid of the Bell an9Douglas linen admit this. It would be ycessary for
 glas to get l3, ,Ooe votes j'ordcrt to give
 E prospect of carrying the State and g Inc man believes Dor can get hall hsfSote. When any Q, tells you Douglas
 p get l3, 1000 votes Arkansas you may Ibc sure he is sciYay tying. Arkansas will go for Breckyddge and Lane as surely las South CaroliT doos Lol3fsIANA.
 Senator SBdea, who has just arrived in Washingtor, kings much animating intel |ligcncc frow the South. Louisiana, his own State ,(will give decisive victory to Brvckinrtl lgo and Lane.
 Itis freely necessary to add that Slidell's .opinio1 is werth ten thousand know noth- sing sf Douglas Canards.
 v TEXAS. IJDouglas has no ticket in that State and tho. probability is that Breckinridge will carry it by two-thirds majority So the recent State elections indicate.
 MISSISSIPPI.
 This State is universally conceded to Breckinridge, except by a few 'shald-shall ; know nothings-rare compounds of credu lity and self-importance--a class of men we never protend to reason with.
 x ALABAMA.
 Yancey and Fitzpatrick, rival leaders of the democracy, are for the constitutional ticket, Jhc leading papers and nearly all the leading men are for the same--put Ala bams down for Breckinridge.
 GEORGIA. 4 Georgia correspondent of the Journal of Commerce Says: z You know the fact tat Douglas, Bell and Breckinridge parties exist in Georgia. Douglas will hsnlly re- 5eive ten thousand votes; Bell about tllirty . thousan9, BreclSinridge will receive the balarss. Georb ip wiET fasE at lssst one hun red and tea thousand votes h will ba seen thas BsgSls se ana Zane can beat even n fuss sekefof so Bell md Douglas fosees Is ither can naidates should get a majority sion would go into the legislature, wh .sssekinriage has .n overwhelming maj aits--an indication of the bias of the State.
 SOUTH CAROLINA. ng shees ! w days since that even t3ontr- garQaGs.a ss Fa go for Bell, if the people ua a direct ote in the matter. We don't believe Bels man can be found in the State if a Sl,0O0 reward was offered for him. Extreme ignorance could alone prompt any one to assert such an lmproo- able falsehood.
 NORTH CAROLINA.
 Gov. Ellis, Breckinridge and Lane dem ocrat. has been elected Governor by a large majority.
 The Senators, Congressmen, and all the leading democratic papers are for our ticket. Even Kenneth Rayner, the Chevalier Bayard of the whig party, has declared for Old Rip is wide awake.
 vIRGI INIA.
 Froa every portion of the "mother of Presidcnts.'', we have ample proof that Breckinridge and Lane will carry that State. The folfawing are few among the many evidences we could cite:
 The Virginia Sentinel. published at Alex andria, makes the following statement: eve her the most gratifying accounts of the state of opinion in Farquier county. The democ racy do not intend to be divided in order to ac commodate the Bell party. -rOn Monday last Mir. Rust, Of AfkaUsts, NHu uiiuci OLHcf CllcuH- stances would have been gladly welcomed to his native county by her sterling democracy. made a speech that was so violently denunc:atory of the Breckinritige democracy, and was so clamorously applaudcd by the whigs as to disgust number of MT. Douglas most valued supporters, whose names have been stated tous. The Flag wishes he would repeat it-sthe effect was admirable.'
 The Sentinel adds that from all parts of the State it receives similar accounts.
 The Front Royal Warren county Ga zette says:
 Already have hundreds of democrats, whose first choice was Douglas, seeing where the leaders of that party arc driving them, declared for Breck inridge; and before the election we shall find hun dreds more determined to save the State from the opposition, and by their aid, we cannot doubt that victory will perch on our banner, and the glorious Old Dominion remain trlle. as heretofore ta s''' democracy and the Uinon.
 The Lynchburggl Va. Republican says: s"We arc gratifed to announce that many of the Douglas men of this city have already declared tbe;r nurpose to support Breckinrdge and Lane to