Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-07-19
The same paper predicts that in few weeks

bany Atlas and Argus must either come out
openly for Lincoln or Breckinridge This in.
direct support of Lincoln, by advocating
Douglas, will not be tolerated by the true
/ democracy Of New York or any other State.
The trick of 1913 cannot be successfully re-
I enacted. The contest is Lincoln or Breck-
enrdge, and every man Of common sense
must see 1t; and those men who proclaim it
shall be Douglas or Lincoln find little ohiec
ton to Black Republican principles"
The Saltwater minnesota Democrat, Dou
glus paper, speaks as follows of Brecken
ridges's associate:
AS to Joe Lane we have a few remarks
to make. An inebriate by habit a low. vuI
gar man by instinct and association has be-
come intoxicated by position and will natur
ally be tckled with the straw of candicacy
for Vice President, even though there is less
than a ghost of chance for election. Ii is
tatery to such men as he to be thought Of
even for the second Office in the gift of the
nation; and it Is calculating too much upon
debased human nature TO expect that he Will
decline the chance for notoriety which his
nomination furnishes him.
The St. Paul Min Pioneer, another Dem
ocratic paper, gives its opinion of Buchanan
& Co. as follows:
We have long known, and have often
proved, that the administration was, as a rule
talthIess to Its pledges, and traltorous to the
pfineLp'e3 ~ ol tne party "u!ch elevated II to
n i,s f,;tbf i - o',s
treacheries, ana strait forward only in itsun.
varying dishonesty"
The NV,shinptor Tnnstftution oF tLo 10Th
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o'le IL VI tiIe
hteChedIftUSe ticket at tiic Sefehaue gwen him
on Monday evening, after the ratification
meeting in WASHINGTON. We cory thn first
oa,a,,r,,b 70 shaw ,ebora 0lI p,..i.;
- 49,
r'""'" az" fc''o'C C''~e"S - lhanK
you from my heaFt i"r The honor OF this visit.
cofI"'"y congratulate you ON the preference
YOU nave tA tAfLe'S'u l'f 43I'F bfeckehTldge
anu "ti1E@' it.he ~ cahu'dAtcS Tor tue Pres"
idency ana flre I'eSideHcy OF the C"Ited
states over ali compe"tofS. they are men
WHOSE h"iHG9 are Known 10 INC country; they
h1ci 10 eul'4y iiOM hic. 4hey nave served
'heif country III peace and IN war. They
are Statesmen %S wei as SoidIerS, ana IN the
DAY ana hour u danger VIII ever be at their
posi-. lhey are conservative men; and IN
inc course u t"eiE administration they VIII
oe equaiy JUST 10 the Eurth ana 10 the South,
- 70 tIe naS' aHu u inc " est ADoVe all ana
nr9V u an 'hey are ifiehdS oI the C0hStl'u-
.'"h ana oi INC LA'oh' ana tney Will Staha
pS 'NeH' 10 oe4ln'
The SeiInSgrove Times, the organ OF the
Snyder county democracy. hoists the Brock
anridga fa, ,yith tln G,lIn,,;r,r ,o,,,rI,s.
~.
b""1 adherence 20 one man ana a deter
tn,'''''0" % it'0H up" J." ~" "oli.ma''on ~
i'i ''1".:s VI lo" e':u "' c',G S"cII Vi Tue
"e'''oII" "''0 s''n'1'''io" u '"G h"Io"' anu
80 " Ip'N.c ouoI':S' ~ ro"e 't
Mo'N. i1o"i '"' ii''''itr' II "ec",'G e'lte"'
'h"' 'hG no, =" an" Hoi i'""tSleI" "GieS"'1unS
nFSI'aiicd N Dy tne trlchery ol tne ol5 DullaIo
| h'SC"'y1 "e'c uG'1i ilhlheu - StIiNc uo"h Tue
/ regular ueGAo1'auc ORGANIZATIONS of sovereign
S,''eS' an" 10 ildihlt from t"e conth' as aeie-
1 S"'eS' me" "''o were aPP'y'hS III utter Viola
'"h u parry "S'Te> anu "''y o'@a'iZa'lohs'
',e nopGS oI e'''S True ue'lloI[:' ana PttIl
I democratic party nor of the county was there
/ a time walch 50 imperaIlycly called for con
eiiiauon' iratcrnizauon' ana an exhibition o1
'To 'l'I'' 80, ',r'o'',''' '.''I ,''ci
/ ed. Madness ruled the hour. Instead Of
I giving up all personal feelings and ambitions,
! and as one man, uniting upon a chosen lead
/ er to 20 forth to battle with tle fanatical op
/ ponents Of Democracy, now threatening the
/ very existence of this glorious Union, they
/ seemed to have imbibed portion Of this spirit
/ of fanatcism. The fact cannot be disguised
or concealed that upon the men who were
persistently urging the nomination of Step
J en- \ Douglas, regardless cf results, and who
were determined 70 conquer with him, or de-
: stroy the party, rests the awful responsibility
OF the present crisis. They it was who bent
upon driving from the convention the regular
delegates OF the democratic Southern States,
/ left no outrage or insult undone that would
accomplish it, Aided by the Dead Rabbits
/ Of New York, and the - Killers of the Key
/ stone Club of PHILADELPHIA to howl and hiss