New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-30
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Chased bv Thos. H. Benton as ono OF the aisosi1s
81 Mr.. Calhoun IN that speech, il VIII pe reooa
lected, that Mr. Bell uttered the following senu
uiens The Constitution, propfso pegoss ~ ". "
own feFce) protects the citizen IN the y
his property Of every description tsiave properly
inclnaed1 recognised Hach in every terfieory v
khc Uflienr This was the doctrine 70 Wnion pen'
ton took exception, and denounced as the crown
ina dogma TX the Calhoun school.
p.rrsstsa, oct. 2l.--The Breckinridge Dam,
acracg have invited Messrs. fancey, WISE ana
Cobb to address them at an early day.
" .,.ss.. {jp,see.s io,,s. -The Hon Thes b. Watts
seems to be doing his party immense goo, wheIs
gyur he goes He has driven four famites e
Autaaga county from the support ot disunlon, anu
has made over hundred good gno1 s, m ny
a,,,...,, ina torchIght process
la, rattan II, II te disunionists Of this city was
r,at ,;ssrale failure failure In numbers, enthu
IL -, a,Isi everyttine else The crowd numbered
fWp hanased ana MY, one hundred Of whom were
Eays lid non voters. They were counted, and the
number gwen Is correct. When they arrived at
tlae Exchange Hotel a few faint voices called for
Wg1Hbs and Toombs came out and snuhbed the
whole party. Ibid.
NoRrH GARoLIs j. N. McCorkle, Esq, one Of
the Hreeknrdge electors, declines to serve and is
out IN lie last National Democrat with patriotic
letter, giving bis reasons for so doing
The Tribune,s Washington dispatch says: Orders
have gone ont hence to the States of the North
west, directing the Administration Democrats to
vote for fhe Douglas electoral ticket
GgN. LANES SfEEcH.--Why do not the Demo
cratic papers publish Gen. Lanes late speech 1t
Ii short and its language is passable; its style IL
good and what Is more. it is the nearest commttal
81 the Breckenridge party to any given line of pol
ICY, in case of Incoiu's election, of any document
I Wit placed before the people. But this is what
hurts; the party in this climate can't stand the
Union sentiments of their candidate, and not a
single paper this couatry, SO far az our obserya
non has extended, has dared to publish the speech
How is thisg Isthc Breck. party going to ignore
sentiments of them own candidate who dares pro-
elein Union sentimsntas Cen. Lane, you have
been inaprudenE, you should have lodged and
backed down, like Breckenridge, from the lmperu
Livingston tAla.) Messenger.
CALrroRsIA.--The political canvass engrosses
nnsssual attention.. The anxiety to hear returns
from Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana il becoming
intense, and even many Republicans are fearful
4hat Pennsylvania would 90 Democratic. 4 the
October elections ID Pennsylvania and other
Northern States 80 Republican, there will be an
inmcnse gain to that party before November.
Gov Downey, who has been stumping the State
for Douglas, expresses the opinion in private that
shat State will go FIJI Douglas by large majority
and that the Breckinridge ticket will run behind
the Republican. It is believed that the Bell and
Everett men with mostly vote for Douglas.
senator Ewinn and Gen. !. n. McDougal have
been making speeches, violently abusive of each
ether each Accusing the other OF dishonesty in
representing California at Washington. 1t Is
rumored shat correspondence of a hostile nature
ID NOW proceeding between them, but there is pro-
badly Little danger Of duel.
The Douglas papers Of Oregon are very bitter
III aenoancing tile coalition BY which Republican
Senator was elected. The President Of the State
Douglas Democratic Committee has been burned
in efsigy III thH county. He represents the Douglas
\ Democrats. This course was probably resorted
70 To counteraet the effect Of charges hat the Re
publicaas ana Douglas Democrats are working for
common object
Messrs. r. A. Baker and s. r. Blake both dis
tipgHished Democrats Of Alabama, publish card
IN the Montgomery Confederation, in which they
state that they proponnded the Norfolk questions
70 If. Reekinridge by letter, but have received
nu ansEer. 0f eeurae they hav'nt:
LGoinmbns Enquirer.
Hon. Elijah Hise, one Of the pillars of the Demo-
cratic church IN Kentucky, says be will not go to
Tho polls To vote Id THE Presidential election.
Riggs i CO., bankers Of Washington, were suc-
States lam. MI Riggs il the Treasurer Of the
Breckenridge elecsioneering fund, in Washington,
ana II Ii argued that be would not be investing in
loans I'd this extent II he supposed the Breckin-
ridgers Ware in earnest in their declarations of
fixed determination 70 secede from the Union, in
Thu event " Linnoln'a election as President.
SlNlULAE BUT HoRRIBIE ACCIDENT AT BIRsIsG-
akm, CeNs Oh Saturday, Goth, Henry Horton an
operative III Atwaters' Iron and Steel Works, while
ceiling, was pierced through the upper portion OF
his left thigh, with inch oval bar Of IRON, red
not, or more properly 1t what Is called white
beat. The rod grazed the bone severging the
felnora artery and being 25 feet long. is feet Of
it passed through the Hesh before II could be cut
and the short end withdrawn from the limb a
remarkable presence Of mind in one Of The work
masculine swearsN startled the people at
hotel and thex rushed to the snatrEs.ha -nia
saen arrested The otherwise hemorrage By cording
5fe Inb above Tile wound until Drs. Bearasley and
pinney arrived who took up the artery dressed the
wound. and conveyed the unfortunate man to bis
residences He was On Monday IN very low con
dition, and feeble hopes are entertained BY bis
ph5sieiaas of BIS recovery:
Eilsts d. An Mi An .A citizen Of Berlin, Prussia,
i man Ii comfortable circumstances is periodically
attacked tttHiIt W III
yards makes up The loss to the astonished victim
Of this strange fancy by the payment of three
thalers According to the calculation Of his family,
ID 4he pastyear lie has beer Obliged to make good
The loss Of 267 hats. Al recent musical festival,
10 hats we're SACRIFICED to this curious frenzy, and
fof the evening entertainment be paid one iiund
rad and dffy-nine thalars A well known gentle
man Of this city frequently aniuses himself in .
aimiar manner ana moi only has q good many hats
10 pay for, but sometimes gets very roughly
handled.
SnocKINa DaATu. On Monday evening, 18th. the
wcst#ard-bound express train on the Central Ohio
Railroad ran off the track about eight miles west
81 Cambridge. The fireman was instantly killed,
but Tho DEATH Of the engineer was appalling. A
PARTON of the wreck naught him BY tho legs and
Held him down, while the boiling water from the
engine triaklaa upon him, literally boiling him.
His ssilariHgs wore 80 intense that he begged the
passengers ID Kill him and end his misery. This
they eaald moi do. neither we're they able for
SOME tlEe to sxtripate him from the fragments by
which he was partially buried. His injuries re-
suited fatally
NATlowAl Many years ago Eiwood
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