New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

following acconnt os The prosscdiasa IN
ing sceensis held il Ra8 "A Rong, reietk, o.
Of ths ssl
IL Tssss7aa III 4 call tie ns o. fy;;Sio Ex
s9tave gnzaAlttEe, Ansssn MY ~ y nem9e, 9,s
xacy II zsast Rouge PARISH NJ. heid ! IS g
eossst Monaas yssoe "a, I'll, at
q agRoasiag dele 4a
sss Il ssS M s4sa 20 Monday sssis, he aad inst. s
x53q56f IlysSv fs H Hsfron sfas called 70 the Chair
ssld &. Ill tsnsntsa saDoiAtsd sssecrctaFy
i7ais y sxpisgnsd ne Object q tne meet
saoton " Ar. =; :. = ~
81 BdSsgzits- A. 4, ssasasa. b. r Rhodes. Edward
e Hirsss Emile Drox, Wissu Iates t L. Knox and
al 1asf5on IF Nolsa i. StuaIt Esq. Col. Loais
Hehart Was declared III preference o. East bason
HoTre us.rsls M tae neiaiuatien Of the Democracy
s ss n I Iand sns s2saa Bistrct e.
Col. Hsbert Ii vel qua lied for tie position 70
yciis6 "a hss bseI nominated. AS late State En-
aiseeT he gsve uals sarsai satisfaction, being scenr
fjfa nrasticsI and experienced. Besides. he is one
81 sslsi olsst and best ctaens, and enjoys the un
6 '''''s'' ~ M Signal
ExHsE TElE6FArHIc DIsPATcgEs. The Cincin-3
s aaa Enquirer Of Saturday has accurate returns
I. afem nearly every county in the State Of Ohio,
+ which show that instead Of 10000 Republican ma
jerity, ii d only 1874 apa that The few remaining
counties win not materially vary The result.
4 man named King was egged and run out Of
Hiedm0nt, va, last week, for avoWing himself
In favor Of tle dissolution Of the Union.
4 JusT AND TlafaIv Rgaa ct the issue of
the present contest be- what it may We are quite
sure 81 one thing and that is, but short time will
rse before most of those who nave been busy
nalgniAg and traduoing Mr. Bell and Mr.. Everett
Will b. shsartiy sorry that partisan prejudice and
paaty lesilug e1eT !nQuced tnena ~ do injustice 70
thsse ngalsliee statesmen ana parrots IA or
ous of poNers they 'Eht gradually descend TO the
grave accampa hg the admiration and respect
OF thslr coalstry en VII hereafter regret that
II any aafS5 or any portion Of party, should have
attenptec q bar fns lame OF two 81 the most CON
worthy citizens Of the republic. Those who, at
this slsy, Tepresent n az odious light the chaIac-
Nd e lit. aha si II. ~
ind IL necsssarv Is excuse and paase the col,rse
they at present pursue. Alexandria (ya.) Ca
xetter
TAG Richmond Enquirer, in predicting dissolu-
tlelt Of thc Union as inevitably consequent on the
election 0f Mr. illneoln, hods the following extra
Ordinnry language with reference to that couserya
live old Commonwealth. which The late Wm. d
q s. i, 4,
FreeNen was WoRh v c&hShs N Tag Shlp "a tht
Unions
VIRGINIA can no more prevent the dissolution o
tais Union AFTER Lnceais election than me cal
preveat that election. She will be poBerless Il
present civil war, with all Its attendant horrors
any one % tne soulhern sasles gan. a'i1 son,e
tsss a'ss IT .nveaFs 1as Whols country. Nortn 4
NTH ID IN ., sS sstle - Z
sne Asseating cagal sgi WE. WI, ny ma
oIly " aeE psoples assaas ul'on IesistaAce. Whs
III ths oSsr1 m ~ sis Z y Is
f M r. Sgsat sv nav h IN
desire df her people. We believe that a large ma
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vita for Immediate resistance and for q Common
i destiny with the Southern States; and with this
pehei f1e sc9aH auosSe tse sfee sdtes notto resi-
aa5e s9 asysks asa eas o.otg Jo7s Jear ttat
s1s1y Aesxale g ae'' atty % re South
n zs;s,,,,, +, e., p,,,,,,s,,, M .o q.
s = : 80 Ao"n v
~ nfaalero county, "a, az tie Aate eiee-
ton gave GuEtln 2u0r and Foster votes. In 1866
Buchanan had one vote, and Fillmore one vote.
lI,iarstnd;ur ti,at in tl, rest t],e STATE Rail
49, J,,,,.a.
aes. a.,s ssss T asag uAAeset tasse wv
. Foters y insea ahu Weht lof fosIeI-
Governor Brewr said on Thursday night he was
for Resistance if Lincoln was Gonstitntionaly
sasessa, Rnetasr ne ahy acs q aggres
su1iiSs Te aess tba Gorerlior mi@ht nossbv
be paciied. fIe said in 1850 he never would sub
s,,ss y ss ut & esa'so IN nia Wy
IL ssss 1913 pasaesu l.sel. " .accepl
49, rs setueinenb % lllf slafsry quesuoh anu
~ Aplue ~ theih tof "a .iiia, W
4 ls'ohspurs Whlgs
bYr. Yancey wears dress of plain Southern
zisomespun. So says Pink Of the Charleston
fsoufier. III his letter from New York II ali tie
ultra men Of the South were to follow Mfr. Yanceys
example, and wear aplain Southern homespua, p
they would exhibit more practical good to- the
South than BIZ long speeches and the passage of
s ~ Y 's''s' - os'Ss'
ForrsIoS or AN ALABAMA BREoEINRIpGER. The
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