St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-12

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!. ~ Brestinsidee Ia. .ooeptedthsB.l.
timore nomination. ~ssrg
~ Dapiels 8. Diekensou Of New Estk,
supports Breckinridge. 'zas:a3
~ The Nsw York Ns.c., tho 1psl,s osrns Of
the National Democracy, refuses % sup
port Douglas: :sg1s G7odeerE
~ +, n. Wises editor of the tballp'i,,ta ps,a,staaptt
3ranscript,s = spouglas paper, hae sAs1ed
down its eolors, md supports L1soo1s.s
"a Tho Washington Unior 3says that
tho souls Of the Democracy are nov tied.
We; y P Presgome g9 p! the yield Of tallov vlil bs
ools'oelao'e' .G.a2 a;a2st2b ecp
o2 ~ Mr. Douglas letter ofsaeespaanoe
IS published. >1 He reiterates the doGtiias
of non.intervention, and talks about The
great necessity Of saving the Union. .sz
a. Fitzpatrick refused to accept The
nomination for the Vice Presidency offered
him by the Douglas Convention and Ex.
Gov. johnson, Of Georgia, has been ap-
pointed in his stead. Poor efellox!I
: ~ 4 Democratic voter Of Mid8iu
township, writes that in that township
thore are 200 Democratic voters, sl99, Of
which are Breckinridge men.- Pittt,6{@y
(Penna.) True Press. sst''. = %';i
: "a Queen Victoria has conferred ito
order Of knig ghthood upon Francis HI Sal
tus, Esq, Of New York, in consideration
OF important Improvements in artillery.
Mr.. Saltus il the first American thus dis.
tinguished.a .r., !: K St>zr"t@: sas =
~ ~ The Democrats 81, Chicago, fhe
home Of Douglas, fired one hundred guns
tor Breckinride and Lane. At Binghnnp.
ton, NY, ;, on the receipt of the news Of
Breckinridges nomination, salute of ono
hundred guns was fred by the National
Democracy, accompanied With the ringing
Of bells, the Lighting of bonfres, and w.
rious other demonstrations of rejoicing.
A national salute was also fred at Cod
=xster;T@b3 b3ich.,i honor :of Breckinndge.
Great enthusiasm prevailed. s7%
"a Measrs. Follctt, Foster l. Co., Pub
fishers, Columbus, publish letter in aus
wer to Judge Douglas, in which they re-
tute bis charges Of unfairness in The
publication ofthe Lincoln -Douglasdebates.
They show that his speeches - pubished
by them are carefully compared copy of
the original AZ they appeared in his organ,
the Chicago Times, from, his own Il. reporter.
Douglas complaint is = petty dedgeito to
escape the, unpleasant responsibility / of
some things that he would now much prefer
he had not said.
e% How is Douglas to, be elected!
The South won't support him. The
"Hards will discard him J; the Admnnidis-
ftration will thrust him out % 1heretical
and irregular; and. last of all; the People
will give him the "cold shoulder, Lin
coin beat him in his own State, on the
popular vote, last year and he viii beat
him: every where, in tho Electoral vote
now. He is: , agoas sueker.".-ABony
! Ever'ng; '' lo.r*e|' ~ s5,9v Y. :>a7sd,ons
Il, ~ 4 Al old whie ..y. .th;s odd Ae.', i.
rest Of his party .-Qsn<y H9sad@ TS9so
50 Pity the Dsmodratic party, has NO prom
inent man entitled to be thus distinguished
from the rest Of his party: They al seem
to have reached 4 high level Of rrascality
together Harri.b*Ty 1Ps) Telegraph.
~ II the Baltimore Convention d noninates
Douglas, there 10 no doubt hut that Min1alsta
will be largely Repub!ics.n: Her MHtnds,se~. De"o-
''The Baltimore Convention" has anoom-
mated Douglas" and, as. Mr.. Young nAys.
"There Is no doubt but that Minnesota Will
be largely Republican say By about eight
Thousand majority State Atlas:: o''07
f. ~ The Democracy has never beeforxei found
it % difficult 70 keep togsther:-0AseD Dspeefss.
# the Democracy find it Sc. extremely
difficult, We hope they won't trouble them.
selves" An old lady once compaineF to
ther doctor,t that she could scarcely brsashe.
"Don't try, my good womaq;;''i ! replied tho
candid physician, "saobodyg waats you to
~ On the 25th ult.,r 81 4 =, young lad
| named Lyman J. Frink; about nine year.
I of age; residing It MEG Gr.wvils, MY,
entered. his fathers shep, picked. mp a eRr, ,
went TO the door and pointed it al. \ iatle
! girl named Anna n. Pike, about ten years
Of ago, who vas at the time crossing The
road, aying ::"1'n shoot you, ,.sand ssAap-
ped the gun three stinaess but it di1.nal 20
off sf i Is, I.tt. then ls.ids "Ihis gun j, eet
ldaded, but there is one in the shop that
q. - Hs went into lie shop ind tmmhedi-
lately yfetarned 9TH saoshsi gun WISER he
dravsup dfroa, ,aonasof fks ,bds ta1ine
EettestM M in her bead, nuqber, ,peased thposgh
her bonnet, x6iIe : large quantity passed
on beyond 50 entering i post. ThgT girl
started for che house, ana On leaslddgthe
P1oa4asaJ and sHa4 picked z. Up by heE moth
ess, slh She is " great danger: Had the
entfrS charge 6k6h e6eSt, thSte q e rs doubt