The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-07-19

in Georgia is also Democracy in Illinois. -
We do not question the veracity Of the
Senator on this point.
POLITICAL ITEMS.
Il Compromise Proposed.-The Sa-
vanuah Republican, opposition, proposes
the following compron ise in order to
defeat both Douglas and Lincoln:
Let Breckenridge aud Lane both
withdraw from the contest; let Mr.. Bell
do the same thing, leaving Edward Ev.
crett the compromise candidate for the
Vice Presidency. Then let Southern
Democrat head the ticket. We know
but one who, in all respects, availability
included, is fitted for the post, and that
is Hon. James H. Hammond of South
Carolina.
| Douglas in Ne,o Hampshire. The
Concord Iutriot is satisfied that the
Democratic party in New Hampshire is
very nearly q unit in support of the pom-
ination of Douglas aud johnson.
Tone Of the Southern Press The
journals in Tennessee are nearly all for
Breckenridge. The Kpoxville Register
says: From every quarter Of East Tenn.
essee, the Democratic masses are anuoun-
cling their determination to support the
ticket. No dissenting voice has yet been
heard.
Undect,lel.-The following named
Democratic papers in New Jersey are in
! a tight place. They do net know which
side to take: New Brunswick Neus
Hunterdon Democrat, Somerset 4Nessen-
ger, Railway Republican, Plainfeld In.
ion, MiddIctown Point Times, Hudson
County Democrat
Fitzpatrick for Breckenridge. The
Augusta, Ga, Despatch of the 10Th ult.
says: "The Alabama Baltimore delegation
passed through this city yesterday, Oh
their way home. We learn from mem.
bers Of the delegation that Mr.. Fitzpa,
rick, who declined running on the Doug.
las ticket, is now in favor of Brecken.
ridge
Toucey net for Douglas-Thc story
which is going the rounds, said to be
copied from the Washington correspond
ence of the Boston Herald, to the effec,
that Hon. Isaac Toucey, Secretary of the
Navy, had recommended the Connecticut
Democracy to support Douglas, is pro.
nounced fabrication.
Kentucky Jouraals-Twelve of the
leading Democratic papers in Kentucky
have pronounced for Breckenridge aud |
four for Douglas. There are a number
yet on the fence, among which are the
Bardstown Gazette and Greensboro Dem
Dcrat.
rs sapdiastes eS p resi3ent and The
four for Vice President have been in
Congress, and all except Lincoln have
been in the Senate of the United States
Georgia.-The Savannah Necs gives
The names and politics Of the various
papers in Georgia, summing up as fol
lows: For Breckenridge aud Lane, %;
FOR Bell aud Everett. Is; for Douglas
and johnson, ?. Not declared, 20.
Tennesse. In Tennessee sixteen Dem
ocratic papers have run up the Brecken
ridge ticket two have indicated a pref
erence for Douglas. Eleven others arc
yet undecided.
K,ntueky.-All the Democratic Con.
grcssmen, all the Democratic State Off
GERS, and all the members Of the Demo
cratic State Central Committee, of Ken
lucky, have declared for Breckenridge
and Lane. ..-....
Only one paper in Kentucky The
Louisville D'mocrat-has as yet run up
the Douglas lag. The other Democratic
papers arc in favor of the other ticket,
though The -ouisnille Journal says there
is not much enthusiasm for it; that
Douglas has ,any warm and able friends
in the State, md that Kentucky may be
safely countd for Bell and Everett.
The Democrats are about to get up a
cavalry comply Of Fast-Asleeps. y
They are to b mounted on night mares.
TAXES III, owN.--The Peoria In
ion, which histed the name of Douglas,
ha, taken it Own. The editor explains
that it was doe in his absence, and was
wholly unautbrized by him.
I UNION CGNTY. The Jonesboro'
Gazette, the eading Democratic paper
in Lower Egypt, hoists the names of
breckenridge nd Lane at the head Of its
colu ans, aud ntirely repudiatcs Douglas
and squatter pyereignty.
SANGAMoM COUNTY - The State
Democrat, pulishcd at Springfield. III i,
after few DAD elaboration, runs up the
Breckenridgcind Lane flag.
The New hrk Herald publishes a ia
BILE giving Imposition Of the prominent
newspapers o1he country on the Doug
las aud Breckenridge split. The follow.
ns is the rec3itulation
x.., B'sets"'i4ss, Dssxis..
Southern States 50 IL
Total IS IOl
DemocrdDc Etnte Convention.
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