The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-04
POLITICAL.

AUGUSTA, Oct. "a private despatch to a gen.
teman in Columbus reports the result of the cleo
tion in Escambia county, Florida, to be overwhem-
ingly in favor of the Bell and Everett candidates
for Governor, Congressman and members of the
Legislature.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-Thc following returns
from from Florida have come to hand: The town of
Fernandina gives John Milton (Brecknridge) for
Governor majority over Gen. Edward Hopkins
the Bell and Everett candidate, of $50. H. b. Hill.
ton, the Breckinridge candidate for Congress- has
majority over Benz. F. Allen, (Bell and Everett
of 1855. Baldwin precinct, Duval county, gives n
breckenridge majority.
THE SEPARATION OF THE RACES THE ONLY WAY To Ey-
TERMINATE SLAVERY.
Frank z. Blair, a Republican member of Con-
gress elect from ST. Louis, Missouri, made a speech
at Philadelphia Tuesday night in course of
which he said:
"The true and only peaceful solution of this
momentous slavery question is the entire separa-
ton OF the white and negro races. 1t conforms to
the real interests Of the entire community, and of
both races now and in all future times and for the
simple reason that it is the interest of all, it only
needs that an outlet should be prOvided-a place
OF abode in the congenial regions of the American
tropics to which the negroes now free, and those
that may hereafter become free, can go, under the
protection OF our power, and with a guaranty of
their rights, in order that this scheme shall realize
itself The free negroes will go there, because
they will have every motive earth to induce them
to go, and nothing to induce them to remain. The
non-slaveholders of the South will compel the en-
franchisement of the blacks for their own interest
and safety; they lend the only force to the slave
holder which enable him to hold his slave because
they dread the social and political equality the
| raw head and bloody bones of the demagopues
everywhere; but this force will be as readily ap-
| Piled IN contrary direction, when the non
Shareholders understand that emancipation involves
! the removal of the negro, and deliverance from
the competition of slave labor. Every passion and
every motion of the human heart, except the
| cupidity of some, and the pride of dominion in
| others, will cOnspire in the execution of the
scheme, and no power on earth resist its final
! accomplishment and peaceful triumph"
MAINE BREcKINRIDGE AND LANE STATE CONVENTION.
| BANGOR Me-, Oct. 2.-The BFeckinridege and
| Lane Democratic State Convention assembled her c
to-day, to nominate an electoral ticket and organ
lze as the regular Democratic party of the State.
large portion of the State was represented.
State Committee was appointed, with power
to appoint county committees and prepare an ad-
! dress to the people.
Resolutions adopted endorsing Mr.. Bu-
chanans administration; repudiating the ''squatter
sovereignty" doctrines of Stephen A. Douglass pro-
claiming that it is the duty of Congress to protect
| all the constitutional rights of property in the
Territories, and in favor of the Pacific Railroad
! &c.
Hon. NJ. I'll. Smith, the Democratic candidate for
| Governor last year, presided over the business
| meeting. Afterwards mass convention was held
which was addressed by Hon. Caleb Cushing, who
spoke for an hour and a half in opposition to the
doctrines of Mr.. Douglas.
full electoral ticket was nominated
| NEW YORK STATE POLITICS.
ALBANY, Oct. "A despatch was sent to Colone
Grain, at Herkimer, this morning. soliciting hi:
| name as candidate for Lieutenant Governor in
place of Judge Allen, resigned.
The State Democratic Committee meet here to
morrow.
/ YORK UNION TICKET.
ALBANY, Oct. 3.-The Union ticket has beer
finally formed. Greene g. Bronson has been substi
tuted for Henry s. Randall eector at large, anC
| the Douglas State Committee have endorsed the
fusion. VIM. c. Grain, of Herkmer county, was
substituted for VIM. +. Allen for Lieut.. Governor
| Mr.. Greene expresses his determination to oppos
the ticket and Mr.. Brady will stump the Stat
against it.
ELECTIONS MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Oct. Am election for legislative ant
local officers in the upper peninsula was held Ol
the 18th of September, and resulted in the election
of the entire Democratic tickets in Mackinac
Chippewa, Hough ton, Wahoughton and Marquette
counties. Joseph Coulter was elected State Sena
tor-a Democratic gain.
MOVEMENTS GOVERNOR JOHNSON.
i CNCINNATI, Oct 2.-Ex- Governor II. V. John
son addressed meeting in the Sixth Street Mar
ket last night. He adhered to the principles o
" non-intervention." Republican asked hin
whether he would consider the election of Mr.. Lin
coin sufficient cause for dissolution Of the Union
to which he replied emphatically, "No." The
meeting was large and enthusiastic.
| MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN CONNECTICUT.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct 2.--TOWn elections
were held in twenty-eight towns in Connection
yesterday. Returns from twenty-four places re
port the election of Republican officers.
PENNsYLvANIA PoLTrCs-THE BELL AND EVERETT MES
FOR FOSTER.
at meeting of the Philadelphia CITY Executive
Committee of the Bell and Everett men, held o,
the evening of the 2Sth September, the followin.
resolution was unanimously adopted
ReSotced, That the Constitutional Union Party O
the city OF Philadelphia, proclaiming the mission
OF said party to be the defeat of any and every DO
hhcal party having strictly sectional charac
ter, and to elevate 10 Office only such men as ar
not identified with sectional parties and their mea
sures; do accept the issue made by the 'People'
Republican fusion" and declare their support o
Henry ID. Foster, for Governor of the State o
Pennsylvania, not for the man, or the party who's
nominee he is, but in opposition to Andrew G. Cur
tin, the candidate of sectional party, pre- dica
ting the triumph of sectional candidates upon it
success at the October election.
1t is said that Hon. Eli Thayer will get IS, ,00(
votes in his district, twothrds of which are expec
ted to come from the Republican party. Mr.. Thay
er is Republican member of the present House
and having been refused re nomination by hi!
party on the ground that he was for popular SOW
| ereignty, is running as an independent candidate
letter from Iowa to the Chicago Times says
Henry Clay Dean has addressed about IS 900 per
sons since he opened the canvass in Iowa, and
gives it as bis opinion, based upon careful ana
ysis of facts, that Douglas will carry the State by
majority of 5000 to 5000 votes. We will carry
our State ticket by about 5000 votes
The treasurer of one of the Building Associa
tions of Philadelphia has absconded, carrying OF
with him the sum of S. 900 belonging to the society