The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-29
ridge ticket viii get larger vote than the Douglas ticket
10 Minnesota"
Tho following papers in Minnesota support Brssnrdgs

ridge ticket viii get larger vote than the Douglas ticket
| IN Minnesota"
Tho following papers in Minnesota support Brsskinrdgs
and Lane
| St. Anthony Express, ST. Anthony.
saltwater Democrat, Saltwater.
Scott County Democrat, Shakopee.
henderson Democrat, Henderson.
81. Peter Statesman, sc. Peter.
The following are for Douglas
Pioneer and Democrat st. Paul
Belle Prairie Inquirer, Belle Prairie.
Dodge County Democrat, Manterville
Red Wing Sentinel, Red Wing
Plain Dealer Minneapolis.
Chat6eld Democrat, Chatneld.
The last named paper regrets hAsty support o( b.
gas, and probably will charge. The following ps-
pers have not declared but viii raise the Breckinxss
and Lane flag
Wnona Democrat, Wmona.
Mackato Record, AAckato
Glencoe Register, Glencoe.
The above names embrace the entire OF deoceaiio
papers in the State With the three that have net d.
ciared and the repentan Chatfed Doeya there viii b.
nine papers in Minnesota for Beckinrdge and Lane
i've Tor Douglas and Johnson The State COMMITTEES
Mnnesota is composed Of twelve member TAs
Douglas men on the committee, four in number have
allied State Convention 70 meet August ~ 70 nominate
electors pledged 70 Douglas The remaining eight win
democrats, TO be held about the LIST OF Septebe whoA
will nominate electors who will support Brectinridws
and Lane On Monday last, the asa inst, now daily
Was started In st. Paul " advocate the Interests a
Breckinridge and Lane. Everything indicates . sharp
aght in Minnesota and.that the Douglas men VIZ sos.
From Yaaoo CITY, Mas, July Ii, the authority is 70
liable that the contest distinctly between Breckinrdss
electoral ticket will be run in that state
From Bath Steuben county, N " July a. an In nuea-
tial democrat wrtesI find with scarcely exception,
that every substantial national democrat In this county
supports Bsecknridge and lane. The men who have
ever been true are true STILL
The State Of Missouri has at the present time four dis
tnct political organizations, and there four candidates
for gubernatoria honos August The interests In
Missouri are so various as TO prevent unanmty Of action
on important issues and that OF slavery Missourians
are widely divided In and contiguous 10 Saline county
there rich settlement of planters, large negro p,pu
ation and eay to the doctrine from personal interest
as well principe) Of protection in the Territories
There are twelve counties which may be thus repre-
tans throughout the middle southwestern portion a
the State, where the mineral wealth abouuds aud whsr
the hills and rock nterpose natures law against negro
servitude made OF small andholders Northern
immigrants who have rushed in in steady tide for the
last four years In that section those who support
ridge and Lane do it purely from principle
They are very numerous and Of course, respectable
and John Brown black republican emancps, ionisss In
the southeastern district beautiful agricultural rogioa
the people are sound. The ST. Louis district pretty
well sprinkled with black republicansm In the eastern
portion there Lincoln men, the Bell Everett
men wholly dissatisfied with their cowardly plat
form Humphrey harshalls speech Is working against
Thorn terribly This survey Of course leads to the
cusiou that 1t is foolish. at this time for any
party to claim it beyond doubt but from Ill
parts OF the State letters received showing
beyond the shadow Of doubt that there immenss
waking there in favor of Breckinridge and Lane and
that hundreds every day pedging Themselves their
support. is also evident that the parties opposed 10
them have attaned their maximum strength and that
the great Kenuckan and soldier Of the West making
tremendous additions.
The Cooper Institute speech Of the Hon. D. s. Dickin-
son is having its legitimate effect. II is most
powerful and effective production. In the city OF Albany
n Y, many converts baye avrr made by IT. and nom
Apoe every State in the Union letters have been rd-
ceved asking for copies. The National Democratic Execa-
tive Committee have made Arrangements for printing
large edition.