White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-20
....;.l Washington Dispatches.
ou' WAsHrsaroN. Sept. 4.
rc,.s' soUTHERN TOUR.

,orerAs' SOUTHERN TOUR.
-, reliably assured that Mr.: Doug
s s campaign tour, so lar from
ls svi him, has done himself and his
beneD:.s o,te damage. He has been 90
e.uss ,D .nJ abusive of Breckinridge. to-
'l0' you. vbom the people of the South are
E,la. .lIv we'll disposed. that great re-
n n's Of feeling to his de'r'msns mas mas
'als,u 'sd among those who were at hrst
9 'e:s"o.sd to support him. l will men
.:aI an example: The editor Of the Ra-
i noI s STANDARD, the leading Democratic
ls .s., of North Csrolins. was . delegate
p'p X. Democratic National CONVENTION.
:; q. WI "a, kindly disposed towards Douglas.
w oneued bis columns to articles in his
mi, nv Since the visit Of Mr.. Douglas
!. O', Worth C.rolina, and his open a6iIia.
W.. " with the Bell men. and his whole
Nv. ~. .buse of Breckinridge. tho editor Of
~, =. Standard announces that be shall
s Wv treat Mr.. Douglas and his
s 81 IS enemies Of the party, and will
.loss his columns against them.
Hi His speeches in Virginia have had the
.ns effect, and Elk. Gov. Smith feels
' .,y assured, since the palpable evidence
of /, degrading coalition between Bell and
I,ouelss, that the Old Dominion is safe
IN Breckenridge. The Bell men. in
,S.;r loud:mouthed zeal for the Little
Giant, have exposed the plot, and lhe peo-
ol., who always hate and dstest unprin-
sipled coalition, whose only object is the
spails, have taken their alarm.
VERMONT AND MAINE.
The State of Vermont voted to-day.
.sd viii doubtless give a good account of
herself. Maine votes on Monday. and l
,.s that q Portland correspondent of the
New York Herald preparing the minds
Of the coalitioaists for an overwhelming
Lkst there.
PENNSYLVANIA AND the NORTHWEST.
Pennsylvania and the Northwest are
already virtually abandoned. and the last
hope Of the coalition il based upon Lin.
coins defeat in New York-sn event moi
Eksly to occur.
The Tribune promises not less thar
1926, 900 votes for Lincoln in that State,
which are sufficient to elect him over any
opposition.
MARYLAND.
Just on the eve Of the visit of the Lit
tie Giant to Maryland, it is painful tt
witness the heartburnings and quarreling
Of the Maryland Democracy.
Last night there was . Douglas Dem,
oera.ic Convention held in Baltimore
but even this body failed to agree upon I
nomination for Mayor. and after muci
wrsasiing broke up in disorder. and witt
thes1hibition Of any amount of bad feel
ing.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Icollect the following items from va
rious sources Advices from Kentucky
represent that Mr.. Crittenden will max
. speech after that Of Mr.. Breckenridge
Information from Breckenridge lead
ers at Harrisburg, is to the effect tina
their candidate Is gaining ground in thu
State. l hear of some betting her
against odds, by sharp Maryland politi
clans, that Breckenridge will carry tina
State. In the circle of Mr.. Cobb
friends. it is stated that Mr.. Douglas re
cent position of forcing sovereign Stat
to comply with Inc laws, &C., will excit
great hostility on the part of those State
where it is held that q State shall not b
forced.
A very prominent citizen from Ala
bsma, whose calm observation and judg
ment give character to his views. express
es the opinion that Mr.. Breckenridge vii
carry that State. The most reliable pol
itici,n in Missouri writes positively tbs
Douglas will not carry that State.
RIP. Dick. U. 8. District Attorney
called the Raleigh Douglas meeting te
gather. yet his head is not off.
John l. Green will not be Marshal {
the Western District of Tennessee
Gin. Gazette.