Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28

ar H.s..n I as,.,. a..a.on II 49,

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in regard to which there has been 50
much anxiety since it first assembled at
Charleston, but more especially since its
meeting al Baltimore. is over. The dis
union delegates, who seceeded at Charles
i. ton; organized, and adjourned 70 Rich
mond. had the uablushing affrontery to
present themselves again at Baltimore
and ask admission into the regular Dem
ocratic Convention BY this il would be
very naturally supposed that they had
srepented Of their SINS and were dis
posed 10 act the part Of honorable men.
re Convention, through a spirit Of mag
nznimity, liberaIty, and desire to harmon
ize the party, admitted those ensided 20.
seats. No sooner, however, had they
secured seats than the FORMER attempts to
srule or ruin were the order Of the
dav. Failing to ride over De majority,
they again seeded, and organized in the
City Of Baltimore, instead Of going back
to Richmond. The Democratic Conven-
ton, then, BY a twO-third vote Of all the
Delegates entitled to seats, nominated
STEPHEN A. DoUoLAs for President, and
BrNyAM1E F1rzPATRrck Of Alabama for
Vice President.
The friends of Mr.. Douglas, and con-
sequently Of the country, are entitled TO
the greatest respect, not only. from the
party, but from the nation, for their man
ly, liberal, patriotic, and high-toned con
duct, as well as for their firm unainehing
adherence and devotion to the man and to
principles; which must and will, sooner.
or later be adopted by the people Of this
country, if the Union be perPetuated;
there is no other salvation no other
balm IN Gilead; mark it.
The seeding, ~disunionists, proceeded
70 noninale candidates. They nomins-
ted j. G. BnEcKpNRIDeE, present Vice
President, for President, and JO. LANE,
Of Oregon, for Vice President. It re-
mains to be seen whether they will lend
themselves to the miserable d~isunien'fac-
zion led on by Mr. Yancy, who ought long
ago to have been hung for high treason.
No Convention ever assembled ai mhieh
there was 50 much bad faith practiced
RECKLESS, union destroying spirit NANTES
ted, as was here exhibited on the part Of
those d~isunionists, who only exposed there
what are really their ~traitorOus designs
upon the Government
sob for a tongue to curse the slave,
Whose treason, like a deadly blight,
Comes Ger the councils Of the brave,
And blasts them in their hour Of might"
Union-Iovfng men Of the country, un-
der the circumstances, have a duty de-
volvlng upon them-the paths plain
and that is, in the most practical and er-
pedSent manner, rebuEe the traitors.
We have not time or inclination to pur-
sue this subject further now. Should the
turbid Political pool become again lucid,
the .faVertiser viii be found, if inthe IA
tionaI political arena at all, governed by,
aud acting in strict accordance with the
promptings Of duty, under the existing
circumstances. In the mean time, as
Obstnacy is the order Of the day, and
we prefer % ticket to any yet in the
field, we shall continue to support it.
Since the above was in type, we have
learned that Mr.. Fitzpatrick declines the
nomination for the Vice Presidency, and
the National Committee have substituted
the name Of HERsHrLI v. JOHNSON Of
Georgia, who accepts.
We also learn that Lane and Brock
enridge accept the nomination Of the dis
union convention 81
We viii only add at present in regard
to oursef: If the contest is to be be-
tween Breckenridge and LincOln-and
affairs look that way-we greatly prefer
the latter.
9eaItle@ Movements in Nebraska.
The Democratic Central Committee
Omaha on the 18th. They did
in regard to a Territorial Con-
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