Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-03
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That Douglas and johnson are the regular
Democratic nominees for President and Vice
President This is a conceded fact by all un-
preudiced men.
Remember. That Douglas stands upon the
same platform upon which James Buchanan
was elected in 1856 1t was a good platform
then and is now.
Remember. That Dougashas orled harder
and done more for a Pacihec Railroad, than
any man in the United States Senate; has
aliravS adrocated Il and Voted for IL, and that
Breckinridge 10y his own vote once defeated
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Remember, That the Breckenridge party
are advocating what will tend to bring the
slavery question again into Congress, to be
wrangled over, and to the delay Of other
business. Whilst Douglas stands on the
principle of Non Intervention and says let the
people settle this thing for themselves, and
let Congress attend to its own affairs.
Remember, That John c. Breckinridge
voted against a Pacific Railroad, at a time
when, if he had voted for ii, it might have
been now nearly completed He had the
casting vote which might have passed the
Railroad Bill, but he cast his vote against
Railroad. This is a well known fact.
Remember That the Breckenridge party in
! Virginia have repudated that portion of the
platform favoring a Railroad and are oppos-
ed to Pacific Railroad.
Remember, That Breckinridge is a candi-
date put forward by factious sectional set
of disunionists and broken down politicians,
for the express purpose of breaking down the
/ Democratic party, and dissolving the Union.
Remember, That every disunionist in the
South supports Breeknridge, and many of
them give ms a reason for it, that supporting
/ BreckinHdge will hasten the dissolution of
the Union -KarPosa Nerc.
TuoLUMNE CoUNrY.-The Sonora Democrat
of Saturday has the following:
The fathless enemies of the Democracy in
this county are already losing heart, and are
! beginning to falter and give way as the time
of their doom approaches Strike once more
and yet again, and the boiling traitors, G win
retainers and disorganlzers will bite the dust
to rise no more.
Notwithstanding the boast of the Union
Democrat that there are "but thirteen Doug
lasites' at Browns Flat, we are informed that
our candidates. Messrs Quint, Kendall, Dunn
and Gilman were received last Friday week"
in manner which gives assurance that our
/ ticket is all right even in the vaunted strong
hold of the Breckinridgers.
The Democracy of Kincaid's Flat were ad-
dressed last Wednesday evening by Messrs
| Quint and Kendall, and Judge Calvin, of
| Columbia. We were unable to be present
at the meeting but are informed that it was
an enthusiastic one for our nominees, who
| will receive u handsome majority in that
| precinct
The Democratic Club of Shaw's Flat were
addressed last Wednesday evening by Messrs.
Oliver Wolcott and +. f. Hunter. The
meeting, Notwithstanding the unfav vorable
state cf the weather, was one of the largest
that we have attended at the above place
| during the campaign. The club adjourned
! with three times three for Douglas and john
son and the regular ticket.
/
! CALL THEM OUr-A short time since we
expressed the opinion that, interrogated,
majority of the Breckenridge speakers and
leaders in the State would answer that they
were pledge not to vote for Douglas, if he
were nominated 10y two-thrds of a full Con
vention. Two OF them have answered to
that effect, as appears by the following item
from the Stockton Argus. That paper says:
"At the Breckenridge meeting Saturday
evening the speakers, Montgomery and
Bradford, Acknowledged they would have
bolted and not voted for Douglas, even if he
had, in their belief, received two-thirds of
the vote Of the full Convention at Baltimore
O. Charleston
1t demonstrates the rccklessness Of the
bolters. Talk of their being Democrats,
when they are boasting of their procliyities
to abandon party usage principle and nomi-
nations There is probably no doubt ma
jo"ity of them would have done Just as the
Administration happened to dictate to them,
and would have supported Lincoln, if Bu-
chanan had so ordered. What independence
have the Breckinridge leaders? The Federal
office holders are forced to support whoever
Buchanan dictates, and if he sends word to
them to 60 for Lincoln, what one of them
dare disobey? What nonsense for them to
talk of what they would, or would not do.
They have to wait for orders. How many
leading men are there supporting Breckir-
ridge in California, outside of pensioned
officials? And yet, they go around talking
Of Democracy l-WaripoSa Aeus.