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Political NeWh. !
NEW YORK, September l6.--The brsSHan sgSs
ridge State COMMITTEES publish an as tba no,
Tomorrow giving their Iha sd5e9IL BonSIss Commit
toe They saw tour candidates VIII pe sup
nor+aAshv all the energy and means AZ our
PPo,,s,oonA The Douglas organlzallonl III
re;ecting the only means by wnlcu t9e ol1ee
ocnId he prevented from voting ior inncoul,
has reduced the practical question DeeMeen
the Democrats OF New 1ork IN tre ooul.is
Oiootion 10 one of future organization, only
S,S yoting for Breckinridge and Lane.
fTbe National Democrats viii not only su9-
tain the principles of their party end preserve |
a nucleus, about which will be formed ma
Honal party in the State, but will encourage
their friends all over the Union-be received |
and hopored in the next National Conven--
tion of Democrats, instead of being neglected
and despised, as they surely will be If they
present themselves upon the platform et
Souatter Sovereignty in company with their
new allies" They charge the DnGssii las manag-
ers in the State wi..hh having produced the
present difficulties in the party, and with
nersistently refusing to allow their adjust
ment, and say that Squatter Sovereignty is
but another form of Republicanism, and con-
clude by recommending the formation OF
campaign clubs and active measures for
bringing our whole vote to the polls in No
vember.
PHr1ApELpH1A, September 15.-Concert
Hall was comfortably filled This evening by
the Douglas Democracy. Hon. A. kneass
presided. Gov. johnson was very enthusias-
tically received After expressing his thanks
for his warm reception, he entered into
line of argument, similar to that which char
acterized his speech at the Douglas barbecue
| in New York.
| The speaker was very hoarse, and the de-
| livery of his speech caused him considerable
| effort. Moreover, ward delegations were
present with music, transparencies; &c, An
anonymous advertisement appeared IN the
morning inviting all Democrats to attend
this meeting, in order to present the Indorse-
ment, of what is called the Bogus Forney
Mongrel Electoral Ticket" but no disturb
ance took place.
Gen. Foster the Democratic candidate fol
Governor, will speak in Independence-squart
on Monday evening, and as this will be the
first campaign speech of Importance, anC
he may be called upon to define his position
on national politics, there is considerable
interest felt.
Governor Johnson will make tour of thu
State during the week. He will commence
at Lancaster on Monday next aud close al
Pittsburg on Saturday eyening.
ALBANY, September l6.-Quite a large
delegation of Bell and Everett men, in uni
form leave in the boat, tomorrow morning
to attend the New York Union meeting.
NEW York, September l6.-The Douglas
Subcommittee rejected the proposals oftht
Breckenridge Volunteer Association. Also
declared they would not under any con
sideration, take any of the Electors now o.
S the Breckenridge Electoral Ticket.
5 Resolutions were unanimously adopted a
, the Douglas meeting, denouncing the recer
: fusion, and ratifying the straight Dougla
ticket.
= The meeting was large and enthusiastic a
the close.