The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-07-18
: Douglas IN the South

are going for the regular National Dem.
ocratic nominees. e. -
,a@ H. v. johnson, Al b. .Chsppsl,
Hiram Warner, and other members olths
Democratic committee of Gsorgia. shayel
issued . call in which they, f'inyite, al the
citizens of the, State Who ARE ie favor efl
the doctrine. Of pon-intssgention BY, Goa.
gress with slavery, and who, are opposed
to sectionalism," to unite in q, conyeption |
to be held at Milledge Eilless On Jpy t94th,
to appoint Presidential electo:ssssulossr
tW Duncan McReas aiaiading Dem.
ocrat of North Carolina, and late Consul
at Paris, made nasteray !speeehsat RAJ
leigh, last week 9forl the National nominees,
Douglas and johnson. He sdenounceA
the conduct of the Secession; delegates
from that State, and declared that asdiss
union conspiracy awss' the father sofsths
bolt. His speech was received witb,much
applause. 81 aiags yswa os s1sd aamoa
NORTH CAROLINA. Private intelligence
has reached US from this State, from which
we gather that the National Democracy
are organizing in every country town, and
with large aid from the conservative OPP
position, intend carrying the State for
Douglas and johnson by . good majority.
We learn that the Disunionists are "below
par" and that Yancey and bis principles
are fairly understood. Hurrah for North
Cardinal Montgomery (Aa co.tsds-
rtion = Il s5b e 5s8tast9 Alls asl9lissep
DouoLAs IN MIssres1pp1.AThe Corinth
True Democrat. published in that strong
Democratic but good Union county, Tis.
homingo, has raised the nsmes Of Doug>
las and johnson to its mast head. Ithas
begun the fight, too, with vim which in
dicates no child's play It nomi6stes
B. N. Kinyor, Of that county. IS leleStor
for the 6rst district, aud calls fot 1 State
Convention at Holly Springs. % the S0ih
of July, to nominate a full electoral tjcxet
| for the State. Mr. Kinyon is Duo of the
ablest Democrats in North ,Missiasippi,
and has already taken the stump for Doug-
las, -
az The Nashville Banner, speaking
of the; declaration of Hon. g, w, Jones
fol, Douglas aud Johnson truly ssys:-
George w. Jones is probably the most
influential, and certainly one of the aaelest.
Democrats in Tennessee, He was Presi-
dent. of the last Democratic State Conyep-
tion which sent delegates, to, Charleston.
His voice will be more potent with the
Democratic masses in Tennessee, than
those Of any half dozen who MAJ, attempt
to defend the Yancey Disunion ticket
His, own cousty, old, Lincoln. has long
been the Democratic strong hold in, Ten
nessee, rolling up its twenty-6y hundred
msjority for that party. -,i,i 1a,gl ~
Saturday morning the National Dem
ocracy at Nashville met to ratify the NOM
ination of Douglas and Johnstop- The
meeting was large and enthusiastic Gov.
Foote stated the object Of the meeting, ~
Col " r. Stevenson was chosen Chair
man. and A. II. Hurley, one OF the Dem
ocratic Central Committee was SppoiAted
The meeting enthusiastically united in
the adoption of resolutions yratifyipg tho
nomiuation Of Douglss aud Johnson, and
tproposing the sssemblage Of : Convention
lin Nashville. on the ,9Sth inst fos. .sfra9i !
tging an Electoral ticket. !, G9vsEa9y, ,E9otr
Then made ,anaable aud eloquent speech
for the candidates. He reviewed the his
tory Of the. Democratic party. proved
Douglas and johnson to be the Democrat
Eic nominees, and denounced the Seceders'
ticket as sectional and irregalars. His
speech was of such length that it va con-
cluded in the evening, 80 Louisville Dsm.
ocrat. ,z,.,. F,..,,.,st. o,.. -.,dg go