Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30
PRICE ONE CENT.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.



NEW YoRK, August 20. : Alexander II.
Stephens writes to friend In Washington
that he is about to enter the canvass In Geor-
gia in behalf of Douglas. 5000 n,
PHILADELPHIA, PENN, August 29-Presi-
dent Buchanan met with an enthusiastic re-
ception at Cumberland yesterday, on his
return from Bedford Springs. He addressed
a large audience.
The Franklin County Democratic Conven-
ton yesterday adopted resolutions indorsing
Douglas and johnson, the regular candidates.
READING, PENN, August 29.-At the DEM
ocratlc Convention, s. +. Cucana was nom-
mated for Congress, for the full term, and j.
X. Mckinley for the short term.
HARTFoRD, August 29-The Democratic
State Convention is now in session in this
city for the nomination of an Electoral
Ticket. The Douglasites are in a decided
majority. Dwight w. Pardee, of Hartford,
presided. The morning session has been
mostly occupied in the organization. A
motion to place on the ticket two Bell and
Everett Electors was voted down by large
majority.
New ORLEANS, August 2S.-Advices from
Texas state that Governor Houston earnestly
presses the union of all conservative Union
men upon one ticket. 10 -talffr.if a. n
PETERSBURG, Va, August 29.-Mr. Doug
las commenced an address last night at eight
o'clock, in front of Jsrrets Hotel to crowd
OF 1900 OF 1000 people. He was greeted
In half an hour storm arose, and the
crowd adjourned to Phoenix Hall, which was
crowded to stiffocation. He concluded his
address, occupying over two hours. The
meeting broke up with nine cheers for the
Little Giant, and the enthusiasm was un-
bounded. iD.- +t.rrHH 4 IT.
Mr.. Douglas says his reception surpasses
any thing he has received since the Illinois
campaign of 1858.
He left for Raleigh this morning, where he
speaks tomorrow. He speaks in Richmond
on Friday night, and leaves for Staunton on
Saturday morning. ..
20 INDIANAPOLIS, August 29-The Republican
demonstration to-day is a complete success.
There ie an immense crowd in attendance,
The procession was. very large, including
eighteen brass and fifteen field bands Of
music, and was one hour passing given
point. 1t moved through the principal
streets to the Military Park, in the western
part Of the city, where speaking will be held
this afternoon. ..s.
In the procession there was wagon
drawn by forty-three yoke of oxen with
several large saw-logs, and men splitting
rails, and distributing them along the way.
WORCESTER, Mass, August 29.-The Re-
publican State Convention is very largely
attended, with great outside pressure. Ex-
Governor Boutwell, was chosen President,
who addressed the Convention, and was
followed by Charles Sumner.
A Committee on Electoral Ticket was ap-
pointed. 'l.a A''.a-l
The Convention nominated John A. An
drews for Governor by vote of 1888 to 326
for Dawes. ]. G. Goodrich was nominated
for lieutenant Governor, Abner Warner for
Secretary of State, and George Morry and
r. A. Chapman for Electors at Large.
PHILADELPHIA, August 29.--A split took
place this morning in the nominating Con-
yention ofthe First Senatorial District, The
Convention refused to entertain resolutions
indorsing Douglas for the Presidency.
Ex-Mayor Vaux, the Douglas candidate
!. for the nomination of State Senator, there
upon withdrew his name, and the Douglas
ties retired from the Convention.
Hon. Samuel s. Randall, who is in favor
of Breckinridge and Lane, was then nomi-
mated. tN'i1f 'iil VT
* Mr.. yaux will probably run as an inde
pendent candidate.
INDIANAPoLIs, August 29.-The military
park was thronged this afternoon. There
was speaking from four stands by Hon.
Thomas Corwin, Hon. Mr.. Stanton, Of Ohio;
Hon. +. P. Blair, of Missouri; Mr.. Under.
wood, of Virginia; Henry S. Lane and o. P.
Morton, candidates for Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor Caleb b. Smith, and Others.
There were not less than As, 900 or 10000
persons present to-day, and great enthusiasm
was manifested. 10
A triumphal arch was erected across Wash
ington-street, at the corner Of Meridian.