The Constitutional., 1860-08-13


has lately taken TO copying what the LPuisvill,
journal has TO say, shall expect to see Il in tho
exercise OF It's usual cuuryc of fair deaiiHg, give
place TO tie article below from that always rclia.
bic and ever mastery journal, especially as the
article expresses chaTge Of opinion different
from the last article COPIED from the JoHrnai by
the Louisiana Democrat:
If there should be any Bc'l and Everett mcn
left who continue 10 swear hy the Iuuis,ili,
journal, and pronounce all that Prentice says ~
oiacular, we invite their careful pcrusal io the
following paragraph from a recent ISSUE of his
papcr.-Loaisiana DcmOcraf.
We ar" aware that som" uf the NOR" carer
and sanguine Of our political friends will BE-
tempted 10y this final and thotou"h disruption OF
the Democracy, 20 entertain m. hope Of crcting
Bell and Everett by the people; and a frs, per
haps may even ycild 20 the temptation, and we
own not unna:uTaly oT inrXcu-ahy ld r0HdOT
coH y,is 10 sag at uc oucsercs do not ,7ieriain
Ais i"" hoPc. Hc caHR0i Pcrcctrc any .aifoHai
groHHd J0r entertaining II ; and We trust We are
too WIS., il not too honest 90 undertake 4" stimu-
late our friends by raising false hopes in thcir
breasts. We assurcdly shall commit cousci,nously
no such culpablc foiiy."-LoHisriHc .joHrnaL
ii there should be amy Brcckinidgc and Lane
men who are anxious To see thc Black Ecpubli-
cans bcaicn we invite their careful pcrush Of the
followin article from the LoUisyin Journal of a
late date
Everybody has Of course marked III very great
change that has come oycrthc feelings of The mas
srs N the Opposition party within the ia;t two
months. IL cannot b denied, that, wA,1 John
Bell aud Edward Everett wcTr irst Nominated at
baltimore for the Presidency and Vice Presidency
"f the United state, our political friends almost
everywhere received the intelligence met only
with mspiyingS bat IN many cisrs with feelings
akin To d,sponl,ncy.@ They hn'w that thc dis
iHgnI,Ard men nominated W,J, two 81 The brs',
soundrst, and greatest statesmen of the country,
they knew thai those ncn, II elected, would maift-
tam the honor and the rights of al SECTIONS and
promote in an eminent dcWcc The prosperity and
glory of tho Republic, but dispnitcd by an almost
unbiuh"n ,rrirS of defeats, and anticipating that
the powerful democracy would Gually be- able to
80 into the BATH Wi'hau unbluhcn front, they saw
hitlc chance Of >H"co,s and w"fc almost dispersed
to i"d their arms IN silence and inactivity and let
the political destiny of thc nation sweep on to
what seemed tlc Iu'y'ab" goal.
W. must confess that W. ourselves shared to
some extent 1T the prevalent feeling Al hough
finn and r'suIuir from the iiist m our determine
'om 10 do our w!io.c duty, "ur tmts 10 some cN-
traf "pprc SD with thr shadow tha: hay 500 daILiy
upon thr hearts of Tho MISSES oi our friends. We
cherished hr hope which j. the almost iusoparahr
companion of abe couaciuuruc.a "f right, hu: ap-
PtrhrH,oh and i'3,r vcr~ stronger than hope
Far and apVcl cIsrun, however, air NOW passing
away, VIM" hop anil confidence are bI'gIt"u.r%
continually. The gloom and d.-poud Icy Of our
souls have passed u,u the souls ot our political
io.s No rational c>p,ciliion g. ri pr.-'ut ndul,~
rd amy vh'r" il.at either stephen \. Douglas or
John {. Intcl.Tiid~r cau be- rl'ctrd nest Noyrf.-
b"r +" the Presidency oi the United State or that
i ualnc of cjti,i of ttrin can b. caui.d into tie
House ol R.p',-ul .n'IN,s hy 80 la!,s. a popular
vote or electoral ,ul" ~ that oi john Boil Tn
qu'si."uahiy thr uuau contest Is now b.twucn
thu National lni.u ull with NJ. u B,il as ilc cHn-
djdttc and ne Northern E'pHh.irt, with Mr
Lincoln aS their candidate II this fact Is uol ncw
poipablc to tin minds Of a ln"u of al partrs, II
~ 10 most 3-sWrdly become g." h.iul" th" -tIr"
s. l' take lfc. at H.. poll. and v,rn d - r!l
A.r. b.ru,I, 50. uo d"ubl Lrul,pl- ul thou .'.,,.
Nhn ha,. Away, hth"rtp w"r,hl,cl at thu dn.
-ht'nc ct b-aootary, will iH"i ar iof'"" rrs
oil I"...lr.I hostility, and, with -t"r" ha,,. ne y-
4 ~ patriotic tcut-, .'.iLc i'uo io. ih,l oo.jl-
Try.
popularity Of t.o rN aul Ey,nu ticket,
~ "nl iGIcuI Of ih- Memphis enquirer SAYS, D.
genuine, general, and pl"iuuud, 1t is not "l TIA
Ea.hv and uptoafioc- sori. II h'ts th- t'et 81
rrc'ion, as J, ,yiurrl by IT, steady and mauii'" {
a,iyauc. both North and ~uI,jh. f. i- due tp the
W,u,il-d chIast,, Co. thc c.udliHHs, TO ih.T
known ability and to ih.ir known attachment t"
ih' int'@aiiy ,l tbs lnion. The Constitutional
Union tici, II j. u., such a ON as to be m"ic ci-
fc'uli' aided hy c:hin and universal iHvt-iiga-
tron Especially in acritical tina. Tie ,hr Pf'-' at,
tN. ad, sn'3g' ul systematic ':g1"iZaii'r Ought
not to be- neglected ir ia. South tai, and every
othcr -"itna,. course should be taken to bring
jutp the utmost prominence lir' I1l strength "i
o,,r nomination, in order that Northern con itr.ya-
tive, may De- assisted by the additional inc' niiyc
Of the availability Of their candidates. Every
mail bI!ngs cheering news Of the increasing
strength Of lIcH Everett iu the Nouh,u and
Northeastern States. Let Us keep the ball IN mo-
ton. bet IA show 80 he country The real capital
oi our t,cl,,t, which Is that of the whole Snu;h,
excerpt Tr.iap,, three States. II ~, make It iaif
cymhiilyu of our r,i strength only, th-cr @. iour
OF the Nodheru state may p.rhaps b. added 20 Il,
and on ticket triumph wirIr th" people. ln tir
words Of the New Orleans Hull'in, "L"t NJ or
ganizr everywhere. let the rich mon who do
NOT wish H. engage actively IN the canvass, pug,
ami iet the young mon work.