Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
CAMPAIGN lF0oo.

DsxoosAr,o meetings ere being held
all over Virginia, and Dooglas and John
son are heartily endorscd - the regular
Democratic nominees.
We hear the best news from Ken.
lucky. Ratification meetings for Doug
las and johnson are being held iu every
county in the State, and the resolutions
breathe warm, decided and sothusiss-
tic spirit. The Louisville Democraf'-
the gallant organ of the Democratic
masses, prophesieo that the vote OF the
State will be given for Douglas and
Johnson.
TIE St. Paul Pioneer states that the
nomination Of Douglas has elected more
enthusiasm there than has ever been
displayed for any man or any cause. II
adds:
Douglas. the nominee Of the Democratic par
~ for the Presidency. renders the triumph Of
the Democracy in Minnesota fixed fact
The BmscklNRrDoE TIoKxT.-The
New York E1press,an American paper,
says "Nobody is going to vote fo'
Breckinridge and Lane in this State any
more thac they are going to vote tor
thu Emperor Of China, or the Tycoon
Of Japan"
A MINNESOTA paper announces the
discovery Of Breckenridge man in that
State, and says, "that makes three"
VIRoIN1A.-.A letter from c. w.
Rives, Of Virginia, assumes that Doug
las is the man for the times.
Tue Albany Argus and Atlas has no
doubt that Douglas will sweep that
State by $4,000 majority.
The FEELING IN MIssIssrPPr.-A cor
respondent at Canaan +. o., Tippah
county, Mississippi, 10 writing US bus
mess letter, says--"We throw one
hundred and eighty votes at this pre-
cinct, and there but two that sympath'ze
with Yancy l. Co. 1t is unanimous for
Douglas.
The Douglas cause is progressing
finely in Tennessee. The eloquent ex-
Senator Foote, recently of Mississippi,
has taken the stump Tor the "Little
Giant, and intends to canvass the whole
State. lie will be assisted by ex-Gov-
ernor Jones aud other eloquent and able
men. Tennessee may be set down as
safe for Douglas.
The Concord Standard, a violent
Breckenridge and Lane paper, now as
scrts that x-President Pierce furnished
the powder that was used at late great
Douglas demonstration at that place.
The Lexington Star declares for
Douglas and Johnson; also the Rock
ingham Register, the Valley Democrat,
the Stanton Tind;cutor, tie Spirit Of
Jefferson, the Morganto'on Star, and
other influential papers Of Virginia.
TENNEssEE.-The Nushville Banner,
referring 70 the advocacy of the Hon.
George W. Jones Of that State for Doug
las and Johnson, says:
George w. Jones is probably one Of the
II oss influential. and certainly one Of the ablest
Democrats in Tennessee, He vas President Of
the last Democratic State Cow ention. which
sent delegates to Charleston. His voice will
he more potent with the Democratic masses in
Tennessee than ttose of any half-dozen who
may at empt any Yancey Disun,on ticket. His
own county (old Lincon) has long been the
Democratic stronghold 10 Tennessee, rolling up
it's twenty five hundred majority for that
party"
All of which is true, and no man in
Tennessee will exercise greater influence
on the politics of that State than Mr..
Jones.
LouIs1ANA.-We are assured by a
Bell and Everett man from Louisiana,
that the State is certain for Douglas, IS
the masses OF the people are for him, while
such men as Soule, Wickl.ffc, Parham,
Colman, and others of equal strength
are giving him their support.
A difficulty has arisen among the
stockholders Of the Keatucky States
man, Mr.. Breckinridge's organ at Lex
ington. 1t appears that majority are
tor Douglas, as their first choice, and
that the editorial department is not con-
Quoted in manner according to their
wishes. A meeting has been called, to
take decided steps in the matter Of de.
term'ng whether it will support Brock