Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-01

ltrleD0 al NInala, Is dpp6nueu bAS fOliO"
ing postscript: aThe report here this
morning is that Judge Hall Is dead. l
presume it is So" We are not informed
further; whether the Judge was at home
For at Washington. We were under the
impression he was east. E
lrefTr s
$40 the CORQuering Hero Comes
The. Washington correspoRdeptTef the
Cincinnati Commercial thus closes hislast
letter acia.uss3 as-1 eufios4s7q ,ai9sz
BIZ "The President is rather TO be .pilied
than persecpted Just now, for his friends
are deserving en- masse. Senator Doug
las has the inside track atCharleston and
even the ofiee!holdefs are ihclihihg to-
wards the rising star. P1sv s. bud 81 lon
q IAN iowa Correspondent of the bCleEe-
land Rlatndealg sHriiing from Leon, Feb.
g. sayss bua ,sb1Bde7e usdi b noilrg
1rs0ur State CUnremioH f3H hs1plrpose
of dominating delegates 10 The Charles
ion Convention comes of az Des MONIES.
on the 22d day Of February. In conse-
t~uuence thereof, the Democracy Of this
county gathered together last Saturday
TO appoint Delegates. Much enthusiasm.
prevailed, o-ss r4s7o sf a'er /
The following resolution was adopted
without a dissenting voice:
atResolved, That Stephen IA. Douglas
las our choice for the next President of
E1he United States and we request our
delegates to use all honorable means for
his nomination,
"As there are no Administration men
here, it is needless TO say that our dele
gates are aHlDouglas men, The actions
of the. different State Conventions, inspire
the friends of Mr.. Douglas with new
hope. Iowa Will give Mr.. Douglas q
3 Handsome majority if ne receives the
, nomihation, but no other man can carry
this State. 1l.nuTQ sldl .shIl54
1.-THE Republics here favor, the nomi-
5 nation Of Edward Bates Of Missouri, but
in case Douglas receives the nomination
at Charleston many of the Republicans
viii vote forahim." hI1 ,9ssi 4f 10 rIcg
o5 The louisville Democrat, of a recent
dates has the.fOllOwing item, showing that
wherever you 60 you find the crowd for
Douglas: l2s s- yl
Q IA eonvention Of professional gentle
men wholly unconnected with politics,
recently met at Memphis. This conyen-
ton was composed of forty-two members,
, representing nearly every State of the
South. Their regular business over, they
took the vote among themselves, and il
was found that of the foriy-two, forty
one were in favor of the domination and
! election Of Stephen A. Douglas to the
I next Presidency" y '
81 a. Bioux City correspondent Of the St.
sEouis Republican writes as follows:
5 ~ can no., however, conclude with
out saying tbpt the Democrats here are
all enthusiastic Douglas men: L have
not found a single one who was willing
70 entertain a thought Of any other man
for our next Presidential nominee all re-
2 gard success with him as certain, while
they lconsider the result almost hopeless
with sRy other man. "a Eyenlhe Repnbli-
; cans, almost with one accord. concede the
: election of Douglas, if he should he the
nominee Of the Charleston Convention.
4 rWith him as our candidate predict that
the Eotelof Iowa will be Democratic.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the
kBuffaIos COnauereiaL "A dtrrftser says:aT
The prospects of Mr.. Douglas for the
: bCharleston nomination are improving
O Has friends are more confident CT bis
nomination now than they have been for
s months. The Southern Democratic press
is also less virlent against hind ithas
been for the last two yGars+althoHgh
{ few newspapers in that section areas yet
bold enough 10 advocate his nomination,
c IN the Senate he has few supporters but
r in the House u large humber of promi.
dnent Democrats are enlisted under his
: bauner-aBong them the Hon. Miles
Tayler, of Louisiana, who IS a native 81
Saratoga, and Of ~ the ATTEST and mos
IS Influential meI6ers Of the House.
The Washington correspondent of the
ECin, Gazette IelegTaphss that Journal al
follows: 81 gtot14rsY 81
1fA private dispatch received thismor.
L ning-says Gonnecticlit has elected dele,
J. gates favorable 10 Douglas. This ha:
elated his friends Rnd1abackers
who are sanguine bettersr td q siia.
!, 7eThe above has been confirmed BY Taler
advicess Eleven Of the tSelse delegate.
!. are favorable loirhe nomination az Sena
!, tor Douglas and he will therefore receive
the unanimous vote Of Connecticut a
Charleston. Conneslieat was the OIL,
New England State of which there wa.
! any doubt, bat the people have taken tbs
matter ia hand ard removed the appre
hensi0M Pot idownaths SIX New Eng
land Estates for forty-oBe votes for Doug
las.
i, Greedy speaks again In bis letter
dated "Mansheld, Ohio. Feb. sth,,' h,
says:
Il cannot be mistaken in affirming iha
Z with a iudicfous nomination on DIR side
we ~shaiticeFtsiniy early etery Eertofa
vote Of the Northwes, as agaiast eng can