New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-15
Neh Orleans Bully Crescent.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER Is, 1860.
POLITICAL ITEMS.

meeting Of the Democracy Of st. Mary's
county, Maryland, announced for the purpose of
placing in nomination for the Presidency and Vice
Presidency Judge fancy and Judge Nelson, was
held at Leonardtown on Saturday, the 1st inst.
MArSE,-The Black Republicans are supposed to
have carried this State by an increased majority.
The Hon. Charles A. Wicklife, cxPostmaster,
General and Ex-Governor of Kentucky, has long
letter in the BardstoWn Gazette in support of
Douglas and the Douglas party against Breckin-
ridge and the Brcckinridgc party.
Gen. Lane, candidate for c,Prcsdent, made
speech in Coyington, KY, Tuesday night.
Major Heron passed through town on Thursday
last, en- route for Alexandra, where he addresses
the citizens of tapdes to-day in behalf Of Douglas
and johnson. Hon. Pierre Soule spoke in Ope-
lousas Thursday, and Joined Major Heron at
Alexandria this morning. Both of these gentle
men will be present at the barbecuefn this place
on Monday next Our citizens will doubtless be
out in full force to hear these talented champions
in the Little Giants cause. Let us give them q
fair and impartial hearing.
[Marksyille (Avoyelles parish) Organ.
Tie BelI-Eyerett barbecue will come off at this
place on Saturday the sth instant. Free discus
sion IS to be the order Of the day.
tFafmerVille fUnion Parish) Democrat.
A new Douglas paper is announced at Colum-
bus Ca, called The Star.
GoyERSoR WIsEts VoTE.-It was positively al.
trmed yesterday, says the Norfolk Herald, and
we have every reason TO believe tle lact-the
statement of Mr.. o. j. Wise, and the S'oVernofs
letter to the contrary, notwithstanding ex.
Governor Wise nil not o0te for Ae BfeckinTttQe
and Lane etectord! ticket IN NoUenbey aett.
We like to see the fair thing done in politics,
even when it may not benefit our own side. Gov.
Wise will not vote for Breckinridge, but it is
because he has recently moved to another county
in the State, and therefore will not be entitled to
vote at all. ECrescent.
MIssIss1PpI.-A grand State mass meeting and
barbecue is to take place at jackson on the 4th
and 9TH Of October. The Union men of the whole
State are invited to be present. Distinguished
orators will be in attendance.
COMFY ONE BRECKENRIDGE MAN.n-At a recent
convention of the Douglas and Johnson Democracy
at Raleigh, North Carolina, when the county of
Moore was called one of the delegates stated that
+" he hailed from Moore, and his county had eight
delegates in this canyention and they represented
the Democracy Of his county and further, there
was but one Breckenridge man in all Moore county.
The Democratic vote is seven hundred and fifty,
and seven hundred and forty-nine would certainly
vote for Douglas and Johnson
HNEw York N DASdER.n-This is what the Re-
publican papers say now. A month ago they
were sure the State would go for Lincoln by
100000 majority Ring the bell. IN. Y. Express.
The Nashville Union says: ......
"The resolutions of Senator Davis that demand
Congressional protection when necessary, were
voted for by both the Bel) Senator's Crittenden Of
Kentucky and Kennedy of Maryland
This vote of Crittenden and Kennedy, according
n commits n of
protection Of slavery when necessary. Well, then,
If Mr.. Bell goes according to your showing) far
as Davis Co., for protection to slavery the Ter
ritories, why do you devote columns to prove that
he is isunsound on the subject of slavery?
Memphis Bulletin,
Hooper, of the Montgomery Mail, who went to
Kentucky to hear Mr.. Breckinrdge' speech, says
Many ofMr. B'sfriends were urging him strongly
TO canvass the State Of Kentucky. He was disin-
clined 10 do So personally, butwe have little doubt
but that he will yield to the unGaasing solicitations
of nnumerable friends.
The Fredericksburg N'a,) Recorder has loisted
the flag oil Douglas aud Johnson.
There was grand demonstration ofthe Bell and