The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-15

An extract Of letter from Mobile to the South
Western says, there are quite large number Of Doug
lsites herethey prefer Bell cad Everstt 10 Breckin-
ridge and Lane Mr. soue mlde speech here and
I haze heard it highly spoke bot hope our party
Union will win the Victory, bad that It viii be won
honorably and may the Dag Nj or Unon ever wave
over the Land that can boast Washinston's grave
| thank nv God that vas born On Coumbia's land
may never lose that spirit patriotism which none
but trje american can appieoiate@ That's the way
to speak Those are thesentiaents which we impress
edon your mind when dangling on cur knees
Hon Horace Maynard, Of Tennessee, spoke at Knox
vile on the It'll inst No candid mll he said believed
there was remote chance OF eleeting either Bree&n
ridge or Douglas He said;
IF his friends the democrats, and conservative men
would unite and rally the support OF the Ben Ticket
as they ought to do, the constitutional Cnlon tIeAet
would BE successful"
DENocRAcY BACKING DowN--The Montgomery Ala
Confederation SAYS, from all sections of this State we
understand that the democrats backing down from
the support Of the Breckenridge ticket They see dis
union ahead and are determined to lend theiraid to
the conservative party Hundreds who at first con-
Guided to support the Yaucey ticket, have had their
ewes opened BIZ startling developments. 1t is now
generally understood that the Breckenridge patty is
supported il Alabat for other purpose than the en-
enlargement Of dsunion. Thepeople don't want dis
union They intend to rally to the support of Bell
man that will whip the black republicans and re
store peace, harmony and tranquility to our nov nm
b.,,r co,ntrv Tho e,,norTe,s Of the Breckip,idge
= ~ -
parry are aNluuis uo"il - an .'''
ard the advocates OF the Union are largely ncFean g
The Tallahassee Floridian says Union ticket i;
,,;,e, IN n,,hli,. g var evarv dav and with the su
60
IN ING demoeratc lanAs' W eAEee' y e'F5 'ne i'e
The seeding democrats are the strongest here, bet
strong party Of them are for Douglas They admit that
tysrs broken dovi, - 4 marty and the Grs.eaters o.
NJ. !. j j.
1ueli arr iof His9"'' 'A5 tN0 "to+ u 'eoA " 49,
ed We are in fine spirits,
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THE CASE As IT SrANrs.-Hhe "BreckInridge trag
mcnt il the south with unparalleled nPudepce claim
the entire southwestern yote-no giving either Bell OF
Douglas single State. As many OF our readerS may
look upon ggadocla with len.eHt eye We beg
them to look the following figures, for which We
are indebted to the Memphis Enquirer 1t will be re
meubered that the democratic maiorities, below emu
Irerated, we're given when that party united az
one man.
Virginia az TIE Ia-t eleCuOil 0F governor, gave the
democratic candidate for governor vote OF 70 l24
against II ,5l3 for the opposition. Divide the demo
cratic between Douglas and Breckenridge and
stand Bell and Everett
Kennedy at the last election governor the demo,
cratic vote stood rs CO. against 45 for the oppos
ton Thus with majority of only about nine thou
4 boy, are the TWO vines Ia canrete with RelI and
Evereftg North Carolina at th. last election fol
governor east democratic vote of 5u 222 against the
opposition vote Of 30. g65. A united democratic
majority Of about sixteen thousand
III Tennessee last fall ror Harris democrat bollet
1908 votes. against lis opponent Of 68,642. Thi.
STATE i certain !or Bell and IYerett.
Deh8are ot the last election, stood for the demo
erats 78gS against 7.452 for the opposition. Tho
trael; IS clear for Bel and Everett in hide Delaware
h MARYLAND the opposition vote at the last election
stood against IS 6S2 democratic. Even as tl
STATE stands the Breckinridqe fragment claim it,
In Texas at the last election. Sam Houston, The
orpsifion candidate was elected over a democrat by
majority Of 100 Gen Houston has recently decarct
I'D intention az sunnorting ar tic,et Even lie cal