Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-14
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p-r..v,yAx1A LOOKING uP-bnt AND EVERETT AT
-. > Nr.rl, on Tuesday evening last, IN con
$50 nth The call, crowds assembled arouna the
courthouse. on the s epso wl'ch ahu i.on.lns .ne
49, cinh rooms Of the Bell ami Everett Assoc'4'ion'
!. s,;,.hle Arrangement uau been mace 'o' npeoA'
W. r. a lancaster Fencibles' Brass Band was enga-
asd and discours-i excellent music. me '.anspAr..
encies were in full force, AMI presented a uaan
..,.a Among them we noticed the nilo"lnR
appea.." The Tennessee Bell will toll the Death
+ nell Of Sectional,sm wherever 1t goes. Z "ans
not Rail ,plitters." 'Nofa''h M ". ..asha
Rails Tile Unoin safe IN Tie hanas " D' ~
Ever, tt" o,.b,x aroused
.,a n,,etinp wa, called to order by Nr. II. =. eiay-
,n,krr Of LANCASTER, a promlneot meino'f u u Ps1
=, Who nominated Daniel H. -echh, OF Leacock Town
shin. for President. i e n"h'na d
Nv conf med by acclamat,on. on.,ad
4 y.rpr nun Der nt gentlemen were toen nominate"
far V 60, Presidents and secretaries. keso'u.'oos en.
Inrs;no ,{E,l. and EvERE1r were adopted AMIDST ereat
ch.erino .pe.ches were made by several prom'nen'
gentlemen. The most intense enthusiasm pfe'aieo'
PR, .xn CvEsRrr CUB IN CHARLEsTowS.-Ihe citi-
z.ns IL Cnarlrstown, Mass, in favor OF the e'ec.ion
of Eel md Eve ett. held a large meeting last evening"
at the National House. winch lncidaeo IA" y .ne
most prominent gentlemen 1T that city, 10 Tue pur-
,,,e Of forming and organizing a constitutional cnion
L,b X,. The meeting was organized oy tne cnoce
IF Hon Luther v. Bell as Chairman, aud DIT. laleo
Rand as Secretary
Rr,1 AND EVERETT IN FLoRIpA.-A "Cnion Man
wri,ilg from Tallahassee, Floriia, to the Ne" 10TH
Times says: ro.
"A con ~titutional Union party was orgah'zeo yes
terday IN this place. and the Delegates apP"'n'eu ~
the State Convention. 10 be held IN Vui"cy"n .ne - W.
inst The movement Gems to be popular, ann tue
,eonle in thi, State are rapidly arriving at the con
cluslon that the Democratic party are poweileSs !"
save the Cn,"n. The whole state ~ moving ana we
shall have our candidates out soon for Governor sn
CONGRESS The attic nomination for Governor
fJonn Mrttnn) is excee inely weak, and we have very
cheering prospects Of carrying the State lor Ben ana
kyerett-N.J American. ~
1;r1, .xn EVERETT IN N.rcHEz-The Natchez Cou-
rTer has a glowing desc ipti"n nf the rat nc uon meet
,ng for Bell md Everett st held IN Natchez. for
namb.r<. re psctab,lltv and enthusia m IT reu'nd-
ed all of the day, when the old Wing party WAS in
it, ralmy prime.
For BELL AND EvERErr.-Mavor Henry. of Philadel-
phia. who was recently reelected as the candidate OF
the .sfco, ,le's Part ~ has declared himse.f for bell
aud Everett, and the Black Republicans are bitterly
denouncing him therefore .
Arkansas iLAcToRAL TiCKr-lhef Eel ami Everett
electoral ticket for the tate of ArhansA>, Is com os-
ed of the following staunch gentlemen: James 1eli.
of Jefferson; A. H. Garland, OF fulaSki: H. f. Thoma-
son, Of Crawford: John H. Askew. Of Union.
TnE CONSTITUTIONAL UNIoS STATE CONVENTION OF ALA
..xA.-We learn by a despatch to the Mobile Adterta-
ser. that the Alabama Stale Convention Of the Con-
stitutional Union party met At selma IN the 21th UT
over two hundred delegates were in attendance: rep
sentlng all parts of the State, ami the highest degree
of enthusiasm prevailed. The Convention chose inc
following electoral ticket
". b. Wool, Of lauderdale county. and Jos. Taylor,
Of Greene, for the state at large. First III trsct,
Washington N. Smith. of Dallas; second district. +.
{. Freeman, of Lown'les; Third District }. H. Clan
ton. of Mo .tgomtry; Fourth district. J. ID. Webb, OF
Greene; FittH District. L.. Il. Davis. of Limestone
sixth D,>tr c., j. X. Morris. of Madison; sew nth
District. b. W Grace. Of Taliaaega.
The des patach says that every degree OF confidence
is now entertai ed IN the success OF the Bell and Ever
EFT ticket in Aiabama.
AN. H,rsroS FOR Bell AND EvERET--The Augusta
H,a \ (b1.1iris anil .Seufi mel has eceiyedIufOrnatIOn
coming direct from a friend in Texas, that the hero
OF san Jacinto has declared for the only National
ticket, Bell and Everett
The el.ctorsll1w ofGeegia requires that Presiden-
tial electors shosld b- chosen by a majority ofthe vote
polled. II the electors fail TO receive a majority vote,
the legislature must be cenvohed TOR the purpose O
appointing electors. 1t is, therefore unlikely that
Presidential electors Will be chosen by the people o.
Georgi. this year.
BELL AsD EvExET MEETING At FkASxvoRD, PCS.-
4 meeting Of tbs friends Of Bell and Everett. va
held IN SATURDAY. even ng, June 23d At Frankford
Jas. B. Bags. Esq. rr.si ed. assisted by Vice Plesi
deuts and six - cretaries. Addresses were delivered
by Col. Vim .Symour. Of Norristnwn, and +. [. Pech
in Esq. The following resolutions, submitted byCol
William Y. Leader, was accepted:
Resolcsd That in john Bill and Edward Everett
We have candidates who, are citizens. stand beyoue
reprnach. and as statesman, rank as the ii st OF oul
cou try, and are IN every way worthy the support q
| all WHO are opposed to sectional strii- and in favor o
restor ng the blessings OF peace to our now distracted
country.
Bell and Everett Club was formed, and officer
chosen.
1" The Tuskeeee fAla } Republican has run tn,
names of Bell and Everett at tue head of its columns
and sa V. IT wouli have done So PROMPTLY upon tbei
nomination had it con suited it's own feelings merely
but It preferren to reflect CALMLY upon the matte
and up.n the condition of tie couatry before doin,
so.
Two NATIONAL CoMMrrrEEs-The old National Dem
ocratic Committee and Organization at Washingto,
are broken up a"d abandoned. The friends of Mr.
breckenridge ami NJ. douglas have organized separ
ately. and appointed committees entirely distinct an
hostile +" each other The Leaders of both Interest
"peuly proclaim there il no possibility OF cnmpromls
between them. and neither side will countenance tn
efforts masing in certain sta IS to run combined cleo
torai tickets for the benefit of local politicial Is VIII
fe. to espouse either Candidate
GREAT BELL AND EVERETT RATIFICATION MEETING A
loUsvILLE.-l.a,t evening the conservatives citizens &
Lou .svilk turned gu, in great force q response to tn
call made for a meeting to ratify the nomination c
Bell aud Everett.
Tn. meeting was called to order ty Hamilton Pope
Esq, aud Gen. J. ". Harlan made the first address
He was fn .lowsd by Hon. j. K. Underwood, Ex- Gov
ernor Neil $. Brown. Of Tennessee. Ex- Governor J. L
Helm. and Judge Bullock. All Of these gentlemen
sion. Last nights demonstration will long be re
membere, and must constitute one of the remarkabi
points in the Official history d our state. Gu
friends everywhere should derive encouragement iron
the spirit OF the meeting, AMI feelthat t is in thei
power to accomplish a great victory next fall. v
feel, from this demonstration. aud from our genera
knowledge of the feeling OF the people of our state
that Kentucky can pledge ITS electoral vote to Ten
nessee in favor of the distinguished Statesman VIII
has been MS completely identified with its politica
history as Henry Ivy was with that of K,ntucky.-
Louisville Journal, 4h inst.
Mr.. EvRRErrs STArExENsBR.| Washington cor
res p"ndent recalls attention to the fact that the an
swer Of Edward Everett, when Snrr tary of State. I
France. Spain and England. upon the Cuban question
was matches and remains unanswered. The Dem
ocratic herlsW halle those paper: as the best tina
ev.r appeared from the State DEPARTMENT. Dougla
sa d tnat If everett had done n,thing else to rem
dsrl,is admini>trat on If the STATE department illus
tr GUS. his name wouli live in al coming lime IN tina
Diplomatic letter. a. one who c,uld appreciate tn
spirit OF tn. age, AMI perceive tie destiny of t Z n.