Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-10

tV The following extract from Mr. Don
glass speech in the Senate last winter il no.
tnent at the present time, as showing how
nicely his great principle" works for the
Shareholders
at is pari N the history Of the country that un,r m
doeIne OF non-ntervcnton, this doctrine that YOU de-
49, ~ a slus',ef sovereignty, the people u Now
noNup nave introduced and protected slavery In the
whole OF that Territory Uador MS docfrine f6eg bars
@ ,I ao q l,9s territory into stare territory
more man IRE uDies te siro Of he STATE Of Ne,e y,t
Under this doctrine slavery has been e,,,i ~ c &
no "snue 20 INC vnli OF California, and from the line
minutes, hut up to 80 degrecsgiuiag vo, n ge5ts J
hat mare siare territory Maa you orer claimed Y"u
asked only up 20 Sc degrees 81 minutes and nan into
Nention has given you up to 80 degrees"
~ Senator Green of Missouri made A
speech at Parksyillc, Mo. on the 18th ult..
in which he declares for Breckenridge and
Lane. Abiding to the changes made by the
Douglas men, he says:
"Thcy bring charge against john c. Breckinridpeo ~
being dlsunionst Now, gentlemen, who is upon the
ticket With stephen Douglas bearer " their brua
seal Mr.. Hefsohe v Johnson who a few wears since
ran for Governor the secession ticket and my friend
Howell Cobb had to 80 down TO Georgia and, by run
nlng ON the Union ticket. whip lierschel V johnson,
inc dsunionist hom the course And yet. those who
pretend Co object to John c. Brccnrdec because Of hs
9hunon gl'ics place The Acknowledged and rahd
dsunon't llcrsrhcl v Johnson In the second post of
honor in their national affections Andhow aid II. V.
johnson get upon the Douglas ticket Tor Vice President
o. me United states Was he regularly nominated -
As the boys says mary nomination = "
~ A correspondent of the st. Louis Dem
ocrat, who had listened to one Of Senator
Green's speeches in behalf of the Breckin-
ridge cause says:
I'm the course of his remarks Senator Green d-,tf
nat he cond IKE 70 see sarcy eg1h--d IN every state
q ne Union and hoped the day would yet come when
the shareholder could take his property and hodt in
~ Northern State without being m0lcsted."
D { -
"lhe venerable judge Isaac sission Of Cayuqa coun-
~ who has voted Tor the Democratic party since tho
days Of Jefferson is for lincoln He saws he has
STUCK 90 The Democratic party long he could see
solved he feels his duty 90 work FOR II No 3pyer bp
intends 20 support The Republican candidates Lincoln
to The Auburn IN. " Advertiser chron-
icles the following Presidential vote
"a gentleman interested 90 the approaching election
wishing to test the political preferences Of the uufltu
nate inmates Of the Auburn Prison. did So yesterday and
obtained the following vote.
Abraham Lincoln,
stephen A. Douglas, GS2
John G.. Breckenridge. 90
The State Prison is all right for Douglass"
~ correspondent Of the Albany Jour
nal says
called Mt the National Executive Committee room,
at the Aston House, yesterday and learned from Mes,rs
fogg and WEIGH that they receiving the most rra
uiyng intelligence from all quarers Everywhere they
say the Republicans chccrod by the prospect "
success ami are aaorng os II the result Of the
was doubtful This is right.
In Pennsyl wnia large bodies OF Democrats are follow
ing me lead OF John Hickman and joining the tepub
can party because their old associates IN thor ionsn-
citation and impeachment of each other open the ewes
% honest men TO me monsrostcs OF the party vim
which they have acted Pennsylvania Is certain 10 ,l,ct
curtin by large majority, which will be moro than
doubled n November"
~ The Congressional candidates of both
political parties have been completed in In