New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-18
THE BRECKINxIDGR BALLY.


CITY hold their fret general meeting this evening;
and, as it is manifest that their organization is 70
be the only formidable and enduring antagonist to
the Republican party, We propose to pay our
respects to them.
In the outset let us admit that they show far
more imposing front than We had supposed possible
at the time OF the Baltimore disruption. We then
thought that the Douglasites with their claim Of
Democratic regularity, would contest and divide
the South with them, throwing most OF the States
over to Bell aid Everett. The developments
aheady made dispel that presumption. We cannot
perceive that the regular Democratic organization
ID sirge Slave State, except Missouri, is ID favor
of Douglas. In DO other Southern State has ma
iority of the Democratic journals taken that side,
while in most of them the Breckenridge pre-
ponderance is overwhelming. In Virginia, three
or four prominent Democrats, aud perhaps half
dozen iourbal,, ae tor Douglas; but tuere are not
enough OF them TO give hun the Ten Thousand
votes required to throw the State t. Bell aud EV-
erett. OILY by voting for Bell directly can they
wrest her from Breckinridge; and tae same PROM
ICES to be the case in North Carolina, Kentucky,
Tennessee, and l. us'ana. South Carolina, Geor-
gla, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Florida, and
Texas. will vote for Breckmridee anyhow: there Is
no Doupias party to speak of III any of them but
Georgia, where it Is very weak. Those who talk
of carrying some of these States for Bell seem to
forget that OF their old Wing standard-beareis,
Chppman ia North Carolina, T"Onbs and Butler
King ii Georgia, Meredith P. Gentry in Tennessee.
&c are now in the BIecknridge ranks, with regi-
n.ents OF the rank and hle behiud them. Even in
missouri, where "o sh'"L s"i has chance. because
OF The Deary equal DIVISION OF tue DemocraIS' the
secession to Douglas OF such Old wing stumpers
az WoodscD, anderson, &C, Is uniaVOraoie. ii
Douglas g6ts but one State 10 the Uylon, we
THU Missouri will be that one; for the adhesion
OF Senator (ate GOverbOT) Latham to Breckln-
ridge Is omnous BIS To California. Mir. Lath Am
weot from Ohio, Douglas stronghold; he has
been nost intimate friend and crony OF Douglas
for many years. hVing IN Tue sane house. syinpa'
tmzins win Dis RESISTANCE 10 'ne Lecomp'on sud'
q q In accustomed 70 regard nn as inc Comins
Man. Ihe adoeslon III rnzpa'ri'A' olingiiau ano
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just ore biebd lrug") VI 'ue SENATE apo n7 mas
oe'h seNeo VIII" hotl'o I" qu' on 'ne 4'a VI
March uext. Ii DR. D"ugias should, oy any pos
slpihty, Dc chosen fresideht, no VIII enter upon
BIZ larger sphere ct duty without one slngle sup
porter III the Senate, unless IL Dc the one whom
his Hie'o s Id Oregon expect 70 choose through
coalition VIII The hepu'ncaIS.
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