Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
Che Rolling Of tho Great RanI

Iitical interest from our various eXchan-
ges, as demonstrating the progress Of
the Rolling If the Great Ball of popu-
lar enthusiasm and support in favor of
the Constitution and the Equality Of
States-equal protection TO Slave al TO
other PrOperty--as represented In the
and services of Breckenridge
and Lane,-the great champions Of the
Democratic party-of the Union and
Constitut ional ~rights-for the P~rcsiden-
cy and Vice Presidency in the struggle
in November next
BR~EcXrNRIpGE DEMONSTRATION At Louis
VILE, KY.--LoUIsvILLE, KY, July IA
A large number of the friends of Breck-
inridge and Lane held n meeting here
to night.
1t was addressed by Colonel Preston
and other distinguished speakers.
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed,
and cheers for Breckenridge and Lane
rent the air.
Senator Bright is about to start a
daily paper. at Indianapolis, in the
Breckenridge interest. DIR. b. F. Null
len, one of the Directors of the new
State Prison, will do the editing.
WASHINGTON, july l4.-Senator Bright
and friends are making preparations 10
place a Breckenridge and Lane electoral
! ticket before the people of Indiana.
The Breckenridge National Executive
! Committee have addressed circulars to
! the leading Democrats of every State,
advising an independent organization
and distinct electoral tickets.
ALABAMA PoITIcs. The opposition
party of Alabama, in convention assem-
bled at Montgomery, on the I'd instant,
rtpudiated the nominations Of Bell and
Everett. and declared their purpose to
support the nominations of Breckenridge
I and Lane.-CkqrtcstOn CQur.
NORTH CARoLISA.-Senator C1inGman
who has been an earnest supporter OF
Democratic unity, has declared his pre-
ference for Breckenridge and Lane.
The Hartford Times says there is no
truth in the story that Mr.. Toucey, Sec
retary of the Navy, is favorable to
Douglas for the Presidency.
PosrrIoS OF JoHNsoN-Andrew John
son of Tennessee, who was n of many
candidates proposed by the Douglas IN
terest for the Vice-Presidency, has dc
clared his preference for Mr.. BreckIn-
ridge. like Messrs. Pryor, Clingman,
Toombs, and others, who were regarded
as among his supporters at the South.
LoursrANA.-Every old line Democrat
| &c in the State promptly raised the
Breckenridge ticket. Many others not
of a partisan tendency have followed
the example. We know of but three OF
four papers id the State which have put
] I'D the Douglas ticket.-Akz. Democraf"s
PESSsYLvANA.--Twenty of the Demo
cratic electors of Pennsylvania are to-
Breckenridge against sever for Douglas
Our candidate is very popular among
, the Young men of Pennsylvania, anC
every where else.
&. Not O single paper in either Mort
S Carolina or South Carolina has holste'
!, the Squatter aag-Douglas and John
r son.
Only one paper in New York city a
vet supports the Douglas faction, ant
, that is a weekly Journal of local clrcu
=. lstion and limited influence.
In 1850, johnson, the Squatterit
e candidate for Vice-President, spurne'
= contemptuously the Georgia platform
because it acquiesced in the formatiol
. :. Of the State of California and her ac
mission into the Union, which he, IN III
- letter to the Macon Committee, demon
al mated "the fruit of usurpation N Squa
r. ter. Sovereignty" But "how are I'll
70 mighty fallen' ,
e, Hon. Fl. C. Harris, of Kentucky, VIII
ct was lately named as a member oil I'll
CO Douglasite Executive Committee, rep
( dates Sauatterism and comes out IL
Sc Breckenridge and Lane.
~ Hon. Daniel L. Dickinson, 81 Ne
10 York. takes the stump for Breckinridg
m and Lane.
\ Hon. VIM. Preston, of Kentucky, o.
in Minister to Spain, now on a visit 10 u
"a, home, is out for Breckenridge and Lar
"a. Every Democratic paper in Marylar
in supports the National Democratic moi
misunderstanding and Lane.
;s The Louisville Courier states POI
-, lively that Mr.. Guthrie is not in fav
n the election Of Mr.. Douglas.