The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-08-04
Bell and Everett in the South.


Bell and Everett in the South.
TExAs.-The Waco Democra, and Har-
rison Flag Texas have hauled down the
name of Sam Houston as candidate for Pres
ldent, and 90 for Bell.
M,ssIssIppI.-Th Jackson News, hitherto
neutral in politics will issue a tri-weekly
paper during the campaign, in favor Of Bell
and Everett.
LOUISIANA The Bell and Everett Conven-
ton met at Baton Rogue on the 4h inst,
and nominated an Electoral ticket. The
Bulletin is lost for language to express its
ccS!acies over the result The Convention
surpassed in numbers and appearance Of its
members. ANYTHING ever seen in Louisiana
before. and although all came with highly
wrought expectations, the reality far oustrip-
ped them. The Bulletin winds up its nara
tive as follows:
Il Coaue,t-Hon. W. f. Boulignv. of
Louisiana. who. last winter, announced his
intention If supporting Mr.. Douglas. has
declared for Bell and Everett. This divides
the Louisiana delegation to Congress, as Mr..
B"nligny's colleague is a supporter o. MIR.
Douglas.
ALABAMA.-Th ITaynesviIle (Aln.) Watch-
man has hauled down the Breckenridge and
Lane flag, ard hoisted that bearing the names
Of Tho Union candidates Bell and Everett. -
tional candidates. but has abandoned them.
The absurd story. started by the Charleston
Is O. Courier. to the effect that the Union
men in Alabama have declared for Breckin-
ridge, has no voucher or authority in the
press of tina: State but is believed to BE- q
pure invention for politi cal effect.
KENTUCKY. Occasional the Washing.
ton correspondent, of Forncy's Press (Dougla>)
writes: = Nobody doubts that Kentucky will
go largely for Bell and Everett"
Hon. John j Criltenden made glorious
ralving speech at Shelbvvile. Ky. lately
MeSsrs. Mallory. Bullock and Whitaker
spoke during the day. The enthusiasm
aroused was of the most cheerful character.
The following extract from letter Of j. F.
Bahbit, Douglas democrat. appears in the
Cincinnati Eren'ne Times lid, pendent:
II think Kentucky will go for Bell and
Everett. will sell SIS 600 worth OF real
estate. for Slif Breckenridge carries Kentucky,
or $4,000 if he don't. Ifanyboly wants to
back Breckinridge's chances for Kentucky, he
can get any amount here, from 500 to $780,
GOO"
Hon. Garrett Davis, of Kentucky. (says
the Baltimore SIM is ont in a letter for Bell
and Everett. lie was prominent democl at.
NORTH CAROLINA The sold North State"
is Safe and sound for the Union, against and
above all other parties.
Hon. Henry W. Miller, formerly n distin-
guishcd Wing. but last week democratic
Presidential Elettor, has declined his position
on the democratic Electoral ticket, and de-
car,s he will support neithr, Breck inrid &c or
Douglas lie can t swallow Yancey Secession
ism or Squattcr Sovereignty but will cordi.
ally support Bell and Everett.
Missouri. Hon. Samuel II. Nool,son. the
democratic Representative in Congress from
the 9Th district of Missouri, has come out for
Bell and Everett. He knows that the split in
the democracy effected by the Srceders mar
rows down the contest to Bell and Lincoln :;
that the most that can be claimed for either
Breckenridge or Douglas is two or three Stats
each, and in order to destroy ScctionalSln
North and South the true way is to supper,
the Constitutional Union ticket. Mr. Wood.
son takes the only sensible ground that a
unon-loving Southern man can take.
DELAWARE The Young mems Bell Club
Of Wilmington have effected a permanent Or
sanzation under the title of The minute
men of 1860" They have procured larger
ro'm and now meet twice a week.
The Wilmington Commonwealth gives a
glowing account Of the great Union demon
stra'inn at that place Oh the l7th inst. which
earnestly endorsed Bell and Everett and utter.
ly reptidiacd all p'ocliv.les and tendencies
towards ,epublcaniSm.
A correspondent of the Philadelphia Eren-
ing Jo"rnol says " Repubicanism is moment
ity in Delaware"
Observation-Disclosures Letcher having de.
clarcd for Douglas. makes such an equal and
wide split in the democratic ranks in Virginia
as will insure the electoral vote of the State
foa Bell dad Everett.
Virginia COZ respondent OF the Cincinnati
Evening times. Independently says, of the
position of parties in that State:
The Opposition party in Virginia are a
unit for Bell and Everett, and will give them
the largest vote given for that party for sew
ernl years. The Gogsn and thousands of
Democrats are dissatisfied with the Dem
ocrat ticket. As to the divided, think they
are about cqnallv divided. The Boil party
are letting them fight. but are all at work.
Anoihrr Conrert. MIR. Charles G,attan. a
Democratic delegate from the Tenth Legion
in lhe last Virginia Legislature. addressed a
letter to the Rockingham Register, in which
he expresses the hopcltssneSS of the Demo-
Cratic struggles, ard his willingness to sup
port Bell and Everett.
TENNESSEE. Considering the result in this
State as certain for the Union candidates, We
have not noticed the val Ions Ratification
Meetings and Union movements, which attend
n busy campaign; and we only refer to the
State now to give notice Of the speach of
Hon. Horace Maynard. at Knoxville on the
18th inst. No candid man. he said, believed
that there was a remote chance of elccting
eilhtr Breckenridge or Douglas. While he
regarded the chances of Lincoln as decidedly
good for an election, and would leplore such
an event. he maintained that ifthc Democrats
and Conservative men. North and South
would rally to the support of the Bell and
Everett ticket. as they ought to do. the Con-
st,nlioral Union ticket would be succt ssful
The Bell and Everett Ratification meeting
at Pennington, p. Georges Co., on the 18th
inst, was complete success. Hon. j.
Dixon Roman, and others spoke. TIL. Wash.
'nyton ID. c Star. Administrator PAPER
gives most glowing description Of the meet.
ing.
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