Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-02

the Southern Democracy, and his nomination
will give strength to the ticket in hat section.
Response Of the Masses Coming
In Right.
KINGSTON, N, Y, June 23.-The nomina-
ton of Douglas for President was hailed with
enthusiasm here. The village is flaming with
rockets and fireworks, and one hundred guns
were fred.
Extract of n letter dated Lockport, N. Y,
June rs, 1860:
The nomination of Douglas was received
with the greatest enthusiasm by the Democrats
in this locality, and by the Americans Also
You will see a good result in November in old
Niagara.
OswEGo, n. Y.-The news that douglas is
nominated was announced in this city Satur
day evening, and the people were instantly
up in arms. The streets were thrOnged with
earnest citizens, and "%IIurra for Douglas was
the universal greeting, The lateness of the
hour at which a confirmation of the news was
received prevented the purchase of powder at
any price, and for the night silenced the thun-
der which would have told the tale far and
near, hut rockets and all kinds of fireworks
kept the city ablaze till midnight Osioego
Palladium.
The Rochester New York; Union says
Ofthe enthusiasm with which it was received
we can give no adequate description. From
that time until late at night the talk was
douglas" "Douglas'-the Democrats exult-
ing over his nomination, and the Republicans
looking blue while pretending that the nomi.
nation was 'just what they wanted"
Without exaggeration or fear of contradic-
ton, we may say that a more brilliant or sue
cessful impromptu demonstration was never
before made in Rochester. 1t was a happy in-
aguration of the campaign which is to result
in the election of Stephen A Douglas to the
Presidency in November next, and an earnest
of what will follow from this time until cleo.
ton day. The young men Of the Democratic
party have been unanimous for the "Little Gil
ant, . and now that he is their nominee they
stand with harness on their back and eager for
the fray, The raihsplltors would do well to
stand from under"
READING, June 25, p. M.-Tho Democracy
of Berks County are firing a salute of one hun
dred guns in honor of the nomination of
Douglas and johnson.
The Providence (Rhod Island) Post says;
We have seldom seen aUr people so much
e4GlIed as they were on Saturday, when the
news OF Mr.. Douglas nomination was receiv-
Crowds of politicians, representing all
parties and shades Of sentiment, gathered on
every corner. The c~ontenances of Democrats,
1t IS needless to say, were radient with low
The supporters Of Lincoln, on the other hand,
appeared with faces longer and paler than
usual. Several intelligent Republicans ex-
pressed their belief that Douglas would be
and some of them minated that they
should vote for him if the seceders made an
opposition nomination. Toward night the
Democrats fired one hundred guns in re.
spouse Ia the ppmipatiOn,
Trenton, N, d. June 25.-The Democra-
cy OF this city.this evening fired one hundred
for the nomination of Douglas. A meet
ng will be held tomorrow evening to form a
club preparatory to arranging for a grand rat
-ieation meeting.
BRIDGEPoRT, Conn, June ga national
was fired here this evening in honor of
he nomination of Stephen A, paNglas,
AARFFaRR, eosF, June GA vast crowd
round the Daily Post newspaper
this evening to testify their approval of
he nomination of Douglas aud Johnson by the
Democratic National Convention. One hun
ired guns are now being fred in the park,
md as their sound comes booming over tie
it gives unmistakable evidence that 'pop-
sovereignty" and 'non-intervention' will
DC earnestly sustained by the Democracy of
Hartford.
BELFAST, Me-, June 25.-One hundred guns
we're fired aud all the bells of the city rung to-
IN honaF Of the INFLAMMATION Of Douglas
and johnson.
The New Orleans True Delta of the oath
INST. says:
The announcement last night, by telegraph,
If the nomination of Stephen A. Douglas, at
he Baltimore Convention, drove the masse
IF this city into a furOre of exultation, such
IS never before occurred in New Orleans. As
con as the True peltq Aag was thrown to the
.ree9e With the words, attached to its graceful
olds, douglas triumphant, a rush was made
o the office of the organ of the people, and
n less than ten minutes afterward the streets
we're crowded with q living, moving mass Of
humanity, whose cheers rel. the air. This
morning, at uine o'clock, one hundred guns
vii be Hired at the foot Of Canal.street, in hon
" Of tho glorious result.
The Troy IN. " budget and IN. " Cour-
er, both hitherto Dickinson papers, hoist the
Douglas flag.
A correspondent Of the Albany argus and
ltias, writing from Seneca Falls, New York,
'ter giving an account of a Douglas celebra-
ion in that place, says:
Whatever may be the feeling of party lead
rs there can he no mistaking the Feelings of
he..massea and, however, Douglas may fare
lsewhere, in Seneca Falls he is sure of a tri-
vote. Among the masses, not a Dem
crSt is TO be found who will not support him;
nd more than nine-tenths of the Americans
re ready TO join "The Cabinet Makers Club"
"0ld men say that, since General Jackson's
econd election, there has been no such enthu-
in our ranks. Set down Seneca county )
{ 500 for Douglas" -