Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
Southern States,
We believe Bell will be elected by the people,

We believe Bell will be elected by the people, and that
the result will not vary much from the above.
ga Hard HT.-The Boston Courier, reliable and
truthful old Wing Journal is Of opinion that MI John
c. Breckenridge will not carry five thousand voters TO
his cause in Massachusetts, He will not carry twenty
thousand in New England. In running him, you help
Lincoln"
ANOTHER DEMOCRAT SUPPORTING BELL AND EvERErT.-
The Opeousas Courier having charged that Robert J.
Patten ESQ., candidate for District Attorney OF Nermi
lon Douglas Democrat supporting Bell and Everett
is thus answered by Mr.. Patten himself, extracts from
which we give:
supporting and voting for Bell and Everett do SO,
Mr. Courier, as an American freeman, possessing the
penGry right to judge and vote for myself see no
possible chance Tor Douglas TO carry LOUISIANA be-
leve that do see chanee-a fair prospect-for Bell
and Everett carry the State Therefore, In support
ing Bell and Everett consider that am but helping to
elect sound and National ticket against the Abolition.
st Lincoln. As to Breckinridge, even il the party oil
which he is the sandardbearer free from the sus-
picion, papable and strong, Of Dsunion, he has no
chance either South North, against Lincoln Rest
assured that snk SWIM live or die, survive or per-
ish am for Bell and Everett"
SrRAws ON 'CHANGE-A polling Of the milers and
merchants Yesterday on Charge, Of whom there were
present at the time twenty resulted in the discovery OF
one Douglas man. nary Breckenridge and nineteen Bell
and Everett manufacturing Express.
ANOTHER GuS FOR BELL-We learn from the Tuske-
gee Republican that Gen George W. Gum is canvassng
Macon county for Bell and Everett. The disunion pa
pers few weeks since firing this Gum for Breck
inridge and Lane.-Seima Reporter.
"Cur Orr AT THE KNEEs"-The Macon ALA Repub-
lican says: Virgil s. hurphey ESQ., of the Breck.
iuridge electors who is stamping the county his
hook was taken rather aback ut LoachapOka the other
diy. After having as he thought, wound Dir. Bell up
pretty eectuay in the web OF his own record he conf
IDENTIFY appealed 70 his audience TO know whom they
would support. With unanimous voice they exclaimed,
John Belr Mr.. hurphey, who was probably not be-
fore that Loachapoka always votes one way, was
doubtless rather surprised this emphatic declaration OF
preference for the only national candidate for the Presi-
dency. In November nett, the whole country will re-
echo the sentiment of Loachapoka.
SrGNS OF THE TMEs-A vote was taken on the steamer
Pimco (which runs across the lake, last week, which
suited as follows For Bell and Everett lO3 Douglas and
Johnson 6s; Breckenridge aud Lane, oil. correspOn-
dent who sends Us the above, adds
The significance of these figures will be more apparent
when it is remembered that the voters class the
representatives Of an intelligent solid and patriotic por
ton of the population OF your citythe wealthy Creoles
1t may be easily inferred from the above that were the
wings Of the Opposition united Breckenridge would
be nowhere.-N. o. Crescent
TmE UNION TICKET IN TESNEssEE.-Tho Memphis En-
auirer saws "lf parties remain their footing until No
vember Bells majority in State cannot fall short Of
10000 votes.
ALBERT PIKE ON BELL AND EyERErT.-"John Bell and
iward Everett names well worthy to be hOnored
everywhere 10 this Republic llustrious alike by public
services and private worth both have served their cOun
Try well and faithfully and honestly and the latter more
molly than has fallen to the lot OF many men, in all the
long ages Of the world As statesman and man OF let
tiers his reputation is cOextensiye with christian cyiZa-
lion; and everywhere men name him only to do him
hnner