The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-07-27
More Douglas 'Fhssnder!


leading Tenuesseans, now in this city, are per-
tectly Certain that the breckenridge and Lane
ticket can make 10 great progress IN that
State
g-CoI. Wm. H Carroll has been removed
from the Post-O Office at Memphis Tenn, and
the place has been giGeo to NJ. G. Galloway,
the editor Of The .3caiancte COL CAROLS Of
fence was his support Of Douglas.
81 poice from .7iabqma.-The Troy Id
Usrfiser, puhIish~d at Troy, Pike county, Ala,
heretofore The most Jealous fre-paling paper,
changes It's position, and hoists TIE names of
Douglas and Johnson.
GA large Douglas meeting was held IN
Baltimore on Monday evening. 4 letter was
read from Fernando Wood strongly endorsing
Douglas as the nominee OF the regular National
Democratic Convention.
T.A Douglas Elector in rugiata.-He1-
ry S. Hopkins, the Democratic Presidential 3
ector in the Second Congressional district Of
Virginia, 10 letter to the Richmond Enquirer,
says he shall support, and will vote for, Stephen
A. Douglas and Herschel V. Johnson.
GA Douglas State Convention is called at
MlIledgeviIie, Georgia, July oath Governor
Johnson, the candidate for Vice President, will
probably be present, and will afterwards stump
Georgia, as Brsckinridge did Kentucky in
1886.
lG Douglas IN .4labama.-The Huntsville
.4dUOcate, by far tue abIpst and most ntiuen-
tiaI Of the two Democratic papers in that city,
runs up the Douglas flag, and ably defends its
champions. The Yaucey ticket is more unpop-
uIar in that gentleman's own State than in any
other South OF Mason and Dixon's line, except
perhaps Georgia, where he Is equally we'll
known as dsunionist and gitator.-R,chmond
Whig.
The Virginia Herald says that majority
of the Democracy OF Spottsylvania county, Vn-
gaia are tor Douglas and Johnson.
u Douglas Meeting at Trenton, N. J.
Trenton, \. j., July IA large and enihu-
siastic meeting of the Douglas Democracy was
held in the Third and Fourth Wards Of this
city, this evening, TO appoint delegates TO the
State Conventions
Resolutions were adopted, strongly denoun-
cling any union with the Breckenridge wing,
and instructing the delegates appointed to vote
tor no man tor eleclor who will not unoua!j6-
edly and 10 good faith sultain the nominations
OF Douglas aud Johnson.
GrThere are nine papers in Massachusetts,
| supporting Breckinridge for the Presidency, and
every one OF them is conducted by an Office
holder under the General Government.
g -Doug'os Increment in Virginia.-.An
Electoral ticket to be nominated. .-RIcBuoYD.
Va, July l2.-It is currently reported that
the friends oi Mr.. Douglas will call a State
Convention, 10 be held at StauntoG, at which
distinct electoral ticket will be nominated.
70 The Geneva Gazette, one of the most ul-
TIA "Hard', and Dickinson papers in the State,
hoists the DOUGLAS & JOHNSON flag with
hearty good will.
G=The New York Sunday .7tlqs, whose
editor is Naval Storekeeper, has come out
for DOUGLAS & JOHNSON. Mr.. Herrick
shows bis independence in taking this course.
o. The OsWego Gazette comes out fol Dou-
gas and Johnson. This is bold move on the
part OF Mr.. Beebe who is Postmaster at Oswe-
go.
THE New York Sunday Times, which at
first, squinted towards the secession candidates,
has got back son the fence" and looks rather
to the North side of it. The ''Mercury and
Courier" are "nputra" with "Popular Sow
reignty" sympathes.
GEAl the Democratic papers in New
Hampshire sustain the nomination OF Mr.. Dou-
glas.
GyDoUGLAs IN TENNEssCE.-T Shelby |
vile True American Is out strong for Douglas. |
It says Yancpy has nearly Consummated bis
hellish purpose-but in the spirit OF patriotism,
in the spirit of God and our country, we intend |
TO appeal for lis rebuke.
ng BRoApHEAD FOR THE NoNiNEE.-The !
Hon. Richard Brodhead, declared at the Demo-
cratic meeting held III Easton, last week, that
he felt bound TO stand by the nominee of the
Democratic National Convention-Stephen A.
Douglas. Just what we expected OF that reli
able old Democrat.
1yGEN. NOEL OF MIssoURT.-Gen. Noell,
member of Congress from Missouri, puts HIM
self fairly and souarely in favor OF Mr.. DOU
GLAS, and will work zealousIy for bis elec
ton.
MASSACHUSETTS, - The Greenfield Dem
ocrat and Lawrence Sentinel, two papers that
started out for Breckinritge and dlsunion, have
hauled down that flag and run up the banner
of the Democratic nominees DOUGLAS x
JOHNSON. The editor OF the Sentinel, though
federal office holder, says that he cannot and
will not repudiate regular nominations, or
defy the popular rentiment of his own coun-
ty.
EDoUGLAs IN MIssIssiPPI.-The CoFinth,
Mississippi, True Democrat, supports Douglas
and johnson. In that State there will be out two