The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-22

of the Democratic party. Both calls were nu-
merously signed and each one indicates an
amount OF feeling not to be controlled by
the final action Of either side. In Alabama,
also, as an Offset to the Iautey movement,
leading and prominent gentlemen have
signed a call for State Convention, to
meet at Salina on the 18th of June, TO select
delegates TO Baltimore. Gov. Winston, Mr..
Forsyth, DR.. Mott, Mr.. L. +. Bacon, Judge
/ Mckinstry, and others, head the call. The
SccesSionistS have already held their meet
ing in Montgomery and Mobile and sus~
tanned the Seceders. Douglas and counter
Douglas movements are also going on all
over the Southern country. The seceders
ut Charleston have cut the Democratic party
in halves, but the end will be, taking all the
signs of tie times in view, that the Douglas
men will triumph at Baltimore. As sam
ule even of the Southern moderate press
we quote the following from the Louisville
Democrat:
"The Baltimore Convention will nomi-
nate Douglas beyond a doubt. The politi-
cal wire-workerS, who seeded, are gone,
and in their places we will have men fresh
from the people. Our party will come forth
from the fire purified and strengthened.
Many oflice-holders will be laid in limbo
The sweets OF private life will be conceded
to Rlany political aspirants III the Southern
seeding states, and our candidate will
sweep the Union like fire in the prairie and
the nation will have new lease of life"
The St Louis (Mo.) Herald, in speaking
of the adjournment of the Charleston Con
venti1n 10 Baltimore, says:
We doabt not that the atmosphere of tue
Monument City viii be fonnd more favor
able to harmony and unity of action, and
that the Little Giant, with a clear majority
of fifty in the Convention, and backed by
the Democratic masses of the nation, will
vet be the nominee
The Nashville (Tenn.) Patriot in noticing
the opposition TO Douglas, says;
Every day of intervening delay will
but streng then the claims of Douglas"
The Henderson (Kentucky) Reporter, a
Guthrie paper, says:
"The course of the boilers will meet the
severe disapprObatiOn of the people, and
they (the bolters) will sink to that political
oblivion which their conduct go richly mer-
it's"
The st. Joseph (Missouri) South says:
We congratulate the country the ac-
Charleston is such as 10 command the re-
spect and support of the people of the in
ion These factionists, when ali honorable
means OF concliating them were exhausted,
were told to go. That honorable defeat
was to be preferred 10 success under such
dictation"
1t is fair to say that we could give even
a longer record from the secession presses
Of the South, sustaining the course of the
delegates who left the Convention We
/ quote a few words only. Thus the Athens
/ Ga, Banner says:
The National Democratic party is no
more, unless there is a great reaction in
4 Baltimore, and !iie Northern Democrats de-
terlnine to ahatc their Incorporate zeal for
/ Dougids, and give the Snuihern Democracy
au acceptable man, and an acceptable
| platform. Ii Is useless for the Northern
! Democrats tand we regret to say Il few OF
! the Southern DemOcrtLs) To attempt to force
Douglas upon us. The South cannot be
brought To his support. His nomination III
! June Will be certain defeat of the party in
the fall election
4 The Atlanta MfeiigcHcfr also, says;
! If Stephen A Douglas aud his Opponents
are to "rue or ruin - the Democratic par
! ty, We have no further use for it, The " ir-
| reprcssible conflict is upon us. Shall we
/ go TO Baltimore or to Richmond? That's
/ the question. So far ;is are concerned,
/ protesting as we 10 against the rGshness OF
! Southern ultrJists and Northern uilrdists.
we go with our ndACc @ S0Hth, always
right, but right or wrong with the South.
/ Sink or swim, live or die, survive or perish,
We are for the South.
GEORGIA TRAITORS HUNG IN EFFIGY
The independent South, also, says:
81 On Friday last tie citizens of Wnynrs-
bnro' and vicinity met, and without distinc-
ton Of party, and in cool deliberations with
out dissenting voice, they proceeded la
hang in clligy the ten Georgia delegates who
would not withdraw from the Charleston
! National Convention. They were hung in
the public streets, with the inscription label
ed ON them, &" Georgia Traitors, and while
SWING up they were stoned and brick hnited
by the little darkics, their remains were
then taken out 10 the parade ground and
hung up to the liberty pole and burnt to
ashes
Other Georgia presses strike the same
vein, while the New Orleans C6urier says
"The bold. rcsolute, and unyiellinc posi-
! ton which the delegates OF Il majority 81
the Southern States have Etlely ASSUMED in
the Charleston convention, is source q
unqualified congratnlation on the part o
every true Southern man iii this city We
have not met Il single Democrat yet, who is
not satisfied with, nay proud of, the mani )
stand taken 10y the delegation of Louisiana
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