New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-28
POLITICAL ITEMS.

BELL AND EVERETT IN MIssrssrpPI.--At a meet
ing of the National Union Executive Committee
held the 18th instant, In Jackson Miss, series of
resolutions were adopted declaring strong faith
in the ability to carry that State for Bell and Ever
ett and recommending the formation of clubs in
every county, and the careful circulation Of cam
paign documents.
JoHN RAY.-This gentleman, in response to an
inquiry If he wilenter actively into the canvass in
Louisiana for Bell and Everett, says
In the present political emergency of the coun-
try, when seetonaiism is arrayed against nation
atty, feel 1t duty to do all in my power to sus-
tain the national candidates especially when /
find they for the preservation OF the Union
der the guarantees of the Constitution, and for the
faithful enforcement of the laws, which is equal
Justice to every section, and all that any patriot
ought to ask.
DOUGLAS TICKET IN ARRANsAs.-An electoral
| ticket has been formed in Arkansas which will
| canvass the State for Douglas and johnson. The
/ following gentlemen compose the ticket: For the
State DIT large, Gen. I. II. Bradley and Col. D. H.
| g. Moore. First District, D. O. Cross; Second, W.
! r. Grace.
| ES. PRESIDENT FfLLMoRE. Fix. President Fillmore
will address the citizens Of Buffalo next week. and
/ will advocate the election Of Bell and Everett
BELL AND EVERETT CLuBs.-A large Bell and
Everett club has been formed at Mansfield, Ohio.
AT Chiieothe, Ohio, there is large and entbusi-
astie Bell and Everett club, which holds regular
weekly meetings.
Another campaign club, in favor Of The Union
| movement was last week started at Philadelphia
| 1t IL styled " The Constitutonalists'
| The Young Mems Bell Club of Wilmington, Del,
| effected permanent organization last week, uns
/ der the title of g The Minute Men of Co. A larger
| room being required by the rapid numerical in.
crease Of the club, committee has been appoint
| ed to procure one, when they will meet twice a
| week for drill purposes. The Minute Men are all
young men, full Of confidence and determination,
and have entered into the campaign with spirit
which must overcome all obstacles
Col. A. P. Hall, of Benton, is in town. He brings
/ favorable reports from that Democratic strong
| hold. He reports thai portion of the Democrats
in his county will vote for Bell and Everett, as they
ATE disguised with their own candidates The Col
enel is in fine health and spirits. [Garrol Patriot,
| Tenn.
NORM CAHoLINa.-In the Raleigh Register Of
| the 18th inst. we find an account Of debate at
Franklin, Macon county, on the Tth inst, between
the candidates for Governor. 1t concludes IS fol-
lows:
Mr.. Pool closed up with an eloquent appeal in
behalf Of Bell and Everett, and the crowd eheered
| him long and loudly. His march has been one Of
| triumph through these Western counties.
And yet, ontside of North Carolina, Breckenridge
Yancey organs are claiming him as supporter of
| their man.
The Nashville Patriot says:
gentleman. writing US from Tuskegee, Ala,
July 18th, says: 1--WE are going TO make strong
tight for Bell in this State and our strength daily
increases | think it as absolutely certain as any
human event that Breckenridge will not carry Ala
bama.N So moves the good cause in that great old
democratic stronghold, and the present seat of Mr.
Yancey's power.
DECLARED FoR BELL ANp EvEgETF.-The Green's
borough On. CO Patriot says;
Ne have just learned that on yesterday John
w Norwood, one of the Democratic candidates for
the Commons Of Orange, declared for Bell and
ANOTHER ACCESSION IN AEARAMA.--The Messen-
GER published at Livingston, Ala, has hoisted the
with energy and zeal.
Constitutional Union flag, and entered the campaign
The Nashville Banner announces that Mr.. Nc
Cabe, the member from Cannon county in tie last
Legislature, Is warmly and actively supporting the
Constitutional Union ticket. and that he is not the