Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-01

iuuhihe hiAuf yot heip lIincOll. N@~NS
New JERSEY There was a great Bel, ,,s
demonstration at Jersey City, n. j.. on th. 10, n.sssa
at winch there was much enthusiasm. N.Ass
were made by Hon Washington Hunt. Of NSSr%neas
HON. j. MORRISON Harris, of " .rvlan1 iett,
The crowd was so great that on outside 49,. oasn.
found necetsary. as ~
MARYLAND The Ra ltino~e co-re,. 80
Charle,ton CoMiv fDcmocratic) saws ~ ats
There is no use in Disgusting the mat,ar a-Jaa:
is certain by a very largr majority for Be,i ~ ssas
EFT. sur
NORTH ARoilSA.-The Raleigh Standard th.-
Democratic organ, after summing up the els..;.sNa
turns IN the > ate frankly says: "A seper,ts ~
las electoral ticket in this state would in an -.
ty result in giving the State to Bell and rrsaA+
A separate Douglas ticket is t, be made A. 49,
the Both. p0
FLoRIpAe-We have the most cheering 49,.
Florida. Gen. HOPKINS, the Bill Candidate n
baby bat Gen. Milton, the Rreckipr5.e ..H.!H
for Governor, IN a straight out fight, at the os..sss
election. Hundreds of Democrats are ofsrins : r.
on Hopkins. and will vote for him. TIL. Sss1Wt
Milton in October secures the peninsula, s".a
Bell and Everett in November.-Aug. Chro.;os
The Hon. James Guthrie voted against n. ~,
ridge candidate at the recent Kentucky elert,os
cast his ballot for Hopkins, an irdepeuder, ~.
Candidate. DsA
""A l. W.. ASSn n = A VI
North Carolina electors. has written a let,s- ~ -
to serve on the Breckenridge ticket. reeara.s mMS
las AMI Johnson as the regular nominees. ~
Little Delaware will give a tremand,, u..
Bell and Everett. The editor of the V;iiSraAysR
Commonwealth says: Every body eyerv.h~S,
gone over to Bell and Everett. We hear noth,."
Bell AMI Everett wherever we 90.
rsAScE.-The Louisville Denocra, oa.,.
one hundred dollars to a Thousand that the H. =.
y br'ckinTlage does not run o.the Presidenev 3 IA
yemb"r next. ~"
Coz. Gist, of South Carolina, at the clo.a ~ !. "a
tary review in Fairfield District, coup.eled s.s.-E.
State acton at any and every hazard h .s-Sg
the election of Lincoln as the lax, alta...xW
our salvation. Tha' is that it NAV be caUsa 81. 49,.
the whole matter. and squints very decidedly tosss.S
a dissolution of the Confederacy.
POLITICAL EsTHrsAN IN yIRGx1A-Ths Atr,.A.
(Na-) Gazette says scarcely a night passes vNlsI.s
meeting OF come OF the numerous Union cluSHsss
the meetings are always spirited gatherings.. NJ
wing songs have aga u become fam lar ON III. st~x
AID from many points Gags, With the names ~ =:
and Everett, are given to the breeze.
The Breckenridge Washington correspondent Il q.
Baltimore Sun says that the only hope nov In =
the defeat Of Lincoln is in the Douglas Bel mox..-A
of the North ga ~
aIt III fdW tNu9tF1tnn
theyictory in Kentucky BY Il cut of a coon s;t,i,. .
a proostrate rooster playing the vioiIn. with 4 s.1.
lion OF coon- dane ing in the bac ok -llround.
WIGwAM-The Union party of kic,1mosd ~.
design at an early day to erect an lmense wjevsn22f
Mann s. Valentines lot, on Broad street, canaeh =
holding 1000 persons. which is to b.. used dpri.e &c
! residential campalgu. -@
From AKKA>sAs--We hear that a great revusniua.
Is gong on III Northern ARKANSAS in behaf I'M
and Everett. We haze secn . private letter ausa
reEabi- source TO 4 rrominen commercial hN~
this city, reI orting that many Democrat in es.,~.
qnence of divisions III their own ranks. have aetn.
mined TO support the Union ticket, and that theas<n
Is steadily gaining ground. it really seems that =
will have to pat down old Democratic ,rkanseHA -
long with the rest, for Bell and Everett.
4 ratification meeting OF the friends .f1S36a
Everett was held at the City iiall in Fit ts0AS&s
.Sr.ur'ay evening 1t was represented ass .1n1suB
cent success" Ir. VIM. NJ. Wright presfa.d. a.ri4aa-
by fifteen Vice Presidents, all but ttr-~ ut 4ss
voted for Mr. FIR. mont in 1856. .thie and shxpo1&
speeches We're delivered By Hon. Henry ". Isn-r.
". 7. S.slnour. and F, c. i'echin. Es4. n
>peaker- werr enthusiastically arplaadrd.a 1has
meeting has greatly encouraged the Union men II "
Alieghany. sG n
pEyxsYLyASA-Th State Executive CommiurA
,he Constitutional Union party OF fe,nsylvanis mi
at H rrri>hI'g on Wednesday The Hon. Henry \.
Fllirr presided aud every Congressional District d
the Sta;e was represented From all parts a. u
stat" cheering accounts were received. aad a strms
Il >pn>it;nn wa manifested by the memb,rs iaf
an on nf all ~rat1on4l mn against the Republican
party. X committee va, appointed to select rpeas
lent 'al 7, iretors.
Union MEv IN TaE ARKANSAS LEGr LsTrRE-fna u
the returns already received. twenty lni,p nes han s
been elected 10 the Legislature OF arkansas. The.
hold the balance OF power.
FATAL TrEI IN .4RKANsAS-Mr. Can't. n. G. Etr.a
Thursday the 10th inst. = iurl -
fought in the Indian Nation. between III. Aheseas
aud Mr.. CAN'T, opposing can iidates for Cengrras ~
he late cleo ion IL arkansas. in which Nr. Ganat
the Successful aspiraut. wa killed. intelligence m
his effect was received on the a3d. by relatives "
lecea >cd living in the vicinity of NASHVILLE. Tea
Dur authority for the above facts is the Nasava1s
Gazette of Friday last. en-
Two FACEs:-Wm. l.. Yancey, who tt undefs dnoF
ion with a vim in South Ala bama, that makes "
earth quake. puts ON Il different face up in thess ~
llghted regions. and tries TO make every 10y =
he is the best Union man in Alabam1. A -
living in Barbour county. who hesN y
'peecb at Huntsville on the 18th Of July. said n y
If Yancey had made such a speech 49,
Il Barbour, it would have lost the disuniOn seu1s
votes in that county. Thus it is ~ -
the party to give the disunion medicine il 9s@s
Herald.
a-"Hon. John A. Wilcox, of Texas, paa4ea
Ai ouSh AVAApiIt utu hAPAoSNS"
err absence of any chance to elect General Heao
md with the determination TO advise his withdnsk
This Is true, far as 1t goes. But why did ~
.lanche not add that Col. Wilcox, besides Nv
Zen. ;Iouston's withdrawal, would also sdvsse -
md his friends to unite upon Mr.. Bell - ~ ~
he best, but the only means to prevent the sssso.0
lincoln? That would have been the whole trstAs-
But that might have damaged Mr.. Yancey's -
for the Presidency, by Indicating that es.sses
i've men generally, in the South as well As ~
ook to the election of Mr.. Bell as the only Deanes
eft to arrest the vandal march of Black Rslssc:1 T
SIN, and save the country from disunion a.d rsn~
Memphis Enquirer.
The PACIFIC SrArEs.-K letter from Wsshhse.a
tates that the friends Of Breckenridge tbsse.
been confidently calculating on the 49,
'regon and California for their ticket. are gNety00
Dyed at the resolutions of the BreckinridgsC $3.50
ion in Virginia, denouncing the project dst1II
abroad. They feel that after such . dseaasseN
he Pacific States are purposely lost. N iass&s
The kentucky Statesman, Mr.. Breckinridgsss01