The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-08-16

OF q Pacific Railroad from the Mississippi River
to The facli,o Ocean, at the earliest practicable

" u" "N"N hNt'rout from the MISSISSIPPI Rtvcr
to the iaciiie Ocean, at the earliest practicable
moment.
bet lis hereafter hear no more from any one
protesting tteD m,cratic crscd at,a pretend
ing devotion and ahedicnoe to the Constellation
aud llws III dcuunclation Of The SoHihetn Dem
oetat>o states or asserting that they have either
proposed OF demanded 4 slave code. or that thr
eoavehVnh OF pem0cratlc states which nomna-
led breeeinridge and lane havanlpptoa one,
Gnt 'et ~ such foolish tabricRtioNs ho ett to
the raniiAgs OF Sumner, and Chccyer, and Gid.
dtngs, and tn ar senber associates.
pGMocH,rGc NOMINEES.
THE puh'fa autl. private history Of our non,l
neas eha$t,tate thgt' cu,e4r. G0th are ,0w.
oad for years have beam ia high places In tho
EpveraN3Gt Mr, breckenridge IL an ahlc. iu-
| trepia aUd popular sie,esman, and General I.aNc
h's written his name upon his country i history
w,th his sNotl. They are true triends OF iht
Consultation. and nee from the cNpediocY clap
trapl ot the day. They were p,ac I, IN uomluo.
| tjon by the operations of public sentiment, aud
not forced upon the puhiio by the process Of
political machinery. They willcrty seyentcen
states by aecumattop with u iair chance iur
others in addition.
RSGuL,Rtry or NOMINATIONS.
When all other eNpcdients fail we are rc-
minded that the nomination of poGgMs and
|
| Tor ltS rcSnlarity, aud | have ohseryed thai
certain graagmta who were regular members
| of thr S'erklrd Buii,io Convention of 1918 arr
| most emphatic III swearing allegiance To reGu
| lavitv. The convention which made this noai.
| Ration, had no $gn, nor show, nur shadow oi
regularity. Iha delegated convention u.
| NhM lesion had no power 10 uijnnru to laltj.
| more ii dis'A1ca ol hnndrcds oi miles, in al.
| "thcr stAtn aHd nenriy two months aiterWHrd
N" sac'3nng was ever contemplated; no suet
| power oFaiscrrtiou Was delegated even by the
most la',irtchpd implications. A Good nomt
uaii"n at Baltimore would have been cnttIut
| 90 f1sp1t' and uPpoft, hut not on the score %
| ttSUHfl,y, or 1t had not tvra the sCmblanc,
| o' H. Iue re&"taI delegations form large nup
ber Oh states were rglarth, and bogus contest
nat', some OF thcm Wftbept prr'ctsc OF regular.
| ,} OF u"eN'''a authority wtro ndmittd ia
ta.F N'H2rs' "hue regular. Delegations tron
"Un' lfouS "tAtf STATES bscEnsc ot this outragt
| M'"'Uf"' ''''' '''i' fr9i'hded regular conNcn'
'ioh WAS mere traction at one, lartly bu, nol
| Mh"uf hlf'l UP with unauthorized pcrsuhs
HI'h 'hr ""Fme, .
;, - hc'td m VOCATION of the uniform rule a
- a}a"e'"ue N"s'oA.! c"hsc"ton9, winch II had
| w., """Vtt"' requiring o-tairdsiohomnatG
n'" '"'a atNe& l"cd II IN mHinE The nomna
,N"s. 'or ~ No '!ine' bogus d@irGatcs inclnded
"i'' '''' votes l'"Hh near two-thir,Ia vote. It,
| "",''''2' 'of wee ifS S'deHt "N@ Mr.. Fii2pat
t'eN VINO ",tHned 70 accept Flcl anomInnion
"'' 'a' reE"tnH'y "' Mn. Johnson, who hoM
| t'"8 "H 'eo iioS'dent with hr. Douglas con
FF's IN ''lr rT"'tt oi soint haltdoaen individu
nlS "'t'r ''e adj"tr1l'"nt That he should rHn
| ~ """' 'tHn - i. seems ne cordially united
-. ~, t'sU,u ''e''1enV OF vac Convention, Gen
o"".,,'"S if' h'' '"A'r hna wen. away, aud pre-
s,"'" "NGr Tue convention which nominate,
va V. tN'''Il - WA ''nH" 70 'nt the rcgular',