Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-29
Co respondents CT the Tribune. - -,..zs,,
WASHINGTON August 20.


1t is stated that many OF the Charlotts.
vile Convention were ready to bolt had no,
. resolution been adopted authorizing the
Electors to vote any way to defeat Lincoln
This Convention has set up a political ,piat
form Of its own, two planks which are hos.
tile to measures urged by both Mr.. Buchan-
an and Mr.. Douglas. The question arises.
what are Democratic principles? IL i
hear from gentlemen Of entire trust.
woIthiness that letter is in 10 vn from
Mr.. Breekinlidge deprecating his position,
but leaving it TO his friends to decide whe h
er the interests Of the Democratic party
would be subserved or not by his withdrawal
from the canvass. ov .ag",as IN .sa4.
2 Ifit is worth while TO know how the Ad.
ministration stands with respect to the ex.
elusive Breckenridge ticket in the Free States,
that information can he given. It's most
prominent member has stated within the
last week that their policy was to run tick
tes TO kill off Mr.. Douglas. So you will see
that Messrs Dickinson, Schellz & Co., will
fight the Regency to the bitter end. n 81
A very intelligent official here, who has
been for some time on leave of absence IN AL
ALBANIA, reports that it is impossible to say
how that State is going, and that the bitter.
ness between the Breckenridge and Douglas
partizans is ON the increase 49,. -. 80,
The Douglas Virginia electors arc eener.
ally young men, and some Of them fully
equal TO cope with the old fogies that have
so long ruled the State. 1t is 'sold Virginia
no longer. There is. to, be new state. Of
things. So Of North Carolina. .''
UDon the re-, nisition Of leading Admins.
tration officials in Clio. some half dozen
heads 81 postmasterss and route agents in
that State dropped into The S.asket las: week
They were not Presidential appc; ctments
but his Excellency ordered the axe to fall. -
Special dispatch totho Cincinnati Enquirer. .:
l5is Iay@. 22is WASHINGTON; Aug. 16.
The Douglas Committee here are in com.
municAtion with every section. Every mail
comes loaded' with news Of the most cheer.
ing character. New England will startle Re.
publicanism. Now York and Pennsylvania
will give their vote to Douglas beyond all
doubt. .s''''5''ls Sss' re .tl''s ~ ss'I3a
The Republican Committee still contin-
ues to send out thousands upon thousands Of
the Presidents speeches, and also the speech
Of Mr.. Benjamin. The greatest cordiality
exists between the Breckinridge and Repub-
ican COMMITTEES Y ats. .. ssss2 q
A shameful declaration, vas made the 9th.
err day by Jesse D.: Bright. In / converse.
ticn With some gentlemen, all Of whom he
supposed was actuated b. the same spirit
that moves him, he said that be had no s. ID
pathy with Breckinridge, nor never. had, Ell
ther with him or the crowd: with whom he
is training; that Breckenridge answered i
good purpose in helping to defeat, that dem.
agosue, Douglas, which was al that Jwas re.
quired of.him. % h'.3-is7le 2i!a s!N9aiEiz
In Psnnsylvan,a the Democratic State
Central Committee have acted with proper
spirit snd decision, and have, disappointed
the Dreckinridge schemers by rejecting theil
notable project Of fusion. A full elector.
q ticket pledged to Judge Douglas, will be
put in the field. Much enthusiasm pre.
vailed, and she Hon. II. S. Footc, Of Tenne:
see, made I speech, synopsis Of which i
published in the Press. he began by con.
graduating his friends that Lincoln in the
North and Yanceyism in the South are. rap
"Ay on the decline.