The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-15

to resist the opportunities Of my friends.
/ shall speak here ON Monday, and be-
fore long L intend to make talk at
Memphis.
V3rginia for BeLL.-It will be noticed
that a correspondent states that Gov.
Letcher says Virginia will 60 for Bell.
In confirmation of that we will say that
Gov. Letcher told a, prominent Brock
inridge man, of Marion, a few days
since, the sane thing. If the Brock
inridge papers class this report "a
Roorback" we will produce one of their,
own men as witness. Marion (Atd.)
American.
North Carolina.-The accounts from
this State presage, with unerring cer7s
tainty, an overwhelming victory for
Bell and Everett in November next
We had but little hope of Mr.. PooIss
success in his contest with the present
Executive the odds against him were
too great to be overcome in q single,
battle, the Democratic majority at tlls.
last election being upwards Of 40 @la2e1
votes.s Yet, he has made agallant 6gl
break &g the ranks of the eneh s1
! completely demoralising HING
compelled at last to lose the day fEqes
| the mere force of numbers. At
the ACCOUNTS indicate his defeat BYE
very sanall majority, just enough 70
rendervictory certainin the next battle|
that shall be fought.
1t is important to be remembered Mlsz
there is yet no division in the
Carolina Democracy, growing out
the Presidential question. Thess
| differences exist there that we fli1d
other States, but they were wise maMgh
to smother them until after tiles
election, thus enabling them
| their whole force into the field.
! secure the State government tithezT
| party. In November the face De the
battle will be changed.- Mobile 49,
UertiSer. -
Il Regular .Stampede.-A letter. III
the Columbus Enquirer, from Mont
gomery, Alabama, says that Mr.. Watts
declaration in favor of Mr.. Bell, (based
| upon the letter of the latter, which sat-
isfed Mr.. Watts that Bell was the best
candidate for all true State Rightsmen
to support,) "has brought over many
hundreds of this and the adjoining coun-
ties" The Enquirer says this cores
ponds NTH its intelligence from Macon
and Russell. - a.
Portland, Me-, dug. 7.-AThe Bell
and Everett Mass" Convention to-day
Nominated Hon. Phineas Barnes for
GoYerner A ratification meeting is
Esgrt4sing this evening.
H FStssSmith, (Ark.) dug. S.-The
iends of. S. A. Douglas organized a
I Pouglas Club here last night. The
oonveatio& to select Electors viii meet
st LittissEact. on the 18th inst.
.Zlent3d bg-The election of Leslie
Cod As.ASe CleEs-of, the Court of APP
ped inteaas Bell triumph. 1t
apesnt ~ m1ahs1as G. one when we
,statsshe d EhN there were fourscan-
didates 3tfhe ~s Mont. Mail.
..tArti1 ear6lsass- The Raleigh Regis
i5vntdssss seall for the assemblage of
a Deuglas conventions, to nonainsts an
electoral ticket OF the eleotissi she
Raleigh correspondent Of the Peters
burg Express says, writing under date
of the 5th: :"
Now, after a careful scrutiny Gef the
losses and gains Of the respective can
didates, and comparison thereofqHstth
the votes in previous elections, I;.saI.
confidently that Ellis has carried the
State by at least 4,0Oa majority. 1t.
will probably be more, :.
Hon. Charles j.. Jemkiqs.-Senator
Fulton, of Columbia county, ina speech
made at bearing, Saturday last, stated,
by authority, that Mr. Jenkins prefer
enee foGPresident and Vice-President
was eWniQn ticket-Bell and Everett. !
HavfngSaetermined to accept a seat on
the SuINkme Bench, of course Mr.. Jcn-
kins wa take no part in the canvass
beyond FASTING his vsse; yet. his ga
triotic jMgment is none the less sorthy
of respect from his old friends of the
Wing household in Georgia. fSG00n-
nah Republican.
JT.a.