Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-25
Political BrilIianss fer 49,

I'VE " """ - conducted ~
cided ability, and we welcome it INTO Ii. -,
only national CONSTITUTIONAL party nov !, A.. !.
the Osceola (Mo,) Democrat has ,,l..
names of Breckenridge and Lane, and nut -.
Bell and Everett. The wind and tide u, ~.
strongly in that direction.
GEoRGA.-A dispatch from Mitledeev;h. :.
says:
The Bell and Everett State Conveuti~
here yesterday. 1t was large and 49,
BENZ. Hill and Judge Law were appo;.tsl -
large for the State. ss
Wendell Phillips, for Breckenridge Ssuth -.
about as much good .sfor the ea,.s ~
North. Both preach similar Disu.io,;.." -
York Express.
In UNION THERE fs SrRESsrH.-Prenties mA
fully says : ''How tremendously Our ben -
we all pull togahey."
We notice in q Philadelphia paper th..-
the Constitutional Union party ass ..,.-1.'
twenty-six places, from the 18th August /. 4. !.
September. This is the spirit that sur,r-s
DIsCRKDrTABfE SENTIMENT OF Joax Bn1-@.
Breckinridge papers are quoting the f,.-...
sages from Mr.. Bell, in order to discredit h.
South /:
Come veal, come woe, l stand bv II.
stripes ofthis Union and the liberty Of th..S ~
THE HEIGHT OF INruDENcE.-T7nsnr.4.
Breckenridge procession Inscribed with r,;,, 81
notices from the speeches Of Henry Chy ~
Webster!
SrAUNToS, Va, Aug. 1.-THE Staunton csm
several propositions for a compromise b4,.s
Breckinridge convention at Chariotts,vs. :,
Douglas convention at staunton were mad. IT.
whe.mingly rejected.
DECATUR, ILL, Aug. 1.-THE Bell and I,,,rs :
v%entiol,, which assembled here TO-DAY. ns,.a
fu l state electoral ticket.
A FELL AND EVERETT SENTINEL on ny vm--
BoUxDARy.-Mr. b n. Clark. a ~pstrio.;e IT.sn
of Eastport, Name. has raised a Bell and ~:
| on a staff seventy feet high, situated q. sHn
eastern point Of land in the United State. ~.
is inscribed with the names OF Bell and e..
CHIucoTHE, ONO, Aug. 1.-THE Ben stA.j
convention, which assembled in this city 49,
nominated a full State electoral ticket
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Aug. 1.-THE Dousha
vention has finally selected = full eleesnls
satisfactory to the Bell and Everett commit
have been present during the entire sesss.
One third of the electors are member, Il - =
lean organization. 4
The electors for the State at large are Neuh
ben H. Walworth and Herman J. Redfen.
Resolutions were passed endorsing the ,aur
vention doctrines of Douglas and the po,a.a.
made at the Front street theatre, Baltimore.
MISSOURI PoIIncs.-senators Green and PA n,
number Of the Democratic executive comH,
Missouri, have called a straight Breekinriaia kp
convention, to besheld at Jefferson City m &
of September. They claim to have attenptlhl. \
monte difficulties, and to have beea defntah a,##
laudable purpose by the obst;nacy Of u fiaai
Douglas. Nothing now remains but opes u. Ii s
Douciaaites have the inside track in Mssgui e.
The Washington Constitution procaim vaaAalE M
ISL tina, the Central City Courier, aaoheuME
cratic paper In Central New YORK, has hiea u B
the Douglas and johnson flag ssa - ttsEs
Breckenridge and Lane. But It onit tt1ustHS
proprietor of the Courier has bern sprsahhiktHSS
administrator special mail agent Of tbs Hattf}&Nfs
Department in place of Mr.. North, .remvea M
alter he had effected the arrest of a post o1a6sEs
GEoRGIA.-Hon. Thomas Hardeuan, j.. t.k
Congress from Georgia, having bern repatdt i
Breckenridge and Lane, has written = letter dHs
the allegation. He says: "
give my cordial support to the only natonsl u s
d;dates now before the people fer their sIdlass- a4
mean Bell and Everett. @
MAEYLANp-Hon. John q. Kerr. late Hai1 Il
Guattmela, addressed a Bell and Everett nsds 81
Talbot county Maryland. last week. He aas tazs B
active satt il politics since 1852 ~
Tie Democratic newspapers in CalsOrnis hRt
clared for Douglas and SIX for BreckiarAe As&
leaders CT the party there decline taking ~ 81.
TEsNEssEE.-The Nashville Banner Of h4 tAESEs
day says, 1.-THE idea Of Rrechinridge and lAn urS
ing Tennessee does not enter INTO the eaksaln
any reasonable man." M
The Louisville Courier calls upon itshkehs RI
move the killed and wounded. +" What - - sASs
with the s.thousand broken hearts D4bNkna., sss
which MIR. Breckenridge predicted voaA 49,
Kentucky ifthe State went against hint WE
If the Bell and Everett men denst HaA nleNA
selves into business they had better - Z ii
Kentucky when q SecessiOnistis Aeouh II
u it as q personal insult.
The Kentucky Douglas Con, ention ~ -
on the llth inst, and nominated ~ ees
The North Carolina Douglas Csavstssses
at Raleigh on the 3Oth inst. H.
It ia said that Mr.. Dallas. our yfni119
Britain, refuses to endorse the boltefs uM.nDE
clares for the regular n~ominee-Doseae. -
ton, therefore, is not impertlnent, =
chanAn will select to succeed NJ. DAAas1
The New York Express contradicts u
the Hon. Kenneth Rayner, Of NosthcaS
over to the Breckinridge side.
Hon. T. b. Flournoy of Arkansas. o..
the National Democratic COMMITTEES, eMMstra
State Convention. He says their moeen11lsE
compromise with bolters-no strikiag -
ceders."
The Southern Georgian has abandsnee -
ty which 1t temporarily assumed IN vssA
complications, and announces
zealously support the pss'
Bell and Everett.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 16.-The Douglas $3.50
to-day in the Maryland lnstituts1 1n
was not large, but every county in tn 80
presented. And full, electoral tdS
and the convention adjourned siae d.
GEoRGA.-A correspondent Of the AsgS
Gle, writing from Gadsden, Ala, says:
The friends of Rell and Everett aIs v44s2..