The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-25
PromisquOus Political News-Isems.
Decline in Disunion Stock.

DGCllu6 Ill DlSuulOu OGOcks
The Daily True Delta, of New Or
leans, says:
every mail brings us the most cheer
ing accounts from all sections of the
county of the daily increasing strength
of the National Democratic nominees,
Douglas and Johnson. The people have
had their eyes opened to the true object
of the leaders of the Disunion and Black
Republican parties, and becoming dis
gusted with their designs of disunion
and the overthrow of the institutions of
the country are DESERVING them by hun
dreds and thousands, and rallying to
the support Of Douglas and Johnson, as
the only conservative and national nom
mess. AS proof of this, we give few
extracts below,
The Montgomery Confederation has
The following:
We have never in any political con-
test witnessed throughout the whole
Union, such exultapt and spontaneous
enthusiasm, as is being every day ex-
hibited for the great champion and
standard-bearer of the Democracy. At
the North the conservative Democracy
is encouraged by many old line Wings,
who are DESTROYS of keeping our country
from the grasp of Black Republicanism,
are all to u man almost for the regular
nominees. In the South the nomina-
tons of the Seceders at first met with
some favor, but now the enthusiasm sud
the expressions Of joy at having secured
a disunion ticket, have all died away.
The falling off that has taken place IN
the breckenridge ranks recently, has
been really astonishing. We say this
in no boast. 1t is true, and we challenge
any of the Breckinridges to prove the
contrary. We wanted them to give us
u respectable fight in November, but
the recent rapid decline in their ranks
convinces us that they viii not be able
to do it. 1t seems, to use very strong
phrase of an e:ninep5 lawyer of our ac-
quaintance, that they were ''honey-fug
g1ed" most shockingly and shametulty
by the Opposition. They counted toe
! strongly on their votes, for with these
| added to the small disunion vote they
| expected ''to do wonders
From all parts of the State we hear
of the decline of the breckenridge par
| ty. The people have seen disunio1 in
| the movement, and are determinea to
| give the support to the regular national
| Democratic nominees.
Speaking of the enthusiasm for the
National Democratic nominees through
out the North, the Washington States
has the following remarks
The enthusiasm for Douglas throughout
the North is unprecedented. Everywhere
! public meetings are held, and the masses
are pledging themselves TO support the
regular nominees OF the Democratic party.
Before two months roll round, the Democ-
racy will be united in favor of the election
of Douglas and Johnson.
If Breckenridge and Lane shall continue
| in the field, they will only receive the votes
of the Federal otficeholders, who aided in
| their nomination, and who lend themselves
to the bitter crusade which the Admins
tration are waging against Judge Douglas.
The Black Republican party has been
| weakened in consequence of the defeat of
| Seward at Chicago. The elements of
| confusion aud disco9d are being exhibited
| il all the New England States.
Douglas, alone has q party that is har-
monious, and committed 10 the maintain
ance of principles which insure the per-
petuity OF the government and the faithful
I observance of the Constitution. The sue
cess Of our ticket, then, in November next,
may be looked for with certainty. The
North will ,be redeemed from the fanatical
rule of A8aa6onsm and Black Repub-
| licanism. ~ Is.
In New Hampshire the people are ylld
with excitement and enthusiasm. &; M
! the prominent Democratic papers have
raised the names of Douglas and JoAnson.
The New Hampshire Patriot throws It's
influence III favor OF the regular nomipees,
and neutrality-suspicious. the Secession
isis and the Yancey boilers. The Boskon
Post has been denounced by the people Tor
having induced them 70 subscribe Tor its