The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-23

from North Carolina, who advocated Douglas
nomination at Charleston has since out for Brock
nridge Governor Ellis the democratic candidate for
Governor OF North Carolina is also out for Breeknrdse
The MINNESOTA DxMoCRAcY.-The st. Paul Minnesotsdn
says that when all Of the democratic papers in Minnesota
have taken their position, they will stand eleven for
Breckenridge and Lane four for Douglas and Johnson
PoIInoM JOURNALS ALABAMA The Montgomery
(abama) Advertiser having given political classified
tion of the papers in that State, says
will be seen that Bell and Everett have nearly twice
many newspaper supporters in Alabama Douglas,
and that Breckenridge and Lane six times as many papers
Douglas nearly four times many rs Bell and Everett
and more than twice az many as Bell and Douglas COM
bined.
Iowa The Brecknrdge democrats OF Iowa to hold
grand State convention, in Davenport on the 18th
Of August ..ar
In Favor oF Dissolution. Camden (Aia.) Register
hoiss the Breckenridge flag and accompanies the act
with the following extremely frank admissions
We up flag day for Breckinridge and Lane,
the democratic nominees for President and Vice President
OF the UniIed States We have unwsveringh concluded
for the last years that would be better cr all con-
cerned) make or distinct governments Of the
territory comprising the United STATES Of Amercaand
na1 w be- Ss ~ sDS
every section Of the Unon and believing that the party
TO which belong the only reliable one 70 carry out
intend to battle for It's principles 70 the fullest extent
Of our ability. " ~ tih
fRHyns IINooIN.-The editor Of the Cumberland (Md)
Telegraph, the American organ referring to statement
that the opposition party Of Alabama bad in convention,
rcpudiated Bell and Everett and declared their purpose
70 support Breckinridge and Lane, says
We prefer Mr. Lincoln before either Of the democratic
nominees, and II driven from support Of Mr. Bell BY
the trtachery Of leading men-K party Is to be
os 10 wS % Of Others IN rood old
Maryland. s'
SUPPRESSION BLACK REPUBLICAN, PAPER IN Missouri
Mr.. g. Harbaugh, who has for three years published
neutral paper at Lexington Missouri called the Csens
Public Advertiser has been driven from the town. and his
printing Office has probably been destroyed Mr.. Har-
baugh has arrived at st. Louis and publishes card de-
failing the facts declaring that he driven out be-
cause he came out for Lincoln and Hamlin.
Poor PIERCE THE s1uMP.-n is reported in New
Hampshire that President Pierce will take the stump
In that State for Breckenridge and Lane
NEW HAxrsuRE-The Concord correspondent OF the
Boston Traveller thinks that in the coming contest Mr..
Lincoln will receive New Hampshire 3s 500 votes Mr..
Douglas 81 900, and Mr.. Breckenridge $500.
PEorIxs PAxrr PENNSYLVANIA The Norrstown (Pa.)
DEFENDER, belonging 10 the peoples party supports the
national Union candidates for President and vcePresl
dent and Andrew G. Curtin the black republican candi
date for Governor.
DOUGLAS AT OLD JOHN BRowS's GAILows-The Spirit of
Jefferson, democratic paper published at Charlesown,
Virginia. where old John Brown tried executed
Says
The conservative sentiment Of the party will rebuke
anything which has tendency TO weaken fle bonds Of
the Union Whenever Yancey and Rhett sought to
be made the opponents o. Souhern democratic senti
ment the conservative men OF the party will moet re-
spectuly ask TO be counted out. And this
tive element Is mere corporals guard In this State
it the great Of the party. They are not going to
submit 70 dissolution for the benefit Of Mr. Ysncey's
Gulf States and yet they prepared to resist North
ern entertainment as quickly as Mr. Yancey or Mr.
Thew fxxha in Vipbt. pofhn pothipu
more They are men. too, upon whom the democratic
party In Virginia have TO rely, and without whose
vices the party would often have suffered defeat.
DOUGLAS MEN OFFICE 1T is said that all the officers
in the Custom House in EAstport, Me- Douglas men.
BRxcKNKDGx AZ AN 0RAroR.-As popular orator there
Is in the West his SUPERIOR tall and commanding
In person, he exhibits the graceful eocution He is
rapid and vehement in uterance yet distinctly articu-
htes. He combines intellect Of high order with great
personal accomplishments.
Row BRxCKNRmGR RATIFICATION MEETING IL LOUIS
vIxlhe Louisville Journal in giving account Of the
above meeting, held on the l4th inst, says
Mr. simrall Col Preston, Col Geo B. Hodge and others
attempted TO speak and perhaps did speak They were
seen SUCCESSFULLY upon the stand brandhng their fists
shaking their heads, working their mouths looking
tell whether they we're actually talking or not We ma
naRed 70 get within Eve fest OF Governor Powell and
strsining ocr ears for fifteen minutes the only words We
sb combinations Of sounds, all manner Of shouts yels
and howinss loaded the atmosphere hundred sheris
each with coitd could not have kept the peace
The noises u the wild twenty extensive mena
gerics let loose in single amphtheAre would been
drowned and lost in the hurricane Of artcuate
tcuate sounds. The rumpus caused In part by Bell
men who went 10 the meeting 10 attest their of
Col Humphrey Marshall, who was announced of
the speakers"
DorGIAs CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT IN rm Sour-The Au.
gusta (Ga Cosionai states that there will soon be
Issued from the press hundred thousand copies Of
Governor Johnsons speech at Macon Atlanta
Hon. AIBKKr Rrsx FOR DoUGLAs.--The Helena (Ark.)
Sh'ed states that the Hon Albert Rusk siumpng
the State Of Arkansas for Douglas ard Johnson