, 1860-08-07

under .Sy circur1atsnces, cast hsr electoral Tota
for Douglas, and he didn't bshsTs hs coa4o ses
q single Northern State.
4 D1rFEpxxcx II BREEnlSa " H1cH NEST aAVx
/ CArsx; WuAr IS Ir!-Nr. Douglas ss teS:..'
ing marked attention in hTe Of the New Eng,
iaad States, and is eyefywhere tzesieo VIII ~
the respect uue TO his oc1et1l etasioa' ~
johnson, his associate on tho P1es'oeane4 ueh.
ct, is grosslY insulted when ho attempts 70 sPeaA
ia hi native State, at the South, and eTen
Gtorgisns hang him in efigy!
Polrr,cs IN 4Hs A1sEs.-The Pixies Peak
correspondent Of the Cincinnati 9dzzst* writes
thu. about the political procli7ities Of the MI
nars:
According to that reracious biographer, John
Phnnix, when Joseph Bowers the elder vas
asked what we're hia politics, he replied, nary
burned polite" The people OF the goio
They feel that il would be injurious Aad absurd
to have any party divisions before. they can
vote nt general elections, sud therefore depts;;
cate all attempts to make political ls4ue3 anu
draw party lines. But in NeTada pulcb, on
Saturday evening, two loud adhareuts Of Doug;
las, at large masa meeting which tneJ ~: naa
convened for the purpose, made vl9leG. ps, r...
olution declaring tho Little Rebal the cnosce oi
tho miners for the Presidency. To their utter
astouishment, it was Overwhelmingly voted
down, and when Bome aadaeious hepuoliean
proposed "three cheers for Abe Lincoln, iEey
vera given with Volume aud vehemency mat
made the valley ring, and seemed to oo sne a.
most unanimous voice Of the lsEga assem-
blage.
BkLL.EyEnkn II NEW YoRk.-The Troy
1la.<s comments on the probable line OF pol
icy Of the Union party in New York State, as
follows:
It doubtful whether Bell-ETeIett ticket
will be run in this State. None will be made
unless Dean Richmond snd Peter Cagger think
it necessary. Then it will be run as tender
to the Douglas machine. Every Tots gwen
for It will Be cast By thoae who ara IN pFiqel.
pie opposed 10 Douglas. The long.headet
wire, pullers, who understand the game, will Of
course vote for the Little CLINT directly II ID
direct plan 70 cheat OF their suf7ges those
who could not be transferred bodily ~ the Do
mocracy. We have good evidence that when
Senator Douglas WAS in this city, It WAS agreed
between him and several gentlemen, two OF
whom at least have been prominent IN tho
American party that his fortunes would DO
best pramosed by the formation through this
nelghbo1hood OF ueli Ererett clubs. We cor.
tainly do no injustice to anybody in saying
that, to the sasna policy that dictated the tone
OF Senator Dou.lAs' bid in front Of the Troy
House, may be attributed the inception Of the
movement which is to take shape in Harmony
Hall tonight.
CoSxEcr1crr.-The last New Haven Jn4rnal
says:
The records Of the votes at the last Stata
election have been thoroughly and carefully
s9ag o' ano 1ae ASTOUNDING @ 'act - osseo'oa ~
which no record can BE- found. This il spite
Of the direct aad absolute requirements Of the
Nv: Nv upon tne a15leet, Aaa yet me Aom'e,s. ~
;ns,;ea so 80 ~ 1'u' 80. Is ', ~" h;,+a-,S
~ lag ,t no Pas are .hrs3
.u,o s-o,,aa '1oaou:n 49, @ ~ sEuS nu T.nas,,'
h4ou.u eoe .o.es VI noueas eaes'o1'. !1
.s; ~ nvoo 'o'e7 uaoseoau'eo oA--oao ~ way
'an'eeo'
-Mr. Doue1a.' southside yiev Of tho Dred
o.. ...;.;uud-
trac! from speech be delivered At Se* Orleans
alter his "a etection 10 the Senate in 1883.
al in connec,,on w;tb the n democracy of iii.
nois. accepted the decision Of the supreme
Court in the bred Scott case a an authoritat tire
exposition of the Constitution. Whatever
limitations the Constitution. as espouuded ty
the Cuurts, imposes upon the authorities Of .
Territorial legislature. we cheetfullr recognize
and resoect. In conformity with thst decision.
slaves are recocn;z.d "a nronrrtr' and niaeed
m an eonal footin1 9Th o,h.r r-casrtr lfpnra
~. a-as~. ~ s1sv.s ,be .,!,a ~ ~ oths,
ansc;aa of n,o,ar+r h.xa ,ha -;,h1 ~ Iamn]a
1p ~ Tsrr1,oI;ss IA corrr tba;r nrons,lv lin
him."
ypu 1vysr--Cor 1,nvv pop 1,xcorx
80
some count nasaog e1lsteo IN CERTAIN quarters
concerning Gov. Olden's political preferences,
a corresnondent of the Ska.s Gazxttk< puts the
ao.h, -, -as, ar.ctn.,Ir ., fo,,ovs.
oo"o1 o. 'ee' enee'uA''1 40 '"t''"s-
Concerning the BELL aad Everett movement,
he Is equally explicit. Whatever may have
been bis views Of the Fillmore party IN 1858. be
trick ard device to save. if possible, the de-
moralizel Democracy. lie smiles quietly at
its gane Of brag, md regards the rampant fos.
sis as the organized jske Of the campaign. Al
every other thinking man, be looks upon the
entire movement, as only a Democratic Aid So
ciety in disguise. He has given expression to
40 otner sen1.mens, NM aas ~ no one
m1~ -
that Air. SaxuTd viii met thu Ken ,h';ca,. 10y =,
Michigan on Saturday. September /; ot Wis
consin, on Saturday, Sept. 8; OF Minnesota, on
1sr a1rss.,v ooas hr ea1,;a 10 VIII ~ ~!
~ i,;.,'; ~, - sas - .uo
shait anna,nt and sIso At t,,eSe1.nd taiee IKE.
1. ,.,shnPpb Pp y. and -, Frsdon;a .nS R,o nns
IL th;s asa,e lie dass tor these Litter 1aes c
are to be- determined when be shall have s, ascer.
tained the probable time required in the North.
West
the new 1ork correspondent Of the
s issou .o." y. ~ iIas aue ottcs'ntluge
result Of the Trenton. New jersey Csn-entfon IN
There are yc. hopes that Union electora
ticket vii . es run IN othsF States thea New Jer
4i3Ck&d.
thsy come 10 sots !of inc atEonEest man, any
chi4d eau Tell tnem 10 go 1or bteckinrsdge.
thlnk tue current IN 1asor OF Union, to observe
the Union, Ganno! mucn .ooger oe stsT1ned o1
resisted. lnose 'a1esesteo and inevitable per
sons ~ho make r. tnemseNes E; tne champion d
M<T feeaAta'g satps4xs are Fun7'1g 'AoTe, and
| as they otop' .ae peop'e WI! come IN to settle
matters tor 1hemsesTes- Whose funds are
| those that are se'tme toT! Ihose OF the Doug
las men, or those OF the bell men!
Here's the way they are conducting the
| campaign over about Richmond. The HAia
| puts the following questions concerning The
| irrepressibla pigger to the Easuirer xnd t.
r,sa,orona for an an.wer.
~ Jguu %a 49, o,cn :, .iaIs, 'S3's "a"eFf
Does be not have w1it t<rpank, IN III, f,n;r,
entirelys
Doe* he not fl" n" Jor'" nth White Airt1ioy
"*so9e'47'
~ ~A'" w" "anl
7o1es lne H"y "aAes 'os os!1 and Everett b.
applying such texts on thei- behalf.
Senator Green of Missouri. in a snaacb .,
! lid, =. ~. ~
[a'As'A4s' s"o1e1 ~ 'At H. sonnson Il
wise:
"TheY bring the charge against John C.
Breckenridge Of being q disuuioaiat. Wow, gen