New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01
VOLUME XIII.
Nstu 0rleans 9ailp Grsstent.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER /, 1850.
POLITICAL ITEMS.

From TExAs.-A letter we have received from
Beltol, Texas has the following:
Gen. Hodstont has withdrawn, and the entire
press that supported him will at once launch out
for Bell and Everett. Not less than nineteen pa
pers will hoist their names in ten days. number
OF the people who have beSn for Breckenridge nave
announced themselves for Bel Their names float
high here on fine flag. You will soon have GOOD
news from Texas.
DOUGLAS N VIRGINIA. = The Norfolk Herald
gives a report of Douglas speech in that city and
adds:
His speech made favorable impression in Nor
folk. Numbers of Breckinridge men publicly pro-
claim their desertion from that party and their ad
herence to Douglas. The Bell and Everett men
stand fast to their coors, and are sangune Of the
success of their men. They will certainly carry
this State.
The New York World protesting tobe impartial,
though, we think, leaning to the Northern Repub-
licans declares that the Breckenridge men in New
York are beginning to falter-that the aspect of
the canvass has changed since they determined to
''make fght"--and that the present indications
are that Mr.. B. will receive only nominal support
in the Empire State" ltrather intmates that the
friends Of Mr.. Breckenridge may yet come into
the New York "fsion' to prevent, if possible, the
Confusion" likely to result in Lincon's election.
lntegencer says:
So rapidly is public sentiment tending to the sup
port of the Union candidates, that confidence IS
now felt that the people will decide the election at
the polls for Bell and Everett. The instructions OF
both the Virginia Conventions to their electors to
throw the vote Of the State for anybody who can
defeat Lincoln have Significance unInstaEabie,
and must have influence everywhere. The ar
rangement in New York is to the same effect, and
| the Breckenridge party viii be compelled to fall
into it if they do not wish the polls November to
exhibit ga begsarly account of empty boxes"
| GEN. MILLsoN on NEUTRAL GRouND.--The runor
| is current (and we presume it is not without some
| fOundation) that the representative in Congress
from this district, the Hon. John s. Millson will
not advocate the claims Of either Of the Presiden-
tial candidates now before the people, as he may
eventually be called upon, in his official capacity
| to vote for Breckinridge, Douglas or Bell.
/ Norfolk (Va) Herald
| eTHE CEy u Still TBEy CoME"-We this week
throw our banner to the breeze, having the good
| name Of John Bell of Tennessee for President,
1 and Edward Everett of Massachusetts, for Vice
President. We know that this ticket will be
heartily responded to by the conservative masses Of
/ the people Of Westchester, Putnam and Rockland
counties; and we, therefore, spread it before our
readers with full assurance that it will meet with
an approval. seldom or never eqnaled in this por-
| ton Of the TX Congressional District.
Hudson (NY.) Chronicle.
/ CooNBs STILL RUNNING.-A cote1nporary says
the latest advices from Kentucky have run Gen.
Coombs' majority to 26,497, and more to come yet
viii the General never stop running3 Enough Of
thing is enough"
TIE UNION BELL is the name Of a new Bell and
Everett journal just started in Buffalo, New York
It hangs out the flag of the National candidates
and raises the Union electoral ticket. M