The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-04


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Washingfon {ssle ehes
The Breckinridge men now give it
up. They conclude that there is not
the smallest possible hope to elect
Breckinridge by the popular vote.
They hoped by a fusion ticket to sue
ceed at least in Pennsylvania and New
Jersey. They told the Southern peo-
pie that Bheckinridge could not fail to
carry thosa States. 90
But, unfortunately, circumstances
have occurred which let our DisRnion-
lists appear il the South as false pro-
phets. The Dougias Non, well under
standing the game of those wNyspoli-
ticians, are gainst fusion. In Pesdsyl-
vania and New York, they have indig-
nantly repealed every idea of faint
ing alliance with traitors and seceders.
In their eyes deserter from the ranks
in time of war is worse than an open
enemy-he stands even beneath the
latter, and all that he can .expeG is
either to be court martialled and Shot,
or to be pardoned after having>eiyen
proofs of sincerely repenting the mean->
est of all crimes-to forsake his friends
in time of need. -
The Breckenridge men in New Jorsy
have sadly disappointed our wire-pull-
ers. 1t was expected, and even posi-
lively asserted, that they at least would
be successful in forming fusion ticket.
Well, they have fused with the other
parties, but none has so low descended
as to return the compliment and fuse
with them. Their ticket is composed
of two Breckenridge men, two Douglas
mens and three:Bell men. The Douglas
men have held their Convention without
taking the least notice. of the ,Breckin-
ridge ticket. They. jhaye not even
adopted The too Douglas men. on that
tiekst. The Bell men have, 81 is true,
placed the three AMERICANS on their
ticket, bat they. have omitted TO do the
same with the two BFeckinridge. men.
Thus, whilst the s'true' nationals fused
with everybody, nobody felt Inclined to
have anything to do with them They
were treated as "Danites.' NoH me-
taageye! ought % be their motto in
scribed upon their standards. Here in
Washington the Breckenridge men
curse and swear most Justify at the i'll
success of the 'Jerseymen. They give
them all kinds of names, and openly
declare that they. have acted like fools
who know nothing about political man
aging :They do not care 50 much about
the loss of that State, as about the
terrible and disastrous effect it must
have upon the Southern people, who
now clearly see that the breckenridge
party IN the North is a hun1bug, and
that they throw their votes away if they
vote for the Scceeers' ticket. | heard
yesterday .-s?ma leading T. tnne Ma
tionafs" unhesitatingly declare that in
Their opinion everything was lost, and.
all that by the bad and foolish man
Sepvrh1S in the Nogth. =
: The clerks in the departmentss<sres
called upon to " bleed" for the good.
cause, Not less than = Is per man they
are asked to contribute 30 defeat the
Democratic party.
Secretary Thompsonyosterday headed
the Breckenridge subscription list With
$500. stmaster-G cneral Holt in
dignontly refused to subscribe a cent.
Mr.. Buchonan's Cabinet, therefore, does
not seem to be a unit
The difficulties which have arisen IN
regard to the House printing, are ami
ca6ly adjusted. Gov. Ford, the House
prin+sr,'' returned to-day, and all parties
to tile controversy have agreed upon
settlement. Mr.. Pangborn, whose au-
tLority is Recognized, remains as the
loSal representative and agent of Me-
Ford to superfptenl the business, and
Larcombe and English are employed to
execute the printing. The House prin-
ting will now be speedily executed; 1000
copies of the Cavode report will be i'm
mediately distributed.
Although no proclamation has been
made as to the result, there is reason to
believe that the joint commission have