The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-26
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Senator Douglas IN Bufato.-The
subjoined dispatches are published in
our Western exchanges of Saturday,
the 22d: ~
Buffalo, Sept, 2O-Douglas arrived
here from Niagara Fails, at noon, and
was received at the depot by large
concourse of people. He was accom-
panied by near two thousand persons
from the adjoining towns, drawn hither
to hear the Senator speak. Mr.. Douglas
was escorted by an imposing procession
of citizens on foot and in carriages,
and Little Giants in uniform, to the
Courier House, where he spoke to an
audience of about 10000 persons.
Judge Douglas made compact and
able argument, touching upon the trou-
bles of 1850 which were set at rest by
the compromise measures of 1850,
complimenting Clay, Webster, Fillmore
and the Union Wings and Democrats
who took part in accomplishing those
measures, and showing that the Wings
and Democrats in 1852, and Americans
in 1856, had concurred in maintaining
the principle of non-intervention, by
Congress,w with slavery which had formed
the basis Of the compromise of 1850.
In the evening the Democracy was
addressed by Mr.. Douglas, Mr.. Mar
shall, of Kentucky, Mr.. Schrabel and
other distinguished gentlemen. The
torch-Gght procession by the Little
Giants was a brilliant affair, about
two thousand torches being in the line.
Judge Douglas goes to Ohio to-mor-
row.
Springfield, Mass, dug. Gothic
Republicans Of the Eleventh District
re-nominated Henry l.. Davis for Con-
gress.
Rochester, N. Y. Sept, 2l.-The
Democrat Press, a Breckenridge organ,
started here seven days ago, under the
patronage of the postoffice and custom
house, died to-day. Mr.. Hawley, the
publisher, says he has been deceived,
and refuses to issue another number.
CleeeJond, Sept. 2l.-5udge Douglas
arrived on u special train from the East
tonight, and was received with the
firing of cannon, military display,
large torch-light procession, and great
concourse of citizens. He was wei
coined in a speeok by Hon. r. p
Ranney. Judge Douglas will speak at
eleven A. NJ, tomorrow.
Giring II Up-The Augusta (Ga.,)
Chronicle very truthfnlly remarks
The Breckenridge men everywhere
are giving up the contest for the
Presidency, and are now merely seeking
to save themselves in few (three OF
four) Southern States. They are anxious
| to s0re,Seea, and as= all else is lost, tc
save q few States for their friends anC
; | adherents.
PaSk on the CoIumn.-At a recent
Douglas torchlight celebration a
) Madison, Wisconsin, one hundred ant
, thirty-seven of the torch bearers were
Fremont men in 1856
, That's the Talk. - The Baltimore
American says, with truth, that therN
} is no evading the responsibility tina
: is resting upon Mr.. Breckenridge
Nothing can save him from the clutches
of the disunion faction but an oper
and manly denial of the treasonablt
doctrines they profess and announce
If he does this, he ceases to represen
the fragment of a party to which he
, owes his nomination. And if he does
not, he may make patriotic speed
every day, from now till November
and he will still fail to define hi
position to the satisfaction of men wh'
love their country better than they love
the demagogues who threaten her ruin
The following dispatch was sent by
General Lane to the seceders and bolter
, at Charleston:
eco OUT!
JOE LANE"
, ! =, The people of Oregon, in six week
l 3aSterwards, sent the following dispatcI
Al