Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29
HOLE NO. 937.


Jar anxiety Of the Douglas men "a
md other sections Of the State In rels-
the hoped for withdfAwal of Mr..
sEinridge. So anxious were they that
wished FOR oecurrxnce would take
that they declared Is would i should,
at They huggcd the faitering ex-
4tion 70 their aesrts. ~ish al the warm
of deso1t Worshipprrs "Bteekin.
- going % rs~ign-isr-ckinridge -iIi
u-Breckinridge must resign IN favor
re Little Giant.' ~ere exeIamsnation-
aud repeatedly heard from the over
fnsiastic friends of NF Douglas a.
a fsw days ago the rumoT came that
Breckinridge had aectuaily withdrawu.
'gias stock. being slways on the ii
scale. immediately vent ~. Oar
shbor over the Post Office thre~ of
brilliant periods. and subsited iuto a
found Ia-<itsde This peculiar rneatal
suor va. happily induigvd IN unlii
ssday even;ng. when h@ Wa aroused
his usual dallae.. 90 the .ad reality.
"Brsckiaridg> riH not resign re
Is hi@ article on that distressing -Rb-
with The following paragraph:
HE WILL xor DKcEiSK The organ Of
Sseedsss AID Boliers--the Louisville
lrier-sa,s that Mr. Breckinridge has
horned Mr. Stevens. Chairman Of the
ecuilve Coanmfttee Of that party % con
dict the raDor that he intended 10 De
ne--that he had not thoaght of with
wing. nor did be desire 10 withdrse.'' .
None bot the most inexperienced pollt-
baby ever supposed thai John c
eckinridge even dreamed Of Withdraw
from this contest There - not one
I'd. sensible. substantial reason Why be
oald withdra~. There nsUsr css one
I'd. sebsible, subsfantiai reason vhy he
osld. or would There j. much great
much more sensible. a much fnorr
bstan,ial reason why stephen A. Doug
should withdraw. Breckinridge's
ength - increasing every day. aud
'sglaf' weakness - every day becoming
re- apparent The sincere. honest Doug
IN men. those who are not blinded BY par
ia fralty or the hope for .poils. have
the least idez that the Little Giant will
Nihble 10 carry one State ia the Electoral
Polslegs. With divided Democracy, how
con- IL b. otherwiseg he could not carry
are than two Northern States n Mr..
tefasckiDridgc was not candidate. aud
cth Mr. Breckindge running. Mr. Douglas
lay not the least possibl, chance Of carry.
>: more than one southern State lie
desy possibly get Missouri--he canno.
fpe for another. The division between
dsS too wings oi the Democracy j. widen
X daily. rathes than getting closer To
Sefthsr. Instead Of Brrekinridge doing
iything that might advance the pros
Selcts Of Mr.. Douglas for the Presidency 4.
and his fr,e, .s desire Douglas defeat
'shstead Of Mr. Douglas doing anything
sat might advance the prospects Of Mr.
drsckinridge for the Presidency. he and
10 friends desire Breckinridgc's defeat
isook at the progress Of this interesting
arfare. At first small arms we're only
SEED. but now large cannon are coming
ITO tbs Asld. snd the eehoing- Of a heavy
i'ght reverbcraics all over The entire
ountry-
= The following good reasons Why Mr..
reekinrijge will not resign. are thus
S'imsed up ty the Goshen Times.
Ia Vermont five hundred Breckinridge
Sen have signed a call for a State Conyen
on
~ In Connecticut the Hartford Courier says
ast Breckenridge will poll three fourths
u the Democratic votes
la New York the Breckinridge men are
saready in the field. with foil State tick
1. and with nearly half the Democratic
rsss Of the State TO back IL. IN the En-
s're City. the Journal Of Com,aeree the or.
an of the pious Democracy. aud The Her
Sad. the organ Of the Five Pointers. arc both
a Tor Brccklnridge So i the Day Book
ned - j. every Democratic paper IN the
save one. The Day Book -sy-. there
"''s doubtless many Douglas men here. but
scarcely ever reet one"
&c Aud the New York Herald very signif-
'ntly says:
<d.'wc apprehsud that by this t,me that
\ most snthuisstic and hopeful disciple
oe Mr.. Douglss - convinced that. come
,,At may. there - not ghost Of a ehsucs
him before the people o. before Con
ds~ss. and that his supporters. by keep
him on the course. are only plsyinr
game Of Van Barsn Of iSss."
IN Ohio the Democracy are rent IN ,wair
in sspsFa,s Electoral tickets. hgh,ins
On eh other like tiger.
a. In Indians the Breckinfidge ticket vi
v,ll not less than ~. 900 votes
In Illinois The Brckinr,dg- men have .
,psrats state aad Elsstoral ticket. which
Will poll lsrke vote.
Ia ksntseky az the late state electio'
>hey had not Deuglas se,es enough TO form
nsgte patrol. AID they are beginning 4
~wear that they had no candidate ruan
rg.
- sorsh csrelins every Democratic "a
per that has defined o. posstiss. las de
'clsred tor hfsc<tefdEs
In Georgia. the home Of Hsrshell '
johnson. there are bus tvs papers 1h'
support the Douglas tieke.
On Flerida every Dsmaerstic paper suI
ports Brsckinfidgv and isns
In Tennessee there are t~csty seve
Democratic papers, t~ens three sur
per, Breckinriage. tkres support Deugia'
aud on. j. neutral
In Lsuisiaas scvsuly two Democrat
papers support sreshinndxs. And oal
three er four are for Deeria..
ia South Carolina there afe thirty ssve
nc~.papsrs. and every eae fer Rreesi'
ridge.
In yirginia Wise and siaasss presnl'
20.Ooo Coz hrecklnridee
In Mississippi The Nsek-eusx Cius,
say.
III al electoral ticket lsg Doeglss cos
posed u genusmen II character. ~
brought eat 90 tkis stale, e nieht Fsesi,