The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-09
just the misfortune that befeII the Demo-

with each other at washington. Extremes
meat together.-LOu Jour.
THE Kansas City Journal of Commerce
comes out for Douglas and Johnson, indors-
ing the latter as zone of the most radical
State Rights men of the South"
The Breckenridge men in Missouri nomin-
ated candidates of their own for Governor
and Lieut.. Governor, on the Sd. The meet
ing which made the nomination was adj
dressed by Senator Green. rrf9vT .-...
SENATOR BRIGHT admits frankly that Lin
coin will carry Indiana by very large ma
jority, and does not anticipate any change
of the Democratic programme by vi ich
that result can be Affected Wash Cor ".
y. Tribune. I..-.. e
THE Raleigh Daily Press, Charlotte Bull
Letin, Wilmington Journal Star Of Freedom,
Western Democrat, Salisbury Banner, and
every other Democratic paper in N. c., that
has taken any action, has hoisted the names
of Breckenridge and Lane-LoR. Cour.
BUCHANAN rewards his workmen prompt
ly. Col. Isaac H. Wright, one of the de-
serting delegates from Massachusetts,, who
went into the Secession Convention with
Caleb Gushing, has been appointed Superin-
tendent of the United States Armory at
Springfield.
Mr.. BUCHANAN can't get the Houses reso-
lutions of censure expunged from the re-
cords. He may thank his stars if he
doesn't, through an impeachment, get HIM
self expunged from the Presidency.
Lon. Journal.
Two of the Democratic papers in Con-
necticut are out for Douglas. But four
others have not yet made up their minds
what to do. They had better not lose much
time celebrating, for it will really make
very little difference what they decide.
Providence Journal.
WIN. N. DAILY, who has been nominated
for Congress by the Democrats in the Third
Indiana District, was turned out of the
Methodist church, last October, for drunken
and unchastity. The convention which
endorsed Daily passed strong Douglas reso-
lutions.-Lou. Jour.
H6E" The New York National Democratic
State Committe met at Syracuse on the Sd,
and issued q call for State Convention, to
be held at Syracuse on the 9TH of August
next, for the nomination of Presidential
electors pledged to support Breckenridge and
Lane.-N. Y. Herald.
IN Pennsylvania, which the Dougasites
boosted at Baltimore was with them by
4OJOOO1 bhO A4AIbiO popularity UedES
to that of Breckenridge the ratio of 10 to
43, if we may Judge by vote taken in the
State Executive Committee.
Nor NATIoNAL.-At the Charleston Con-
vention, the Democratic party struck out the
word " National" from the report of the
Committee on Resolutions so that the
party might be called the Democratic"
instead of the National Democratic
party.
FoRNEY is disguised with the attempt of
the Pennsylvania State Executive Demo-
cratic Committee to patch up a Breckenridge
and Douglas electoral ticket. He calls for a
Mass Meeting to nominate q Douglas electo-
raj ticket, and would coalesce with the Re-
publicans and the Bell men rather than see
the election thrown into the House.
BS5- AS an evidence of the union of the
Democracy, friend informs us that at
Hillsborough in this county, there are but
four of the Unterrifed, who are divided as
follows: one is for Lincoln and Hamlin one
for Bell and Everett; one for Breckenridge
and Lane; and one for Douglas and Johnson.
Rich. Palladium.
In the Binghampton Democrat the Hon.
Daniel S. Dickinson declares himself for
Breckenridge and Lane. While he attempts
to explain his appearance at the late SYRIA
cuse Convention, on the ground of the deep
and mighty desire of his soul for union and
harmony, he now proclaims a deadly war
against those who have broken and ruined
the party. '..'.
BgJ~ On Saturday, when the Geographic
dispatch was read in the Court House, an
nouncing the nomination of Douglas for the
Presidency, we noticed that Major Cravens
joined heartily in the shouting for the Little
Giant. We thought the Major had better
wait awhile, because he can't fly into Con-
gress with but one Democratic wing.-.SaLena
Times.
THE National LnteILigencer, III writing the
epitaph of the late Democratic party, SAYS
with great force that " a party defeated and
crushed by the weight of superior numbers
on the side of its antagonists, may find in
its misfortune a source of fretful impotence
against the latter; but party which falls to
pieces under the pressure of its own di sem
sion, is stripped of all pretext for any SEN
timent except selfaccusation."
AMONG the objections urged against Lane
the Democratic candidate for Vice Presi-
dent, by the Douglas men in this city, are
the following: -8
First-He spells God with a little q.
Second-He spells barracks 6arrdr.
Third-He spells dirt with two is.
Fourth-He can't drink as much whisky
as Douglas.
Fifth and last-He can't keep hotel.
Dubuque Times.
Republicantsm.
The republican party is in favor of
The rights of the states,
The freedom of the territories,
Free homes for the people,
A railroad to the Pacific,
Protection to American industry,
The Constitution and laws, ..
The preservation of the Union.
This is the party the democracy delight
to style the "one idea" Party.
THOSE RArLs.-The Marshall Ill) Hor-
net, says Our Democratic friends are down
on feHce-rails. They have as great an anti
pathy to them as Pryor has to Bowie-knives
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