White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-20
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WARRINGTON. An. On

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WA'Hlsoros. Aue. 30
FUSION WORSE coSFousDso.
All the indications point to , ,o,.,,,
ure Of the fusion schemes Of the ., 's'l'
nents Of Rspublicanism. 'PPo'
In Connecticut. the Douglasi,., b,,.
carried the day. end nominated "sss ss
ticket. The Breckinridg. men viii mi
up their ticket. or else refuse to vo,. , fn'
the Douglas Electors which will s ,e ,0r
Lincoln's triumph in the ''wooJrn 'n,.sr nas
meg" State very easy. Au''
In Pennsylvania. the utmost ....,:.
prevails between The two wing, ot ! ~!
Democracy. and they can't hold , ca '"'
vention to nominate local officer, .;,u
out having row. Curtin viii u. h..
Poster for Governor. in October sO C, Ooa
votes: and Lincoln's mrjority, in y"
vember. will depend upon the numb, =.
tickets he has to rrn against. VI
In New York. the Breckites Ar. NJ,
likely to give any hearty support to s ,ps
coalition ticket. as Dickinson is s,,;n.s s
the arrangement. A correspondent ,.rs'
Mr.. Lsndrum. N. C. from Lon,;.s''
spoke last night before the Jack,.n a..
.ocistion Breckinridge.) In tb. con-'.
Of his remarks. he stated that the Ns~
York Brsckinridge Committe VA, ms,sl.
waiting for overtures from the Donol.:
Bell. Committee. in order to unite With
them. That being done, Mr.. L.narrn
felt sure that either Mr.. Breckinr;So.
would be elected in the House. or G.ns,
al Lane in the Senase-the Breekin,;J..
men riding thus on the backs Of n,
Dongl w. Bell men into power.
"Collestor Schell is at Bedford Spri,os
to ask permission of the President for
this interesting scheme. The only diff.
Guilty for its execution seems to be wbs,b.
er the Douglas Bell men in New YorL
will make these overtures, now or w.;,
till after the 9th of November next I
have tho hest reason for believing ,b,,
the Coalitionists expect the overtnres 10
come from the Brsckites."
Since the above was written. the Pres.
ilent has arrived, with Schell, Baker
Butler. Croswell and Others, and Oppose,
the whole scheme. He says Douglas
has secured Lincoln's election. and b.
wants the Democracy to have nothing to
do with Douglas or Know No,hingism.
so that they may 90 with clean hands in.
to the contest of 1864.
Mr.. DOUGLAS SOUTHERN TOUR
Is the theme Of much comment, In
what contrast it is with the calm and
digni6el attitude Of Lincoln /! The Rich
mona Enquirer constantly pitches into
the Little Giant after this fashion: "Mr
Douglas. we are informed, has lust b..
gnn another Southern tour. This time
he is in search Of his children. The
BABES in the Woods" of North Caro,.
ma attract the attention Of the struggling
stump aspirant for Presidential honor.
But twice before has this .tumping for
the Presidency beon attempted. and sig.
nal defeat each time was the consequence :,
Mr.. Clay's famous Southern tour and
General Scott's military asylum West.
ern journey are the instances initiated BY
the Squatter Sovereignty candidate.
"Desper ,te cases require desperate r.
medies and Mr.. Douglas. having s1.
hsusted estate and influence to obtain Il o
nomination. is determined to leave no eff.
fort un:rie,l that promises the least hope
of success. His pioneer upon the stump
Of Virginia. the Hon. Henry Stumpin,
Foote, once of Virginia, then of Missis.
sippi. next Of California, ami now Of
Tennessee. has made prodigiously fine
beginning in Richmond. 1t is well for
Mr.. Douglas to follow up Mr. Know
Nothing Foote's opening. The defeat
Of the Democratic party is the object Of
Mr. Douglas. For this he has been Ia.
boring in season and ont Of seasoL since
the opposition evinced by the South to
the abolition airs of his Harper's Msga.
zine article first manifested itself. His
visit to Virginia is to teach our peoPls
the beauties Of Sqnattsr Sovereignty, to
indoctrinate Us into the philosophy Of
minding our own affairs and letting the
sqnstters of Territory attend to theirs.
He will be particularly sound upon oil
questions relating to negroes while in
Virginia. and find the real origin Of
Sovereignty for the thoucsndth time eth.
er in Mount Vernon. Montepelier or Mon
ticello."
THE DELUsIvE HOPES OF THE BELL MEN.
The Bell men sre indulging the most
absurd hopes Of success. They claim oil
the Southern States except Mississippi.
South Carolina and Missouri. The two
former they allow to Breckinridge. and
give the latter to Douglas. The cslculs.
ton is absurd. Maryland will. am as.
sured. go for Breckinridge. from the fact
that not less-than six or eight thousand
votes will be given in Baltimore alone
10 LiucOln.-Cin. Gazette.