Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-07-18

4iiHhfts2 I2auoaslii1 t0s.aqGa KY 9tj III:
One the most significant events thu.
far in the campaign has just transpired
It Chicago The Dante and Admin
istration organ; Ike Cook mouthpiece
heretofore--the Chicago sHer.4lS ::,ha Is
declared for Douglas. The eHSrdla
il will be reoolecteil, was. 1tstab lisbed
by u. S.fMarshal Pine Co put down
Douglass and from hednonlent it, was
first issuedgup to, within g short time
| it has beef, most bitter sand "viruien,
I ia, its warfare upon the Little Giant
But il knows that the unanimous
voice Of the Democracy Of the North:
VESTS for Douglas, and hence il has
l,eiste,l his name nj the mast. head
There 10 not at present in the State i,o1
Illinois a single Breokinridgs paper:
The Democratic Press is unanimous
for Douglas: a .s'aoa osit 70 ~ o. a'.t'
" DOUGLAS IN TENNESSEE. ~ ,'. ~.
The Tennessee Quid Nst,sc; Of
June 2eth, says: t. .'.o 9.i' 5as' T t9a""'
We have kept our columns open
until very late hour in order, il. pos;
sible, to give the news from the Balti-
more Convention, which has been
holding q stormy and protracted ses.
sion ever since Monday. The Con
vention did not succeed in effecting
an organization until yesterday and
late this evening the Geographic news
reached us that Stephen a. Douglas
was nominated On the. second ballot,
and the nomination was afterwards
unanimously confirmed BY the Con
yention. aEx-Goy. Johnson Of G eorgia
was, afterw ards nominated as. Vice,
President. $50 the regular, ticket Of
the great national Democratic party
has at last gone out to'ithe waiting
hosts, and the war cry for Douglas
and johnson, Demo racy's own stan.
dard bearers, is already ringing thro'
the land. In the very name Of Doug:
las, there is q tower of strength, and
the Overwhelming hosts, that. will fol
low his fortunes through the coming
campaign are invinciblc by any force
that their enemies can send against
them.
Judge Douglas stands, now, where
he has stood during the last thirteen
years, upon the broad and comprehen.
sive principle of non-intervention by
Congress with slavery in the States or
Territories. $3.50 = ,t'i.'SSs' 2 8.'1'7
The Memphis Appea1 the most
influential = Democratic paper, of the
State says sai5sH9,.e, q ,aQssi.f
Regarding Judge Douglas as the
national candidate---as the man against
whom the Black Republicans will make
their main and most formidable as.
|sault and as the man who has defeat.
ed them against greater odds than
was ever encountered in any contest;
who has met their mohs and sent
back defiance to their Kisses who has
been burned in efigy at every cross
road hamlet by these contemners Of
Of the Constitution and whose pros.
pect of again. defeating them is better
than that of any living man, il our
Judgement, we shall continue to advo.
cate his cause and urge our friend,
to his support
DOUGLAS IN. ALABAMA.
- The. Mobile Register, is out for
Douglas; il pledges Alabama for him
aud gives it to the seceders as follows
| Obscure the issue asycu may, Mess.
Breckenridge and Lane represent a
party virtually as sectional as Lincoln
and Ham!in-7;the followers Of the lat
ter deny .sectionalism, and so do mas,
of the adherents. of the former, but the
:ruth is not less transparent 4, as54