The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-09-29
Political k.csIas.

Ex-Gov. Footc recently said that Hreck-
lnidgr could be certain of bit one State.
South Carolina, and il he makes any moe
professions of attachment to The Union
would probably lose cycnthat.
John Wentworth. Mayor Of Chicago,
aud editor of the Black Republican organ
in that city, advise. as the "surcst way Of
cIccting Lincoln, that
All that the Republicans have TO do is
TO see that Brcckiridge tickets are put in
nomination ard supported in every State
And his advice is being followeI-lor
w have yet to hear Of the first Yanccy-
5rrckinridgcitc who entcrtaius Tie reno
test hope Of giving to their candidate the
vote Of single Northern State, though
electoral tickets will be run in Tie most Of
them, for the express purpose of clectinr
Lincoln, and thus firing the Southern
heart"
We perceive by the Austin hf,lTgrrcer
OF the 9TH, that The Union lall las been
family started in Texas. There was p grand
and enthusiastic meeting in A..,,n. in
whic3, some Of the most di.tiugi,,.h.G men
81 Ing STATE took part 4>moHg them were
i.H-''ov. l.. VI. PcaSc, Gen. 4. II. IIamil-
tan, Nc, Hon f. " Cave, AMI others.
The following, among other resolutions,
was adopted unanimously:
Hco'rcd, That we will cLccifully sup
port No--ls. II. II. Epperson and Geo. VI.
P&.,ial as electors for the State 1T large.
and Messrs. VIM. Steadman ana J IN IT,.
robson as district electors ON h Union
electoral ticket for the State Of T,yas.
These gentlemen are warm firaGs Of
G"uo.I Houston, ana She whole coescrya-
asr clements Of the State Willie thu. uni
t-l
We perceive hy tbo Jackson. CI;.-1
News that the Corstiuiionai,str 81 I..,
city have determined upon hayilr y grrl,
n...r mass meeting tho,r on 7 thursday and
rua y, the Ash and oh Of October Il
nnl ho a grand affair no doubt. Commit
Ices of arrangement have already been ap-
pointed, and ,hcrc viii be- a.wEolr-souIrd
mississippi welcome f., all He world aud
as beloved COUSIN 70 Nj-..-..;rpi is cvi-
Gcntly on fire. Never Lrior. VIA. tie CON
.nryaiism Of the State so fully aroused.
''m brethren up there are anohIc -"t of
l,.i"WS, and they expect to cary the state.
Nc.l, when the old dominion woes no. b.
9.-uniun, why should not N;ssis-ippi, and
louisiana, and every other Southern State
initiate her glorious example. That Viz
gnla will 50 vote is given up frankly by
her own Democratic Executive
Some idea may be fomcdz,f the efforts
which the friends Of Bel and Everett agc
maIling in Pennsylvania by the follow ire
names who have placed their services AT
tlc disposal OF the Spptr Executive Com
ut'tor, to adde's their fellow. citizens I'D
"l the issues Of the caala--: Hon. .Io~r6k
r. Iugcr-o.l. Hon. Edward Kin: Hon II.
". Fuller, VIM. =. Seymour, Ese., Frc3rr-
lex W. GRryson, Hon. Jacob Broom. Da-
vid Z. Brown. Ir., Esq, john H. Iyllin,
Esq. +. &. Prclin, Esq.
These are among the most Distinguished
aol eloquent men Of Pennsylvania.
We learn from the Na:clcz Courier the,
a great meeting Of the friends of Bel and
Everett took place there last Wednesday.
The Courier ~ it was a day that viii be
long remembered. Hon. w. 4. Lake, Hon.
w Brooks. and others made speeches.
Many ladies We're in attendance, and great
enthusiasm prevailed.
The Hon. II. W. IIillard, Of Alabama.
whose noble letter We published yesterday
addressed a great crowd at Newark. y. j.,
on Friday last. He was received with vo-
ciirraus cheering. and made the vclllin
ring for Bell and Everett
The San Antonio Herald of the 2Sth
learns through private letter from Austin
dated August 22d, that Maj Jno. Marshall
of the State Gazette, and Hon. \. b. Nor
ton, of the Intelig encer, have gone ont to
have a hostile meeting. The parties are
said to have retired to some point on the
confines Of the Cherokee Nation. Much
excitement exists in Austin on account of
the expected result