Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

The M4NLINEs5 OF SENATOR DOUGLAS In
his late speech at the Rhode Island clam
bake, Senator DouGLAs said
" am reminded every day that it is ex-
irenely imprudent for Presidential candi-
date to make speeches without their being
carefully written, and allowing the reporters
to take them down and spread them broad
cast to the world, for might make enemies
by it. Vmy object waS 10 get tie Presidency
BY any MEANS ratter than to vi1tdicdts tie
truth, perhaps woald be piAling to play d,tm-
my and put a paddock on my lips for fear /
might utter an honest sentiment and lose a
note by it, Applause Ivcuid scoru to re
ceive dny naoat'S vote under false pretences ]
am asked why | do not advise my friends to
make Union ticket with the Secessionists
Why don't you make Gil and water mix2 A
Union ticket between the interventionists
and the non interventionists Never on earth
Good, good | am willing to act with all
men who agree with me in principle against
all men who are in favor of disturbing the
peace and harmony of this iseountry-thrusting
this negro question into the Congress of the
United States"
The above remarks are worthy of the high
toned, bold and independent statesman, and
they will meet the approval of the people
who admire manliness and courage
PooR RRECKGNEtDGE A correspondent of
the New York 1ices SAYS the news from
Kentucky has paralyzed the operations of the
Breckenridge National Committee in Wash,
ington city, and disbursements will be less
liberal. The Administration is shocked at
Mr.. Breckenridge losing his own county,
Bets are now freely offered that no three
states can be named for Breckenridge,
DANIEL s. Dickinson ~ lS47.-In 1917,
Daniel S. Dickinson of New York, then a
United States Senator from that State. intro
duced into the Senate and advocated the
passage of the following resolution, as declar
atory of the true policy of the Federal Gov
ernment in respect to the slavery subject in
the Territories
ResoIgeG, That in organizing government
for Territory Of the United States, it will
best comport with the principles of self gov
ernment upon which our federative system
rests, and that the true spirit and meaning
of the Constitution will be best subserved,
and the Confedracy strengtheted by leaving
all questions concerning the domestic policy
of such Territory to the Legislature chosen by
the people thereof
Now, he says this is rank heresy. Wise
and consistent man!
Mr. BREcKINRIDGE is buried with n thous
and feet of Kentucky soil over him HC
threatened lately to unearth Mr. Guthrie, but
what except the blast OF the last trumpet can
ever unearth him ?-LoujSgiHe Jouynat
A Cruel SUGGEsrIoN-A smart editor in
Alabama suggests, that, in pronouncing the
name of the Yancey party the should be
sounded hard like 4. How would the fire
eaters relish being known as the fanke5
party.
WHILST Thad Hyatt, the Abolitoniat, was
on his last visit to old John Browns widow
he overheard one of old Johns grandsons, 9
sturdy little fellow five years old. say, ~
stab him. Thad. thinks that this should b.
an awful warning to the South.
BUCHANAN is as expert with the official Ak
as Chinese executoner is with his sword o
decapitatiop. Heads are falling like leave
in autumn