Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28
POAITlCAL ITEMa.

sazy sss~s POLITICAL ITElGO. -sassa-se
The St. Paul Pioneer says the nomin
ton Of Douglas has rendered the triuml
81 the Democracy ofNNinnesota AK
fact" III .
Atelegraphic dispatch to the Daily Ne
states that Alex. H. Stephens, of Georg
announces his intention of taking /
stump forthwith on behslf of Douglas.
A reply to Helpers infamous "Impen
ing Crisis has been issued by Col Lou
Schade of Iowa. ~
The Albany Atlas d. Argus says, "tI
IS a ground swell among The massesSsidl,
State, which will carry Dough-
into the front Of victory"
! Fos DouGLAs--The GsHtsvills Adro
pendent. Selma Se'stinslensboro' Beacon
cate, Mobile RegisteE5p Adr,rtiser Mont
Athens Herald, SNn nan.rs nnhl;shef
$ Go% Al.I. o"H,S@ already come out fol
Douglas.
~. <sEIlNG IN MIssrsslppI.-A cor
sent at Canaan P. o., Tippah coun
,.eMississippi, in writing us bushes,
lNer. says: 1--WE throw one hundred
and eighty votes at this precinct. and ther,
are but :wo that sympathize with Yancey
4 Co. 1t is unanimous tor Douglas"
ALAMAKEE Co.---Says the Transcript -
The largest number of voters ever as
sembled together in Northern Iowa, me
at Waukon, June 30. to ratiiy the Balti
more nominations. This county may be-
set down sure ct 400 majority for Dougla
and Johnson.
DOUGLAS IN PENNsYLvAYIA.--InP Penn
sylvania, fifty thousand men will vote 70
Douglas, who never before voted for ;
democratic candidate for President. Sucl
is the prediction of those who have gooC
oppor unities for scanning the popula
feeling Of the Keystone State.
The BREcxlNniDGE TrcKEr.-The New
Nork cypress, an American paper, says
81 " Nobody is going to vote for Breckin
ridge and Lane in this State any JX,,. me-
than they ara Tie ouly people who
TAX about Breckenridge and Lane are Re
pablicaus.
New YcRK The N. Y. Ners. the or
gan of the Mozart Hall Democracy. come.
out for Douglas A late issue of that "a
per contains letter from Mayer Wood
warmly endorsing the Illinois Senator
and the Dem ocracy Of the Empire State
are now united New York will cast its
30 electoral votes for Douglas.
The s"RML" CANDlpArr.--The Hon
Mr.. Henry. Of Tennessee, the grandson OF
the great Patrick Henry, at the recen,
Bell and Everett meeting in New York
speaking of the Qualification of Lincoln
says:
"Rut they say that one of the creates,
qualification is that he made rails. Per.
nit me to say that I think his friends have
made an unfortunate selection of his coat
Of arms. Langhter.l In the ives. and
south, the rail is not the vehicle upon
which man is borne to honor. Bolster.
Gus laughter. We most generally ride a
man on a rail who has done something
wrong
STEPHENS AND CLISGNAN.-Ths tele-
graph tells us that A. II. Stephens, Of
Georgia, instead Exchanging bis position
az ainst Douglas, win soon take the field
for him in that State. We never doubted
for moment that, as a true patriot, be-
would feel called upon to support Mr.
Douglas, and that be would make fur fly
from the backs OF The sDisunioaists.
al.
Of n, c., has abandoned Douglas, and was
ont for Breckenridge. THIS i. not true.
Mr.. Ciingnan has never aiven any one
authority to make such statement. He
has not spoken on the subject since the
were made. aud in thirty
days we believe he will be on the stump
for Douglas.-H. Louis Republican.
MAssAcuCsgTTs- Greenfield Dem
ocrat and Lawrence Sentinel, two papers
that started out for Breckenridge and Lane,
have hauled down that flag and run up
the banner Of the Democratic nominees,
Douglas and Johnson The editor of the
Sentinel, though federal Office. holder
says that he cannot and will no; repudiate
regular nominations or defy the popular
sentiments in his county.
No DIyIsIoN.--ln this State four OF
five Congressional District Conventions
have been held by the Democracy. since
the Presidential nomination. In each in
stance resolutions have been unanimously
adopted. declaring for Douglas There is
no division of the party in Indiana. Jes.
So D. Bright hasn't score of rollowers.-
Union (Iad.) Telegraph.
Our For DouGLAs.-Among the names
attached to call for Douglas ra,ilica
ton meeting at Dubuque on the It'll lust.
is that Of W. A. Jordan, ESQ, formerly OF
the firm of Jordan, Dean g. Co.. of this
city. Mr.. Jordan is also elected as del
egate tc the Democratic county conven
ton. He has heretofore voted and acted
with the Republican party Galena Conr.
Ter.
WISCONSIN, An intelligent correspond =
ent of the Milwaukee News, who has been
travelling all through the state, comes &c
this conclusion 1.-The more | mingle
with The people. the more confident | am
that Douglas will carry the State, by a tri
nmphant majority. The camp fires Of the
Democracy are already kindled for the
campaign IN every portion of the State
For the last four years he has been nomi.
mated IN the hearts ofthe people. The PEG
pie here. like all other parts of the U Mon
have willed thst Stephen 4. Douglas, the
greatest statesman living-shall be the
next President Of the United States"
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DE NOCRATIC CONGR Il ssIONAL
CONVENTION.
Pursuant t. notice the democrats Of the
Second Congressional District met in Con