The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-08-20
NEW YORK.

The new York correspondent Of the |
Baltimore Patriot thus writes Of the pros
poets Of the Union party in New York;
There is n strong under-current setting |
in favor of Bell and Everett, both in Now
York city and in tho State. Thousands
Of old iine Democrats ave Disguised with
the chicanery and corruption Of the Albany
Regency, and unable to satisfactorily
determine the question of Regularity
will give their support to Bell and Everett,
while any number of old line Wings, who
went into the Republican party, partly
from choice aud partly from necessity,
will now return to their first love end
give their influence in favor Of the Constl-
tutional Union nominees. Depend upon
| it, Bell and Everett will poll much larger
vota in New York than is generally sup
posed
Since tho grand hurst up of the Demo
cratic party. the skies are brightening Tor
the Union party. The dissensions in the
Democratic party are re-acting upon the
North. The Americans Of this section
will all support Bell and Everett The
Union cause is hourly gaining strength.
The march Of tho Constitutional party IS
upward and onward in this town and coun-
ty. There is much dissatisfaction among
the Republicans in regard 70 Lincoln and
Ham!in, whose nominations have been
coldly received. Many Republicans will
support Bell and Everett.
Mr.. St. John. late prominent Black
Republican Of New York, has abjured his
error, and IL now stamping for Bell and
Everett.
The BGifalo n. " Courier says:
Ex-PIesident Fillmore will address the
citizens of Buffalo next week, and will adj
vocatc the election of Bell and Everett in i
union of all the Union men in the State Of
New York.
The Buffalo Republican copies this, and
SAYS SO far ~ Mr.. Fillmore's advice, inAu-
: cuce or assistance can 80, will be thrown
in favor of Bell and Everett union in this
4 State to whip the Lincoln ticket.
1t adds:
. we IedIU iudt dCiib' plGpdi 1'lb0 tl'
making by the Bell and Everett folks for
= one Of the most grand and imposing polti-
cal demonstrations that has ever come Of
in Western New York.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
+ An exchange says
b In Massachusetts and Maine = larg,
o number Of conservative Republicans are
coming out for Bel. The Boston Couric
l. publishes communications from seveTa
. such. and is very confident that the cleo
o ioral vote Of MaSsachuse:ts will be civeI
to Bell.
Ii is also stated that in several Of tn
:; Massachusetts towns Democrats are joiniu,
l. Brll-Eyerctt clubs.
: The Bell and Everett men of oil
" Massachusetts arc in motion. holding meet
- iugs, forming clubs ani making rady 70
y vigorous and hearty campaign. \ crec
- ratilication meeting WIS held NJ Dorche. Il
= Lower Mil, at which Hon. Marshall !
u, Wilder pre- sided il YES stated at ths
r meeting iy one Of the fp%cilcrg, Mr.. job
: Holmes, OF Boston, that he had receive
ct, letters from VARIOUS towing inthc Common
in wealth, in regard TO the movements Of BE
AMI Everett club, some Of which h,
already obtained Is m'rlho:s a m2io,i.y Z
'e he voters Of their town.
re- A great Bell and Everett mcctig, ";
rs held in Roxhury Massachuscr+, lat We
nesjay. Six hundred DELEGATES W
present from Boston. Delegations we
)" present also from several If tho surrcu'
ding TOWING The report Il thc ue Wv
en- fills sly Of the broad columns Of the 30
hc ton Courr.
=" ONO.
The Cu;on rq-4y Of Ross. county, OH
we learn are starting n EnI ard BvcrC
on paper in Chllico!lc To- Battle for the Uni
~. cause.
OF 4 large BeH aud Eycrct; club has be
SIN formed at Mansfield, Ohio.
LJl At chilico'ho Ohio, there is a largo ~
II h enthusiastic Bell and Everett club, viii
ac. holds regular wcc'dy meetings.
'ciI A call is published for mass convc
hn ton Of the friends Of Bell and Everett,
OPP he held in the city of Chilicothc, Ohio,
MT, Thursday, August 10Th, 1860. The {
lad ieets is to form a State ticket and peri
'Td, the organization.'
The Bell and Eycret, ratification me
ing in Cincinnati on Thursday night y
Ter attended by an immense concoursc Of p
hef pie; hut storm coming or, il was dcciC
'Sca to adjourn the meeting to the next mig
men A large portion of the crowd, howcy
tea refused to adjourn notwithstanding
ned weather, and were addressed by II
the John Scott Harrison, Hon. Lewis
are Campbell, Gen. Leslie Coombs Of X
lucky, and other gentlemen.
The Bell and Everett mon e the Zig
CIV and Sixteenth Naris, Cincinnati, n
leid formed clubs which number among
The members very many of The most iui!gen
tied citizens.
as MIS- I~~!EPI.