New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-28
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A DOUGLAS PAPER IN JAeKsoN.-Nery mystic
rous rumors are atoat about the establishment OF
| a Douglas organ in this city. We are not inclined
to think 1t would receive much countenance in
this vicinity, but there are hundreds of Douglas
men all over the State who would feel bound to
| sustain it. jackson News.
AT meeting of the friends of Bell and Everett
in Tippah county, Mississippi, the following reso-
buttons were adopted
Resolued That as the Black Republican party is
making direct war upon the most vital interests
| of the South and as the Democratic party has by
its division at this critical period, lost all chance of
successfully opposing Black Republicauism it be-
4 hooyes u.s. as friends of the South and friends of
the Union to rally TO the support OF the only ma
tional and constitutional party now in the field.
| Res0lred, That we therefore pledge our party
cordial and unwayerng support to those well tried
conservative statesmen, Bell and Everett and will
every honorable means to secure their election,
believing that therein lies the only hope for the
rescue of our country from the perils that now
surround her.
Bennett of the New York Herald is this week out
for Breckenridge. Last week he was for Bell.
Whom he will be for next week it is impossible to
tell.
BELL AND EVERETT IN MoSTGoMERy.-Th Mont
gomery Confederation, Douglas paper, gives us
this account of the Bell and Everett meeting held
there last Saturday night. Our readers will OBJ
serve that it is the view Of one of our opponents:
The Bel and EuereN Meeting Saturday Night.-
This demonstration astonished eyerybody-friends
and enemies. The Breckenridge party held their
meeting for the purpose of nominating their ticket
Jew evenings since, and are said to have had but
seceateeH of the faithful present, while this de-
monstration of the Bell and Everetts contained its
hundreds. We did not happen to be there, but
several informed us there were between two and
three hundred present. This may be considered
extraordinary, taking all the circumstances into
consideration. But short while ago all that may
be styled leaders-so far as popular speaking is
concerned--either went over to the disunion and
secession party determined to stand aloof in the
contest.
1t was reasonable to have supposed that this
move would have well nigh broken up the Ameri-
can party, and was so regarded at a distance. But
10 and behold! the people--the masses-refused to
be transferred. In fact, they to have become
indignant at the attempted SELL and headed by
the gallant and worthy gentleman and citizen,
Gen. Clanton, by those veterans and Justly popular
gentlemen, Gen. Hardaway, Col. Harris, Mr.. Daw-
son and others, with an enthusiasm, zeal and num-
bers that have astonished everybody, and this, too
whenno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were announced,
or other extraordinary means feserted to- that we
heard of, to get up the meeting. This will. satisfy
those at distance that all this clustering and
Boosting of the seceders is not to be implicitly re-
lied upon. The. ballotbox, on the 9th OF Novem.
Der next, will develop state of affairs that will
raise them out of their boots.
A Bell and Everett club has been organized at
Raymond Miss, and John NJ. Hawkins elected
President
WASHINGTON, July "a. The delegates are rapidly
increasing for the convention tomorrow. The
prospect is that there will be straightout Doug
las ticket, Il Breckenridge ticket, and fusion
ticket. Both parties are determined, and yet a
large number favor union ticket. The Breckin-
ridge and Douglas men are too far apart to make
nft fESIh and n1,at. pth l1
ed. Those who are not tenacious for either will
probably make a union ticket. The Douglas men
have secured the principal hall.
The Bell and Everett Convention will also meet
Tomorrow. A number of the leaders are already
consulting the Douglas leaders, who, however re-
fuse all oVertures.
The Philadelphia Pennsylvania has not yet run
up its flag, but is piteously inquiring whether the
Democracy will not unite.
New YORK, July 24-The Times Washington
correspondent says that private advices from
Georgia announce that terms of union between
the Douglastes and Bellies in that State have
been agreed upon. Each candidate is to have five
electors.
DOUBLE JoINTED-They've got double-jointed
back-action newspaper down here at Grand juno
ton in the Western District. 1t is the Quid Nunc.
The Quid- Nunc has three editors-two for Douglas
and one for Breckenridge. On one page of the
paper, edited by Col ID. B. Galy and DR.. N. Il.
Prewitt, and bearing the names of Douglas and
johnson under the head of g The National Demo-
cratic Ticket is the following paragraph:
Look on this side, then on that! The other side
of this paper is separate and distinct institution
in which Ro. A. Adams, Esq, advocates the cause
OF Breckenridge and Lane. For further particulars
inquire wthn.n
On another page edited by Mr.. Ro. G. Adams,
we find the Breckenridge and Lane ticket, headed
!" The only True National Democratic Ticket"
with this paragraph below:
READ Born SIDES The outside of this paper
is a separate and distinct department, under the
editorial control Of d. B. Gally and DIR. N. H. Pre-
witt, who advocate the cause of Douglas and john
son in this Presidential campaign.''
We're afraid to read the Quid-Nunc now. We
don't want to vote for either Of its tickets, and
we're afraid that il we read i, Wen vote for both
The QudN has two more pages to spare
couldn't it find couple of fellows who would be
willing to go in on them for Mr.. Bell and Abe Lin
coin? lit pretends to slash around promiscu-
ously,i it ought to go the whole hog.
NASHVILLE Patriot.
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