Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18

deliberations Of the lody, lion Daniel :
lhchinson-the same Daniel who So RECENTLY,
come to judge cuI'-devcr,d himself in ihe
following words: i roo.' said Daniel ann in
foror Of .treeSoH and free 7,rritorg; and l.
too, Wond stand on the Lordrls Of tree Ter
HtorN, ~H faHiag Sword n, mn hand aud
~"e 6eck tile approach of tie sidrcho}der'
Records are dangerous things fr roitici.us
anu the same Dickinson who, while senator
from the state offered non Intervention reso-
lunons IN the Senate can very easily make
Iro-sIavory speeches in 1860 forgetting
when it suits his purpose, his Abolition SEN
tincHs in 1919"
KEN1UchY.-The Washington correspon-
dent of the Philadelphia Press writes as fol-
lows;
Mr. 8reckinlidge is having a warm time Of
it in Kentucky. The Douglas State Conycn-
tlon hcId at Louisville on saturday last was
an overwhelming demonstration; seven hun
dred delegates from ninety of ninety five
counties were present, and took their seats
a straight out Douglas electoral ticket was
nominated. A State Central Committee was
appointed to address the people aud TO can o.
vass the counties One Of the features Of the
Convention was the thrilling speech Of Hon.
John Dung Brown, the member Of Congress
from Kentucky who could not take his seat
at the last session because he had not arrived
a the constitutional age, hut who will he
sworn ia at the beginning of the next sos
SION. Universal report points 10 this gentle.
man ms an extraordinary orator and cautions
Statesman He is said to excel in ready and
choice rhetoric, aud in sagacious aud well
poised action. His speech viii shortly be
reported, and am assured, by one who
heard 1t, that it cannot fail to produce pro
found impression wherever it is read
DIckINsoN's ALLEGED ScnEME.--A Wash
ton letter says;
General Cass has frustrated the schemes of
Buchanan and Dickinson IS lis unexpected
speedy return from the Vest The reason
Why Dickinson took such lively part in
suppnrting the Secelers' ticket was smrlv a
fruit OF his ardent desire to supplout Gcnrral
Cass, and become Secret,ry of state. Buch.
auan encouraged him, as he himself is not
particularly pleased with lhe old General,
who cannot forget his former rredilcction of
popular sovereignty, and therefore he wanted
to get rid of him IN his usually sly manner
lie Administration rape's at hr-t cautiously
circulated IA iitile article stating that General
Cass was s,ck and would resign Bv degree
they became boider, and the New York Her
aid ond day openly declared that Dickinson
would e pointed ), ,cretnry Of state Gen.
Cuss, who VS. not sick at all inmrdiately al
the receipt of that news hastenrd to Wash
lngon Had he waited two DAYS longer,
Dickinson would le now Secretary Of stale
But he returned too soon. an quite eXasper-
aled too, and thus Buchanan and Dickinson
are toled. The former does not dare t. re
move tie old veteran, ho olngs to his office
with a Wonderful tenacitv; aud Dickinson
finds cut that, instead uf Icing Tie "snge."
his friends should rather cal him jhc ''joul
of Binghnmrton; for he has committed hari
kari for one Of B ;, promisrs-ior no hing
SENATOR TooMDs AT WARrryroN. GA
The Georgia Chponicle and Sentinel thu,
speaks Of speech Delivered by Senator
Toomhs at Warrenlon
Mr. Trombs concluded in n glowing eulogy
on Breckenridge aud Lane ns hrro,s aud
satesmrn and was not chnry ri his d-uuion
sentiments. The speech riici I'd scarcely any
app auee aad fell ifcrs among the people
At the cone Usinn two mru id 'hurrth tor
Douglas" one said "hurrnh for Bell. aud not
a man opened hi- mouth fnr Brecknudge.
The WoRK OF PRoscmPrtoN "A Washing
ton letter, dated August IL h says. One fuct
ought t" be kept constantly in view by the
Democratic masses in The present struggle,
aud that Is ihe complete identity brtW crl,
l}r, ckinridge ard Buchauau. ia truth, tie
leadrr ut the BrecGnrldgr, or Disunon,
purity Is the President Those in the hnLit
OF d'Hecihtng assaults upon the Chirt Mig
i,traie seem to for ct thr,t he has never paused
Tor Il single moment in his wnrlu.e upon
Judge Douglas and in his prescription Of all
WHO sympnthile with that statesman They
furget, too. thar he has compelled the Breck
inridge National Committee at this point tu
make his speech from under the portals OF
the " hile House their leading campaign
document, and that no friend of the DisuIion
movement will dare to raise bis voice against
the exposure of the cUrruptions Of the Ad-
ministration during the last aud former Con
gress. 50 that Breckinridge is not merely
the nominee and organ of the Fire eaters Of
the South, but the champion OF the proscrip-
ti"ns aud profignccs Of the Administration
itself
Not day passes over The head of the
President that he does not imbrue his hands
in the blood Of some faithful Democrat who
insists upon recognizing Douglas as the rcgu-
lar nominee Now it is u poor postmaster
who is decaptatel now route agent, now
some obscure custom house officer. The
guiilotine is kept moving steadily and mex
orally. Lists Of doub,gIl and doomed office
holders arc regularly transmitted to his Maj
esty, and 10y him forwarded to the headsnan.
BREcKIYRIDGE ~ GEORGIA The Georgia
Chronicle and SeLtiael remarks as follows
Our Breckimid-e friends in Georgia held
taeir State Convention n little too soon-
What stupendous folly to put up sham ticket
to advocate the utterly hopets. cause of men
Of straw. Had their Convention been post
pnued two weeks, they would either have
nut up no ticket or would have nominated
one instructed, in certain contingency, to
vote for the TRAITOR Douglas The ticket
put forth cannot possibly be elected. (if even
bl that course) )uniess 10y piedsing Itself to
cast the ten votes of Georgia for either
Douglas or Breckinridgr, Whenever has the
greatest strength outside Of this State -
Every body now secs who that will be- Mr.
Breckinridge may possibly get the vote Of
South Carolina, ac. ording to the lTese"t
lock Of thing-, but is hoprlessly detra ed
everywhere else. lie Niil lead Gerrit smith
just eight votes IluNzah for the dead mems
ticket
MEETING OF EXTREMES -EXtremes meet.
The lnncey laciQn aud the ultra Ahoitiouis,>
are together Gerritt smith is out IN long
letter ad, ocatiug dissolution OF the Umcn,
aud Yaneey i, firing the Southern heart
and instructing The southern mind" prcpar,
aiory to "lreciptaiing the cotton States into
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