, 1860-10-26

Atter Mr. Brady had concluded. Daniel
Dickinson was called ont and spoke, Amono
other things saying:
! NJ Douglas thinks thst he represents The
! Democratic party, but be docs NOT H. !. ti.e
| representative Of q faction. This he rrii1 Az.
cover when he reaches the bottam-which hc
ne soon viii. Ay friend asked Significantly
the law5er whose tedious argument proTnked k -
from testT judge the question, aWhat slo
you suppose I cit here for:n 10 which ,ao
counsellor sagaciously responded, ~ sunnose
you're sitting there for three dollars iaY.
suppose my friend can be answered IN some
for twenty-five thousand dollars years nov
or In the perspective. He thonght whca he
commenced the campaign that he was rofnofo
set the whole country on fire, but tie tefe.
g1apn recently, gave us assur1uces of tflf.
amount Of his services in Maine mud other
known that be cannot, In all human prnbahiii.
y, obtain ons Ez<cto,uf tos< IN any Sal. Te IL
running parity for revenge, and partly In order
to create hereafter kind Of Northern parfr|
ths R5sss;at design being simply to defeat Ar
hs has now, or Of the future. / thtaE
he Is destined to be disappointed, and that No
chance or event In the contest can carry him
Of his fortunes into the District Of Colum.
bia- It IS factions In the highest degree. and |
the lowest, to Fotc for him at al, aud eyrrT
Democrat who Is pressing for Ill, Donelas q
pressing for Mr. Lincoln. But one-onS tha9
Is, In political sense, the state Of sin and mia.
ery. Lincoln will carry some Of the Northe7n !
States, and stans chance to be elected. Brect-
inrtdge stands c1auce to be chosen, and Bel1
ta has contingent chance to get into the House;
than he has Of being translated, like E1oeh md
Ehtah-and that Il very remote possibility.
NO Democrnt Of any intelligence win teIl m
that Douglas has any expectation OF rettjnT
enough electoral votes to carry his name into
INC House. Il Do9glas had been Hithd11Ep,
In obedience to public opinion aud seatiment'
and the necessities OF the occasion, Mr. Breck,
[nridge would, believe, have carr}ed pnnnsr1
sanin, and New York, too-that Is, iffhe Derc.
:ratic party ltad not been divided The result
now II prohlematica1 OF speculative; but nave
position, this Introduction Of Wr Donsi.a, m ~
,asne, when the Northern people saw the
Kho1c body Of Southern people protest anainet
lis nomination. 1t twas madness tIcn f9 .1r.1s
nsa 'tm On n, tlle Democratic party, aud the men
utq 80 ca1ea NJ more for the true interests
angements Of tho Esqnimaux Indians' VI .
}oug1as and his followers prrsscd ~
'ame. breckenridge was entitled, speakinr n
encIal terms, to the whole LII votes of fhn .
oathefn States. Why then did Douglas Oh.
Il s99s as a1msea upon them at apeeiod 10 criti
&c &C. South KeFe Especially inyolyedY But thoss
~ spurrcd him On and bounded him On were
esifDus to ret posscSsiau Of tbe Enf{onai
feasnry.: That Was the Mecca Of Their cYnec.
1tlona. AE. Breckenridge is not one or
le men who has one face South aud anotber
of1h, attempting by whatevcr means 70 array
ne i section against the other, aud who, to use
stSsss3c2l e1preaaioR-an expression more
l." '..~N 'eA ~ Aeas"
~. Dickinson here defended Mr.. Dreck1n. r,
ase against the charge Of fbeing DIsunIoaist. :.
SIX Of the American Senators who served
Ih Erassus Brooks In the New. York scuate" :.
we declared for Lincoln. This,w we bel1eye;G;
clndes III the Americans In the Hen3ate Il =.