Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-20
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The German National Democratic Central
| Club Of the City oil New York." after lively de-
bate, have passed. resolasins endorsing the nomi-
nation of Bfeckiaridge. They rssolvs 70 use their
bes, exertion ITO consolidate the fashions" 80 a.
~ DO "batte in n solid rhaianx against the com
mon enemy" the Republicans They favor but
one electoral ticket. A committee was appoint-
ed TO confer with tho Breekinridgs General Com
mttee.
A call has been issued by Dr.. Haldeman, Of
tho National Democratic COMMITTEES, protesting
against tho action q the Pennsylvania Democratic
State Committee. and calling mass and delegate
convention, tn meet II Harrisburg. Jolly 10Th. t.
form straight Douglas electoral ticket.
The Breckenridge wing Of the Winchester and
Frederick county Democracy had a turn out on
last Saturday night The meeting was addressed
by Messrs. J N Mason, A Hunter, 7 M isbeii, D
B Huge and J X Tucker.
The address about to be publshed by the Doug
las central executive committee shows that Mr.
Douglas wa. regularly nominated by atwo-third
vote; and that. in fact he received two hundred
mud twelve votes-ten more than the requisite
number.
A Wilmington. Delaware, despatch says: THE
long talkcd.of Douglas county meeting called
here this afternoon was u total failure. Nobody
present.
Bell AND EVERETT RATIFICATION IN PRINCE
GEoRoE's CorNrY. MD.-A Large and most en'hu
siastc meetng was held ut Farmingt0n, in Prince
George. County, Maryland. yesterday to rat
ifv the nominations VI the Union Constitutional
party.
The Bell and Everett Club Of Washington md
the Tunnel Town Boys" Of Alexandria with q
number of other citizens OF both cities went down
in the Steames Phcnix and Gipsy which boats had
been chartered for the occnsion.
The meeting wns presided over by DR.. j. II.
Bayne, assisted by several Vice Presidents and
Secretaries.
Speeches brca thing sentiments Of loyalty to the
Union. the Constitution and the Laws, aud setting
forth tho claims Of Bell and Everett to the sup
port Of men of all parties who have the true in.
teros,s of the country, it's prosperity and perpet.
uity at heart, wcrenm by John Beardslcv. DR..
j. g. Clayton. Hon. s. Chiffon. Hon. 7. Dixon
Roman, VIM. Gary. J. s. Kidwel. Roht Bowe,and
Richard Holley. whose remarks were received with
repeated applause.
Tho dem IN straton was ono Of the most ANNA
ted and inspiring, and tho occusion one Of tho
most interesting that has taken place since the
good old days Of 40 and "a and rescmbled those
DAYS more than any in the campaigns since.
Two fine band. of music were in attendance.
and iscmrsed sweet and inspiring music.
The Union nre in the best spirits, and the ball
opened ut Pennington Yesterday. bids fair to in
crease as u rolls on, until IKE an avainnche 1t
sweeps all before it. Numbers Of Democrats sig
niicd their intention of supporting tie Union
nominees. Chewing that in tho present divided
safe of the Democratic partyt is tho surest means
IT defeating Blaek Republicanism.
On the return of the Alexnndrians yesterday
evening. the Tunnel Town Boys" hendel by
band of music. aud bearing their beautiful flag
marched through some of tho principal streets to
the flag poll Mt the corner of Fairfax ana Wilkes
streets when hearty cheers were given for Bell
and Everett. the flag was run up to the mast head,
and scene of general enthusiasm ensued. --Aler.
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