The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17
MR.. BRECKENRIDGE.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HEaARD.

PmADELPHA July II, 1880.
A Plcin Statement, Shouting Hoo N, RepAoan PGrty
Nay be Boateu, and How Major Breesiurkle My b.
47stnd our Nert Prcsidzs, dc.
H.4Sa democrat uRfon democrat, Brcckiuridgc
3txAes Asy Democrat administration democrat and
claim witha 70 Be regular democrat, although Mr. Ba
chanan has said there ia regularity amongst am
regular reader OF the NEw YoEK HERALD. We may say
Of IN Billy Bowegs said Of Of his Chiefs Yes,
he talks but can always hear him talk; for be tabs
sense" But perceive that the Herald which ought 10
know everything, hardly knows how to save ~ from
this threatened material penalty for sins OF black
republican President, and noisy frontier stump
politician and rail splitter ut that
To my mind, however, the care is not by any
hopeless The country be saved from this threat
cned infection Of q mere railsplittng President,
and Breckenridge Is the man 20 do H. let
see how ho stands. That he viii carry
every Southern State excepting perhaps Missouri there
be little room 70 doubt And he n gaining
strength the South every day from the scany ranks o.
Breckenridge was The man for the sc,edors at Balt
more against Doufias for no other man is personally
calculated largely command the enthusiastic support
o The South o. Breckenridge. With General lane ~ hin
associate on The Southern democratic Presidential ticket
5n w So ,a ans 1rn nv soa n sss be
carry California and Oregon for those two Sates under
all the pressure OF republicanism and squater sove
mniFtrai IN.
few figures Therefore will show you the vote OF
rennsyyana added 20 the vote of the States morally
certain 10 for Brccknrdgc will be enough 70 elect
him by the electoral college. here are the ngures
Whole electoral vote OF the Union. .3o3
Necessary Il elect ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
southefn breckinridge vote. %.........1D
Saiu"rnm ana oregon.
ftnpsyNsnm IT
which will sum up.........................
say nothing Of New York, and nothing Of New Jer-
fey for In both those States the Douglas have the
control Of the state organization Of the party Here In
Pennsylvania however the party machinery the hands
why the State Central or Executive Committee have
solved uprn plan Of operation with the pougas
both In regard 70 our October and November elections
" The douglas party want my Of the State spcils
here and there, they viii be glad enough TO give the
Hecknrdge party cordial support In Pennsylvania, for
the support Of which the Breckenridge stand ready
70 give the Douglas party New York and New Jersey
The Pe and Everett managers. too in these states
heartily disposed 10 help us IN order 10 defeat Lincoln
We do not calculate upon solitary electoral vote for
Mr.. Iouels except under some combination with the
Breckenridge side 81 the house. II " folly 70 talk Of
division ~ the South when the Of the South
The North 70 be q unit against them, excepting
be able 10 break the unity 81 the SDuh In crisis IN
hs policy therefore, TO make such TRIMS with the Brcck
nridrs men p secure 70 The followers OF Mr. Doug
las thsre - Corporation the county, the State and
Wood understands this, and Dean Richmond but they
al shallow paied fellows AZ best Aud Why Because In
stead of tinkering up 1nmnarv aud Mozart hail. they
ought 10 call together IN New York Philadelphia
Of the heads OF both afons FIRM oil the Northern and
tie Southern States most Interested In treaty Of
Thus something may be ne. othsrrise Lincoln wil
the North, PrcckrYdee NE south, while Dvlas
VII stand In The pitIfu copdtiou u van Buren, n ~