The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-16
THE PROSPECT.

robson CoUNTY.-An intelligent subscriber
in Robson county sending to renew his subscrip-
ton, says:
"You no doubt have he d much of the strength
of Douglas in this y. tell you from having
been in many parts of mis- county recently, that
this talk amounts to n=thing. In my opinion the
ticket will not receive twenty -fve votes in this
county; for even some of the very leaders of the
Douglas faction wavering, and regretting their
folly"
This is in accordance with the tenor of our in
formation received through other channels
In fact, the great thing now is to bring out the
vote North Carolina is all right for Brckinridge
and Lane Just bring out the vote and faction and
opposition will be nowhere. We appeal to our
Democratic friends in all the country precincts.
We beg them to recollect that there are too many
people who do not take papers; who do not keep
up with the times; whose attention is not aroused.
Let those who do keep up with the political move
ments of the day see to informing the Judgment,
and rousng the energy of those who do not. Re-
collect that full vote is Democratic triumph
Wilmington Journal.
FuUy Aroused-The friends of Breckenridge
and Lane appear to be fully aroused to their duty
as patriots and the importance of the issues Mass
meetings. barbecues pole raising, and other demon
STATIONS are exhibited which show the enthusiasm
which animates people.
The meetings are so numerous THAT we cannot
find room to notice them in detail GolisLoro
Tribune.
ONsLow.-An intelligent friend, resident of
Onslow county, informrd US yesterday, that there,
all was right, and that Onslow would poll better
vote for Breckenridge and Lane than she had ever
before given for any ticket Wilmington Journal
VIRG1NIA-It is stated that Col. Joel Yancey,
the "wheel-horse of Democracy" of Braxton county
yho hoe hoo hacc n1lf
for Breckenridge A correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun, writing from Western Virginia, says:
81 am informed, by very intelligent men, that
there is but little doubt that Breckenridge and
Lane will carry Virginia by very decided majori-
ty. Douglas has beer losing ground ever since
he made his Norfolk speech"
In Kentuckcy MIR Robert J. Breckinridge, jr.,
has been stumping the Sixth and Ninth Districts,
and he confirms the statement made by other intel
ligent gentlemen, that Breckenridge and Lane
will receive in these the largest Democratic vote
ever given;
B<a5~ The Charleston Mercury states that the
Mobile Register, hitherto the main-stay of Douglas
in Alabama, has hauled down the Squatter flag.
We have not seen the Register lately. 1t is Mr.
Forsythe' paper.
The Gel Dorado Bulletin new paper, pub
fish ed at Ell Dorado, Ark, has also come out for
Breckenridge and Lane.
The Mobile Mercury, of the 2lst ult., says:
We have the pleasure of announcing by author
ty, that MIR Robert Armstead and DR.. Mott both
of this city, who have hitherto been supporters of
Douglas, have, within day or two past, avowed
themselves supporters of Breckenridge and Lane.
Houle' Dorm HIS Fldg.-The Chambersburg
(Pa.) Valley Spirit, one of the ablest Democratic
papers in the State, and heretofore supporter Of
Douglas for the Presidency, has hauled down his
flag and run up that of Breekinridge and Lane.