New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24

strides in the n,gbborirg counties 10 Msryland aud
Virginia. In one town near Gun beriand, Md, there
are but a. males, and they have Lincoln and amiin
(,ipb ~ as members PO7onAc.
The hostility between the supporters OF douglas
and those of reckin dge has become exceedingly bitter
in that part Of Illinois known Egypt. In het town OF
opesboro the Douglas have resolved not to trcde
at the Breckenridge stores ard The Breckenridge fa'
lies hay. determined not to visit the Dougas fsmlee,
nor 10 recognize them respectable members OF socie
IT, There seems even to be danger thst the anlmoty
will come 10 blows I, has become much more savage
since the recent Convention at Springfield, where
breckenridge Electoral ticket was nominated.
The Cincinnati Enquirer has learned that since
the nomination of Dougias, all the old Democrats In
ST. Lawrence County, NJ T., who bad joined the Re-
publca1s have gone back aud will vote for the Little
Giant No other paper has tie ncw'
The Troy Wig, one Of the ablest American jour.
mails in this State has declared against the Brooks and
Hun. scheme Of supporting Bell and Everett by voting
against them The Buffalo Commercial says that ex-
cept 7heN Y. Ezpress, The Mohark Failey Ameri-
can and perhaps other the whole Bell and Everett
press Of the State will take the same ground.
Leon Troust ale formerly sn editor an proprietor
Of The Memphis APPEAL, Douglas paper, having
PIesidltal candidate reires from the paper delning
his position in long vsledicory, which is written
with much feeling, and in kind spirit He proposes
to connect himself with TIE NoshciNe Onion and
American there to exert bis powers for Beekinridge
Tie Republicans of Bath, S,suben County, organ
lied Club on Friday evening under the most favor
able prospects, Connected with it is excellent Glse
Club.
The Camden (Ala.) Registr hoists the Breckin-
ridge flag ard holds forth as follows
We run up cur flag to-day for Breckinridge v and
President of the United States We have unwaver-
nely concluded for the last ten years that it would be
better flor all conceIned 10 make two more distinct
Governments of the territory comprising the United
States OF Anerca-and that such will ultimately be
done there can be sort of doubt but il should be
dcpe with fairness and Justice every section Of the
Union ard believing that the party to which we be-
long the only reliable one to carry out this measure,
and secure to our own section all her rights int nd
10 battle for its principles to the fullest extent OF our
bbity."
-Parson Brownlow of Tie KnogriHs Wig has
st Of thirteen States which he is confident will 80 for
Bell and Everett. lie concludes his remarks on this
topic with tie following paragraph:
In neither of there thirteen States will Douglas or
Brs ckinridge be successful unless it be in Georgia,
where The statute calls on the Ii gsature to settle the
disute Democracy its way 10 its grave, and IN
Noyen Der next either by the friends of Bell or Lin
coin, will he preciptated TO s doom in hell where 1t
orght 10 have been years ago ard where with rogues
al aIs it will spend eternity of Just such enjoy
ment "a had toretaste OF st Charleston and in Bal
tmCre."
-Parson Blowrlow says that the Rev. DIR. Daily,
recently depc sed from the Presidency Of Bloomington
College, Indiana, and at the time expelled from
the Methodist Church for drunkenness and adultery,
has been nominated for Congress by the Democrats OF
the Madison District Of Tennessee. Whether il is by
the Douglas or the Breckenridge Democrats, Brown
low doesn't cay.
The Republicans of Suffolk County are to hold
great Ratification Meeting at Sag Harbor Thursday
next, tie 18th inst All who feel interested in the
cause desire to hear its principles expounded are
invited to attend.
Mr. Douglass reception at Saratoga is represented
by the local press rather cool oue and not With
s;a ding the fireworks in the evening the gathering
vaa rot rear IA enthusiastic large as when mr.
Lovejoy spoke there a short time since MIR. Us
speech "A repetition Of his Others
The Chairman Of the Dane Co. wis Democratic
Central Committee has resigned his position, for the
following reasons:
am IN PEELED this oouse, from the fact that cannot
f9S sn saSE q sS
cant Of vote or Nj Breckidse because he stand, upon
DO LOT deem Il advisable to vote for Mr. Douglas for the
citing for him emily increases the chsnce Of election
Tifrd The resolution adopted s. Baltimore which is in
dor.ed By Dir Douglas hi. letter accepting the noHnSSn
the secesscn,. demsnded virtually declare, that the Dem
or,is party viii not only abide By the bred scott D,dson
It into effect which means Intervention, IL means any
Fou, The utrsss Of the South by their action IN Ma
cus Convention and elsewhere have forced upon the Inlon