The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-22
pr,,,;sauous Political News-Hten,s.

to complete the formation OF DouSl''e
electoral ticket for the State.
Vzreinia-The Richmond Enquirer
onnou5ces "A change of proprfetorshlp.
VIM. +. Ritchie and Dunnavant retire,
leaving the paper under the charge VI
Messrs. TYLER and Wise, who have as
ISOLATED with them Mr.. w. b Allegro.
!. Bx-Gov. Wise, on being invited to
address "a Democratic tBreckinridge)
club, in Boston, wrote letter giving
private reasons for declining to make
political engagements, but sincerely
supporting the ticket named and de-
[nouneing. the "non-interventlon DOC
triin Il ., which denies the duty Of Gov
eminent ito protect slave property an
the Territories. He speaks Sgloomily
Ioftke results of the election, and anti
Ieilates the Black Republicans VIII trl-
fa&fph. He adds:
ri II mean, for one, to abide py
fapd IN the Union, to fight IN lt,snot GU.
rs ezEaiA in saving the country ana
4 I'll tohsti tuition; but not to submit one
! ri non 1it, 81 III concede one singf item,
s2sssSt,Il sphiicI viii degrade me
J. an{ d onfe Of Tree
|'''',l ps I; sKHah. Rsnsla Hunt,
~ siii,is 81 3tIe influential Hotel,
dad On Abe evening Ct the
So. ie crowd was present. MI;
,f,.oI y1na
LIZ age by Judge King, ssss
n wnrifsl RceiYed. and made an aceeP-
tabla ara Everett speech.
adSsachuseftS- On the evening ofEhe
stlsl::33thy Senator Seward arrived from
ssssD DOWN, East in the City of Notions,
sEand wasreceived by his political friends
there, sharonched Ia the Revere House,
introduced to the crowdssina Bowdoin
4 Square, by Gov. Banksse and, Of course,
made speech, which was fully reported
in the Boston papers Of thesnext day.
Georgia.-The Demecratic Conven-
ton of this State moi at Millegevile
ON the 18th instant, and nominated q
full electoral ticket favorable to Dou-
glas and Johnson. .s.a
i Gov. Johnson addressed the G0nven-
Il tion, by invitation, after the close OF
4 the business.
a motion was also adopted by the
4 Conv ention. inviting Nh. Douglas to
4 visit Georgia at his earliest conyen-
| ience.
Ca1ijnnia-Tho Cal. Herald Of the
10Th of July, says:
A large and spirited meeting was
held last night, on Montgomery street
in front of Montgomery Block, to i-4t +: J
the nominations of Stephen A. Doastas
of Illinois, for President of the u mite
States, and Herschel V. Johnsohh q
Georgia, for Vice President of the
United States. At least six thousand
people were present.
Il Estate Elections. State elections arc
to be.held prior to the Presidential
election in November next, as follows
In Vermont, On Tuesday, Septem
Der, a. +"
In California, on Wednesday,, Sept. 5
La Maine, On Monday, Sept. 10:
In Sieo1eid, on Monday, Oct.f.
| In Mississippi, on ,aIonday, Oct. +.
In Florida, on Moirlsy, Oct. !:
! In So5th Carolina, ON Monday, Oct. s
In Pennsylvania, on Tuesday, Oct: .
, In Ohio, on Tuesday, Oct. .. d.
I'm Indiana, on Tuesday, Oct. 90.
}. In Minnesota, on Tuesday, Oct. 9.
+. lnIowa, on Tuesday, Oct. 8.
'. Presidential election in all the States
. on. Tuesday, Nov. 6: +
;. Meeting Of. Gc1mans-A large AM
fepthusiastic meeting Of Germans wa
a lTa5dAs up. l09 Bowcrg. last evening, t
: iepqggtuate the opening Of the, Contra
G lHeadqqartsrs.!of. the .G"rmga citizen
! favorable te the. election of Douglas
The meeting was addressed by Nj
n Rufus Issiat, Mr.. Gustav Schoncke
), and others, IN German, and 10y. Mr.. Lux
i Cozens in English.--[N. X. Com. 10th