New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
POLITICAL ITEMS.


The New York Tribune, despairing of iniurinn
Bell and Everett in any other way, has started the
ridiculous story that Mr.. Everett intends to with
draw from the ticket. Mr.. Everett intends to do
no such thing, as the Tribune very well knows.
The Montgomery (Aia) Confederation SAYS that
in Coosa county Mfr. Hall and n. S. Tharin, who
were delegates TO the June Convention at Mont
gomery in that State, which sent delegates to
Richmond, accredited to Baltimore, have Joined
the Bell party.
ANOTHER IIFE.TRiE REaoeRAT FOR BELL. AND
EVERETT The Glarksyie Qenn.o Chronicle says
Of the speech Of Mr.. g. G. Breed, before the Bell
and Everett Club in that city:
He has always heretofore been Democrat, and
acted with the Democratic party; but now, like
thousands Of other Democrats, who think fer them
selves he refuses to support either faction Of that
party, but ranges himself ON the side of the Union
and for Bell and Everett His speech was mainly
meant for "a reason for the faith that Is in him
and most sensby did he set forth Ills faith and de.
fend it. His arguments were addressed TO the rea-
son and common sense of his hearers and they
were backed up BY facts and figures that are IN
eontroyertible. The large audience heard him
throughout, not only patiently, but with interest.
The New Albany {Ind.) Ledger says that Ex-
Governor Charles A. Wicklifie, Of Kentucky, has
come ont strong for Douglas.
STRENGTH or DOUGLAS in I TgNSEssEE E-The Gleye.
land Banner, Breckenridge paper, thinks Doug.
las will not get more then $4,000 votes in Ten.
nessee.
The Bardstown (Ky.) Gazette says: 'No man
who values his reputation for sagacty will pretend
to say that twothirds of the Democracy of Nelson
county are not for Douglass
Union ELEcroRAL TICKET ~ New JERsRY.-The
New York Express Of the 26th says:
The Trenton (Sew Jersey Union Convention
appointed Bell and Everett Electoral ticket and
a State Executive Committee of twenty-five was
appointed to make it Union Electoral ticket upon
the principle OF the New York. Utica Committee
and 10 ill any vacancies which may occur by re.
signations or otherwise, In the Convention every
county was represented, and the enthusiasm I'd
serve Bell and Everett was very great. There was
manifest fair mixture of young American blood
with the cooler cafrent 0 the sohersecond thought
Of old gentlemen.n We understand that con
ferenecs will be had. and Union Electoral ticket
formed. "A united opposition would defeat the Re,
publican party in Now Jersey by from five to ter
thousand votes. The Breckinridge men seem Ia
desire this, aud the friends of MIR. Douglas mas
hare to choose between the success of Lincoln
Electoral ticket and a ticket partly of their own
faith and for the men OF their own choice.
The National Union Executive Committee in
mississippi has adapted the following resolution:
Resotred, That the Central State Committee oil
miasisspp has received aecurste and reliable in.
Yfintloh from al sections of the State, aud, upon
this information. they are warranted In declaring
" .ihFy hefehy do, That the prospect of carrying
lis STATE fsr Bell aud Everett is mass ehet.rine
aoa asstlfe then that, ny proper exerlio,s it eau
pc made certain by the November election.
4 1he Nieksbnrg Wing says that Tia Hon. Aibert