New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-28
PoLrTIcAL ITEMS,

ANOTHER ALtY.-The st. Mary Union Be' il
the title Of sprightly campaign paper just sta ,,s
at Franklin, in the parish of st. Mary, ddv so,a ~
the support Of Bell and Everett. g. .t.t,stn
rings cheerily and merrily for the tssnHtitutopal
Union cause. From the foliowir g extract We con
olnde that the attempt to pro-. etr5hh Belan Abo
ZIONIST has not been altor ener successful SO far as
ourcotemporaries Of the" Bell" are CONCERNED:
YES, John BeIs II IS very likely, ah Abtlitionist-
ne was born IN Ter .nessee, has always been slave.
holder ever since he could get'a slave 10 hold re-
presented Ienn ssee in Congress over thirty years,
Andrew Jacks .ons own State-quite likely he is an
Abolitonist. Bahi
The editor of the Democrat at Alexandria, in
this sto,te--a Breckinridge paper-appears to en-
tertaiIl an unfayorable opinion of Judge Douglas.
Hest him:
The Squatters boast that their candidate IS q
- man of parts" That's So He is par politician,
part autocrat, snd demagogue. He is part aSpira-
tion part ability and part impudence. He IS part
/ gas and part brass. .m.=
Hon. Benjamin Fl. Hill of Georgia In a recent
| letter makes theifollowing streng points;
What reason, esn country loving, national man
| give for not voting for John Bell?
repeat, we have four candidates 1n the field,
/ and of these John Bell is the only caAeidate who
has alwaysVoted directly against beth the Wilmot
/ prosNiso and s4uatter sovereignty
John Bell is the only candidate who tlas declared
that slavery was the great element of'eur prosper
ity es naton and was right according to the laws
/ of God and naturel
1 John Bell is the only candidate vhe las declared
that humanity to the slave, no less than justice
to the master, required the diffusion and extension
of slavery
| What excuse shall a Southern man render his
Conscience and his country for refusing to vote for
i John Bell?
4 The Kentucky Statesman, Mr.. Breckinridge's
/ home organ, is honest. It says Of the election
Enough is known Of Mondays work to indicate
| the election OF Coombs the Opposition candidate
/ for Clerk, by tremendous majority We do not
care to withhold expressions of our surprise nor
to conceal our deep regret at o defeat seemingly
| SO disastrous. The Democracy of kentucky have
| sustained most inglorious discontinue, and are
| once again overwhelmed with the exRltant shouts
Of the old enemy. The sooner this fact is realized
to its fullest extent by friends in all localities
the better. Nothing is to be made byignoring the
extent effects of the disaster. 1t is upon and
| had best be looked square in the flee. We are
beaten badly BEATEN and every Democrat should
know it. But what is to be done? That is the
| question.
| 1t is question very easily answered. Come out
| like men and PATRIOTS and vote for Bell and Ey-
erett. .#.m
A very large Bell and Everett Club was organ
lied in Buffalo on the 18th instant, of which Allard
P Fillmore (son of the eS-President) was elected
| President.
| MARYLANp.-The Baltimore correspondent Of
the Charleston Courier (Dezaocratc) says of Mary
land G There is no use in Disgusting the matter;
our State is certain, by very large majority for
| Bell and Everett
BALTIMORE, Aug 24.-senator Douglas arrived
| here at p Nj. to-day. He was received by COM
| mittee and escorted to hotel.