Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-14
PoIiticaI IntemIrence.

The Democracy Of Indiana will hold a State
mass convention at Indianapolis, on Wednes-
day, July ls, to ratify the nomination Of
DouGLAs and JoHSsoS. All of the railroads
leading into Indianapolis viii carry passen.
ghaif fare The demonstration will
undoubtedly be one Of the most imposing Of
the campaign.
Governor JOHNSON has agreed to stump
Georgia for the DouGLAs ticket Arrange
ments are being made for n grand barbecue
at Atalanta, Georgia, when thtD Democracy Of
that State will be addressed by STEPHEN A.
DouGLAs, HERscHEL v. JOHNSON, ALEXANDER
II. sTEPHANs and other distinguished Demo
Gratis.
The Ontario IN. Y Repository an Ameri.
can paper which supports BELL and EyERrTr,
says
"ln fact, all the enthusiasm Of the party, in
the Northern States, is in his favor, and occu.
plying as he does, so far as sectional antagon
isms are concerned, n middle ground, and en-
countering, as he has, a most relentless oppo-
sition from the ultra Southern men, which he
has ably and m~anfully resisted, he will be
likely to secure the sympathy and support ofa
large vote outside Of his own party
The United States Senators whose terms
expire in 1860, and whose places are to be fill
ed by the next legislatures Of their States, are
Fitzpatrick, of Alabama; johnson, of Arkan.
sas Gwin, of California Foster, Of Connec
ticut Yulee, of Florida ~Iyerson, of Geor
gia; Trumbull, of Illinois Fitch of Indiana;
Harlan, of Iowa Crittenden, of Kentucky
Slidell, of Louisiana Pearce, of Maryland
Greene, of Missouri Clark, of New Hamp
shire Seward of New York Clingman, Of
North Carolina Pugh, of Ohio Lane, Of
Oregon Bigler, of pennsylvania; Hammond
of South Carolina Collamer, of Vernon
and Durkee, Of Wisconsin-l4 Democrats, I
Republicans, and American.
The following leading Democratic papers il
Missouri have pronounced in favor of the cleo
ton of the regular nominees, DOUGLAS and
JOHNSON:
Arcadia Prospect, Iron county
California Neics, Mouiteau county.
Central City Brunsloieker, Charlton county
Democratic Gazette, jackson county.
Daily Morning Herald, ST. Louis.
Gazette, st. Joseph, Buchanan county.
Hannibal Democrat, Marion county.
Journal Of Commerce, jackson county.
Jefferson Inquirer, Cole county.
Missouri Republican, St Louis.
Neosho Herald, Newton county.
Observer, Boonville, Cooper county.
Potosi Miner, Washington county.
Pldindedler, Savannah, Andrew county.
Paris Mercury, Monroe county.
Register, Daviess county.
Ste. Genevieve Pldindedler, Ste. Genevieve
county.
Trenton Herald, Grundy county.
The above list is not yet complete. The
Democratic candidates for governor, lieuten.
ant governor, and all the State officers have
declared for DOUGLAS. So nave all the Con
gressmen, with one or two exceptions. He
will get $4,000 majority in Missouri
The Memphis appeal of July 9Th, contains
the most glorious and jubilant account of the
Democratic ratification meeting in that city
on the night previous, of the regular nomina,
tons of DOUGLAS and JOHNSON. 1t says;
Before seven o'clock the crowd common
ced pouring into Exchange Building, and by
eight o o'clock that immense hall, capable o.
containing thirty-fve hundred persons, wal
c DIVIDED to overlooking, while the streets OF
e ther side were thronged with eager multi
tides striving in vain to gain admittance t.
lie meeting. The crowd continued to pour il
from every direction till the number outsid,
exceeded that within, and a temporary stan,
was erected and another meeting organized +
accommodate the vast crowd which were NJ
able to gain admittance to the hall"
The Watkins IN. J.,) Republican, whic
has been Republican, will draw its flag, an
hoist that Of DOUGLAS and JOHNSON. In il
article indicating a change, it says:
THAT Mr.. Douglas is destined to poll a
astonishing vote in the Northern States mui
be apparent to all intelligent men who kno'
anything Of human nature and the springs {
political action. Although nominated undo
peculiar circumstances, we regard his electio