The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-18

tlemen tey4eme that Breckenridge lie daily gam
ing ground, and that he will carry Kentucky
and Missouri beyond doubt. They think if the
election had come off two months or six weeks
since that we would have been defeated in both
these States. They also tell me that a "mighty
change" has taken place. and that the false
alarm Of dssanion (the only charge urged against
Breckenridge and Lane of the least moment)
has vanished like mist before the rising sun.
Breckinridge will gain up to the day Of the
election. The people are firmly resolved to
vindcate the Constitution by supporting the
regular Democratic ticket No man living can
question the integrity of the Democratic party
and tell the truth. The people have trusted it
through storm and sunshine, and they have no
reason to doubt its integrity at time when its
services are most needed. The party, like its
gallant candidates, is unsullied and unques-
toned.
am now on my way to Bayou Sara, where
am to speak on Saturday the 18th inst.
Ny health is much improved, and l find but
little difficulty in speaking Who could not
labor in SO good cause?
We have on board Judge Yerger, Major
Smith, Of Greenville, and Col. Buck, Of Vicks-
burg, a talented and promising young lawyer,
now filing the high and responsible post of
District Attorney in the Judicial District presi
ded over by the distinguished jurist above
mentioned. By the way, Maj. Smith and Col.
Buck gave us Ia raking in q political way at
the Point but we have survived the shock and
are still kicking. They are warm disciples of
the Bell-Douglas school, and are no mean ad-
vocates Of the cause they support. Would to
God they were doing service for the .Constitu-
ton and the equality of the States. This is the
only foundation upon which the Union can be
preserved in all its integrity.
Our Memphis passengers are at this moment
amusing themselves in laughing at the great
Bell meeting which came off at Memphis on
Monday last Preparations were made to &C.
commodate seventy five Thousand people. All
told there were from thousand to fifteen hun
dred PRESENT.! Fillmore, Crittenden & Co..
were otherwise engaged and couldn't come /!
This being the case, the vast audience Of men,
women and children-ffteen hundred in num-
bcr-had to put up with such speakers as the
occasion happened to offer. The poor Kuncey-
ties and the lacerated Union suffered thou
sand and one deaths. The stamping, screaming
and applause was immense, which, of course,
gives the State to Bell. Douglas was ably
vindicated, while Bell and Everett were sell
dom mentioned. tits thought by many that
The friends Of Douglas shouldered a large por.
ton of the cost. For the truth of this am not
able to vouch see no reason, however, why
it should not be so; for partners in business
ale always expected to share in the expenses
as we'll as the profits.
Our BellDouglas friends in Monroe will d.
we'll 10 appoint committee of three or more
on the state of the "UN1oN," and see that ther'
be no more. failures of this kind. Should the,
fail to take some such step this glorious Unio,
will be almost certain 10 get on "bust," be
cause Of the cold neglect SO apparent on tn
part of its cherished and most valiant friends.
the Bell-Douglasites have not stole from them
selves away, they must come to the rescue, o
the UNION is bound to slide.
. Admonish our friends to stand firm and Civ
the Douglas men all the rope they want ther
is no fear, whatever, of giving them too much
the more the better.
g The cry of" WOLF 'put up by the oppositio
has proved harmless, and we have only to
, our duty as Democrats in order to give til
4 State to Breckenridge by five thousand major
: ty. Those who are now opposing our ticke
s under the Coordination banner" may ca
t themselves what they please, but they will {
# stink of the tainted smell Of "Disunion" in II
c nostrils of the nation, that they will ere Ion
e learn even to abhor themselves. Our cause
c just and our watchword must be onward.
n We have an old Wing on board from AL
l. bama. He says he never voted for Democr
e in his life, but that be is bound to suppo
n Breckenridge, as q duty to his State, the Sout
It and the Union. He says his State will 81,
Breckenridge at least fifteen thousand MAORI,
1t twenty thousand would not in the least gu
e prise him. am also informed by this gentl
lie man that where we have lost one Douglas ms
10 in Alabama, we have gained from two to thr
Is conservative men from the opposition rank
- ANS 10 tuc CoeC tulOuSuOut Gue cutlIc soul
Of Let Bell have all the "Squatte1tes - we ha,
G. shown them out of our house and he Is WELDON
to them.
l. In 1856 we were denounced by the opposite
g for sustaining Douglas now We are dsfam
rs and abused by the same beautiful party
b. kicking him overheard. They then charg'
Douglas with "sQuATTERlsM; )" we, on his d
N clarations, denied the charge as false, and co
i'd tinued to do so till he gave conclusive eviden
r. of guilt-whereupon the opposition embrac
RS him, and now they must make the best tn
is can of him. cob! consistency, thou art
IL jewell! Who can account for such bed-fellow
Heaven save the mark II! The cause of IL
o. wedding is fully UNDERSTOOD and the oppo
s., ton are at liberty to go about with brok
,e pates, singing psalms to the UNION, the cons
I'd tuition, and the enforcement of the laws.