The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-08-20
THE STATES.
frTNsYi.vANIA.

specify gaming there a!so'
Last night a campaign club was organic.
ed in this city, composed Of young men,
IShe have heretofore acted with the Dem
ecra;ic party. Judge King, Of the SUI
preme Court Of Pennsylvania, is to be
thor President.
PlrrsauRG, July 2S lsG0.-Wc are
doing well in this stronghold Of Black Re-
puhicanism. Shall increase largely on
Fillmore's vote. Have three Bell and Ev
crctt clubs in operation in this county, and
are increasing in numbers beyond all ox-
pectation.
The friends of Bell and Everett met in
Odd Fellows Hall in Norristown, on the
evening Of the l4th, and organized cam
paign club. After the organization was
completed, Mr.. Edwin Schall and Charles
Hansickcr were called, and addressed the
club in an able and spirited manner, The
club adjourned with three loud cheers each
Tor the speakers, and Bel and Everett, to
meet on Thursday evening next at the
same palcc, at which time they Will hold
grand mass meeting.
Another campaign club. in favor nf the
Union movement, was last week started at
philadelphia 1t is styled The Consti-
Tutionaists."
AT a Bel aud Everett meeting in Phila-
tclphia, few evenings SINCE, Mr.. +. G.
Pechn made some remarks on the progress
of the party in philadelphia and rcnrsyl-
rania-He stated among other things az
fellows:
"Association after association have been
formed in forty counties Of the Stat. The
rgrticulars have not found their way into
abe papers, on account ofthe policy. Of our
opponents. In York county the estimate
rtreugth of the Constitutional tiuicn part Y
1880 VOTES In Lancaster the Gauge is
onward and upward and rapidly Through
cut the western part Of the State, ac-
tive men are at work. Even cx-Governor
yym. f. Johnson has rpudialed the plat.
form and 'thc nominees Of the CiiicagC
Convention
The Constitutional Union party 81 Phil
ndsIplia on "Wednesday last, nominated 4
full ticket tor City and County officers, Il
DO voted for in October next.
The Pittslurg Chronicle (noutraD says
Tile meeting at the Rel and Everett head
Guarers last night IVES well attended, au(
:. goo4Ieal Of eu;huajarm prevailed. Ih
STATE that every day they are becoming stronl
er here. and claim that theywi.Ip poll 2,0o'
votes in the county the coming canlpaigr
TIcuyo-A Philadelphia manufactuI
ing establishment is supplying very su
Tsrior aIie!c OF goods under the popvla
brand Of Bel and Everett
4 NV W, cxch9nge says: The ne
Tell aud Everett hat is yery popular il
tLat city, and is worn 10y all parties,
Forty couuli4s VI Pena-y Iyania hay
been already orgauirrd tor Bell asd Eve
cit. including so;nc that had no Fjlimor
Organization in 1876, and the work goc
traveIy ON.
\ graz ratification meeting has beg
called at Lancaster
The Tyrone (pa) Star WHICH has bee
suspcaded for som" tl.ne' reappeara i'll tt
nrcna Of tle press sIlb tie igWt1"i
.napes Of Bell and Everett I
CoNns"rCuT.
Tls Bel and Everett State C9pyeali'
asscmblsd at NeS llaycn on Wednesda
The attendapco was good from all parts
1hp State aud the greatest enthusias
ebpunded.
7. The conyeution vas ably addressed
T. a, Richardson, Esq, Of Boston y
Richardson gave most encouraging 2
counts of the doings OF the friends Of Il
and Everett in Massachusetts. Jon. Jol
a. Rockwell, Hon. Charles II. Also
Selah Strotf, and others, of Connectc'
made stirring speeches. Letters were re
from Hon. Charles lIawloy, Of Stamtoi
lion. Leverit Saltsonstall, Of Boston a
others.
Tuesday LASH the Republicans were ov
mhelmed with defeat. DIR. G.. f. Pain
was elected Warden, and the Burgess
were n mixture Of BEL and Everett IN
and Democrats. The ticket was elect
by twO-thirds vote, against the cQmbln
efforts of Republicans. Tyo-tbirdS Of
officers elected, including the Warden,
Bell and Everett men.
NEW JERSEY.
The philadelphia Inquirer says: y ),
large Bell and Everett meeting was b
last evening, at Hoddonfeld, n. j. 1
Minute Men of this city had been inyi
20 proceed to New Jersey, and train "
charted by the Union Men OF liaddonii
TO take them to that town. They uuml
ed about fifteen hundred. Two ferry b.
took them across tho Delaware, and ilt
cars conveyed them over the Camden ;
Atlantic Railroad. They reached Hadd
field, at ten o'clock, whittier they were
corted by the Union Club Of Camd
The crowd about the stand numbered
Il