The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Quo ELECTION. following additional ma
orites we cspy from the Ohio Statesman Of the 18th
Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the HERALD

BALTIMORE, Oct. IL, 1872.
The following significant announcement take
from the mast head OF the Republican and Argus of
Saturday last. am free to acknowledge the candi-
date announced is prominent one, and has long
since distinguished the party of which the journal
wherein it appeared is the advocate -
OuR CANDIDATE FOR THE PREsIDEscr.-The Balti-
the Republican and Argus will announce its candidate
for Presidency Saturday, (o-day) Now he shall
not be disappointed we therefore raise the following
"Unon harmony concession thing for the cause
nothing for This the candidate have alw avs
supported and mean to support We respectfully urge
his claims upon the consideration Of the National
ton, and will cheerfully abide its decision
| am rather inclined to the opinion that our good
natured, saucy friend, of the Republican, had de-
signed coming out with the name of the Kinder
hook cabbage monoPolist M. Van Buren,, at the
head OF his columns, but finding you had anticipa-
ted him by extraordinary express, thought he would
postpone 1t for a short season. To take upon him.
self the prerogative ofdecldng SO grave matter
perhaps reflection, conceived too momentous for
small man, and he therefore gave up TO the more
august decision of National Convention. If, how
ever, the geerings OF the pesy, of which he is
of the great regulators, move no more harmonious.
y at the general National Convention than they did
at the Maryland State Convention, held here some
time since, apprehend he will even then be under
the necessity Of taking down his ntcandidate.
or he will exhibit sad contradiction. The express
slve words in capitals = Union Harmony. DC,
have all along been conceded to ourLocofoco friends
as their primary virtues, but very. much fear
John c. Calhoun of the South, Martin Van Buren,
of The North, Thomas Benton, and r. W. Johnson
of the West, Captain Tyler of Virginia, James M.
Buchanan OF Pennsylvania, and John Jones of the
and hilltop, and PLAIN, and rvulet that will reecho
with one accord the name OF either of those herein
mentioned jealousy is already in the camp infus-
ing her poisonous insnuations when it is little ex-
will horI ho pooA
some poor devil be quenched under the hydra head
of uprorious faction. A want of the same virtue
contained IN the conspicuous motto OF the paragraph
above, viz, Union, Harmony" &C., defeated the
wings in the late election in this State. Let them,
then, learn lesson, take warning, and prepare 10
meet the future.
Your intelligence relative to the Ohio election
may, and doubtless will, be in advance Of The
latest that have received renders it very uncer
tain who has been elected Governor, and almost
certainly gives the locofocos majority in both
houses. This is not exactly the result that was
tlcipated, but 1t has no bearing on the Presidential
contest, two years hence-no more than had the
State elections prior to the victorious triumph Of
Gen. Harrison. We know not what two years may
bring forth.
Our municipal election takes place to-day for
m ayor and members Of the council. Jacob Small,
ESQ., independent candidate, is out in opposition
to Col. S. Hillen. Wings and democrats, however
determined to vote for Col. Hillen. He will be
elected by very large majority There is very
little excitement.
Counterfeit two dollar notes on the Bank of Bal
timore have just made their appearance. They are
well executed, and calculated to misead.
A meeting of the State Agricultural Society is to
be held at Queenstown, mencing on Wednes
day next. A number of very fine productions per.
tanning to agriculture will be the ground for ex-
hibitiOn.
The races over the Kendall course commence to-
morrow They expected to afford fine sport.
Boston is on the ground; but whether he will run or
not is not yet determined They were training
him Yesterday I shall keen Won advised Of the
suit. The weather is most favorable.
Yours, RoDERtCK.