The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29
NO. 1891.
Political Intelligence.

tions for electors President and Vice President in
Be enacted by the Senate and House of Represen-
lives Of the United Of America in Congress
sembled That the of President and Vice Pre-
sident shall be appointed each State the Tuesday
next after the first Monday the month Of Novem-
Der of the year in which they to be appointed.
Provided That each State by law provide for the
filling of any vacancy vacancies which may occur
In its college of electors when such college meets to
give its electoral vote And provided also, When any
State shall have held election for the purpose of
choosing electors and shall fail to make choice the
subsequent day in such manner as the State shall
by law provide. JOHN W: JONES,
WILLIE p. MANGUM,
President Of the Senate pro tempore.
Approved, January 2s ls45 JOHN TYLER.
NEW YORK.
DR.. ARENAS Fitch of Delhi, Delaware county, has
received the Anti Rent nomination for Congress.
Ulster votes with Dela~are. DR.. Fitch is Jealous
whig. 1881
Geo. 4. Warren is nominated for Congress, by the
wings of Rensselaer, county.
The wings Of the 10th district have nominated John
H. Truman, of Warren, for Congress The district is
composed of Franklin. Clinton, and Warren.
ERIE CousrY.-Tbe wings of Erie County have
nominated +. q. Spauldng for Congress. Mr. T. is the
present member of Assembly from that county.
BETTING ON EIEcrIoNs.-S Section Is. No person
shall be permitted to at any election who shall
make any bet wager be directly indirectly in
terested in any bet or wager depending upon the
suit of any election at which such persons may offer
TO vote.
Judge Wood has been nominated for Congress by the
democrats in the Cleveland district, in opposition to
Giddings.
The annexed is the democratic view of the contest
in Ohio:-
We have letters from northern and southern Ohio,
which speak with great confidence of the result in No
vember. General Taylor will not leave the Western
reserve with respectable vote-hs vote will be as
large the vote for General Cass in northern Ohio
In the middle cou of the State General ass will
receive large majority and in southern Ohio he will
receive q larger vote than has usually been given to
democratic candidates.
The free soil " will be derived from the usual
wing vote
The great effort of the wings is directed to the
election of Ford. The Z" free so' or abolition party,
has no candidate in nomination. and the result is
doubtful Ford has refused to declare for which
This is strange course to pursue but It is deemed
the only safe course for him If the people of Ohio
can blindiy support man without knowing or ask
ing his views then we ave disappointed in them The
wing and free soil" papers both fly Mr.. Ford's
name. Iaer...
The free soil view is as follows -
4 correspondent of the Cincinnati Globe speaks
Of the signs in northern Ohio the most gratifying
We shall sweep the Reserve with a rush. by fifteen
thousand majority. Look at it All the whg candi-
them (CroweIi and Giddings) are Van Buren, men
The other Root undecided whether to vote for Van
There are but three Taylor whig candidates running
for the Legislature tie reserve and they will pro-
badly all be defeated by free soil men.
II hear from Stark county, that Hon. G w. Bel
den of Canton one of the leading democrats in that
county late President Judge of that circuit out for
Van Buren, and free soil MIR Kaufman another lead
ing democrat there has also GENE out lately for the
great causen -f 80.
The Germans of Cleveland had a era nd rally on the
Goth at the court house. Mr. Kaufman addressed
them with great effect MIR said he had lei ed with
the democratic party twenty eight years during which
time he had been that the South eaiy
with either the parties the purpose
motine Southern interess and that it was with this
aim that Cass was nominated.
BARBECUE IN ONO IN HONOR OF I. CoRwIN.-Henry
Clay Coy Letcher Senator Corwin Caleb B. Smith,
of Indiana, and Col James Collier, of Ohio, adj
Ohio, got up in honor of Corwin.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
SOUTH CAROLINA LIKELY LOSE HER VoTE
NEXT ELECTORAL CoLLEGE.-The Southern s. co.
Chronicle of late date says: :" By an act of Con.
electors for President and Vice President of the nted
States to wit, on the seventh day of November, in
alterations rst by its own constitution its Legisla
ture does not meet until the fourth Monday in Novem.
Der in every year. and, second by the fact that this
Legislature the electors for President and Vice
President 1t is therefore impossible to comply with
the said act Of Congress under this state Of facts
Without enlargement here the question arises how
can South Carolina make her vote available or
even cast IL at all! Can she through her cniel
magistrate, py the aushority ueegateo TO nun,
In .ne .nIeentn sec.ion Vi sne seo ci 40
OF her constitution, to convene the General AS
sem6ly on extraordinary occasions cast her vote
on the seventh day OF November er WIN !. De neees
sary that the 10Th section OF the LIST OF con-
sttuuon De altered, 30 that the Leg snsu pc
convened at an earlier day than the fourth Monday IN
November IN OF That the State may cast her vote
IA compliance WIN sa,d ace oi nongte s. a ,ur
ther az connected with TINS subject. ,ne
nnder ne authority given on
sbouid convene me General Sssemply Oh the svsse'
VINO VIII compose tnat members s.ecaeo IN
ioso or 'ne persons VINO sna oe eec'eu 0n 'he se"u
Monuay IN ~ oc tgr mex .,,. CO.. rorr..s q,
Coohei UT 'ay,op IS S' oui ,Ssrs.nt
south .aLonna' against ID r. SiAnp'o"' Viz p'''
Sass nenoer' - go, $50
nv, p,, , loDh SLAM a., f.oo coil ,o.vo,
Inc iIouuenoo ns.P says 'iie iue eo ~ I,a
is worEipg aamiiaoiy ia tnat state ee.ngs are neu
DAILY ana state convenion VIII DC heiu On "eu"e0-
day OF this week. at Provide nee
MICHIGAN.
Hon. FlaVius L'tthJohh' OF AiirBah county, pre-
eded at the free son state ConVrhcioh NJ auu
10th inst and the foowing Tree SOIL eectorai TICKET
was formed ,..,1 .u
Efsetors az LARGE - Li''ie'onn' h"es""'
JOY, wayne: c,.., ,,.ou NJ q @
- ~ =, h 80 yy,ii;ar, rs;monr O.S