The New York herald., 1851-08-22

Pendleton, David Anderson
Pittsylvania, James l.. Claiborne, Danyille.
Pocahontas, Benjamin Harold.
Powhattan, Wm Old, Jr.. Po Thattan q. IL.
Preston, John j. Brown.
Princess Ann, Maj Jonathan Hunter, London
Bridge.
Prince Edward, w. C. Flourroy, Farmvile.
Prince George, Thomas H. Daniel, Pr. Geo. z. o.
Randolph, Washington j. Long, Beverly.
Richmond, G. w. Crittenden.
Ritchie, VIM. L. Jackson, Richie c. n.
Roanoke, VIM. n. Cook.
Rockbridge, w. H. Caruthers, Lexington.
Rockingham Major r. Grattan, Mt. Crawford.
Russell, George Cowan, Lebanon.
Scott, Henry A. MORRISON, Estillville.
Shenandoah, Lewis g. Rice, New Market.
Smyth, w. b. Morgan.
Southampton, Robert Riddle, Drurysville.
Spotsylvania, o. NJ. Crutchfeld, Mt Pleasant.
Stafford, Walker p. Conway, Stafford G. IL.
Surry, DR.. w. H. Edwards, Surry c. IL.
Sussex, John III. Walker.
Taylor, James Williams.
Tszewell, VIM. r. Cecil, Tazewell c. H., Jeffer.
sonvile.
Tyler, Col. Josiah Bowyer.
Warren, David Funston, Nineveh.
Warwick, DR.. G.. Lane Corbin, Hallway House,
York.
Washington, DR.. r. E. Bradley, Abingdon.
Wayne, Hiram Shadwick.
Westmoreland, Charles c. Baker, Westmore-
land c. II.
Writ, DR.. James A. Williamson.
Wood, Clermont Il. Shaw.
Wythe, Benj amin r. Floyd, Wythevile.
York, A. G. Garrett, Yorktown.
Norfolk City, George Blow, Jr.
Petersburg, ]. E. Cox.
Wheeling, Cap Walter G.. Scott.
Williamsburg, X. II. Armistead.
Where the post Offices are not given, the best way
would be to send to the court house.
HORACE CLARK.
This gentleman is the Vermont member Of the
mittee; considers mocratic prospects in that
State utterly hopeless Hallett does Massachu-
setts still, they have small national democratic
party well organized national grounds. The free
soil abolition party has been drawn largely from
the national party. Although Mr.. Clark wishes
they could carry the State, yet in no possible
event has he any expectation of doing So He is
implicitly for the nominee of the party, and says il
(the party) is full of good men, whom he would
eheerfuly Superstition the far south, West
and North" Clark also sends his correspondents.
MIDDLETows, W., July 5, ISL.
DEAR SiR:-Yours Of the 2Sth is received. In
reply say that we have a small national democrat
party, well organized on national grounds viii be
by our resolutions at the late state convention
The free soil abolition party has drawn largely from
US the past two years, and We cannot in any possible
event expect 10 carry the State. Wish TO God we
could. We have at present but three papers in the
state urging our cause they, trust, are doing
good service. You ask my views as to call Of
National Convention. j would certainly call as
early as 10th or 10th Of May, that we give our
opponents our first and only choice, whoever it may
be. We have many men whom | can cheerfully
support from the far South, West and North.
have long been Of opinion that we should call
our Nationsl Convention as near the centre Of
iLe United states as possible ] mean, where
delegates can congregate with the greatest ease.
We Of the North have railroads, and cannot be
called far south vest a. 20 be Of 20 great In
convenience to u as the south and West must be.
Virginia, Ohio, or even North Corolina would not
have any objections from Us North. Of course, We
would not object 20 Baltimore, but ycu Of the South
and Wee, would be taxed three or four fol more
than US. My choice would be Cleveland, Coluu-
bus, or Richmond, or Petersburg, or any other
place YOU and our friends shall be pleased 20 name.
Your obedicnt servant, Horace CLARK
G. II. Donaldson, Esq
Enclosed you will fad list Of prominent named
gentlemen in this state.
cnirTENpEN COUNTY.
u. A. Snally, Burling- l.. B. lngalsoy Bariing-
]. q. SAKE. I'd Sen do. Jacob Role, Colchester.
X. Jones, iichmoud
GRAND IsLE COUNT.
G. Harripg gtou, AlbuFgh.
nrrr.AND COUNTY.
Henry Clark w. Poult- r |. Page, Rutland.
ney II. Clark Middleton.
c. Moulton, Cas,ltton. w. B. Brown, shrows'y.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
J. 5. Robinson, ard j.. Robinson, Bsnairgtoa.
ORLEANS Cor-Nri.
Jabez Pinney, Greens1oro
TRAyKffS COUNTY.
VIM Green, Sheldon.
CALEDONIA CO. NTT.
Stephen McGaaey. LyHdon.
wA.uiNsT1N CorSTN.
a. Fitch, Montpelier.
CRAyCE COUNTY.
Ira Davis, and John Wright. Norwich.
GAHofLIE CJfH1T
Y. W Waterman, Nor. & ; Noyes, Hyde Park.
ristOwn y Robinson, stowe.
w. II II Bingham, do.
WINDSOR COUNT.
J. : skinner, Windsor o II. Nichols, Hart
G. NJ. Brown, Ed Age, ford
Woodstock.
vrNDHAw corSrY.
6. r Mack. Id. Bel L. Piimp.9a. words
lows Fails. b0ro'
ADDISON COUNTY.
E r. Wright, Middle. ). W Jers.., Veg.
bury. bridge.
CHARLES ANDREWS, 81 G or ,iAiaE
Mr.. A. knows " General Houston s0mewha. per-
sonally.' and is an admirer Of bin. Pledges the
vote Ct Maine, and sends a liss Of cfcient working
dem ocrats who ego for the great good Of TIE party
ard country" aud are not " "cOnfnCd TO any
clique - -,
DraR S.P.-Your kind favor Of the 25th ult is be-
fore ne ald its in portant contents duly consids red
deeply regret With you the death Of the II On -.
: ksut 1man knew him a. a patriot and an boa.
ofabe man. ] welcome you, sir % member OF
the National Committee, apd rejoice az the active
course you are taking am 10 favor Of Baltimore,
as the place Of holding the National Democratic
Conventions end, az 10 time, would suggest 10 the
reason you Sfer In 'avor of June, that II may de-
ptVs toe wings of h1.iing after US, which 30
'Asn, IA lsie, vas .. great importance am a1t