The New York herald., 1851-08-22


Edwin cros~cIl, NY. VIM r. King Ain
samuel Treat, Mo, Sam Houston, Texas
b. Hsllett Mass. Geo IL Browne, X L.
Geo. X. kidole Del VIM. v. Ritche, Va
Horace Clark, Vermont. Charles Andrews Ne
y. H. Donaldson, Texas John w Forncy, Pa
Gilbert Hathaway, iLdisna. II. X. v. Wrieal. n J.
James M. Commander .. v. Harry Hbbard, " H.
Patrick II. BiittSr, Ala. Levi woodbu-y, ~ H.
Martin Van Bur-n, y. Y. Robt Strappr " a.
Geo Paul wh'n Joshua r. Giidings, Ohio.
Salmon 4. Chase, Ohio. John A Eastna, Wis n
We begin with
EDWIN cRoswEIL.
This gentleman is a well known politician, has
been long cd with the -A61ay d'ges, is
now Interested in steamships, and is anxious to
"know the prevalent sentiment Of Iowa in relation
to candidates"
NEw YORK, Junc 30, ISL.
DEAR SR--I have your favor of the 18th inst
| take II for granted that the time Of holding tho
next National Democratic Convention will bc 10
May, and the place Baltimore Although several
of the delegates Ia the last convention preferred
CINCINNATI yet il seemed then, Or at least, such has
been the expression since, so far as am iafJrmed,
that o. associations and former triumpas render
any change Of place inexpcdient. The National
Democratic Committee will, no doubt, call the
convention, and will, probably, FIX upon May, or
have no doubt Of Iowa she has proved her
self true aud reliable, under all circumstances.
Modem recreancy, called freesoilism, has found
tavor there. In my Judgment the Nation Goa
ventiOn and the candidates must stand upon the
measures of adjustment of the last Congress, and,
especially the Fugitive slave law, as preserya i've
OF the constitution, and essential to Union
shall be happy TO near from you when in Iowa,
ar TO know the pre- yalen sentiment OF shc State ia
relation to candidates
Very, Very respectfully and truly yours, Gso,w,,r
SAMUEL TREAT.
With Mr.. Crcswell. Judge Treat is member Of
the Democratic National Committee, to which post
he was designated by the Missouri delegation To
Baltimore, in Isls, the members Of the National
Committee being all thus designated. Judge Treat
has lust been elected Judge Of the st. Louis Court
Common Pleas (as we learn by telcgraph,) by
the whigs over Montgomery Blair, a friend Of Col.
Benton To Judge Treat is Missouri now inde bted
for q whig United States Senator, in the person Of
Of Henry ) Geycr Judge Treat goes streng for
Delaying the convention I'LL June, so that the whgs
cannot use the advantage of holding their conven-
tion after the democracy.
Sr. LOUIS, July 3. 1851.
DEAR SIR Yours has just been received, and
reply at once, as am to start, In q fow moments,
on political campaign
IL was understood at tic last regular meeting OF
the National Democratic Committee, and az ain
last sumner, among those whom saw whilst r tst,
that the committee would be called together this
sumner, to make arrangements for the next con-
venton. b. Il ialttt Esq., of boston, Mass.
is the chairman. ant be was TO have prepared
the pouer cit rulnr tor he purpose. Ii a meeting
should be held u August probably could sttead.
A. the last con, ettlun ! expressed determina-
ticp 10 10 essa tesoiutton declaring that the next
convent n should be held this side of tee Ale.
ehant,s. but the members of tho committee nti-
mated that it would be unnecessary, as they would