The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-14

Nh. BurLsR, or South CAROLINA, AND THE UsIos.-
The Washington correspondent Of the Philadelphis
Ledger speaking Of Mr.. Butler OF South Carolina SAYS
he returns to his State Unsn man. and will hoist the
Union standard Here is the extract 1t may be taken
for what 1t 10 worth
The members and senators from that state left
Washington evidently in better spirits than they came
here Senator Butler, l understand, retarns home to
South Carolinisn have Tor many year; ana
though obeypg the instructions Of his State has never
been at heart q disuDionist.
ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL TIcKEr.-rhe folio wing ticket
for the Presidency in 1852 has been nominated OUT
Wet -
President
JANE sWI55HELM.
Tice President
HORACE GREEDY.
AsrtRESr CONVENTION AT ALBANy.-The State n
vent ion of the sntenters is announced to take paoo
at Albany On The 10th inst There VIII probably be-
an arrangement effected between the land reform and
snti rent parties. The following are the delegates
ehoten. as Tar as received
Albany Lawrence Fennsr David Van Auksn, Peter
sinkle Nicholas gsbee tJr William Murphy, JONI
columbis- l. Finkle. Adam D. Pults John 8. Au-
able Thomas Duntz, Samuel Halstesd, p. b. Miller.
ReDsselaer- s. Coons. Edmund Cole, j. P. Uline,
smtn Boushton, william Gregory, Adam Mott
sGllissn-Nsal Benson, Edward burton Matthew
Montgomssy Jacob Montange, Rowland Bell, Gar
Observation-Disclosures Liddls, Jr james Reaves,
Johan houghtalng.
osssgo-E. q. Wright, David ousckenboss, L. B.
Tarbox.
onsida-J; Tyler, NJ II. Terent, L D. Perkins Hese-
kiah Reg nolds.
schoharie--Jeremiah Krum, W. Conover, J. Berth.
wick.
The cell provides for four delegates from Ulster,
Greene, Dutchess, steuben. Schenectady Chautsuque
Genssee, Saratoga, Wsstcheater, Putnam, and Rock.
land.
Hon HENRY GEyER AND THE SLAVERY QUEs-
TON The following letter from the Hon. Henry
S. Geyer Senator elect from Missouri, was writer
to deny rumor that he had presented a new test
of orthodoxy in the wing party =
learn with some surprise, that l am represented
as having presented . new test OF orthodoxy In the
whig party by the expression OF my opinion to the
constitutional power OF Congress the subject Of
slavery. know OF nothing from which such in
ference could reasonably bs seeing that enter
tanned the opinion since 1919 kno wing tn at
Mr.. Clay did not concur with me; and yet believe
sidency in a public body, and that have uniformly
supported him ever rince Indeed. 1 ask the
question OF any whig candidate, and believe have
voted for a great number who conceded the power.
This everybody knows, who knows anything Of my
course And. during last summer, took some pains
Mr. Darby without asking showing his opinion on
that subject, Of which am ignorant to this day. L
voted for every whg elected from this county, igno-
rant OF the opinions OF except about four hem
two of whom know differed from the question
of power should have pursued the Same course II
for the wing candidates against the field, as have
always done for Mr.. Clay, who IL whig enough for
have never regarded opinion either way on the
constitutional question referred to, the test OF
orthodoxy in either party.
Mr. Crockett IL and has been, In possession Of my
We've on that subject. have re stated them to him
in q letter this evening, to which refer you
Very respectfully yours, ii. 8. GEYEK.