The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-02
Political Intelligence.


HDIroRIAL OPINIONS ON THE ERBRAeKA QUESTION.
The st. Louis Danoyat-ths democrats organ Of Oolons
Benton-Aas opened tremendous battery against the Ne
Srsska b and contends that the South content with
the Nisse MI Sonpronis and the Texas anasxasn reso
solutions says that the people Of the North are the
real saitatos Of the questions whioh grow out Of the
institution Of slavery, and them viii rest the rsspsn
ability.
The st. Louis Republican (whis) Advocates tho bill Of
Senator Douglas and thinks its passage by Congress- In
ts original form, will DO saving grace for the State Of
Missouri.
The Times and Sentinel Of columbus, Georgia (demosrs),
glad that an opportunity offered to sst the soundasss
OF Northern conpromiss men and says that IT locks to
the democracy the friends OF South for TIE
81 Douglas bill and dslssoa al further attempts to
sonPrenise, By which the ssh has heretofore been
cajoed ano cheated.
The Albany Elpres independently is opposed to the
principle Of that portion Of the Nebraska bill whi,h 70
psas the opsraen Of the Missouri oomproEss and holds
that the smscratie parry bound oppose the bill
It says that the eonpromise Of 1870 In accordance
crscy TO pretend to follow the doctrines Of the early
publican Taty in the very act Of rspudatipg OF its
greatest measures
Cashss come out strosg Ia favor Of the Nebraska bill
and the repeal OF the Missouri says that
the faith OF every man In the democratic party viii
be tried by thu touchstons Of prnips and II there be
found those whose professions hollow fAlss-who
look one way and rev Anothsr-the sooner expurgaton
takes place the better
The Rochester Democrat (whig La very severe on Mr..
Douglass bill ano looks upon II violation Of all the
political conpscs and settlements existing between the
people Of the North and South II rails Missouri for
AvoIing the bill and says that considering the stpua
t0n through which that State admitted into the
Onion, abe should be the last to favor Its asrogatoa
j. Clancy Jones, democrat has been nominated for
Cousre's In BsTks county district Penn ylania to fill
the vacancy caused BY the death OF the Hon. Henry
Muhlsnberg
The Legislature Of Maryland has agreed to 70 into
the election OF United States Senator the 4th Of
February Ths whgs have nominated Mr. Pearcs who
viii be elected Albert Constable Ia the candidate OF
the democrats.
The Democratic State Convention Of North Carona has
been called to meet At Raleigh April TO- for the nonica
ton OF subernstorial candidate
The Hon. w. Pickens In letter to the editor Of the
South Carolina ~ the election. General James a.
Office responds In long letter. 10 the sditsr Of the Pa
riot the subject evssg to the people the election OF
Electors Of President and Vice President the United
States The General shows himself decidedly possd to
the measure, adopts and rspusshss Mr. Calhonns views
on the question: in bis ceebr ted letter the James
Orr and adds very fslcitous expression Of his own
views to the same effect.
Tho democratic menbsrs OF the Ohio lie xslaturs spsnt
nearly the whole night Of Tuesday lA Gath uIt In
fruitlsss effort to nominate candidate for senator Ia
Congress from that State twenty two ballots were had
The following are the results Of some Of them