The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25


laughing eyes glance past like coral and damonds tel
ling old Winter plain printing that it's use his
trying to make people unoomforabls and that ne had
well clear mp, clear ont, ~ he may thiEk proper.
Political Intelligence.
POSITION OF THE MISSOURI WING DRLEd ALTON IN
CONGRESS ON THE NEBRASKA BILL.
The st. Louis Republican, Of Feb. 10, says I'VE never
have for moment enss tsined doubt about the positoa
Of the whs delegation 10 Congress On ths Nebraska aad
support bill which left to the people Of the Terri
tos to be organised the sole right to detsrmins a "a.
tine Of the fSIm. a Of STAT
they wllns 10 leave this whole question with tbs
Of the Territories and SOLICITORS to get 1t out
Legitimate business for which they
sent there had no doubt that they would avail the
out Of oons. Bus has PLEASED the sbaiisos letter
writer's 81 Washington to misrepr eaent the
sior # portion Of the whig representatives on this
question: in order TO have effect elsewhere They have
reported DIVIDED and thsn the OF three OF
She members have been printed having declared their
intention to vote against the biju as they represent
ed Mr. Dagger of North Carolina would d. although he
has since made speech defining his postion and de-
c,arng bis intention to vote for the bill permitted
the honor Of the whg delegation % well ~ their fdsty
to Missouri in COED keeping in their hands
declared their position. Yesterday mornDg received
the following despatch =
whs delegation from Missouri viii support Dcsgis: Ne
braskA bill JOIN MILLER,
Thb, We take II, is settler IL sho - the grouad
which Missouri Is to take this question, and have
coubt that the decision will be entirely to
the whg constituency Of the State rase the question
Of slavery out OF Congress- and leave With the sovereign
power-the peoplsin the Territories and the Wigs OF
Missouri and believe large portion o, the democratic
party will be entirely satisfied This will be the effect OF
Douglass Nebraska and Kansas BILL and ought to secure
The vote Of Missouri IT, BY this Communication very
well deAnsd AtchisoD, ldsm and Gsysr, (wnig 10 the
ley, Oliver, and Oaruthers (whigs) and Phelps and
Lamb (deocrats will aao vote for its passage while
termineo what to DO His risnds Of soil faith Ia
this city declare that he votes for the bill mis- chances
the Presidency are ecpsec forever; .nd other snds
In asserting that It will ruin his chances for the Senate
If he should not vote for the BILL We are indifferent
about his fate.
STATE CONVENTION ON THI NEBRASKA BILL IN
The Augusta Age contains call, signed BY many mem
bers Of the Legislature for State convention to be held
at Augusta ON the nrst Of March, to consider and adop
the most effective to defeat . measure frAxsht
with euoh Unreasonable evils.
SENATOR cRIirsNDKN AT THE BlNoUEr.
The following synopsis Of the speech of Hon John
j. erttendsn at the dinner In Frankfort KY the 10th
ins'ant:--
He said It had pleased the Legslaure OF Ksutusky to
elect hip again 70 the United states Senate bring the
sixth tine he had received that a.sIssu.n:d honor as
were his teachers II he understood their teachings,
II he had rightly uncsrood whig principles he thought
serving his party the boat he repented Of no opinion he
had expressed Of NO act as pu so man, he had
:a him ss snS .sss
them birth. The n,tional democracy Of New York had
nigh to Us that We eaa shake them By the hand
He would Be glad to unite IN one great party to s7ns
ne Union and SRscM S:ss :. +: ssu1,., 1t
great reserve to be called up whom the country dsmsnds
ts fsrvce. Whether 10 . minority majority the duty
Of the whig psry was the saneto stand By our
&c.. ~ H. A>y-
country from impending ruin-in 1920, 1882, and in
1850 Without Henry Clay, whore would We have
compromise Of 1897 the compromise of 1857 Tas
~his party, though defeated In the great CANVAS OF
1882 With the great and gallant se.tt for their leader
not Dead and IL would be bitter day for our couu
try 1t should die. The whig party made to be
killed BY one csfsAt It viii awake to life Whenever
the country demands it, service Here In Kentucky osy
once in twenty has the whig party deeatsd
Here No never have laid Down This the old
banner vhig state Of tbs Union and banner should
trail In the dust In other States here In old Kentucky
heart and ,trorg to UPHOLD It. The whig party IA
the party OF true progress progress based upon the
forward.
But the glory Of our future depends upon the uniou
OF the States Divide the States and the world hs, ne
seen 80 Wild wreck ~ there would be- He represented
State In vhioh there iunionist no
no seoesfionst. Here the peopss motto the Unon
the Urtn alsays the Union as It is Sach are the
people Of Kentucky. the State in which he was born
which he was 30 proud to represent Be ssv nothing
TO encourage the whig party The lust OF office ia noe
70 strong In our ranks a to render urmindul OF the
true honor OF country ose million two hundred thou
taDo wings voted FOR General Scott He did not suoceed
bat nobody MD have beaten him but our
fellow citizens 10 cor clusion he said he was for Old
hen'acsy - Ane was and ~ che Is So she erain
SENATOR PEABcss AccrPrANcE.
Senator Pearce has trans ni,ted the Maryland srs
latur. the annexed formal the United ststs
SenAtorfhip:-
GEsrIMrS-I have the honor to acknowledge the 70
eeipt Of your letter of ais Gaze, informing OF my
the Up tied stAtss for year. from the fourth OF March
eighteen hundred and atty Ave reoevs with deep son
nbty this renewed expression Of the confidence
Ltsislsure, and accept the trust sgan rep,sed In me
with full appreciation OF the Obligations csnfers and
an eaIre.t essre to d,charss them aoceptAby and
With great respect, gentlemen have the honor TO BE-
your oeecient seryant, JAMES AlFaSD PEARCE.
A FLArRooTED CANDIDATE.
ms following Ia tbs card Of candidate for Justice Of
The peace In Pale, tine, rexse:-
Pillow Cir1Eys-wi,h the issuance OF this ssset Is IN
farisd totte breeze, whether In tempest or oAl my
ians esfeie you a. candidate for tn. oils Of Chief
ton do IL from CHOICE not from soloitat IN do IT,
for the ofice L. honorable and proatsSs. fss myself
ricr merit or qualification any one Ella, who may
cho,fe to against woul Ike 20 run the rsss
ir-it int eeep stand AT foo ed squsrs tosa. hump
shouldeied upon the platform Of free rights and true 70
publicaosm. In politics. an opposed to the present
Lspsaturen favor OF Texas aud hsr ciizsss ypos ID
tot.lsgrsths on the tims ex xnson s,als-s rsht
and down all over rairoa man; not ct all Of the
twenty section stripe. Finally, fellow cit zsua II ven
elect your Chief Justice will make the very vejku
ring In loud huzzsi huzxt for tn, cows OF Anterior
count, defeated, sill retire With dst y and perfect
got humor, remembering most beautiful Htis song
wb ch sing remarkably we'll, called I'm al, at I'm
'h'As" 90 hope ere long to see you f.cs to fscs:
A. @. ClNrLEY. 4
40 election was holden at Portland 90 the 22d ns ant
10 choose rprssentatve 10 the STATE legislature Ia
place Of United States Senator William p Fsssendsn
Three candidates we're presented and the election was
csc'ded BY plurality. Charles G.. Cams, vhh WAS
ohosen. He had S61 votes. The Morrill, democrsts OF
Portland gave 10 their oarddste Mr. B.bb 3l4 votes:
TIE regular straight democrats threw $50 votes for Mr.
Bsres and there were is scattering votes
Tssny two Of the democratic Journals o, Ohio are Ia
favor OF Colonel Allen Tor the Uaed ststss
three are for Colonel hanypepny two for CoIo,ei Ne
dfFy, two for Mr. Pugh and one for G vernon Nedil
The declsnsion b. Mr.. Hians Of 4 rsuouuination Cor