The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

Political Intelligence.
POLITICAL PREACHER IN MAINE.
The following letter from the Rev. Mr.. HILL Of saco, is
curiosity. The way the reverend gentleman mixes up
God and religion with politics aud the question: is
truly admirable. Elder Hill is rampant -
sAco July 20 1856.
My DEAR TR. How goes the battle? How does your
soulS How is the health OF your imiyS Peace be with
thee and thine.
How goes the battle temperance and slavery It.
seems almost as though hell had boiled and cast its
scum on oar shores. Roman priests Irish Catholics,
inidcls and murderers, hy the cargo landed
shores 10 meet the Americans at the baot-box and
upon our destruction. All the vile out Of he'll are
pressing together against the Lord and his Christ TO do
stroy Truth from the earh and bring down Gods udg
ment upon US Irunhards have had the power already
too long. The four great national SINS intempe snce,
slavery Romanism and political corrsions be
cured or checked by the wing democtc par,ynever,
neverl We must come out and form combination
against sim and he'll ard the devil Against omnnsm at
the baot-box must neot them. They won't
churches and hear us prcachnot they. We pray,
but we must act aso. tell You, Br. - unless the,
COED and true of all sladcs OF politics come out and up
togetherwe gone. Mr. Morrill,, Of keadied has been,
nominated by three large conventions, Tor
Governor. / at The convention, aud never saw
more carnesness and reni g Than at those conventions
Now his enemies i'll moi hesitate TO say MI Of
evil against him. shy know him. and have for years
% be an honest He cannot be bought or sold I
tan assure you. thought would drop YOU line about
he matter hoping might stir us up together for the
God Of the q God earth. hope ii you look at
Kings as do you may influence the good and virtuous
# your acquaintance and members Of church go
must be struck ut all Lave all the family
friends in - Ir,membcr old times. Yours in Chris
tian love, T. MII.
VERMONT WING STATE CONVENTION.
The wings OF Vermont held state Conven ion, the
Sth. - Mt White River junction. State Committee
having bcen appointed for the ensuing year. committee
was appointed 10 draft address the wings OF the
State, and string OF resolutions reported AMI APP
proved Of These declared that wing pin .ples and
wing measures cannot be abandoned by wings without
danger TO the permanent interests and integrity Of the
country; that they viewed with alarm the disposition
Inc part 81 many wings 10 identity themselves in their
Political action with faction that has been entirely
iepugnant 10 these principles that every though.sa
man must be startled at tie prospects sectional par
tier OF The people Of the Union ranging themselves
under Northern and southern party Of the attempt
TO administer the general government by an ASCENDANT
sectional party they further affirmed that our re-
adintraon and not Of the SOUTH sns e as' ., tine
that their resentment should be directed av,iust
at section Of the country that the whiy has been
TIE conservative party OF this country and that its exist
enee for the safety Of the Union needed
than at present; and that, while single whg remains
teeae That We win cherish little Of the feelings Of
Clay who would rather be right than be President and
Ct our own immortal Webster who would not even for
New England.
The Committee Nominations reported the following
state ticket--Iion John Wheeler, Of Burlington Cover
nor Isaac I. Wright IL Caseton Lieutenant Governor
Geo. W. iiitchard, q Bradford, Treasurer
delegates al large 10 the next National Convention-R.
JIG h Urmsby Of Bradford; H. Wright substitute; Isaac
T. Wright, Of casteton; Charles H. Joyce of Northned,
substitute.
KNow NOTHING CONVENTION.
The Fnghampton Atruth an states official antho-
rity that the Know Nohiugs the State 81 New York
viii hold State Convention at Brigham Hall in Bing-
hamton, on Tuesday, August 28 commencing at 10
present and the viii probably 90 BE-
out the week. Ample preparations making to
provide for This large body Of vsters comfortable quar-.
ters The session VIII be an important the plat
form and operations Of the party viii he considered and
the time me and place Of the Convention to nominate
state ticket definitely settledhe announcement OF the
nominating Convention at Syracuse being premature.
THE KANSAS TRICK
IT will he seen that Judge Enore Of Alabama one OF
the Judges in Kansas, has bssn removed on the same
grounds upon which toy. Rceser was dismisset What
are those gfoundsf The only truthful answer Is for
SPECULATION in the indian reserved lands n can no. be
Intended that thnore, Southern man. was dismissed
fer his free soism. The only charge brought against
him grew on, Of his alleged speculaons in the public
sndr will be remembered that Secretary Marcy adj
dressed letter 20 Gov Feeder time since In which
he called his attention, and that of Judge Enore
could not be retained in Office without satisfactory ex-
plantations 10 This notification Gov. Reeder replied
Iafer, defending LIS nauct best he could, His cx-
snaiion was not dered satisfactory however and
fore that he for his alleged specuations Of
which the President several months since
and not for his interference agains. the south
But Why was NOT Judge Emorc dismissed az the same
timer And il he Why /. not anneunceJg Rec
ger vas ,emsed jaet IN time to operate upon tile cleo
ons IN North Cafelta tennessee, Kentucky and Ala
hsma ard tie aano Becment q Emore's eviction from
Office vas lert hec with after these elections espe tally
tat In Alabama. yhac he resided Such ,rickery and
ubteiuges worthy 81 the present shutting admins
raton--sotcnHoh isr,liiccn, Augpa Q.
MISCELLANEOUS.
mas meeting. fr the discussion of political aues-
items IL announced 10 be held at New salem Centre in
franklin county, Mas. the .sth inst at which the
GLOWING genten have sgnihed their intention 10 he
press nt:--Hcnry Wilson, Of Nack Lieut. GOV. Brown
fttnceId, John W. forter ii Monsoon Timothy Davis
sftloucosttr; Joi l.. swift Of Boston, A. A. Kichmoni
II Adams e X. Hawkes., Of Northampton: ami l. 81 Com
hey, Of Amherst.
N the eourse o. some speculatons upon political a
fars, az Affected by the recent elections the Ncwb,rv
Tort Mass, H1Gn has the following remarks =
Tut the American party l. divided 30 tley arc. hut
II does not follow that they will remnin so n ,hev Raw.
nan the sagacity OF children they will throw platforms
70 'c winds ana nominating candidate pre- an un-
broken ficnt Hey will see too that thew have outh
EN- man. irst because he win command the confidence
o. ne south ard, second, because he win be favo-
fane 70 The North. But II they do not unite what theny
the nee sosts can carry New England Ohio. and
o the fmaller Western States and the Know Sothinqs
carry New York Pennsylvania and half the South there
WIN be no choice by the people, and the next House OF
Representatives IL anti-Nebraeka Know Nothing, and
would choose President Of the same views
The New Bedford Mercury recommends a convention Of
the wings Of Massacbusetis followsn this state of
affairs the feasible and proper thing Z, be
convention. not formal wre-pullcd. cut and driei