The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

The Harshal family IL fourshng like green bsy tree
q district Humphrey Marshall one Of the oppcnsnts Of
General scet In the Presidential campaign OF 1852 has
rsosived the Knew Nothing nomi,stion for Congress-
The sa.s canvass the Of that district
n the last ocDgress and he rs the anti Know No.
= shs Knew Nothing candidate for Congress-, and his
brother. the f.neu: Thomas r. MARSHALL, is cut as
Tho Rev T. starr who has been stationed for the last
three years In Weston Missouri, lately returned to
eeh,sssr and stated that he had been ordered away
from his mssion and that he obliged to leave In
.crder to Save himself from Lynch lav The Weston
Argus says his story action It further says to its
readers lyon have protected this abotonist Starr
ursg the past three ysars ANA you see the return he
makes. For your Kindness and indulgsncs to him. he
ming the asns s moro against your place and vicinity
And thus It T. with all abolonists They will pay you
In tAs same Aind q coin, SANDER and abuse.
grand seq NIGHT jubilee, which very thnly at
tended was held IN Preston Woods Louisville on
the Oh ins in honor Of the democratic victory in viz
occasion. amccs -sssa was tns Hon John q Brsctsn
xsrs not Forthcoming, which rendered the meet
We issrn from the Tuso.loos. (Al.) Monitor Of tn.
slH s that meeting Of ana demo
dominated a. candidsts IN opposition to Governor
The Rochester Democrat. which, under prly.s. order.
AoiaBg the called republican aas furnishes tbs fol
sowing I.t Of Seward which have followed its OK
hsns org.nJ syracuse CSroniss (sbolsioa,) ssnsos
iditso,) Ontario Nina, gov csrk's home orsan) o.
to- All these papers are Of very nttls inausncs and
Re nerest tools OF the Albany Journal. The Democrat
rards Il Is certain " that republican State conven
an he held 10 nominate State ticket next fan.
II marshalliDg her political forces In view OF
IL election, which bids fair 70 be . hot contest
~ IL, and Members Of Congress aud Legislature
elected The two parties, as 10 VIrgioa, are
rams and democrats. Messrs. Charles Jenkins
| Dawson one of whom viii probably DO nomi
| GOVERNOR are the most prominent men In the
| party. The old line democr ats and wings have
| American party In considerable numbers II
owever, that Messrs Stephens and Toombs
| Jared against the Native American movement
IL Z many wings with them to the democratic
II pw pretty well ascertainsd that there viii be
sts la the Held 10 Ohio at the ensuing cleo.
Know Nothings win not accept Mr.. Chase for
and the abolition friends Of that gentleman
ed TO run him, nomination or no no mination.
eemen OF the state OF Vermont who are opposed
o-slsvery policy Of the preseot national iminis-
and TO the propagandisb OF slavery OF every
the Upion-for the defence OF freedom and to
the rghts Of the free States are invited TO meet
! Convention, at Burlington, on Wednesday, the
June inst, to nominate State officers for the year
democrseyof the Sixth Congressional district of
III cky met at Manchester fs~ days ago. and nornl-
the Htn. J. NJ Elliott for Congress 10 thit district
Hott VIII be recoected represented the district
All hs late Congress-. George W. Dunlap Ia the Knew
hing candidate