The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

party anywhere sat sbs not approve and carry cut IA
good fsith the pr'sc'pss Of The Nehrssks hill ami w
.to co not come up fairly and fupy to this line OF
pshcy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bon. Robert yoonns OF Georgia, has written second
letter frcn Boston (tbe srst one having miscarnsd,
TO the editor " tte coiunbos (G2 Sen issi 10 which
h. gives bis objections TO Know Nothpg'sm which
sppy that the new party Is secret orsasiz.ion that
proposes to Dvsde tss rights of CONSCIENCE and tnat
II Ia in favor rf some alterations In the naturalization
laws. that's all
Hon. Israel wssbbura, Jr, wing msnoer Of Congress
elect IT. the Firth cstrct of Maine has defined MS
position In letter TO ice Bar gor Journal He says ne
trstos Of FrsnABn fierce nor can he vth
stdy Of men whose action must DO controlled BY thu
.hig Know Nsthres Of the South or the SILVER gray
kLcs NoibiDgs Of New York. he IL free soil all evar
Henry A. Wise has written letter 70 ths Of
Pc ersburg, Vs declisiog invitation to attend Old
issbioned Virginia barbecue He rays that ne must sivs
sh BIS attention to his family previous to his usu
ration and he taAes the occasion TO the denocrs
cy that events NJ for whioh they ought be
prepared, ann cnmesds them 70 rs-osganzs, By
having conference osgheut the state.
Governor ohnson, Of Georgia, has written letter ae
ceptipg tbe ION OF the Democratic Couver Noa
dsly spprov-s the a. opted by The oonven
toD, which, IL win % remembered, ooAt.ins pledge
tnat the Stats would sist the or free
soihsn, even to the disruption Of ths Union. "rnis
sepesss crusade further says tbs Governor speaking
Of Know No.h,rssm .'the offspring Of fanstoism abo
itia pisn emo 6eDagosueism chaesees the CO opera
tics OF every srae friend Of the scnstituon to defeat
and rebukeit Il is SrsSght With consequences the
ospgerous and its triumph viii Do ths signal for
riot, bloodshsd and revelation +"
The Legislative Convention in Eew Ham Dshirs en- the
18th met, elected Lsmuel N pattse Of Antrim, (dem
X. Sserstsry OF State William Barry Of Barnste ad
(6tm X. N y State Treasurer, Amos HeAdky, OF Cen
cord, (Old Guard f. N } State Primer.
Among the delegates to the Know Sonsthins Conven
tiep, At CevelaDo Ia w. g Danrs Just elected 70 Oon
srtss icm the Third district OF Massachusetts Knew
Nothing voter
The 6enoerats OF Philadelphia are to have a grand
celebration en- sbe Fourth OF July.
George Msershead this K N candidate for Governor
In Kentucky, has declared his in IGNITION to take the
stump, and v all portions Of before the cleo
tcn.
In the Know Something Convention AZ Cleveland ON
TbuIsdsy, despatch received from the Know No
thing Convention In Philadelphia, announcing fol
lows -" The North defeated Tho pro slavery platform
adopted II Thirteen States Withdrawn God stsr.
Dany camn slavery and doughfacism y 70
The States Of Alabama, Arkansas Iowa, Kentucky,
Missouri and Texas hold their elections the arst Mon
DAY IN August; Tennessee and North Carons the
6rst Thursday of tho month On the second Mon
sy September the eectos in Maine OCCURS ANA that
Of Vermont on the first Tuesday Of the same month
In Maryland, fusion Of whigs and democrats Is pro-
pofed, in order to defeat the Know NOthings.
The Natchez Free Trader ipdignastly repes the charge
that John A. QumaD had bsen Know Nothingizsd In
warmly urging the Of Gen Qaituan for the United
!tstes se nate from Mississippi. The writer says GO"
John A. QutmaA has had political fault, it Is that
loved Bono more than Cnssr that the constitutional
liberties of the South to him than the dom
nation and aggression Of the North"