The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-29

For Alderman, Ward 81. Joseph Harrell.
For Alderman, Ward A.. N. 4. Taylor.
For Alderman, Ward g.. T. II. Tumey.
For Alderman, Ward g.. %. Wilcox.
For Recorder. ......... james LOug.
There was very little opposition to the Candidates
All the above candidates are regular Know Nothings
Miscellaneous Political Intelligence.
THE TWENTY NINTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Ontario and Livingston counties, in this State have.
Of sudden become Of the most important political
disguise the fact that upon that is to be tested
the strength OF "Sewardsm" in this State. To save
up what is left Of been buried in tue arms Of
Chester Loomis, old democrat, who promises to 20
fer sewsrd,s reelection 4 the people win give him
fight amongst the most intelligent OF the State
and we look to the result with q lively interest.
The in Ontario Livingston for Sen .tor pro-
misses 10 be an active The "Hindoos" having by
Of their secret organization taken that district
lar process now. 10 Is not known outside their lodge
rooms, whom they intend to
have nominated the Hon. Chester Looms as their cand
date We should have preferred to have q regular
OF Canandagus have succeeded the whig
party, friends inclined to cast their votes In
favor OF free soil temperance democrat instead of
barking in political "Borriobcola Cha mission.
We find the following description ef the candidate of
the Seward men in the Ontario Repository
The fusion nlidate for Senator Chester Io0mis is
olden time and violent opposer Of the war of 1872
This we believe his friends win not undertake to deny
IL was meet that hts valorous Oppos ton to the Amer
party in 1912 should rewarded aud he is there
fore appropriately selected the candidate to oppose
pathies and feelings with England when the United
States were engaged in Just with that country for
American seamen-s proper person to select as
standard bearer for the party which arrays itself
against American interests American rights privileges
and preferences. The nomination Of Judge LOomts is
just the ttest that could possibly have been made
His foreign sympathes and high respect for the poten
tates of Europe including tue Pope of Rome emnenty
tit him for the service nc is expected to render in case
he is elected.
The Repository also says tina. Dr. Thompson, of AL
point Health Officer at New York, (worth $50, 600
year, is at Csnandaigua having taken the contract of
DR.. I is accompanied by Gen. Bruce one of the CO.
vernor's military family The Health Officer in expec.
fancy, 1t is believed will not hesitate to meet all
sary disbursements with promptitude.
The Rochester American says-The whig party of the
Twenty ninth Senate district composed of the counties
Of Ontario and livingston, where it used to be the
strongest has under the lead and management Of the
central unta here been swallowed in barnburners.
An important election about to off there for Sena
tor But has been decided by these to have
no wing candidate, ana the Wing Convention dis
and vinsston are expected to fuse and run with the
barnburners Of the antcana radical Sort and vote for
Chester Loomis
THE ORDER Know SoNErHISGs-THEIR PRINCIPLES
AND PLATFORM For some time past there have been
rumors about ganization similar in respects
TO the Know NotS,ngs, but based upon antshysry
ondt Era gives account of this movement in the
State of Ohio TIE writer says that the equivocal cha
racer of the f. Ms the slavery question has created
uneasipess in maoy minds; and the prescription Of TO-
reigners as whole, without regard to the question
whether they Catholics Protestants is also
gardea by many as unjust aud unwse. The friends of
republican principles in Ohio have 'efore resolved
TO establish an order to be familary known as the
know Something's The following Is given as an outline
OF its platform
lat. Opposition all forms of tyranny over the mind
%. Neither nature the constitution of country
recognizes the right o: man to properly 10 man.
true standard Of qualification for citizenship " 80
9Th No man shall receive our votes unless known to
beoppo:sd to the asgressions of popery and slavery
5th. No slave territories; more slave States.
9Th All federal Offices far practicable, TO be
filed by direct vote Of the people.
under religious mask, and treated accordingly. 1t is
mot recognized As religion, any more than Nor monsm
or Buddhism always MAKES the civil authority sub
servient to the eccesasc where II has the power by
vir ne oft claim Of infallible supremacy.
OF the mode of operation of this new ORDER the fol-
The new order, unlike the Nnow Nothngs, proclaims
its existence and principles to the world Each member
not the Of Others without their assent Itskulks
into no garrets outhouses woods, in which to hold
its meetings but enjoys the OF comfortable halls
and lodge OF other societies. paying for the same
1t is true the members sit with closed DOORS but this il
deemed expedent and wise for the present. 1t will
eventually hold open meetings for discussion and lee
lures and invite the general attendance of the public
similar 10 those Of the Odd Fellows the sons Of Tenn
perance. Bnt certain degree Of secrecy will always
perhaps be necessary for it's harmony and efficiency.
II is not the purpose OF the Know Something's to make
separate and independent nominations OF candidates
where representing their principles are presented
by outsders for support The grand and unda mental
aim OF the order Is to form league OF freedom, OF
men who VIII stand ey cherished principles IN ev,s az
by every new wind The order makes no war upon the
constitutional rights of the slave states, but it will re-
sist the aegresions of the slave power by every legal
means within its reach and insist combining II to its
present state limits, at all hazards
State Council is organized and In active operation,
issuing charters applicants who pouring in from
town and country In due time you shall hear more OF
the Know Something's.
JOHN c. BRycRKSRnGE RECOMMENDED A CANDIDATE FOR
GOVERNOR KESrrcSY.-At meeting of the democrats
OF Muhepberg county for the purpose Of appointing
delegates TO the State convention which Is to be held at
Frankfort the 18th of March the following resolution
was passed
''Resolved. That while We leave our delegates unn-
structed for whom they should vote refrain
from suggesting the favorable OF the
convention the Of Hon. John Breckenridge OF
Fayette proper candidate for governor and Thos.
T. McCreery. OF Daviess, as suitable candidate for
Lieutenant Governor; but whilst thus intimate
preference for them, would dsr the claims
Of other equally talented and Trustworthy gentle
men OF our party"
CONVENTION GfoRsI, A convention is to be held in
Atlanta Ca, the I'D OF February for the purpose OF
nominating candidate for Governor strictly tempe
rance principles.
ANOTHER PEorIR's CONVENTION. anti slavery, free
soil abolition disuDion meeting, under the title OF tue
Peoples Convention will BE- held In the Third Congress
siona district New Hampshire the Sth of February
10 nominate candidate for the United Staes House OF
Representatives. II will assemble at West Lebanon.
Know NoTHSGIsM RELIGIOUS 0RGASzAuoS.--A
Memphis Tennessee paper gives the following ricn
Of Know Nothing outrage and trial
An amusing trial came of yesterday morning. before
Judge Hill in which Mr.. Kline, Know Nothing,
the hero.
The facts OF the case, from what could learn,
simply that Mr. Rlne had been dvulgng the secrets OF
Know Nothipgsm, and had been overhaued and COW.
bided by man from Holly Springs during which
operation two Who while pretending to Kline,
were really holding him while his antagonist stand
ing behind him operating with the cowhde. The cir
cumstanes occurred several days ago, Main street
just opposite the Second Presbyterian Church
Kline Green and Armstrong In Court-wm. C. Carr
appeared for Kline and Waiter Coleman, for Green and
Al m