The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-26
Political GOssap,

Some doubts having arisen In regard 70 the day the
National Know Nothing Council viii meet in New York,
Tie bAry tatsmax lays It viii assemble the Sd Of
June next This is the Fillmore branch Ct the Kaow
Nothing party, and should not be oontounded with
National Know Nothing anti Fillmore Convention which
ia to assemble in this city ON the l2:h OF june
Hon. John Weotwor,h, Of the Chicago Democrat says
the Black Republican Phlsdelpbis National Convsu-
tcn viii be much enscra'ic a. republican, and a.
much whig and free soil either. All parties opposed
70 the extension Of slavery will here meet equa-
lily. each Keeping his distinctive and prInci
pies, but all uniting against . common enemy.
The Norfolk argus says that Virginia will cast upon
the first ballot . united vote for James Buchanan. A
majority Of the delegation In favor Of Buchanan and
the STATE Convention directed their delegates TO voe
they have heretofore done, as . unit
The Monroe doctrine kindred theme is sure TO
produce patriotic efusior from party organs the
OF every Presidential election. TIE New Orleans Delta
rays such prsusory gusts preceded the election of
Pierce and lasted just long enough to send up that
NOUS balloon, his inaugural MESSAGE which
collapsed, fell, and rotted.
According to the Baton Rouge Advocate, there is
such thing resurrection for Know Nothnglsm in the
northwest under vi atever guse II may appear L,usi
ana 1t says is also lost to the Know Nothings and the
seal Of eternity is upon the loss.
TIE Hartford COrop gives currency to the rumor that
Senator Isaac Toucey, of Connecticut has been offered
the command Of the Kansas militia in the event o. his
defeat for collection by the Connecticut Legislature
E Senator F. Simmons IL talked Of being likely to
be again elected to the nate from Rhode Island The
coming session Of the Rhode Island Legislature 10 the
10 elect Senator in place OF Hon. Mr.. James, whose
term expires with the present session OF Congress-
correspondent Of the the New Haven Palladium, In
Eastern Psnnsylvsnia, proposes Csssus N. Clay
candidate for the Presidency and the opinion
that he could carry that State Toe candidates for the
Presidency are increasing among the black republicans
Gen. Quitman at Louisville on the 22d instant,
Convention.
The Putnam county Courier hsrd SHE'LL is in favor of
James Buchanan for the Presidency, with good word
for the Hon. Daniel 9. Dickinson in the former
fails to receive the required of votes the Con-
venton.
D. E. Perrymsn has been nominated for Congress by
the Know Nothings in the Seventh district OF Mig
souri,
The municipal election in Norfolk Va on the 22d inst
resulted in the trium OF democratic nominees over
the Know Nothings by maioritics ranging from one to
two hur dred.
The journals in the South and West are unusually
severe the President tor vetoDg the bills for deepening
the channel the st. Clair Flats and Tor removing
distractions at the mouth Of the Mississippi river.
The fairfield Is. c. Herald has reliable information
that the whole delegation from Tennessee to Cincinnati
win go for Douglass, first and last.
The Springfield (Mass.) Argus says Martin Van Buren,
recently in conversation with Of the editors Of til Il
paper, freely expressed his Of faith in and oppo
sit;on to the black republicans.