The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-22
roIit,cai IntelIigepce.


There Ia story saost which, whether true fcti-
tious good to be lost It thus:colonsI Ere
mont after writing his famous epstle to Robinson, the
bogus Governor of Kansas proceeded 70 join his redouo
able fathea in.law Old Bullion in Warrington city. After
the interchange Ct sautsons the very percepbIe cloud
which bao gathered the veteran poitcian
relieved itself in the following fash OF indignant inssro
sa ,a%GS =.
prints sthat you have been nominated for the FRESH
cency9"
To which the Colonel meekIy and blsndy responded
Some too psrAi friends, sir have taken that liberty
with my name no doubt your account. thinking that
my conneo'ion With you would render me acepaOe to
Eyes sir" thundered Old Bullion; ssno doubt OF it,
cir no doubt of L. But when these parties learn, sir
that am opposed TO the nomination, they will drop you
sir, like hot potato, sr-like hot pats-to, sir"
The spiritua,ists have been havisg gathering In
reference TO the Presidential election According the
Buffalo Republic convention assembled the nth
sphere composed of delsga all parts OF
the Union, without respect to former "party assoca
tions" After organization and discussion tho BODY
ceeded to ballot candidates for President and Vice
President AND on the first ballot the unanimous result
was IS follows
For President
Judge John ". Edmonds
For Vice President
Andrew Jackson Davis.
committee then appon ei 70 prepare address
10 the people Of the United States and sfts nine hearty
cheers fer the ticket the convention adjourned sire die
The South Carolina Sou.hron gives why Er.
Pierce cannot be renomnAted that there thousands
OF offices in the gilt of the President and millions Of
money to be disburssd by him. II he be reelected he
have been serving under him. merely to give place to
thousands of others who desire appointments and the
%S
vhs want the Offices and the money will be largely
presented in the convention, and win exert powerful
influence upon Its action.
The New Hampshire state Coupcil viii hold it's sc nj
annual meeting at Plymouth on the 9th OF May Ex Gov
ernor Colby, who seeded from the National Council at
Phiacelphia, is President Of the State Council Toe
action OF the delegates will Of the State
Council for consideration. If their coure should be
will be elected TO the seeding convention to be held at
New York May Is.
The Hartford Times says it xed fact that the Hon
John n Niles viii the niger worsh ppers candidate
New Haven Courier replies that Mr. Niles viii not be
didase but that Baldwin much likeer to
be presented by the nigger worshippers.
The vote of st. Louis for Mayor At the election
was for John Hov, Denton dem e974; NJ Brotherton,
*. NJ 4,4o4; majority for How 2,s7O The voss tor
Register. Controller Treasurer b., was about the
that for Mayor the democratic candcate
by from 800 TO 2,7co majority
Hon. Mr.. Boyce, leading member Of the South Caro-
the of that State not to send delegates 70 Gin
cinnat, but to hold State convention ard nominate
Gen. Pierce.
The orar 90 county IN " Cbrir Classics the newly
elected Board Of Supervisors of Orange county thus
Niger vorshipper, O. democrats 9; Know Nothings, q
whig, l.
The Know Nothing organ at the State capital Gays that
the niger worshipper Rochester paper holds the
rela ion 10 the Albany Journal that the catcher does
to the locomotive.
The Louisiana Know Nothing State Council adopted
resolution that all secrecy, obig ATOMS signs grips,
and passwords Of the Order be now abolished"
The Democratic State Convention which assembled a.
Raleigh the 10th inst, renonnated Gov. Bragg for
the Office Of Governor.
The Belfast Journal HOSTS the name Of James Buchs
the candidate for nomination at the Democrats
National Convention.
Prescott Hail. formerly United States Dstrie. Attor
nsy from this STATE viii be named for Emitted States Sc
nator before the General Assembly Of Rhode Island
The Hen. Henry d. Moore has bees nominated as the
FILLMORE candidate for Mayor Of Philadelphia