The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-19

abusing him, when the later Jumped Out OF ped grSs64
an axe and dealt bis adversary such powerful blow On
the head that bis life 10 despa,red or Callahan
veyed to the New York Hospital by the Seventh rrecs
poitce where upon examination by Dr. Cater Il was
all probability he would not be able to survive the injury
inflicted. does not appear bow the ARRAY orsnase9
grudgs which existed between tie parties '' -
Political intelligence.
TsH AUGUST ELECTIONS During the FIRST week Ia Angus
the annual elections viii take place In six OF the States -
follows
Aaba%a.. ........A August TexM:; ..Ausaa
Aissour ........... do. Tennessee. ........ do 9
Alabama u 10 choose State officers and seven members
OF Congress; Texas State ofhoers and two members Il
Congress- Tennessee, Governor and ten mombes; Kan
lucky, State Treasurer and ten members North CarcEns
eight members and Missouri Governor to H the vacancy
ooeasoned by the resignation Of Tfusen Polk who was
elected to the United States Senate member OF Con.
gess In the Third ds 1t In place Of James g. Green whs
elected 70 the vacant seat Of Missouri in the Uased
States Senate.
Gov. WmHroN's ADDRESS rm PsoP-x or ALBANIA
In the Southern Advocate (Huntsvel Of the I'd Inst, ~
find address from Governor Winston to the citizens q
the State tho subject Of the federal Henatorshp. The
Governor complains Of the course OF certain jorrnas II
charging upon him and his friends conspiracy 70 peeu.
Pate election at the ensuing session OF the Log stature
for United States Senator TO succeed the Hon. c. c. Cay
deaies the allegation and deaounoes h auther He ayu
that without any agency authority upon his part he
has been held up opponent OF Judge Gays He a.
tributes the conduct Of these journals to their opposition 70
his course the question Of Safe aid and concludes By
accepting the candidacy assigned him, and expressing In
willingness that the candidates for the Legislature through
on! the State shall be Intercepted to whom they win
support for that high station.
Tm Iowa CoEsrTUnoS.-The new consututon OF Ieva.
which the people 10 raefy or reject in August mart
permanently fxes the seat Of government at Des Monss
The State viii NOT be allowed to contract debt greaser
than two hundred and ny thousand dollars and NO city
or town can do the same thing greater than ave
per cent Of lie valuation. The Legislature can pass
general banking law, and also eStablsh State bank with
branches, but such Law laws must be approved by
popular vose State Board OF Education provided for,
and the three Judges Of the Supreme Court to be eject
cd bennAy for the term o. six years. There Ia Ques-
ton outside Of this which exctes much interest," and thai
is whether In the qualifications for ctisenshp the word
"white" shall remain. The democrats In the Conveoson
succeeded in making this separate ISSUE and prescrb
Ing that majority Of all the votes mus. be g,voa
ahrmatvoy In order 10 adoptiL
GEORGIA Know NorHsos.-The American Htate Cow
ton Of Georgia. which met Hedgevile on the 9Th .ns.
a1er nominating Benjamin q. Hill for Governor Adopted
and roaed the decAr son Of principles made and pro-
mugsted By the American Convention Of Georgia, Decsn-
Der, 1856. The convention also adopted the following
additional points - ra Of the national and State creed
That we have seen nothing which regard In
proved by the administrator, for the settlement Of g
kansas question In our Judgment, the principles main
cpIes sct forth In tho Kansas SebrSs S a. .Syoes,.a
by the national democracy, with the Cincinnati patorm,
and Mr. Buchnnans letter Of acceptance and Inaugural Cd.
dress Tho American party have AGAIN and again warned
the country against these dangerous and anti Southern co
nes, and having already taken our position upon then
decision and tho vindicaton Of the correctno. OF cor
cause and the patriotism Of our motives.
That the late decision OF the Supreme Court OF the United
States in the case OF bred Scott is but judicial endorse
men' By tie hisheAt ega tribunal In the land o. po-
upon the slavery question In the Territories We tSsse
fore adopt and incorporate that decision part Of cor
That oppose the construction OF The Pacific railroad
| by the general government.
That VIC oppose the system by which the governness
the Snies well q urou Congress and gro,y
| unjust 10 the old Safes
We favor the distribution Of the proceeds OF tbs alss
OF the public lands among all the States rather than thor
nqtors appropriation TO railway schemes for the benc
ola few.
DxsocRlro spr-There Is a split In the denoc~as
ranis in the Sixth Congressional district Of Georea-ous
eide running Judge James jackson for the Hocso Of asp.
rsseatstve. while the other las taken up James r.
| ssnons.
BACK RuusIfoAs Eproa KICKING Hlnsuy Our a.
TIE TRAcEJ Greer, Esq for several years editor e Tie
republican paper r Junlata county Penn vanis has re-
trod from the editorial chair The following is portion
| OF his vaedIc,ory;-
Tired Of begging Living, and with supreme co,ssps
with this number We close connection with this Paper
They weep they groea over the wrongs heapcd upon
unfortunate people Of KanSa Ia the OF free suffrage
roc thought and free press ,ugh tho a
border rufhensm, and yot whom tho truth Of their own
niqucs brought home TO their door, they become
% rofnny and oppressive az their prototypes from tho
border COUNTIES OF Missouri. We need not 90 70 Karsas
FOR rufan!sm, but fnd II in Etuo JuniaiA
Tie republican party under It's present constituted leaders
tho meGros party with which had anything 10
do without prudence discretion il rushes msd!y o
eremes suc readers Itself Obnoxious TO AZ liberal minded
people
Know NolaSG NATIONAL Etxcur-yp Cossrrru-rne
President OF the lss American Convention Of Lousvue
has announced the following National Executive Corms-
tee
Anthsny Kennedy, Nd. James W Barker MI
Jacob Broom, Pa. Jas Bishep, N J..
A. b, Ely, Mass Kenneth Raynor, N. q
VIM X smith, Ala y. X Zollikolsr, lem
J. Scott Harrison, Ohis. Henry W. Davis Nd
A. II. n Stewart, Va
The chairman Of this committee. viii be annoc Dced ~
tho choice Of the mombors o, the committee shag
have been sscertaned By tho Corresponding Secretary
R,rHvR UscHlRuABIB-Thc louisville Journal, 10 re-
ferrrg to tho proposed establishment OF new dcuccrs-
Tic paper In Philadelphia by John ". Forney, ssy.-
Already there evident symptoms OF nghi botvoeu
We bOro that RICE and Forncy will do up each oher. ;oss
thoroughly May they pull each others hair. Nay they
gougc each others eyes May they batter bite o. each
otfers May they choke each other al their wing
tongues hang out OF their mouths May they Kick escR
other with the moet sbarp tocd of boots shoe, and bro
gans.
Tvs EoURTB N sorrs CARoIlsA Tho sFIosbtc Com
pany," military corps In ~ Matthew Parish, g. O. 90.
LIBERATED The Fourth by parade, aer which they had an