The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22
Political intelligence.

Political Intelligence.
WHO Will TAKE THE OFFICE OF GOVERNOR or UrAHi-A rev
years SINCE when Brigham Young anticipated his reovi
from soce, he addressed the people Of the Territory N
follows
am and will be the Governor Of this Territory and nh
power can hinder H. until the Lord Almighty saws UBr,e
ham, you need not be Governor any onger' and then
am willing TO yield to another. Every that comes
impose upon the people, matter by whom he is sent
who they that sent they lay the axe at the root
The tree to kill themselves; they had better be careful hoy
they come here, lest should bend my little finger.
BROOKS DISTRICT South CARoI1NA-Gen NJ L. Bon
ham and H. r. spann candidates for Congress- to AZ
the vacancy in the Fourth district of South Carolina coca
stoned by the death of Hon. Preston s. Brooks Mr.. r
Sullivan, Of Iaurens, also that he does nc
feel at liberty to decline being candidate"
The CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR PENNSYLVANIA SruM1
ING TIE STATE.-IIon. David Wimo union candidate TO-
Governor Of Pennsy lvana has addressed note to Ger
Packer, the democratic candidate, requesting him to nam
a convenient place to commence of the State
houh Mr.. Packer Decline it is the intention of Judg
Wilmo commence the canvass alone time in May
CluvAIRY OF TIE FIRST FAMILIES THE OLD DoMxIoN.-I
he Third congressional district of Virginia. Mr. Hpscom
announces himself a candidate in address He say
he is progressive democrat" and PROMISES if eleceI
to 'cowhde the first Northern rascal who dares TO insu
his constituents by making offensive speech the sui
ect of slavery !" and that she would like to have the ple
sure of stripping the back of Burlngame." He PROMISE
to "reat the Northern bully than the amenel
Brooks did his colleague in the Senate, old Sumnerf
The RELIGION ct LOUIS EprToRs.-We find the TO
lowing in the st. Louis Herald in regard to the religion
the brethren of the in that city The Herald says
The editor of the Leader is Catholic; the editor Of th
Democrat Jew; the editor Of the Republican old fogys
the editor Of the Anseger innde and the editor Of M
Ne,rs Mohammedan.
FREE LABOR Observation-Disclosures OF THE NYS
MAYOR ST. Loss.-Hon. John NJ Winner, the newlk
elected emancpatonist Mayor Of St. LOUIS duly in
stalled into Office the 14th During his inaugural az
he took occasion make the following reference
the principles upon which he had been chosen
There is another aspect in which this event to T.
viewed far gratifying to me than considerations
personal elevation, because, in my opinion, transcend
in its importance to the public welfare tho elevation or
feat of any man, great small aude, Of course, to TIL
emphatic endorsement the great principles which hay
been honored by being chosen to represent t unives
sally admitted truth that labor the only creator wsa
and material prosperity. is equally true that skil&
and intelligent labor Of Wte men is productive th
the compelled labor of slaves. Civilized society owl:
everything labor, upon which it IS founded and uphels
and for this all should unite in guarding the righ
of labor and unfolding its dignity because in the sana
degree that its rights and dignity maintained the prO
perty o all Is enhanced IIere uOse, however,
welded TO the pride Of dominion that they prefer 70 sa
the interest Of free white labor degraded by an il
furious competition, which, whilst II minister's 70 tn
pride Of individuals initiates against the prosperity Of TN
State The resolutions recently introduced into the MDf
souri, Legislature intended to bind State and CHS
in all future time TO system Of labor unsued to
don, lowering by its competition the labor Of freemen =
race and tending drive from the emgratss
from Europe and the older States The people of s. Lout
have by their late action rebuked the authors Of those
solves They have calmly and fearlessly taken tho
stand They have decided in favor Of the many agairs
the few. This declaration, satisfied will never
reversed. There none now who openly assal IT, :
is believed that combination Of men can prg
vent it, becoming the policy Of people 1t Is best f.
the State that should be peopled by white men. VIII.
this shall have been accomplished-when the toia-
who create all wealth and uphold the very frar
work Of society shall thus assert the dignity and nobf
Of abor-then shall State assume the proud posiu
which belongs to her. the centre Of the continent,
focus Of TO- 900 miles Of river navigation and the posse
Of climate and soil not surpassed by any portion Of
country This, gentlemen, Is suspicious time in thu
fairs Of st. Louis, and TO Is entrusted the high and
rponshb duty Of directing its affairs that the vast
ress involved shall not suer, and that the prosperity
The city shall not be retarded by time serving and III
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