The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-26
Political Intelligence.

cfa,Nf SKIM on REPUBLICAN, Hyroc1usY. .-Gcrrii Smith
in letter 10 Joshua Gidnss, Of Ohio, thus character
iscs rcpubcanism in this ssa,e;-whatcver the rciub
can party b. IN Ohio, IL ID coward and hypccre la
this state II s coward in the prcscnc. of both rum
and slavery. hypocre, for rs agents gong u
and down the state 20 persuade the friends q Temperance
,ha, Edwin n Morgan worthy Of their votes but that
he alone all the Senator's lodged tho vote tho proh
btory law s notorious Moreover had he been friendly
10 such law, the republican party would not have 80
dared 10 defy the interest 20 put him in nomna
iion. II Il hypocrhe for is aborng 20 cheat the col
orc people into the belief that the republican party will
give " ,hcm the right of suffrage. But the party that
refuses 10 protect ooorcd people their right 10 their
bodies VIII never gyc them the right Of suffrage
AsorusE fEs sraTr-Thc people Of Nebraska agi.
iaing the question Of forming state constitution and
seeking admission INTO tho Union Tho population Of the
Territory Is estimated at %, 600
wARSNc utsoua-Enormous frauds cou,em
patcd-Tho agents Of Douglas buying up votes This Is
The heading, in flaming Lines, which appears in the e.
Louis Deaocrai over the following paragraph
Tho desperate game which VIC have always Anticipated
would be played by Douglas Illinois Is preparing this
city Ills omissares are busiiy at work We have t,e
dreds ~ being hired publicly in streets r.
TO Illinois ostcnsbly 10 work on the railroads, but really
to vote ior Tie Douglas candidates Cor the Legislature
Cn,SeyD FRoN.-Thc Know Nothing paper in Horuelis
hoised the black republican flag
NIyiH CONGRESSIONAL nf-ufr C0SyENuoy-Kso~
NcriusG NonSaroS-hc American Convention Of
The Ninth Congressional district met al larry
town the 23d inst. 10 nominate candidate TO
run in opposition 10 John d. Hassn and q. KEN.
bic, who have been put forward respectively hy the
publican and democratic PARTIES. VI. VI Dickinson
chosen President, and r. NJ harrington and A Nandn
secretaries. The following Committee on Tcoutons were
appointed
H. Leo Nelson r. r. saunders George Bussine, Dr. A.
Naudn, Lewis Walsh, r. T. Hyatt, Truman Minor, ".
swords John y Cole H. NJ Farrington. Isaiah Mburn,
John Cosgrovc, VIM X Knapp, Jacob q. schroeder, W
Christie.
The following, among other resolutions, wcro re.
ported
Resolved That as no candidate for Congress has vet
been presented ta the American eccors " this district
for their support a, the coming election We take great
pleasure IN presenting the OF r. W. Andrews, OF
wcstchester county, a gentleman whose seady sfhc.
TO- and bold aud eloquent advocacy of Amercansm,
FOR many years past furnish satisfactory pledge that "
elected, he viii faithfully labor 70 secure the incorpora
ton ci our principles In the federal legislation of our gov
crnment.
Resolved That VIC will do our utmost % sustain tho
nomination Of Mr. Andrews and TO show by the vote We
will give him that at least enough true Americans arckn
In this Congressional district ito put on guard
These resolutions finally adopted, aud the nomns-
ton endorsed On being informed Of the wishes Of the
Convention Mr.. Andrews accepted the nomination tender
cd him, and heartily checrcd by the members OF thc
Convention, who then adjourned sine die