The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-13

kASmAs SrAE OrT1CxRs The news received from Ken
sas indicates pretty clearly the free State party
ried tho election on the 4th inst The following s
State officers chosen
Go,synor-George W. Smith
Lieut. Gournor-wm. Y. Roberts.
Seyaary Of State-P. c. Schuyler
2sedsurer-Andrew J. Mead.
Atditor-Jocl X. Goodn.
CO~0ress-Msrcus J. Parrot.
STATE CONVENTION IN CONNECTICUT The Re publca. state
Convention Of Connecticut, properly speaking ts
of all the odds and ends of parties opposed
to the national administration will meet TO morrow u
Hartford to nominate candidates for State officer
MESSAGE TIKI GOVERNOR or MARYLAND The Telegraph
in in stating that the House Of Representatives
refused to receive the annual message Of the Governor
The action of the House only laid the table for the
time, without reading. ...
KANSAS QUESTION IN THE ONO LEGrsrArrRx-The follow
ing despatch received in Washington Saturday
CoLUABUs, Jan. 8, 1865
The democratic Of the members Of the Ohio L.
gsature has unanimously agreed upon resolutions of m
sucton to the Senator's from this State to vote against s
This intelligence would indicate that the instructions a
which it speaks will pass in the Legislature by vote
nearly if not quite, unanmous1
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN INDIASA.-The following ere
the candidates for State officers nominated by the Des-
cratic State Convention of Indiana recently held in India
napos:-
2redsurer-Aquila Jones.
Audior-Jobn W. Dodd nn
Attorney Genevdl-J. +. Mcdonnell
Superintendent Of Public fnaruction-S. ]. Rugg.
Judges Of Supreme Courts. E. Perkins, j. L. Hanna
and David Worden.
All except Rugg Hanna and Norden present ncSm-
bents.
The Convention passed resolutions endorsing the CSnc
matt platform, sustaining the administration and alse 10
following
Resolved That we are stn in favor of the great doc
rDe Of the Kansas Nebraska act and that by practical
Or
tory with the right OF ratying rejecting
the ballot box any constitution that may be framed fer
their government and therefore, Territory should BE-
admitted into the Union State without fair expression
of the will Of the people being first had upon the cons
tuition accompanying the application for admission.
INAUGURAL THE GovERNoRo OF TExAs.-Governor Hardin
Runnels delivered his inaugural address to the Legsa
ture of Texas the 2lst ut He denounces Walker
the proxmate Of the loss OF Kansas is lost We
extract the following
Year by year the South becoming weaker the Nsrsh
growing stronger That equilibrium has been destroyed
which afforded the only sure and permanent guarantee Al
protection against abolition innovation II the arg men<
has not been exhausted it has become powerless and
potent from the lips Of southern For the future u
the North be left the management ami control d
question which involves union or dissolution peace Or
In view of these facts il behooves earnestly and
calmly to look forward 10 the impending danger for the
Pre- may be solved Of the of consta
tiona restrictions and paper guarantees 10 interpOa
sufficient barriers TO the lust of aggressive DOM
LIANT sectional majority Should this proposition be de
cded in the negative 90 not hesitate to believe that the
determination of Texas will be taken to the guar
danshc OF her destnies and bid adeu 10 connec-
of equal and independent State For while disruptson
be great calamity is not lin the language OF Mr.
Jeerson) the greatest that could befa thre remains
one yet greaer-submssion toa government o. unlimited