The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-11
Political Intelligence.
OPINIONS OF THs PARTISAN PAPERS.


OPINIONS OF The PARTISAN PAPERS.
Tho Washington Republic republican, thinks that the
repeal Of tho Missouri compromise act booess VIC
tory to the South, and does not believe that any iutei
gent Southern statesman espoused The measure with
view 70 The permanent advancement OF the power aud in
uenoe OF the South In the Union The nmstion is hore
that the Southern politicians advocated the repeal
of the Missouri compromise for the purpose Of keeping up
agitation the slavery question with view 10 ut
mate dissolution Of the Union.
CouKcnos on 1nR RxyxsUE.-rhe Richmond Wing
Know Nothing whg) pitches into the present mode Of COL
lecpg the Of the government account Of the
large sum Of money which ia annually paid for the per-
formAnoe OF the duty 1t says it costs two and half
millions year do the which the old United States
Bank used to do cothng and then the system
up u.o bugbear to brighton the people into opposition 10
the prescut administration.
HEALING UP THE BREAcu.-The Richmond Enquirer OF
the sh inst has long article explaining the position Of
Judge Douglas and the Of the democratic party 10
Ilioois. The Enquirer very anxious to heal up the
breach and says the organization which sustans Mr..
Douglas Illinois the regular organization Of the de-
mocracy-the Same which won the victory in 1856.
CAN THE MAJORITY Rulxs-rhe Charleston Mercury,
Southern ultra, takes decided stand against universal
suffrage and The idea that the majority competent to
rule goes philosophical disquston the sub
Lea New York be London, ~ 1t Is destined inevi-
taSy 10 be-iet New Eugan1 be France or Old Fog
land, must DO by the destiny OF nature ITSELF and
civilization security OF propersythe corner
Of ell civilization itssfS The accumulation OF property
rests On Ne security Take away this security and there
Les the hand OF the property holder be- by the ballot
box empowered at discretion 70 seize or connscate IT, aud
accumulation ceascspovery extends instead OF being
permanently relieved, and civilization itself dies away
smd the throes and convulsons Of continual and vast
ing rovoiutous.
Will ,ns OPPOSITION Unrx9-ssrsng doubt seems to ex-
ist In minds OF many or the leading politicians In the
ranks Of the opposition about the result Of atsemp.
unto tho factions and flag ends OF parties opposition 70
the democracy. Already The republicans and Know
Nothings quarreling their candidates 10 Mis-
souri,, and matters tending towardsan eruption.
PLArsoxn nm Nsw PAxrr DnAwAKz.-rhe new
peoples party In Delaware been denomiDAted Crit
ssades movement The following Is Its PLATFORM
Resolved mat the party this day formed shah be called
tho peoples party lis platform shall be a. foows:-
l. Devotion 70 the union Of the States.
Tho expenscs Of the general government should be
ensny borne ~ auss 90 ,oseHn upon
ton should be made FOR the purpose OF anordng just pro-
lection 70 American industry We are opposed to direct
taxation
Q. In the formation by The people of Territory OF
their political insstuuons the voice OF the bona f inha
should be admitted INTO the coufederscy unless Congress
B satisfied that her constitution expresses tue Will
Of her people In our Judgment the best evidence OF such
VII Is ratification BY he people voting on the entire In
ssrument
Dsclalmins all hostility 70 aliens ~ SUCH and esps-
csally account OF their religious faith, yet declare
that some proper Legislation should be enacted by Can
Grea 70 protect the Institutions OF the country from
foreign criminals and panpers.
not needed pay OIL public debt should be distributed
among ali tho States, old ~ well ~ new, on equitable
principles.
Formulation. Geo. s. Hawkins has been renomInssod
for Congress by the democrats OF Florida
IsDrASA-Hou Schuyler Coifax, republican, has beon
renomnasd for Congress the Tenth district Of indiana
TIE WINGS DxxD--n appears that at the
late Republican Convention al Montpelier, VI, the old
whig politicians got the advantage Of the abolition wing Of
the party and licked 'em all out.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IowA-rhc STATE Conven-
ton Of the democracy OF Iowa was held Iowa City on
The oath uit The following nominations we're made
Seretqyy Of !Sais-samuei Douglas, Benton.
Aadifor-rneo Paryn, Muscstne.
7rcdswr-sxmuei 8. Lorah, Cas-.
Attorney Oenerai-James NJ Eiwooa. Polk.
Commissscmer q Des ko'ns River Improvement -chss
Register Of Land oe~-Jamcs n. Reed, Lee.
RrSSISo HIS RscoRp.--Hon. Samuel r. woodson
says he intends run for 70 election 10 Congress In the
Firth district OF Missouri on the record he has made dur.
ing the present He staunch supporter OF the
administration, and will vindioaie and defend A.
JOINED wKDrocK-Ihe Chicago Tribune. radical aso-
iition, ana the Cnicago frs, biAck republican, have
joined hands, and hcncsorsh 70 be Published one
paper. cannot be called case OF amslssllou.
TIM CANVASS Mrsoun.-rhs two rival can dIiales for
Congress in the 81 Louis dnsric-J r. Barrett democrat
and r. p Blair Jr., rcpublcan-have taken the stump
and opened the Their FIRST speeches de-
vered The 3D. instant and the principal sabec, Of
gument appeared 70 be the question 70 which q The
candidates she greatest friend Colonel Benton
There also decided difference OF opinion between the
two the Niger question. Mr. Blair 10 cmAscipa-
ZIONIST and halls from the black republican camp, while
his opponent declares that hc niger not equal Of
the while man, and that he 10 nothing but bob tail ba
boon" Mr.. Blair as present represents she district.
BouGHr Ur-fhe Charleston Standard which In its day
wss strong advocate Of The opening Of the slave trade
gave up the ghost SOME weeks since and has been
transferred, beg and luggage, 70 the Mercury.
Hon. VIM. Montgomery having been nominated FOR re
election to Congress in the Twentieth district Of Pennsyi
vauia, says In letter 70 his oonsutuens,-
have Invariably in oil parts Of She district, said 10
The people that was mol "Leo0mpton" candidate nor
an Leoompton" candidate; but simply an old fash.
opcd democratic canddase subject 10 the customs and
usagee OF the party We had difference az opinion
amongst M on the Kansas question but that contro.
versy Is Terminated by bill which, Is all ,ha. We
could ask, yet compromise which We a. good cItz
shou faithfully carry out The course OF true wisdom
demands Of every democrat 10 exert his whole inf
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