The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13

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The denosraiio party OF California Is divided beyond
redemption LeoompteH, English Douglas and Hroderiok
were tie men and that succeeded splitting
into tvo pAr In this crippled condition goes into the
spproschpc contest for Slate officers Al the data OF the
departure OF last mail for the East the Demo
STATE Convention assembled in sasra me delegates
elect numbered about three hundred, OF whom about
all his feelings Of opposition 10 the Lecompton consa
tuition and the policy OF Mr.. Buchanans aomiHistra.
Declined to enter the regular oonvention, and
proceeded TO organize separately. The consequence
u We Rave Two tickets claiming 70 be democratic and two
piniforms No attempt made 70 harmon 20, nor 10
at al probable any had been made would have been
successful
me boiling or anti Iecomp,on delegates nominated John
Curry Judge Of ihe Supreme Court, ]. c. kcKbben
and w. L. Dudley for Congress, J. N. DAwier for Comp
trcler and Il. w Jennings for Clerk Of the Supreme
Baldwin for Judge OF the Suprer ne Court, and A. Ne
lopy for Comptroller There were no other nominations
made The Legislature having postponed the election OF
members OF Congress until 1859 the regular convention
declined TO any candidates those offices. The Re
publican Convention, which was In session at the
same time, endorsed the nomination OF McKibocn
Curry. junction OF forces In this way taken
the issue st the next election to approve
denim the general policy OF the administration 10 very
Distinctly made, and so understood by every one the
assaults made by few newspapers here on Mr..
Broderok have made him mary friends. The lowest kind
Of traoucton INDUCED In until people, dmgusted
with the unfair and undignined means taken by
ioas and short sighted supporters The .cn TO
iDiure Frederick show their dieapproval euch
Duct have become his warm aahsrenss. Isis difficult to
predict the result OF the election. The Fraser
element carried of Is 900 democratic votes, ii least,
while the opposition lost more than 1000 The repub
bean up 10 20 0c0, and this augmented by
any detection by Brodercks friends the contest
will be coee
The resolutions adopted by the regular Democratic C,n
veDton were Of moderate and conciliatory cne They
endorsed the administration of Mr. Buchanan, but did not
say word about his Kansas polcy Toe Convention, in
selves maintain with unaterng faith their attachment
10 wise, just and liberal principles announced in the
Cincinnati platform, and amorg Others, they m ,st cor
daily approve, and win most faithfully sustain, the doc
rine popular sovereignty ard Tvs inseparsble guaran
teeDon Intervention Of federal government with the
domesiic institutions Of q State or Territory.
The second resolution declares that the Convention
cepss the English compromise bill Is hna settlement OF
the Kansas question and that attempt TO revive ag
taon the subject s In violation OF the spirit and nten
ton OF the Kansas Nebraska act and dangerous 10 the
The third resolution reads as follows
That we undiminb confidence in the wisdom pat
ana Of G ss Of S s united
support Of the pscpe 2, o.sn. ~ a the honor
The remAring resolutions in favor OF Pacific Rail
road ard against the right OF search.
The Anti Lecomptou Convention whi;h rsfec'ei the
The administration is condempec, Lecom pton denounced
and the Eagsh bill declared detestsble The action OF
members OF Congress who sustained the .sCrittenden
Mont A A ui IN
called upon 10 redeem s pledge and devote s energies
to the construction Of Paeids Railroad The third and
seventh resolutions read as folio VIZ
That whe We schere g tee .ndsmenl democrsic prn-
s et' and prncps coa.nsa IN
solution known ~ The popular sovereignty resolution" de
ihss The people o. Tersry Invested with the
t ss "a @ S G e ne III
Temps by the sdmrsrsio and Congress to and
not hs rsssS bs tsem are s1sysrre Of the prnspes Of
pure dmcerssJ and destructive Of the equality Of hs States
that rigs q the people Of States regulate
q he gsOEis and hs sens.so insTs
whether By meusces o. from once by forced eyes
or By he Distribution Of promises ana moneys At the polls and
sse and edIa sabysr,ye O pepgls liberty and esisu
power At he federal capital
The resolutions adopted by the Republican Convention
differ very little from those that passed the Anti Iocomp
Democratic Convention. few OF them alike not
alone the views expressed, but also In words The
pubcans Of course denounce the Administration; they
trine Of populr sovereignty, when Interpreted
thai the people Of Territory In orming STATE govern
. - vo,s d, sB prooas.a
ton that this eacred principle dear 70 rcemeu and for
mdabe only 70 despousm, has been most ruthessy vo
lated by the present democratic administration 10 it's
course upon the Kansas question. The Republican Con
venton also paced resolution complimentary TO kcssrs
Broderick and hclbben for their IN Congress. Mr.
McKibben stated before, ID both the publican and
ant democratic tickets FOR re election 10 Con
gress Mr. y p Tracy is the other candidate for Con-
nr8a Ina hlra az
The division 10 the democratic ranks has broken up the
orsanizsii,n 10 ibis county Two evenings since the
tons oond mining The Kansas policy Of the
Of The kind passed The Anti Leoompton state Con-
sr,ssSiy . he pSmuS.r.ten, .ssr the meeting "a
iourped, Organized themselves into couvoutos We are
,here'ors have t~o tickets and q course The rspubl
and Sacramento during the sessions Of the STATE
convention. ne general election takes place the LIST
o. se1tsneer The rsx mall win convey the result 70 the
Az the issi session Of the Legislature board Of era
standing indsSsdness Of the cy ana county Of san Fran
existed prior 10 July, 1850 Their report he's
juss been made public. nappesrs claims 70 the amount
lowed. me total rejected 81, $50. on the
ground that The city received no confederation for NE
snirsr, have exposed tbe VAR ,us sacss used year.
ago 10 ceplee ne treasury The Herald, Of this city, In
anayzus the report says The repor, shows Tia. CON
complete the works undertaken BY them, scrip iszued
for copying and maps Of no earthly use-the sb
ssrsccon Of funds for reads and bridges
which hsd anything but imaginary exs,enoe-
the errsvsgsScs which characterized every branch OF
the city and county governments, originally established
for the beneni Of aspiring politicians and upon top q
all this the forgery OF warrants 70 the amount o s400
N N RratfyinE n know, the Hrold remNkss-
However. for the most pan, the local government wss
pfundered Of that hss rejected
by The Board o. Franner true that IN insssaces
hird have The sufferers but thsy purchased
win their eyes open and hey must nov be.r tie
quercea Had for he Of The Uonroids
ton ISs the 81 san Frsncroo would have been
bopeesay bankrupt " dAy Hslf 81 The real aud
property citizens would hardly have been rseut
FOR TIE Liquidation Of ~ corporate liabilities The Con
pocNacn Aci established umentn place Of the two
which formerly existed aud consequently effected vast
SAVING Ia expenditures II eonferred powers upon the
officers ia provisions into effect beyond
tboee specifically forth AMI warned by tee experience Of
the pssi left margin ford screseuary acorhs assump
tou of which In former times exered with such
for the depletion the In
orrnuic nothiug-a mSe % paper whi~h hy