The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-20
POlitscal InteIligonce.


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POlftacal Intclligonce.
zm QUARANTINE 0rrmos Como uro CoxoRzs James
W WALL tho democratic candidate for Congress in tho
Second district Of Now Jersey, his letter accepting the
nomination, says
More especially do approve OF those resolutions refer
ring to the necessity OF appropriations for the protection
of life and property Atlantic seab0ard and the
vcntion OF any infringement upon the rights Of this
In the cesson Of any portion OF Sandy Hook by tho general
government 10 the State Of New York for the purpose of
erecting pest houses upon shores have
tho last two aided the efforts OF the citizens Of Mon
attempts a our Powerful neehbor 70 influence our esa
ton upon this subject and two years had the pleasure
OF drafting the stringent act now statute book
for protecting the counties Of Monmouth and Mddesex
from infection and the spread Of contagious diseases My
devotion to the interests Of New Jersey and jealous
gard for her rights would consran TO contend
energetcay against all such encroachments upon
her SOIL threatening the public health OF operating to the
serious detrmen; OF the vested rights Of her citizens
Tm FRKE WILL BAPnsTs SIAvKRY.-The Free Will or
Armenian Baptsts which denomination overays hard
shells Of the creed have holding their annual
conference in Boston, and among the resolutions which
they have adopted denouncing slavery in
chrstiankc terms The Providence Journal the organ
OF the black republicans Of Rhode Island says Of them
While we think that slavery is very bad thing, it will
no 40 y SAY Una, every man wnG aers from Us :
have charity There other evils besides slavery
Let them DO all they can IN the proper place and at the
this will not require many resolutions discussions In
the churches-but let them remember that only those
who without sin permitted TO throw the first
We think II would DO much better pray for the slaves
and their masters than 10 resolve ut them.
DooxED CAxpTDAn.-The fact has passed into pro-
verb and past experience has proved pretty generally
correct that all candidates for important offices who
proverbal for writing letters doomed to defeat
We have already the second letter from Mr. T. D. Morgan
the republican candidate for Governor Of this State both
a nomination Tho folloxving
last epc written TO the Chairman OF the New York dele
CATION In the nominating convention -
:. NEW YoRx, Sept Is, 1858.
In view Of the result Of the late Republican State
vcntion beg TO oer 20 you and through to all the
delegates from this city, acknowledgements
for the undivided support given me from first to last In
and out Of the Convention shall remember among
the most pleasant recolectons Of personal and political
action. But deem the vote Of delegates upon that
occasion q more importance as manfestng their warm
and decided interest In the public works Of the State
The completion Of the Eric canal, vastly inn
portant as believe Il TO be 10 this city and
State IN all probability will be hastened II not secured
from the unanmy Of thirty -four delegates from this city,
not upon my nomination alone but upon that OF every
candidate upoa our ticket The two gentlemen who will
become nertors Of tho Canal Board Mr Campbell and
Judge Garaner are earnest advocates Of the measure
and they acting the friends the Board and
constituting majority, will completion sure and
speedy Then, and nan ony VIII the city and the State
long enjoyed rich iorctasic. for such contamination
1 have laborcd and hoped fof many years When the
Erie canal shall have ben and steam success
fully applied its navigation, tolls wi be reduce. and
Transportation cheapened that the produce OF the West
now finding way 10 other markets ii large quantities
will be landed and distributed at Cur wharvcs Then our
mechanics, napvlacTgrcrs, sboTcrs and househoders
wlprocure tho necesares OF life at reduced cost and
ships now unemployed al our docks VIII again spread
their for the purpose supplying other countries
with the surplus products Of own. Thsso OF
the follow the completion Of the Erie canal and
am Ratined that New York stvoted solid In the Con
venton for candidates, all OF whom warmly for H.
Not often have the city representatives harmonizcd with
other portions tho conveniions hence
Inn CxtC~ 4 mi
Fratsrna feeling and concurrent action between New
York and oshes portions Of The saie - Tho dictate OF
patriotism What for the interest Of 10 generally
Tor the interest o. AL portions Of the commonwealth.
Nay Tho unanimiiy auscousy exhibited n Syracuse
may the eeaa interests Of all portions Of the STATE which
are alike Of all receive thc undivided sup
port Of the representatives Of the people .,o,o.,
soon CLUES IN MAssAcHuxrr.-The Boston Pod gravcy
asserts that movement foot Cor the organization Of
political clubs In various locations for bringing forward
General winfield scott candidate for The Presidency
in lseo stated tia, ample funds are provided, and
that Il Is the intention him tho peoples cand
date.
os Fu-ios.-The Boston Courier Is rejoccd at the un
successful aiiemps of the republicans aud Know Nohngs
in this state 10 form coalition Speaking of the subject
1t says
Coalitions are always more or less Offensive 10 good
taste sound Judgment, and honest purposes coalition
based uron private and purely selfish aims IS a stain
upon tho Pucc character and ~ success Is an almost
facted than Massachusetts, BY such upprinciped coa.
.tions
ElxSNru SENATORIAL Dusrxcr.-The republicans have
nominated Henry wctmorc, Of Fishk candidate for
the State Senate In the Eleventh district.
Burrp AND Dxsrm ~ IrrSoSs-The Chicago Democrat
Gays that the beginning Of the present campaign
Illinois, about eve weeks seventeen national democratic
papers have been established, and Douglas orgaus
have given up the ghost
TIVE ST. LOUIE Co~rnsrxD ELECTION cAsx--u ST. Louis,
the 18th ns Judge Lakeland, sitting United States
Commissioner rendered decision in favor Of the appca
ton of Hon. " r. Blair, Jr for order compelling the
Clerk of the County Court furnish certified copies Of the
ballots cas-, al the last August election al which j. Bar
ret was returned representative Congress by
1851 votes against $3.50 Tor Blair and ees Cor Mr. Brock
inridgc.
Tgs Inrrx GAsr SON AT sale Of slaves at auction
An Rchmond on the 18th instant little negro boy aged
abou. thirteen years and uxursing the great name of
.s.senaior Douglas" was sold for $3.50. The Enquirer
aeys this stock is evidently going up in Virginia;
also in Illinois.
Doors STARE rurxRAScK CoSvKNnos--By the following
card win bo sccn that the call for state Tempe
rance Political Convention At Utica unauthorized, as
far as majority of the state Committee Is concerned
whereas q call, on recommendation q the New York
state Ismpersnce Society o STATE % roca
issued, signed BY sir only of the Committee u sixteen
this 70 certify that the said call, signed only BY minority
"a wholly unauthorized, and that such convention WI
be held. JOHN MARSH, Chairman OF Committee.
THE sEvSs wr~ Max NNErEEyH CEyruRr-
Messrs Reeder, Dawson, shannon Geary Walker stanton
and Denver, the seven Governors Of Kansas.
TorsB CONGRESSIONAL f,rsrsncs op VIRGINIA 1T ap
pears that the fun VIM o. aoode ! to have opposition
tho ncxt election sarauei ,sordon Eaa, of rcwatan
Cnuutv " rornate n meeting % the ci,,,cts OF
ina county, IT, on n. suitable person - repre-
sent tn district NJ Gordon aiyocates Udieirtbutonr
Gwxs 70 BrAcx REft roe Democratic Con.
Rressicnal Couycri q i Twenty socoaa district POM.
sylvanis met ald lassc RESOLUTION dccarin ma Il Wa
inexpedcnt 70 naio eand ta,c ior Congrcss IN o.
ether body find il sSleen 70 a. otherwise Nf Robert