The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24
Political Intelligence.

Tiw RuRoap CASpiDArE.--In answer 20 n statement
that r Morgan the candidate OF the Central Rail
road, the Albany Erpress asks
How did leading man in the Central Railroad Com
pany know that Mr. Morgan would be nominated, and
proclaim that fact weeks before the meeting Of the Con
yentions How did leading men In the Central Railroad
know that there would be union Of the opposition and
give for this belief which could only have
direct from those whose movements frustrated the
pressed viii of the peopleY Why do the republicans
claim that prominent democrats In the Central Railroad
Company at work 10 secure Mr. Morgans elcctiony
Az ISnErESprSr CANDIDATE FOR CoSorgS.-Thc Hon.
Henry w. Taylor, OF canandsgua, announces himself
Candidate Cor Congress in the Twenty sixth district,
posed Of Ontario Yates and Seneca counties. In his nd
dress the electors he declares himself republican Of
the s,raises, sect In all that regards slavery
AScruKs srln-Thcre is a split Congress, IN tac
ranks OF the republicans cf the rteth district OF this
State One side dominates Augustus Frank OF wyoming
tho oshcr faction renomina,es Judson w. Sherman, OF
Alcgany. Mr.. sherman Is tho present incumbent
Giprases' Dsrmcr-lon. David Tod is the democratic
candidate for Congress in The Twentieth district Of Ohio
Foxss, HoAxxp.--Thc Nashville Union pronounccs the
report which recently appeared the Philadelphia Preu
Of large and enthusiastic meeting held in Washington
county, Tennessee, hoax
ELEVENTH CoSauxssoSn. DISTRICT PENNSYLVANIA
Hon. william l. Dcwar, tho present democratic repre-
sentative 81 Congress, has received the nomination In his
district for reelection Tho candidate Of ihc Know No.
things and black republicans : Hon. James H. Campbell
who represented the district the last Congress- aud Jo
scph Cake Is the nominee of the black democracy or
Forncy faction.
Nx,snxx Ircrzr ,rrRs--Thc Omaha Republican sums
up tho ros Of the election Tor the Territorial I
gisaiure in Nebraska, follows
C5unca. House
Democrats. ..........................5 IL
Opposition " all trpcs.................. Il
Tnv AssRrc,S Avn rms HxvslcAs STATS TtcxsT.-
The Young Mems National American Union Club Of New
York city held meeting recently, and adopted the FOL.
loving resolutinns:--
Resolved That this cb hai with unhounsed satisfaction The
STATE ticket aar ny trnfo Burrows Tor Goyer.
reFardnE as most csceen, AM strong n every
heerty supgot q every American. ticket which unis
pccs whr n h lead H. ihc eniarrt nrn AMI Enforcement
q lhse i'm, =. and valuable commercial arteries OF
Re.oye Ths The monster monopoly known ~ Central
H. a ,s,,rc - enrsis ,n,,sss ~ "a
ruled by. clique q capitalists q bitter hostility the pros
prneipod in heir designs, hey wealthy achieve
Resolved That therefore the duty of every
yis1sn who = oppcsed = monster u1oooposs" q every
encouraeeni ana napros o. &c canals ,he redaeon
xlh,, - ~ srtv sersnrea f Tho oec.ioo X NE
people ~ virs his suffrage 70 hs Amersn state noniina
tons which deserve ~ every respect 70 DC rewarded as We
Resaived That We pledge ourselves united sup
rort q ,he American STATE aonia IS and would eau upon !e
Americans the Empire ty and state % rally a. With the
Resolved That dishonorabIe ard pussni
as unnecessary and uninshabe 'he treanent
The ArerfcAn state Convention recently received from ue re
pubicans al 81 racuse.
Our Worcester (aass) correspondent, informs tina,
Governor lauks is now engaged In Intrigue that aims
at the formation o; national psrty which shall
place tickc, The field In 1880 with the names Of John
= Crt,cndcn and Nathaniel r. Banks Cor President and
Vice President on H. Such ticket never be made
under republican aaspces and therefore the
for sendng republican look amer feicralst national
republican, whig ard the rest of The orpcs desgaa
tons that have been lost earth can scarcely bc
found IN heaven.
correspondent representing section Of the American
party, the same whose communication we published on
tho sh gives the following bis views of the result of
the state election effected by the defeat Of tho
fusion effort syracusc may be fairly assumed that
the American Convention 81 syracuse has acted wisely
since they have preserved the nationality Of their party
and h more than probable that the result Of tho cleo
ton win prove them 10 be really stronger in numbers In
the s,so than the republicans Il s certain that the Anne
rcans have the "nside Of the track by their opposition
10 the Central Railroad clique, and " properly managed
they might even run the democracy pretty close r tho
triumph which will be decided IN tho state election. Hav
ing now fairly Opened the war win they fight out with
Weed Morgan Co in favor of tho canals, will they
compromise eventually aud then set badly beaten
Tie advises cssrs Umann, scroggs Co.. 70 think well
over nc matter before they cpen Cor the negotiations
tarough The State Central Committees or otherwise.