The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-02

stats OrycKRs TO CHOSEN FALI.-The annual
election In this State will take place this year on the ID
Of November whom the following State officers viii be
voted for
Governor. In the place OF John A. King
1ov.rnor the place OF Henry Selden.
glee appointed In place Of samuel wbalion deceased
An Inspector OF State Prisons, In place OF William A.
All whose terms Of ofce will expire OF the last day Of
December next
Representatives 10 Congress will also be elected th.
fall
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES Presidential ticket: com.
tunbnx In. all eager to be arst course The fol
lowing We received yestercsy:-
For President John j. Criifenden, of Kentucky 10,
Vice President, Robert Winthrop. of Massachusetts,
Fer President, John Mclean. OF Ohio. For Vice Prcs
der., Edward Everett, OF Mas.schusetts
For President John s,idei OF louisiana For Vice Pre-
sicsni, Horaiio Soy mour, Of New YORK.
Ton CoEwIs Hon. Thomas Cor win has taken the ssump
In Ohio, In faycr Of the black republican candidate.
rE LAST WIG PARTY In one Of the Counties o.
North Carona they stu have WING ticket for the Legs
1ture Therc arc few old foses 10 Vermont who con
tnue to 30 10 the polls under the name Of whx Unt
this ear they have regularly held State Convention
FIRsr STATE CosyKNnoS-The Gerrit smith state Con-
venton VII be held q! Syracuse on Wednesday OF This
week.
1spnSA-rho Democrats OF the Nineteenth district Of In
diana recently held convention at Plymouth 70 nominate
CANDIDATE for Congress to oppose Mr. ColiAx. John c.
Walker, the present editor Of the Laporte lima
iec'cd.
ENGLISH Pc NoMssrD-Hon. VIM. 4 Eogikh has been
nominated by the democrats for election Congress In
the Second district of Indiana.
NoKrH cARouSA-For the vacancy IN Clipgman's dis
tric be Eehth) be flied a, the election on the stu
OF August, the admin ssonIsts have nominated w. w.
Avery, and the Americans e. b. Vance
FioKrDA.-Dr John westoo,t late Surveyor General Of
Florida and brother CT Ubicd sstos Senator James n
wesico nom that STATE has sued bs address cir.
culAr 10 the people, and on, independent demo.
cratic candidate for Corgrcss IN oppos,c Jsdgs Hsw
krs the present representative and the regular nomreo
Of the Democratic State Convention for rselecaon.
MASSACHUSETTS Know NorHrsos. Tho GrGner Raox
NolhDgs Of Massachusetts, have begun regard
TO Tie next election. meeting Of the Ward and County
Committee will be held IN Boston on Tuesday evening
next, and the state Committee 10 have nesting
to fix the time for the State Convention This section OF
the American party claims 10 possess votes enough TO
elect one more AmeriCso members Of Congress-
Tm CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS oF sAssAucsKr1s.--rhe
Bos,1n CowSsr eayss-
There s . good deal OF excitement among the re-
iricts. Mr. John B. Alley Of Lynn, ani NJ C. ".
Uphsm, OF Salem, asxous 10 obtain the seat
seat Of Mr. Imctoy Davis but that gentleman scsndi-
cate, M Charles Francs Adams, of Carney, and De.
Hrcncock, Of Newton, want Mr.. Damrciis plsoc Mr..
tbAies Phelps, who, whIs Speaker Of the nassachu
seiis Hcose OF Representatives, charged the STATE
neously for tocorng members OF The legislature,
erdeavofug TO be made the OF Mr.. C9pins;
Mr.. c. ID tiiot, Of New Bedford thinks be entitled
to Mr. Hslis ostrict; Mr. Burlingame has tro strong
republican competitors IN his district; Mr. l. Ktspp,
Of Lowell, opposed by simoet every leading rspuo-
lcan IN his district and Dr. Ctanee will nni i dilcut
10 get another nomination from bis party Msssrs.
Gcocn. Dawes, rhayer and Buflinton may be ren0mi.
mated IN their respective dsulop; hut il viii 90 hard
with the other meuocrs OF toe present delegation.