The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

SUSTAINING AN ABOLITION NEwspApERS KHyrucxY--Near-
y every year the editor of abolition paper printed in
Newport, KY, makes appeal to the Northern abol
tOnss for material aid to enable him to carry his enter
prise through prominent feature in these appeals and
which is intended 70 have overpowernk iDhaence,
Ia fact that the editor has the holiness to establish
and carry on in slaveholdiog community newspaper
advocating abolition doctrines We fail To see the force
of this argument when we consider Newport lays
proximity Cincinnati, much the as Jersey City does
10 New York. that the inhabitants are in great msa
sure made up from the portion Of Cincinnati,
who are by no means prosavery 1reeaters with
sentiments at all similar to those who composed the
ovejoy years ago. In reference 10 the
appeal of the Ne wport editor the Lafayette Ind Journal,
a black republican paper, says =
Mr. W. S. Bailey, Of the Newport (Ky) Free South
abolition wspaper is in New York begging subscriptions
for the support OF hrs pager. From personal know
ledge Of Ar Bailey and his enterprise we DO not think
them entitled such assistance as is demanded for them
He erjOy tie most envAbe reputation among his
peipbhOrs and his paper Is rad al n1del and abolition
concern utterly destitute of influence, aud enjoys merely
nem,naI REGULATION in Kentucky. We have deep in
teysst az any Northern man have the Ancpson
tha, pobe Old State from an incubus which has for so
many years sthed her deveDpement and prosperity but
grsvey doubt il 30 desiI able movement Cal be ad
by such Mr. Bailey or such pagers ne the
Free Snth Cassus NJ Clay, by his Incorporate ZEAL Set
the emancipation in Kentucky back half Century;
but TO give cement such characteress fanatics
as Bailey will have tendency 10 RUN II forever.
THE CANVASS vIRGNIA-Just before the adjournment
OF Congress Mr. Letcne the democratic candidate for
Governor in Virginia. made number Of appointments 10
address the people, and then Mr. Goggn the
didate of the opposition, to accompany him. Mr.. G.
readily assented and thus far has suck 10 him pretty
Close These appointments will end in view of when
MIR. Goggin has made out new programme, and now, in
turn, invites Mr.. Le,cher 70 accompany him. What will
honest John do2
Mr.. GUTHRIE The Presidential movement for Mr.
Guthrie has been principally stimulated by Mr.. Peter G.
Washington formerly his Assistant Secretary Of the Trea
sury.
A DEMOCRATIC SCHEME IN GEoRGIA.-The Atlanta (la.)
Southern Cofederocy says that Howell Cobb John Henry
Luppkin Joseph 3. Brown have entered into bar
gain and sale Of the people of Georgia. for the Of
uIheriDg their individual plans Howell Cobb is the
present Secretary OF the Treasury, Mr. Brown the
Governor Of Georgia, and Mr. Lumpkn the most formda
ble contestant Mr.. Brown had for the nomination. The
object Of Brown the Contdsracy says to tho
influence Of Lumpkn and his friends 10 favor Of his
nomination. To this end Brown proposes to Cobb that II
he Cobb, will fx" Lnmpkn, Brown will ali his in
auence to secure Cobbs nomination by the Charleston
Convention TO which Cobb agrees aud way goes
work on Lnmpkn to reconcile him /, Browns nom
oaop by Of suggested considerations,
Of which the election Of Lumokn TO the United Sates
senate by oustiDg Judge Iverson and failing in that first
class mission. rne Csderacy says it has respectable
substantiae its charges and will do
the parties implicated shall deny the charges and
call for the proof.
Old LINE Wings IN LoUnIAyA.-A call has been issued
convention Of whigs, to be held at New Orleans
the second Wednesday Of June The dssensons Of the
democratic party, it's divided opinions all the leading
public questions OF the day. and the necessity Of combn
ing the conservative Of the country against it,
given as the reasons for issuing this CALL
sArED.-The Hon. Geo. W. Jones, democrat, from the
sixth district Of Tennessee, who has served eighteen
years Congress, has declined becoming Candidate for
election
KrSTucKY-Hou. J. H. Jewe,t, democrat, Of Kentucky,
has himself candidate for election Con-
,ress in the Fifth district