The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-11


Cure, who was the incumbent, at the last October
election was reelected for the term of two
years from January, 1859 Shortly after the
election, and before the expiration Of his
Astterm, Mr. Mcclure resigned the Office, whereupon Gov
Willard appointed L. Durham Secretary Of State, ll
Tie unexpred term. The term for which Mr.. Durham
appointed has since expired and another general
ton recurring this fall it is held have been the plain
and positive duty the Governor have ordered cleo
Non fill that Office This he has neglected do and
hrge portion of people Of resolved to
for Secretary Of State without the sanction Of
the Governor There three candidates for the alleged
vacant ofce-Mr James NJ Hill appeals to the black
puslcans for support; Mr.. William NJ French a
vtive Of the opposite ranks, and Mr. Jesse Alexander
e democrat. In 1858 the State carried by the de
Hocrats the officer who is be chosen by
The following VOTE
Democratic vote. 107 400
Democratic majority Observation-Disclosures. 1851
In Iowa a Governor, Lieutenant Governor and three
Supreme Court Judges be elected on the general
xcket for which Offices the following nominations have
been made
Governor .........A 9: Dodge; $: J: KirKvood.
Lieut. Governor l. ". Rabbit n. J. Rusch.
Supreme Judge. IT S. Wilson. l. D. stockton
=. Charles Mason. /. P. Lowe.
I" &C C. Cole. Caleb Baldwin.
The democrats have made a great effort during the
campaign to the State from black republican rule
and their representations worth anything shall
be prepared to hear Of democratic victory to morrow
Last year the vote for Secretary Of State was as follows
Republican vote 49, s5
democratic vote... "a, 746
Republican majority 1887
Minnesota has been the great theatre for death struggles
between the two opposing forces. Leaders from the
Of red heir
services to enter the ground and assist in producing
victory for the side they had espoused The al
This anxiety in regard Minnesota aysln the fact that
two members of Congress be chosen this election
and the political sentiments of those Congressman
way the other, would be very important in the
United States House of Representatives. the event
Of the Presidential choice going before that body Mnue
sofa has been more thoroughly gone by stump
speakers during the present canvass than probably
will be again for many years to come; but what will be
the result will not attempt to predict State officers
also to be chosen and the following nominations
been made
Governor. Geo. /. Becker Alexander Ramsey.
Lieut.. Cow. Sylvanus b. Lowry. J. Donnelly
Sec. Of state.. Francis Baasen J. II. Baker.
Treasurer. Samuel B. Able Chas. Schaefier.
Atty Gen.. John B. Brsbn G. E. Cole.
For Congress the democrats have nominated james N
Cavanagh and Christopher Graham and the republicans
have put forward VIM, Aldrich and VIM Window
WORN Or on THE sruxr.-Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Of
indiana returned from his tour in Minnesota few days
ago. having made speeches every day except for
Sour weeks.
WILL DOUGLAS STUMP MDlANA?-The Indianapolis Atlas
says begins to be questioned whether not Judge
Douglas will visit Indiana after all the trouble the part
Of his friends in getting up array of the
81 invitation great many ofbis advisers begin TO think
he has written and spoken too much already, and will
here tor linn IN icon nd pfay borra
Whether he takes the advice not remains to be
nysEsszn IEGIsIATuRE.-The Legislature OF Tennessee
met and organized on the Sd INST
WAR on THE DEAD HEADs.-The republicans Of Henriet-
Monroe county at their town caucus adopted the fol-
lowing resolution
Resolved, That opposed the free pass system
Of railroad companies applied TO members Of our
Legislature officers holding Office directly or in
directly by the choice Of the people, believing TO be d.
Using It,
RKPUDATNG MoSGRE1 TicKn-Eine Of The Knov
Nothing journals Of this State have refused to support the
zuongrel ticket which was nominated by some of the
Know Nothing leaders at Utica.
ALABAMA sESAToR-Hon. F. s. Lyon is being talked up
IN Mobile candidate for the United States Senate n,
the place Of Hon. Benjamin Fitzpatrick whose term er
pres with the next Congress
An UPRoAR AMONG THR AMERICANA boml,sbell
thrown into Chancery, o. U. A. in this civ
Lawrence CHAPTER.
which appeared in the shape Of three or four reso.
buttons repudating in part the action Of the Know
Nothing State Convention at Utica. The debate which
sprang up these resolutions is repres .nted az
being decidedly racy and only regret that we are no,
able to present to the public. Some Of the Chancelos
who delegates to the Utica Convention were charged
with all sorts political rogueTies and rascaes With
endeSors not only 10 sell cut the rump and ag end of
Know Nothingism, but also to include in the the
Order Of United Americans, which has heretofore been
Che lever by which Know Nothingism has been worked
without the o. q. AS the socaed American party was
ouf shel, with not enough strength vitality in to
stand alone And that the real Americans are giving
evidence OF deserving the old rotten hulk, the Know
Nothins leaders despair of their balance of power
assumptions
UMos or TIE orrosnos.-rhe Richmond W1io IN
still clamoring for union the opposit8on in 1aso =,
tells the Northern black republicans To 10. sewara ua
and come down on the Virginia platform rr;on orro-
ston National Convention will meet in Ric,,,ona =,
December
DISTINGUISHED DEMOCRATS AMONG nn EA.x c,,,.
p,1Avs-A Knoxville paper, which is edited bv hoh
priest Of the opposition party Tennessee who aso i, ~
has been minister Of the Gospel and is Familiarity known
as old parson 2rownlow, says
Herod Antipas et, arch of Galee before whom Jesus
hep 10 silent and High Priest Plate who passed sentence
against Christ, were both democrats and they
Of distinction and g; Judas was a democratic
preacher and the sub treasu OF the church He took
cop OF the same dish with ne Saviourhunted him up
b the night to kiss him He wa an afectonate well