The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11

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BLACK REusrIcAsEn DsAo.-fne three principal papers
N Richmond, which are now enjoying very pretty tn
aeuar 6shs, united upon ooe particular sentiment
and that s tia. tho black republican party dsorganlzed
aid dsprted for want OF some pretsxt excuse for
ing howl against slavery In 1862 II only remains
now for republicanism 70 be decensy buried.
RArnH FocGY.-Ths old Linz whss Southern rights
democrats, Know Nothings and anti administration demo
cras Of the Fourth disrct OF Georgia, have nominated
VIM f. Wright for Congress- in opposition to Hon Locus
j. Gartrcl platform which 'sadmita Of but one inter-
probation, and that b, unaterable determination 70
ignore and repudiate ell and all party organizations
OF Whatsoever and Of Whatever faith or professed
ceees Tia. are not for strict and unnchiDg admnisra
ton OF the government upon the true intent and meaning
Of tho con'huton and the reserved rights and interests
Of The South" Where u there candidate, North or
South who Is NOT running upon the same declaration OF
principles
sam Houston. Notwithstanding tho ASSURANCE General
Houston gave at the close Of bis term in tho United States
Senate that be should enter the ned OF politics.
he s now deep In political Affairs He can
ddste for Governor OF Texas, with pretty certain chance
of being elected and he will also be candidate before
the Legislature for another term in the Senate TO com
merce 1853 just before the expiration Of his executive
term and appearances at present. indicate that in this
commenced his career . politician many years ago.
When he political game getting up he must take
hand.
TIRED or TIE FUS.-Hon Erasmus D. Beach, who was
for four successive years the democratic candidate for
Governor Of Massachusetts, has got tired Of the fun OF
being beaten and in letter published In the Boston
papers, declines the honor Of another nomination.
FROM vIcE PRESIDENT TO PREsDKST.--Martin Van Buren,
Is the only who was ever elected President after
having held the sce Of Vice President since the cons
tuition prescribed the present mode Of choosing the latter
officer. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson both became
Vice Presidents by receiving the next highest number Of
votes the successful candidate for President and John
Tyler and kla,d Fillmore, elected to the second office,
succeeded 10 the frat by the death OF Harrison and Taylor
DsRAsE OF CoNeREssMEN EIEcr Three Of the members
Of Congress elected 70 the next House Of Representatives
have died, viz hon Thoz. L. Harris, in the Sixth dis
trct Inox; Hon Cyrus spnck, in the Fourteenth dis
tct OF Ohio, and Hon william o. Goode, in the Fourth
district Of Virginia Messrs Gooae and Harris were re-
,sesen,atiyes in the last Congresa.
VIRGINIA AspTRANIs PRESIDENCY. The Old Do.
inion is always on h.nd with candidates tor the Pres
dercy. For 1850 che offers r NJ. I. Hunter, Heury A.
wise, John Nror Bolts, William L. Goggin and Jshn
Ieschcr.
Tie Two SEYMorRs.--Ex Governor Seymour, OF New
York. whose the list OF asprsnts for the Pre-
sdency snoud not be COMPOUNDED with Ex-Governor sey
mour OF Connecticut
DOUGLAS IN TEsSassrz The Memphis Avalanche (dem
Is Of opinion that there y democrats in West Ten
guilty OF the folly OF desiring the nomination OF
Douglas by the Charleston Convention.
SUBSTANCE CORRESPONDENTS BETwEEy Two FIGHr1NG
EDoSs Hrst letter is from the editor Of the Jackson
Miss, Advocate, and is in substance as follows
SR--Durng my absence you published insulting cpl
the,s-wthcraw.
The answer comes from the editor OF the jackson Eagle
SrR--H you were absent, withdraw.
Then follows the closing note from the Adrocats man
Six--Your explanation is satisfactory.
All this occurred in jackson, Nss, the 25ih Of June
last, and occupied the attention Of elk men