The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-05
Political Intelligence.

on and the opposition papers seemed sangune that their
effort in thai respect almost certain Of being crowned
with success. Opposed TO Governor Brown was Mr. War
AIKEN. The following the names Of the candidates
for Congress-
Dis. Dem. ODpo.ition
l-Teter 4 Love, A. 7. Mcintyre
Martin j. Crawford, Marceus Douglass
"a M. 81 eer, Thomas Hardeman Jr.,
81. ". H. Underwood, No nomination,
flames Jackson No nomination,
T--R G. Harper, Joshua Hill,
John j. Jones. A. X. Wright
In Mississippi the opposition was very feeble and there Is
hardly doubt that the democratic party have again taken
all the Offices The following the State tickets in
Democratic Opposition
Governor. So. John j. y pettus, II W Walter.
Auditor. ......,... T. r. Burt A. Reynolds
Treasurer ........ NJ. D. Haynes, Joseph Regan.
The entire democratic delegation in tho last Congress
nominated for reelection with very little if any
opposition
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING IN ArBAyY.-The do
mocrats Of Albany TO have ratification meeting
during the holding Of the State fair Daniel Dickinson
is to speak.
A UNION T1cKEr.-The Mckinney, Texas, Messenger pro-
poses the abandonment Of all party associations of what
name and the organization for the contest of 1850 Of
party, be styled the Union democracy" with
the following ticket =
For President-Gen Sam Houston of Texas.
For Vice Presdent--Robert G. Winthrop, of Mass.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS IN IIINos-Hon. John A.
McClcrnand Of Springfield has been nominated for Con-
gress by the democratic Convention of the Sixth district
of Illinois, to I'LL the vacancy caused by the death Of COL
T. L. Harris
PoIIncAL BASDs-The opposition party in Cincinnati
have organized band in that city similar the Empire
Club Of this city, which they call the Flying Artillery.
(democraD has given formal notice he the
seat in Congress Of the Fourth district in Kentucky
awarded by the State examiners Mr.. VIM c. Anderson
opposition.
DICKINSON TIE srunp.-Hon Daniel s. Dickinson ad
dressed the democracy Olean Caaraugus county,
the Goth ut. He has entered upon the campaign in
earnest.
A Touch TME-At the Republican Convention in Bing.
hamton Broome county, on Wednesday, John N. Par
ker, of Toga nominated for Judge of the Supreme
Court on the one hundred and forty first ballot
AMERICAN TICKET Omo.-A portion Of the Know
Nothing party of Ohio dissatisfied with the action of the
State Convention in refusing TO nominate ticket called
second Convention and put in nomination Joseph Swan
their candidate for Supreme Judge. This will make
triangular fight in Ohio. The Convention also selected
John Scott Harrison and Edward Bell delegates large
to the American National Convention, and repre-
sent each Congressional district in the State.
AN EYE TO MISSEsorA.-On the 18th of October the
State election will be held in Minnesota at which time
two members of Congress be chosen and in view
of the probable chances OF the choice for President going
to the House of Representatives, this election in Mime
sofa is rather important The republicans are
of this, and have despatched host Of stump
to the State, and determined that effort
shall be spared their part TO win the State to
black repubicansm and to the adoption of the rrepress
BILE conflict doctrine Of VIM. II. Seward The following
named gentlemen notice stationed in different parts
Of the State and their engagements extend down the
Sth of October-Hon Galusha A. Grow, Of Pennsylvania
Hon. Frank p. Blair, Jr, of Missouri Hon Carl Schurz,
Hon. John P. Hale, of New Hampshire Hon. Schuyler
Cofax of Indiana Hon. John F. Farnsworth, Of Illinois
Hon. s. L. woodford, Of New York; Hon. David Cooper
of st. Paul. and United States Senator Kingsley Bng-
ham, Of Michigan.
Schensk, who famous whig politician in Con
gress from Ohio has gasped his adhesion black
publcanism, and recommended Hon. Abraham Lincoln
of Illinois, as a candidate for the Presidency
ANOTHER TcKE.-The prohiboniss, at their Conven.
ton Syracuse on the 2ls instant nominated the follow
ing State ticket
For Secretary Of .ssate-General W. Clark, of Monroe
For Comptroller-Silas W. Brewster Of Oswego.
For Attorney Generdl-Leonard Gibbs of Washington.
For State Engineer and Swreyor-sidney A. Beers, of
Kings.
For Canal Commissio,er-Milton W. Skin of Allegheny
For State HeasnsT-Lucus J. Ormsbee, Of Onondaga
For Inspector Of State Prisons-Robert j. Ketchum, of
For Judge Of the Court Of Appeals-william Goode Of
New York.
Fbr CLERK Of the Court Of Appeals-Georgc l. Brockett,
of Oneida
Fbr Justice Of Supreme Court-D c. Markham, Of
0nondaga.
A CHANGE OF SENrMNT.-Mr Henry Lutz formerly
Clay wing and member Of the Ohio Legislature writes
to the Greenve Ohio Democrat that he has heretofore
been supporter of the republican party, but he has
come the irresistible conclusion that the principles of
democracy undere the entire fabric of institutions
and in consideration of this he will future be found Ia
boring the advancement Of the national democratic
party
Gov. WISE COMING NORTH DEFEND HIMSELF. Tho
Philadelphia Southern Monier says that Governor Wise
intends to speak before the people Of the North.
MARKED BAILos.-The Know Nothing ballots used at
the elections in Baltimore have striped checkered backs
so that they may be readily recognized by the rowdies
who surround the polls.
BRINGING REcRuus.-The new constitution of Kansas
allows free negroes to VOTE and the Lecompton Denocra
says that the republicans in anticipation Of the consttu
ton being adopted bringing in hordes of free negroes
from Arkansas where, by recently enacted law they
cannot remain, and making black republicans Of them.
Know NOTHING SlNcKRrTY.-The Know Nothing address
out with the declaration that only American born
citizens should be chosen representatives of the peepe
The first business in order after the reading Of the address
in their State Convention the nomination Of gentle
man born in Germany.
JUDGE DOUGLAS BLACK REPuBIIcANsM Madi-
Courier, black republican paper, seems to be de-
lighted Douglass squatter sovereignty article in Har
pes Magazine 1t says "Judge Douglas has only take
one step more to find himself republican,
EnrpTu JrDIfrAI InsrRCr-IJon e. T. Allan 1roc nm
nimously nominated candidate for Justice of the Su-
preme Court in the Fourth district at the Democratic
Judicial Convention held at Plattsburg tho 2lst
inst.
PoIInCAI MOVEMENTS NEBRASKA TERRITORIAL
pondent sends the following relation to political al
fairs in Nebraska
The first political and party canvass ever made in
Nebraska Territory is being vigorously prosecuted
both by the democrats and republicans. Gen. Esa-
brook of Douglas county, FIX attorney General Of Ne