The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-10

TEE HARps AND sorrs.-w We stated ia s9ne Of
the papers that thirty six OF tho democratic Journals q
this State the side Of the ha,ds against he sofs
end In favor Of the appointment OF the Charleston dele
gaee by Congressional DISTRICTS and Of the see ton OF
Hon. Daniel Dickinson the candidate for Pres tent.
bow many papers the solss muster the side of He
ratio sey mour unable to say. but p,esln, the
strength in This respect about equally divided
the two factions But the colts hold tho State, and hey
will ose the hold they have upon wires merely BY
being requested to do 80, and it is not natural ha hey
should. The aght Is ati going and the BLACK rpab
can journals anxious TO witness toe result.
CAMERON AGAIN The Pcrnsyiva.ia republican p pers
determined that Gen. Cameron shall srsha.
dowed by the Seward interest They push-
ing their avote forward regardless Of the al a,sions
Of Of the republican big of New York md the
Eastern States, who constantly crying .'uueh! u
yet TO talk about candidate for Prcsgicnt'
while the time wherever they can And al open.
irg they sure to thrust forward Seward .nks
The Ane,'s Journal published he Poltsvie district,
IN long article displaying the claims Mr. sron
ntimates that that gentleman carry Penasyigania
handsomely, but thinks rather questionable whstser any
other candidate which the repubh may can
do 70.
Rhode IsIAxpTbe election for member OF Co ,gress IN
the First district Of Rhode Island will take pl,.o oa The
22d inst At the election in April there three cand
dates and in consequence Of neither having joriy
there choice. Al this trial nralty elects, and
Christopher Robertson the nominee Of American par.
y will prove successful beyond doubt he Was large.
ly ahead at the previous election.
ANoonER NUT FOR TIE KNOW NorHISGs.-r5s fourth
section Of The black republican plarm in OHIO doped
the recently held State Convention in Coumeus reads
as foows-
We claim for ctzsDs pave aai nsturalized liberty Of
equality Of rights and the free exercise Of the
favOr " hat yer and
mi istIative reform may be sssry protect these
sb,s aud guard against their aouse, and
oppose any absi0gement Whatever Of the right q
pstur zstioD secured oy Law To emigrsnts and all
scrimDaton between pa,iee aod ns'urszsd c'tizens,
whether by amendment Of STATE CONSTITUTION other.
wise; and condemn equally auch when
yer and wherever made, whether by South Carolina or
ny other Safe.
The TERMS OF UMoS-The Bur.lo Commercial Adye.
sr, Mr. Fillmores organ, and paper which bas autho
lily TO speak for tie wings aud Americans expresses it's
views Of the intentions Of the ord wings in
regard to the campaign of 1860 length which il takes
the position that tbeee parties w ino the Pre-
eiceDtal campaign ana make the republicans bappy by
generous sit, without equivalent Of bein0
grsnad. ReIe is what it says
TIE theory upon which the American and old whig
oganzstops have been maintained such as 70 preclude
any possibility OF unconditional surrender Both
parties largely made no Of ~ho no: easily
coerced and are boilers by naofe They have acquired
,be habit OF minority, sDd father pride themselves In IT,
They bave anthori zed leaders, and act f
premise for ,bs I'D what they will VS. know
Of nobipp iha bud them pnoo, except coon1ent
tbs, their political principles Will he forwarded
ny such union They have bope0, and still hope. that
q rescipe armed neutrality on their pert uuie. main.
teIsDCe o The balance OF pn~sr, lin lily In
skrg Necessary TO republican that the repub.
Leans should become a paiio0al party That once
cCnp'ithed, union folIO@s mater Of When
The republicans 10 Congress The principles Of
popuar sovereRDy thus Assuming fair and gsnerous
atoce the union OF the cppostrn 10 ie0nsi iyada
iis first frnit, and many local succeedei, which
have realized the hopes or tbsr doctors IL State
o New York the person al ambition of Sessor pre-
udtd uniop. The lDlueace epdees 70 de.
union in the nation.