The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01

OAN In, AONOOA 1, HOW
the government framed ~eye cooysnty new
slave states 70 tho unon Bs the impotence o.
Essa Grceeys folio ~ere Will no, Auov taen blush
xhen ih. oxn ".to. are turnet sgahs sasm, AMI
Next year snall DOS ssoop 10 admit &, dApy that
slavery evil II the Hon. Msssa Greeley CONSIDERS
an evil! viii not assert Me right 70 compel h, 10 oay
sIeeer aud he may 60 iuto the Territories aud ~ork
away al his poatoeb aud DON'T consider IL 40 evil,
shall claim the right 70 take slaves rerrt orss
70 labor for me. IL merely matter Of lasts. shall
respect my neghbor Greeley less because he works
with ha hands But be must keep his dirty hands oil
Yet Nassa Greeley's republicans should bsa. Us next
year At the pos and whip us out Of the Territories what
thenf We sna see nothing better be done, per.
hsps they may grant ~ the Of the underground rail
rosd escape into Canada At all events our opponents
have comfortable time Of in the approa aching
contest The word has passed along for our meo 10
down their angry passions 70 utter no hres.s
Mr. Sumner may get quite we'll There will be no more
violent assaults in the Senate Chamber "FAn back fan
edge" every constitutional Union will DO expected TO
do bis duty and every one, Of whatever party must DO
his own judge Of the weather. and provide accordingly
HAcKESsAcK, N. j., July 20, 1859.
Tie Democracy In NeU Jusey-Judge Ryoson-An Lie
compton AanGuwes- candidates for the Govrnorship-
WAre ne Race Liss-Prbabse Result, &c.
The democracy in this STATE seem TO be as much dis
organized Is elsewhere. Daring hast autumn q strong
faction, composed Of men whose popularity WAS the
wane but possessed great aptitude for intrigue de-
termiDed To reorgsnixe the party With themselves
head. To do this was necessary TO defeat It. rne
Kansas question was pretext ready their hands, aud
they seized IT, By arrangement with the opposition
they succeeded in the first part Of their aim. They
elected opposition members Of Congress throughout
The leader In this cAbal gentleman by the name o.
Ryerson II is probable that you never have heard OF
him, but he has quite reputation as distrc. politician
His friends claim for him that be cunning and eoa-a
sort Of Martin Van Buren, on small scale He has bad
aspirations that have been nwareds sort OF standing
candidate for the senate OF the Uoited STATES, he
has always been contemporary put sside until patience
that he bad majority OF friends in the dem ocr.uc
State Commee-one Of them being the successful boiling
candidate, Dr. Rges-and he has made the Calling Of .
convention the lever through which he the
democratic party Of tho state into the pos.oa desires
The plan OF action 10 not devoid Of ingenuity.
The opposition you may remember, called their nomn.
atrg Convention for the latter part Of september
supposed that the democrats would name their meeting
their opponents But Riggs and biz co la6orers managed
70 have the day set for the sh OF August at time
it almost impossible To get any one 70 leave home,
cept pr0essed politicians The cabal thus hoped TO have
. majority, in which they would nominate Sketon,
one else easily managed, and secure the pas
sage Of resolutions denouuciug the administration and
welcoming Ryerson Co. back Into the democratic fold
Failing IN this they would have time 10 make arrange.
menn with the oppostion The scheme quite clever,
In the meanwhile the friends Of the various asprants 70
the democratic nomination are urging their claims through
with the intrigue have before spoken o-at least there
reason to think so-Whe others remain in bssfu gnor
ance Of its existence.
yrsty-wiiam Wright, Ex-senator Of the United States
To him. or TO his spare cash. or TO BOTH there attached
beavers they depend upon the fast that their man was
martyr Of the democratic faith (tnat Is, he was not
elected 10 the Senate and for proper distribution OF the
snews Of war HIS chan at present u fair and he will
90 into convention, think, numerically the stronges.
secondly-E v r Wright OK legislator General Of the