The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22
Political Intelligence.

Hon wM. SMITH OPPOSED 10 GOVERNOR WIsE.-In his
speech asthe public dinner gwen TO him recently at OAK
Shade, IN Cplpepoer, Hon. Vim Smith, member OF Con-
sress elect in the Seventh District Of Virginia, opposed
Governor wze's plan relation To intervention In the
Territories and defended General Cass views concerning
natursiized citizens.
Nh. YAsclY AND TIE SLAVE TRADE Hon. VIM. L.
YaDcey believes the laws against the slave trade, and
making piracy when not. should be repealed But
a. TO reopening the trade, that 70 question he 10
not prepared 70 advocate and regards 40 premature He
concludes recent letter on politics follows:-
Too MANY CRAsoEa-A gentleman In Keutucky, who
has always been in the habit Of Following tho leaders Of
bis party, and BY dong found himself soms time since
metanorphosed from old line whg into Kaow No
thing now pumpiy refuses 10 be carried the black
republican camp He writes 70 the Louisville Democrat
% follows
am tired Of this thing Of being changes 90 frequently
a no. Peg % ana from % pig
know wh ch o. the coDduons % ,hs most cooseulA 10
my nature, pig or pup anifed OF there niess,
iassDg psopuHctonsyfos-tcesa presto vito ground
and iofty tumburgs back mm.Jstults In a w)sd
otgusted tns vacniat,ns exders OF the On ,ngrel
convention There may oe . few ~no are willing 70 De
transferred from party ano.oer Ike piece
Of merchandise but do hope there very few o tost
stamp.
CONSENTS Roger Pryor has consented daaIy 70 be-
the democratic candidate for Congress- to oil tue
Bon. VIM. o. Goode. Pryor is aunter man.
JEFF. DAVIS THE LAW AGANsr THE SLAvs TRADE in
relation to the Senator Davis of a!s-
essippi, preparing bill to bring forward during the
next session OF Congress- to repeal all laws against
slave trade, the Augusta (Gs.) CA,onicEs says
Jefferson Davis, In his eors during few years
TO acquire poorety At tes Soato has done silly aad
rdcuious thiDgs bot DO bus perpersed no sy
than THIS would be. The Mfssspp, Sspstor
elements OF the politician aud d-magoeue vitnoat
OF notoriety.
The UNION OF THE OPPOSITION The Albany Journal can
Dot encorse the proposition Tor union Of opp,siuoa
made by the Rcamon1 Wig no Il SAYS shsn the
Whto gels Us for President in toe
field is ticket will srnpy p, respectable scattering
vote. Tho edtor Of the na, old coon be
caught easy.
FEAT FOR BoSDIS IN eastern journal suggests that
Mona BonoiD, the rope walker order keep up his
potoety by Increasing the oaiog o. his perform.ooes,
shall Immediately commence making preparations fJr
crossing the deep and broad eun that will separate the
tao sioes Of the Cbarls s,on Convention.
LINN BOYD ON CONGRESSIONAL INTERVENTION. Licp
Boyd, who Is the democratic caodd.e for Lea ensnt
Governor OF Kentucky letter. shus dedoes hts post,oa
on the question Of Congressional intervention
By the legislation Of Cocgrsse Is clearly tue right sld
the DUTY OF the rerrior al u gsafurss 70 give a,eqn.e
protection 10 peTsons and prDoerty slAyes inciodsd)
the rerritoes and earnestly and mos ,,nf ieniy
that the cusy viii be 50 eerformed that
VIII ever nrke for appeal 10 Coogr that suosct
b, however, doomed b in tbs coaddsot
bope and from bad fsn pars OF me psope OF
TefrItOrms the rghts Of savs holders should Do dsrs
gsrdeo outraged truss lnas very viii oe 10 .od
TO oeny that n Congress belongs the and the duy
10 offer just profession
FOURTH DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA John n LAcdrum hss
been nominated for Congress BY the the
Fourth district of Louisiaoa Hoo john H. Sini.dge
the former representative is equ:vssen.
election oDOositon will ciadtia.a
Congress-
FIRST DISTRICT GEosGIA Peter Z. Loee has
ceved the democrats nonauoa fr representative 10
Congress In the Frat DISTRICT of Georgia. Hon. James
l. Seward the representative withtrew from ms
contest.