The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-11
Political Intelligence.

AscinSn CARR RON BorIs.-Hon. JOHN N. Bolts is on
With another card which he pitches into the Richmond
EaqaiTe' particularly and Dir. Letcher the democratic
candidate FOR Governor considerably lie says the editor
of the Enquirer is juvenile, and FiYo Points Ian
guage ba. he is willing 10 forgive him account OF his
SOUTH Hs rotcracs his charge that Mr. etcher spccu
ated IN lo.s ia Washington, aud proves it, But what that
has to 10 with the canvass or Mr. Letchers political prn
cipes, unable to discover We belieys Mr. Bolts
is nog one ahead; Governor Wise turn comes next
LAW ABIDING CITIZEN Hon. Joshua T. Giddines OF
Ohio, in letter concerning the Oberlin rescue cases
saysn disrcgsrd;ng the law the prisoners did right,
rter consisted in sparing the lives of tho savo
catches. Mr. Gddngs is in favor Of Seward for reei
dent.
BARRIs y WIIIN'.--Hon. Henry W. billiard ia willing
10 run for Congress in the Second district Of Alabama ON
the following well defined platiorm"Utter rcpudatiou
of old ceyism (good) nensest State rghtisn love for
he South willingness to die for the Southern people gam
NOM honest effort to Southern rights in the Union;
determination 10 the Union rather than surrender
Southern rights (bugaboo), and moro compromises
MANNER Or CHOOSING DELBGArEs Most of the demo-
cratic rapcrs OF this State in favor OF choosing the
delegates to the Charleston National Convention by dis
,rlcs, instead Of formerly, by the State Convention
BNTrhe Chicago 7ribuns the organ of black re.
publicansm in Iinois, says"Th is not an honest
man, with thinble full OF bralns can longer pro-
tend that tie republicans national organization dc
sire to interfere with savery where it exists" Compare
this with Stewards brutal and bloody manifesto
GETTING SENSIBLE The Madison WISCONSIN, Argus,
chief organ OF the democracy Of State and formerly
incorporating Douglas Journal has ,k to the
support of the administration. The Arys assumes tina
Mr. Douglas responsible for all the rcverses that have
teallon the democracy since 1856.
TIE DmocEATIc BREACH The Fond du Lac Pres has an
DO gays
pace best n nomination the State ticket with
out reference 10 past divisions in the party that the
delegation Ioo sconsn to the Charleston Convention
shall consist Of sound national men, who will truly repro
tie democracy OF Wisconsin, without reference to
dead issues or psst differences
CON- BACK 10 lHE OrposiTIoN.-The Nashville (Tenn
Banner ssys it Is authorised to state that x.Scnor
James C. Jones' who las ben acting with the democracy
for years past viii support Colonel Netherand the
wig candidate for governor Of that Slate.
RE oPrNrsG SLAVE TRADE AT & recent meeting
of the Black Oak g. CO. Agricultural Socies resolutions
adopted requesting the Legislature Of South Carolina
''to take such steps will induce change Of the
sn.iona ard ubiquitous law Of tae United States forbid
ding the introduction Of the negro from Arca the
Southern Statce" The preamble is in substance that
tie South erea, need Of negro labor and that the
planter is the best missionary TO the African.
CORRECTING me Rscobp.-Hon. Sidney Dean, OF Con
nectcut, who stump candi1 late the resep.
election for Congress, writes to the Norwich Bulletin do
pyng any knowledge Of completely H. tho use OF his
name as a candidate for Congress against Mr.. Burnhsm
Re says he WAS pledged 10 support the regular ncnaa
tcn and did Lot know Of tie bolt till after mis- return
from Cuba
IEcTnEs-Thc Hon. john Scott Harrison dcciuen 10 DO
the democratic candidate for Governor OF Ohio.
ANOTHER DEcIIyED.-J. Knox Walker who was perce's
private secretary, has declined the domination for the
State Senate from Shelby county Tennessee.