The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-18

MSsssIpr PROGRAMMES FOR CHARLESTON -The Sunny
South Of the LIST inst says
the Mississippi delegates to the Charleston Convention
Ianuy represent the sentiment OF the party the recos
non oil protection to slave property in the Territories
WIN be made sine qua non Of raternal action. An ac
amount to recognition Of the doctrine advanced by Dou
ghs-a doctrine vioatve OF the obvious Of the
situon and con,radctye Of the equality Of the States
the Union. We surprised therefore, that loyal
State rights advocates conciiation upon
other than basis recognizing tho "power coupled with
the duty In Congress OF protecting slave property In tho
Territories.
DoS'r AMOUNT TO MUcm.-The Jefferson (Mo) Examiner
| says of Douglas late manfesto:-
Whether Mr. Douglas convinces the public that his doc
trnc OF popular sovereignty right wrong think is
now matter of comparatively small moment for We do
not believe will amount to an issue in the canvass Of
| 1860.
CHANCES FOR Gxs WRIGHT IN New JxRsEY.-Thc Newark
| Journal says
Every press in the State claiming to be democratic has
raised the name Of nominee ut the head Of It's columns
and, with perhaps one exception promises give the
support OF the regular nominations Of the party whatever
our opponents may represent We believe to DO writ
ten in the book OF events that Gen. Wright be the
next Governor Of New Jersey and intelligent opposition
parans do not disguise their fears that tho democracy
/ will triumph in November
| RATHER RoUGu-The Richmond ENQUIRER, in a long
editorial dissecting Douglas late manifesto, says:
Take the only sound part Of the argument, apply 1t
Justly and it is itself sufficient tho dogma Of
territorial sovereignty which Mr. Douglas strives incf
| fectualy to establish.
| VINO g IN THE MNoRIrYs-Rev. s. D. Storrs, of Qun
daro Kansas, in letter to the American Home Mission
airy Society, says
Kansas is to-day suffering hundred times more from
intemperance than from all the political oppression
which she has been subjected
THE WAY THE WIND BLows.-It is a remarkable fact
that the Alabama Legislature Is unanimously Democratic
Ono REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION re.
pubcans Of the fourteenth Congressional district of Ohio
have nominated the Hon Harrison G. Blake Of Medina
TO I'LL the vacancy caused by the death of the Hon Cyrus
SPHINX, of Wayne.
THE PRESIDENT IN PEyNsYLvAMA.-The Pennsylvania
Democratic Lnion says -
Better evidences we could never have that his name is
firmly fixed in the aleconato regards of his countrymen
than are furnished President Buchanan by the altering
resolutions in support Of his administration which 20 up
to him from his State There where he has sDent iii
his ewhere his record from boyhood TO ripe old age is
written upon the hearts of whole communities--where
through all ms past political career he has received strong
ana unwavering snpport-the people still rally around
nm with the confidence and devotion he has ever re-
ceived at their hands.
HENRY WINTER DAVIS PLAN FOR ORGANIZING THE OppoM-
ToS-in his speech before the Maryland Institute Mr..
Davis referred to the complexion of the parties as they
would appear in the Congress and advanced the pro-
position that to defeat the Of the administration
necessary for the members of the American party
in Congress to combine with the great conservative party
Of the North and West He said that the Maryland dele
CATION had made their minds In 1885, which they ought
to have donc to unite with the conservative from the
North, Henry NJ Fuller would have been elected Speaker
of the House Of Representatives Men of the American
party must go to the House of Representatives to meet the
conservative element there, bury the of republican,
and, by united vote, ovcrwhelm the administration
CoSTEED- is said that the Of the firm friend Of
Southern Rights from Georgia, the Hon. A. Iverson will
be contested before the Legislature by one who holds
high position in the administration.
SouIE ENDORSES DoUaLAs.-Mr Soule highly approves
Of Senator Douglas manifesto published by the Har
pers and says will be endorsed by the national demo-
cracy of the South. He doubts the "Iittle Giant,
will receive the Charleston nomination upon the Cncn-
matt platform reatiirmed.
Twelve papers in Kansas support the constitution
while oppose II. Two neutral.
PUGu DouGLAs-Mr. Pugh the recently elected sue.
to the Hon. Eli Shorter to Congress from the
Second district Of Alabama while addressing the people Of
Lowndes county, being Intercepted his probable
support of Judge Douglas should he be the nominee Of the
Charleston Convention, is reported to have answered
promptly as follows -
He repadiated Stephen A. Douglas and his odous doc,
ri s q The Cincinnati as anS ~
string Of his vile teachings Being asked he would sup
port Douglas under the chSGcssop comysne9 be said
Douglas il he was nominated on my own platform"
month of conventions this to be, cmphaticaly. The
republicans met in State Convention at Syracuse the
7h democrats at Syracuse the 14h the American
at Utica the 2lt and the friends of the canals ut Utica
on the 2sth This gives State Convention for every
week in the month
JOHN FORSYTH SLAvERY.The Mobile Register says
We are sin favor of The slave trade as q means OF
spreading the institution OF slavery Territories
as far and fast possible, well to from
The federal statute book the substantial condemnation Of
slavery itself which prohbitory laws pronounce
against it We do dcprecae all Southern division upon
slavery issues seeing that the South united upon
ho COrnd nj Nnrtht
carry out their wishes"
DEMOCRATIC HARMoxY-The Richmond Whig has the
following
Harmony of the democratic party. Let the Sentinel call
"sprits from the vastly Deep and successful in getting
them come, may then nationally indulge the hope Of
restoring harmony to its party, but not before.
DOUGLAS IN GEoReA-The democracy Of Noxubee
county, at meeting last week, passed resolution de-
carng that they will not support Judge A. Douglas for
the Presidency, he is nominated by the Charleston
Convention.
POLITICAL INTEGRITY IN PuIADgIPMA-Mr. Golden lately
stated publicly in England that gentleman in Phadel
pla assured him that though largely concerned in poll
tics for the last twenty years. he had never known ola
vote being bought sold OF course Mr. Golden did not
see Mr.. Forney.
MARYLAND CONGRESSIONAL NoMNAnoss.-Thc American
Convention Of the Allegheny district has nominated the
Hon. Henry W. Hoffman as the candidate for Congress.
Mr. H. was member of the Thirty fourth Congress. The
friends the Hon. Jacob NJ Kunke, the democratic no.
mnee for the district, having withdrawn his name
from the candidacy in consequence Of some dissatsfac
ton with the proceedings the convention 10 reassembe
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR JuDIuARY.-The Hon.
r. Carmichael who, though Democrat was appointed
to ill vacancy Judge Of the Fourth Judicial district
Of the State Of Maryland, has been solicited by number
Of gentlemen Of both parties TO accept an independent
nomination for reelection to the Office Judge Carmichael
accepts the nomination. and will probably be reelected.
VACANCIES IN THIRTY sixth CoNGRsss-There are al
ready three vacancies in the Thirty Congress- before
it has even assembled. Hon. Thos L. Harris (dem) Of
the Sixth Illinois district Hon. Cyrus Spinck ep) Of the
Fourteenth Ohio district and Hon. William O. Goode Of
the Fourth Virginia district, have all died since their cleo
ton Special elections will be held in each Of these dis