The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-13
Our Louisville Corr. spondence.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March ~, 1862
The Aggm Election Ltley Indicate Tie Resuu of hs
fre''dsnfai Contest # lseo7he Motive Of Mr. Pressns
A7ciafne't as Aintter to Spain--The Gubernatoriol
Charlottesville acquisition # Cuba he Trump Card
NTH BasThe Opposstion Likely {, Gain Three Congress.
sfsnai Dihios, DC. dc.
Agreeing With The position bv you that the Au
gust elections Virginia Kentucky will to some ex
tn, indcaie tie result OF the Presidential election az
leoo propose 10 review extent the present pros
poet m the succss OF each of the parties In Kentucky
Kentucky hm well conceded by all, has never been
democratic, for from the Formation of tho whia party 10
Ne dnuemecrmcut the fatercd in her tealtv 70 the
prinerss promulgated by that patty Ia nearly all cleo.
.ons held 10 tho state In districts formerly whig since
vac s.Stbt 81 e khoS Notpbs patty, whore the caudi.
date has been Old line wing, nas been elected since
e ss .abefpssofia cecou the democrats have elected
vcss In the Congressional canvass two years since no
caneaste running Old line wing WAS defated ana
81 s~e aud ,Ss Il & s .ss'y district the State
=" W" <tN sufe, aud elected Mr. Powell State Senator
= r.os q NJ ilonpson The democratic party having
We ~ th'tncy 70 no one Instance old ne wh9
ts r~ipient ~ their svors President Buchsuan II Il
uue. stre'nra Nj. Preston Minister SPAIN but this
appointment sNs MT made as compliment 10 The whiv
fefy "~Asgceo ca ths samn,s by shs relatives Of
~ hctuu, AID W The democratic party OF Kcutuckv
she fsry desrsd his appointment 70 foreign nes,oD 20
tsai Ne oould be ths way for the GubernstorinI
f"mraton. NJ Preston was favorite with all the old
rs n, ~, .sa 'hey WIN one accord urged
nA1 s~ sess Cos seesmers 10 Arst post 10 an
esd I've shE ~ Nh rfcstuu be cot rid or and he
vac fph fsffktthe dcnocrktic and oppostl on--havo
teh cct,sbnons aud presented the their tickets
sfry hafens tai Two partef the antipodes OF each
e'isr Ioattal istnss, th0ui present Two candidates
~ ~ htist shce, W pnokeeItonabie both po.
Mr. Ms.srp Il Mercer county, the democratic cand,.
aaie - s"sauef ssa NJ hii ~ B1ye the opposition
ea1ecntf ~ Govcfnor buth present record az nnhiIc
Ra private ausacatnnf without blot or stain b,sh arc
eFfme W ~ Who have thsir rsfsoDa acqua an
gtlfsrsu xh toncd snc honorable.
IN W. easass NJ ssgofnn must rely entirely uron bs
p1v ~ n"t even an ordinary dehstor; lie ~ "Seavy,i
sAff "a sor tifstunsefcf thus hrs nothing "a al
yancr ~ anf tnnsi rry entirely upon cear ornocra
~ escnfefron 1hnpractsbc private character ana tho
ntig - ne PARTY. And when cay his patty I mear
" ntorrstc tieiy speaking Tho con m st,s M
" Iva hyd vhh ar Masanin rcnacrs bls prosnect nj
sans sfy oia me ~hs yosss very poor indeed.
W ~ re@dy cehsser, AID ~ the most s0cc
wy sterF spslers IN the State lie has never anita
sa wsh We hnos Ncshsgs. lie has ai~.ys held 70 the
a.n~ thought that be vii gss every whx vote in the
rtss sna slso pofuH 81 the dssanoc,cd defnocrnss
~ vHfe boi1er undcr the administration and will
i*ed ~ % foirses informed says that thc dccno-
Gratis cpunoi ese Nssonn majority a over 600 ono
few sfe thss csrr,cc sbc state ~ s6ogt Il COO
Ite ofpnsco vi certainly gain three Cou9ye esobal
atHNh moulding the Ashland district Anderson (oppJ
~ 's re,' ned nos" rahotp diact. and Jackson (opp)
neis ftJtonf cftfirl fhR sI give the opposltlon I've
~. nssIs "A ths pex, House.
Nafsolo sne BIT psse opened tho CANVASS: both favor
ne A. 4ubHun a anbs fe tuepts Tho President
\ an.
trefhrr nov inslc,ies that Kertuosy viii Ip Augnst
"'H NAff H"c ibe orpariiion rsnss.