The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

GENERAL sooTr Tho Milwaukee WISCONSIN saws this il
strong name for the Presidency and there Is no man
living who deserves better of his countrymen than Win
field Scott This is fair acknowledgment
The UNccuss AND DISTINGUISHES Anti luryy
Standard the majority Of the people In this CITY ara
Union savers but that majority every day gro wing less
while the opposite party rapidly augmentng its ranks
We are little curious to know which Of the political
organizations is meant by the opposite party to the
Union savers Perhaps Garrison, or Senator Wilson, OF
Massachusetts,, can tell US.
Hon. SIMON CAMERoN's FLAroRx-At a meeting IN
Fayette county for the purpose
OF advancing the claims of Gen. Cameron Of that State
for the Presidency, the following resolution was thrown in
as one of the planks Of the platform -
Resolved That citizens of 20 State we discaim
all right 70 interfere with slavery in States where il now
exists. ~"
THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE The opposition Journals Of
Pennsylvania continue to speak out ia favor Of General
Cameron as candidate for the Presidency The black
republicans and Niger worshippers of New York and
New England will find difficult task 10 shake off the
friends OF General Cameron in the National Convention
ONR OF THE JHREE THOUSAND CHANGING FRoyr-On Sun.
day, the 18th inst, Rev. Mr.. Avord, OF the Congrega
tonal church, Chcopee Falls, Mass in his John Brown
Sermon denounced those who sympa.hzed with Brown.
IN his hour Of trial and love tor the slave fanatics All
tators DISCOVERS Of the Unon and unsafe mon In religion
or politics. and he said that the idea tina. one couh SYM
pathzc with Browns motive, but condemn his act was
absurd for no wrong act could proceed from good NO.
tive.
AD'ornSnA-The Legislature Of Georgia adjourned Us
sesssen on Saturday, the 17th inst
TIMELY wARsrSG-The Norfolk Herald, speaking Of the
Hon Horace Greeley, says--"H this mischief maker
will trust his person IN Lynchburg he win Iose his s,
ness IN the shortest space Of time"
DOUBTFUL SrATH-The Chicago Democrat (back re-
pubncan) says that "Pcnnsylvania, Indiana Illinois
and New Jersey are the only doubtful States IN the
Union The others will go In 1860 as they did In 1854
viii require all that each and every republican md
every opposition man can d. 70 save any Of them
RATHER LIKES THE BUsNEsS-t is publicly stated that
Gov Thomas G. Turner, Of Rhode Island has innaod 70
his friends that tho Republican State Convention which
wiz meet on tho 4sh Of January, viii again nominate him
for Governor he win consent to again become candi-
date. Quite natural
PRESIDENTIAL EECroRs-The Democratic State Conven-
ton Of Mississippi the l2th ns selected delegates to
the Charleston Convention nnd nominated tho following
named gentlemen for Presidential electors
Electors for ne State at Ldy0cH. T. Elliott Of Claiborne;
A. X Blythe. of YallobushA
Fyrs Congressional DsstyfJ. W. Clapp, OF Marshall
Second Congressional Districs-Rlchard Harrison. Of
Monroe.
Third Congressional Distr.-P. f. 1dddell of Monroo
Fourth Congressional DfstTct.-Lvingston Minis Of
Kinds.
rim Congressional Diahla-J b. chrstrnan, OF Law.
renee
LOOKING Our ron QUARTERS Tho Charleston Mercury
gays that Hon. Fernando Wood, Of Nex York, has writ