The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-12
Political Intelligence.


yen,on and declared his intention their
action in all and everything they have done upon the
alleged ground that the delegates represented only the
rowdy and shoulder hitting portion Of the unterrled
and is boldly stated that entirely ticket will be
presented to the democratic electors Of the county for
their endorsement and approval the ensuing election.
NEw JERSEY REPUBLICANS Non En-What has become
of the republican party Of New Jersey In the oppo
son State Convcnon at Trenton, the 7th, word
was said about the everlasting niggers, free Territories
bleeding Kansas any Of the trap arrangements OF
that party On the contrary when resolution was Of
fered recommending VIM. L. Dayton the Presidency
Immediately put down by the tumult it raised from
all parts of the houae They also overhauled the rubbish
OF the old whg party, and brought forth candidate
found slumbcrng in its runsone that has not taken any
active part in the politics Of the State for six years, but
has voted against the republicans Their organization
gone Until reorganization takes place the republicans
win be without any distinctive party machinery in the
State.
Tn Two THIRDS Rule AT CHARrEnoN-Newspapcr par
trans Of Mr. Stephen A. Douglass says the Washington
aes busiy engaged in efforts prepare the North
(democratc) popular mind for attempt to ignore
the thirds rule in the approaching Charleston Conven
ton. Tha fidelity with which that rule has been adhered
10 In Democratic National Conventions has victory
after victory 70 the party, when had the conventions
been less wise and persistent In that matter defeat would
surely have been the party's portion It has yet
prevented the nomination Of any man who could have
been elected by the party to the Presidency and is the
rule Of Democratic National Conventions, because in
exists surety against the nomination Of any who
having numerous adherents among the politicians Of tho
party is still deficient in strength with the people.
MULTIPLICATION MAsAcHussrIs.- Boston Post states
important fact 1t says that the Speaker of the House
~
Drafted new constitution to be submitted to the L.
gslature and the people, in wsch he proposes to give
the General Court the power to impose and levy
able duties and excuses upon any produce goods wares
merchandise and commodities whatsoever brought into
produced, manufactured, or being within the same, &c
and to the Governor the power to encounter repe
ss expel and pursue, by force of arms well by sea
by land within without the limits Of this common
wealth. and also to kill slay and destroy necessary and
ever ali and every such person and persons as shall at
any time hereafter in hostile attempt enter
prise the destruction, invasion, detrment annoyance
Of this commonwealth; and to and exercise
the army and navy and the militia in actual service,
the law MARTIAL in time Of INVASION and also IN
of rebellion, declared by the Legislature exist as
prise by all ways and means whatsoever all and every
such person or persons with their ships, arms, ammun
ton and other goods, shall in hostile invade
or attempt the invading conqerng or annoying this
monwealth"
THE CoSooRD CuouE-The Concord IN. HI Standard
says the Concord cque" bold in their assertion that
they will oppose any candidate nominated Charleston
for the Presidency, unless be Douglas Franklin
Pierce. said that Mr. Pierce is quite confident that
be or Douglas win get the nomination II things are
shrewdly managed.
THE New York CONGRESSIONAL pE,xeAros-rhe man.
which the Secretary of State has issued the
a election notice. setes far form goes the cleo
ton Of Congressmen last year. No informaty has
noticed by the Secretary account Of the alleged
endorsement Of ballots which was for Mennbe
of Congress- instead Of Representative in Congress
that Messrs. Sckes, Barr, Macay, Cochran, Briggs
and Clark, members from our city, will all take thei
| seats without objection
The SOUTHERN OPPoarr1oS.-The principles of th
Southern opposition, says the Louisville Democrat At
loosely Zouaves trousers and easily put on
off, They cke in their affections and parti
cular The fayorits Of yesterday is to-day discarded
courtezan.
On dts Of the Day." for the Washington States say
that is ga fixed impression upon mind that Emerson
Etherdge will be the presiding officer of the xxxvh
House Of Representatives"
Ono REPUBLICAN TRouBLN-The Republicans in Ohio
not as harmonious as doves. Giddings denounces
Corwin for uttering antrepubcan doctrines while the
strife between the friends of Chase Corwin in nomi
mating candidates for the Legislature of the chooe
of United States Senator is also very sharp but Chase
has the inside track they say.
Would ENFORCE LAw.-Mr. Dennison, opposition
candidate for Governor Of Ohio used the following Ian
guage during his discussion with Mr.. Ranney at Tfin-
He wants 10 know what think of obevng the fugitive
slave law. will here state incidentally that the silly
story about my having declared thai II will use the
bayonct TO resist the execution Of this law utterly
false and without the slightest foundation of truth So
long as the law odous it stands upon the statute
books Of the nation will not resist its execution but will
State should be elected and would look for my remedy
in another direction.
DON'T WANT TO EFRISGE.-The Cincinnati Gazette
Since Douglas has copyrighted "Squaer Sovereignty
The rights authors ought respected and we know
OF no one on whose rights we have less desire infringe
AN OLD SroRY.-The same paper says
Senator Douglas made speech at Columbus yesterday
ton Of his views as already fully and frequently published
This the speech that the "quadratera' paper pre-
tended to get by telegraph at enormous expense.
WISCONSIN RKPvByIcAS TRoUBrEs-The Chicago Times
says
is almost certain that the republican party Wiscon-
sin hopeessly disrupted The event which has effected
this result the nomination Of Randall for Governor
second term His nomination brought about after
hard struggle, wing of the pary-the German wing
desiring the nomination Of Carl Schurz
MISSISSIPPI VERSUS DouaIAs.-The following resolution
passed unanimously at meeting in Noxubee county,
Mississippi and may be regarded the true position Of
Mississippi on the Douglas question:
Resolved, That while we have hitherto abded by the
usages and supported the nominee Of the democratic
party portion of the democratic party of Mississippi
deem it not improper to declare that should the Hon
Stephen A. Douglas be the nominee Of the Charleston Con-
vention candidate for the Presidency cannot and
will not support him.
HoN. W. W. BoYcx ON THE SLAVE TRADE.-Ths gentle
man, in speech u Ebenezcr North Carolina, said
AS regards the revival 'of the African slave trade
think it is most unfortunate ISSUE Being clearly pos
sbic in the Union, cannot what good possibly
result from its agitation. Besides the tendency this
agitation is to divide and distract the South when above
all things need unity harmony and Of action
at the South. But these considerations conclu-
sve think the objections to the revival of the African
sa We trade insuperabe To go further we now have
100000 of slaves; in twenty five years will have
5000, 900, in fifty years will have 10000 0O0 in
seventy five years will have 80 900 OO0 Surely in
the face Of such increase this periods so short to
nation, we are under necessity TO plunge into the
Of difficulties which will have be overcome to ndd
to our slave population by new importations
Thomas B. Morse, editor of the Lexington Statesman
has been made Secretary Of State by Governor Magotn
of Kentucky. Fdciis d>census Aperni