The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-09

Political Gossip.
CoRtEsPosDEscE or GOVERNOR WEs-H would
'hs' the nspous Chief asEsnaie Of yngoia pTo'do
10 his spsoy favors The Letter 10 Mr. Donneiiy which
npurl ed The Albany Slate Committee 10 i.s fo,ndaOne
anc men'ed everlasting alliance between Toe friends
Ct Dsri- posn.on aud Ale barnbarpeYs was ba. one
out VI thoctsd from his fsc.ie pen fe last spo gn
recipient OF one Of his valuable commnn,cstons s gen
hrEbn 10 Broklyu whose name Ia M. Oliver Costar. Mr
,oper vas enjoying II said No! long since IL his back
psrof, aoooi bfeezs from the bay a segsr, when
ing ~ the front door pe gave token OF vstsr ras
vsiser proved 70 DO the posin>o Who b, ought 10 Hr
Oliver Golfer letter postrnaIked Richn oad virginia
-hcD, opening be psrceSed aaorpsd vito she
distinguished grstu,e OF Henry Wise. wba. Cover
nor Wise could have 70 say hun Mr.. Diver Co,,er
did Dot know, and Lot Amazing, he proceeded 10 do
ciphsr-Do dlfiiaut task, the h.ad ssiliDg Gas
clear plain and unmptakable The letter 20 Mr.
Co;ser from Governor Wise was o.e Of taaots-sn oai
pouring Of gratitude for he endor his W
the Preedehcy, which had seea xivea 10 Brooklyn a..
meeting which MIR. Golfer had not opg before
presided. It deemed a0y long exposition OF p,iincAi
faith sftr The thr nine page creo in ~noh the Govern
or bad recently INDUCED. quite supe aous eu., lsasns
DECENTRALIZATION laws nissere and sohnaps out Of tho ques
top It soemnly declared tia. be, 3enry A. WISE looked
jorHsrd ~hh "uL affected humility" ~ tue honoes with
which be about TO De oyefS herasd, aud tn.s os
could no. but sincerely, h5a-sdy, aad with the mos.
dtvou! sers,tions OF gratitude the dsn.e
Tes'ea Rao patriotic expreyscns " reg with
FAC been greeted by the city OF Brooklyn geoeray
By Mr. Oliver Cotter IN psrtisuisr.
Ass for lie Diver Oo,es's popere or conpse heusion
OF Govsrpr "he's e'oqoerce, he nsd recollection Of
ever having presided Wise meeting 1. IL
doubtful, in fac', whether Nc Csl,sr "a g
Wire man. Certainly n.i.her he nor his friend. had
ever esembed to give vent TO that exaberaacs Of Wise
.nthossm WHICH bad iDtped the Governor ~itn such
"urshec,ec humiigy" WAsit, theo 'bun.,y' OF fAss
preepset2 soch asiopossan Rot - be ihoush 0,
Whatever oher smaller raltias ths Gcvsruor vrgnn
may have been Accused Of hypocrisy shan are oops
Of his vic.e. Iupruden nar b aimed acd foolish hs mag
be--reckitss to fault but be is void OF dupcy be end
doubt II hsfeed then, upon Mr. Oliver Cotters N nj
that Governor Wise must have oeen ho,xa4-crually
wiekedly, sboni1abiy imposed upon--ani tina. cstt.n
vickeo Greg, "scus o: 5ea " in Bfoosy& eise
had ed bin 10 believe th the tnpg wnca not;
ID WORD, mad heo to hs Exceilen;y a,'oc.oJsly
Ard 70 proves - have BEEN and OF sht co,is
written to Governor Wac TO THAI effect and has assured
hm that bonoTeo ne iees by lac recsp n- letter.
be never presided ats WISE ueeiog .od th.t sach
stmbsse convened IN the Gag Of Uaueches
ri NJ. Cassidy be coBsoleo. II the Doa1suy letter dii
come 10 hsbt rather ocdiy sod The AsLLs Argus
co prevaiioals slightly oonce,g the Of It's gsnu
ipeness, heat drives Got neseach ast wss letter 0o
!
page ptse which is sad to be IN preparation, ~,
tain combustion eDout 10 all past condas
! pass ouE Of remepl 81 snce forever.
simultaneously wi.n the Letter 80 Ir. Oliver Cotsr,
Governor Wee wrote another to person 10 williamsburg
op tee tame Subject Of he "9tocSlJn WISE mee,gg'
win which he RAD been so mytieriousY gllie5; bu
ths is altogether crave aod icportaUs matter, and
the orgirsi oocuccfn;s must be t5rtncouing we
| lcs'pore iurthtv comments for tie preset.
And row for f.i another letter. shich "oags' E3son
and provides TO- auother "tea party"
We aye indebted, says til Boston Clrsr, 20 Lieutenant
John Foster Corresponding Secretary OF zoe sJs,oo
Mercantile Library srsooaton, for copy Of Gosernor
VICES letter in invitation 10 le,lrs before
tie society next winter. I, ia IA these Eor3s:--
RICHMOND Va J. Juy q, 1850
, To JSo. FOSTER, Esq Chairman sod Ssc's. IS -
LEAR sK-l hsrciy knoS nos TO decrins your invla
too, but must do go.
Pies.e present. ny Acknowledged nts 10 tue Le.tn,a
Commute, ard say tia. en for
ts,ns tor tour IL sixsy Gass sxsnnng aa1
ReJvocs ioT Canal That ol 20 toe Isl Of o..
cemeey, rhal De engaged in preparing materials for nig
! ]ftt message To The Va Gem. Assemny,
must wait constantly IN I'll the ls. Of Jan tsy
that thereafter Isoa De unsly occupied Gx'ng ha
AND home for family, afer years s Bs
aides all this, extra labos o. Fr,eeols oa,heo neAs
~ upon me- So, csnn0t accept ttis cali I nave m
time htefsry any other comp asiIinn an bal
thot al toe bert snd rot gong sao,t n
fsme OF the HiDs wood AXE 10 bag yol Il soa,1
| 90 III could J1g Boston 1.-the sou, II 40, WAN pa
safe then, Yssi Ia,~Ss loved ota a,.tnr-sss v,a
the Sacon 1T tire Tea Party. And soms OF tbeae cees
Con wiling, viii Try 10 70 see vnsr Ia the mater
Ter tina, tns Gonlnro tea overheard ike she ussd 70
| ool-God olets her stIl.
Very hastily, but
ffuIy yous,
| HENRY 4 WISE
OHIO ANTI sLAvHIY CONVENTION The csrgyuen OF Ene
ss;e Of Ohio, ~bo apparently rival
three thousand brethren in the Eastern States have called
Convention TO he conposed of themselves aud all tue
anti avery Christian las who can be induced 10 a.
tend to meet in Coutpbut rbe l0h and The
call invites 'al denominations believe ant deeply
eei that slavery /. na'ion's eres, crime taud
great calamity and the Of her gresest danger
weD) invited to 70 deliberate and pray give
public expression to views, ana TO oy.nze system OF
efforts which thal aid In ens Ing and aroueng puoc
conscience and engh:erins the Christian energies Of
State and nation against this great inquy." rhs pro
ersDn,e Of operations s put forth as foiows:-
First Day, ,.senoon-Prayer.
evenipg-AdaTefses.
Second Doy--rrapesction Of business.
TIE PRgsDEsoY.-The Baltimore C7igp.r hohts the
Of Hon john ". Bolts Of Virginia, rs is favors
for the next Presidency, Bolts has written nany
letters.
BsuicsnENT Hon. r. Butler King, vino is running as
ar Independent democrats candidate for Congress the
Frat oisic Iteo gs. in card published in tho Sayaa
nan Rputlcan, deuounces VIM H. Stiles, the opposition
candidate, as ga msrcoaa t'apderer aud a coward"
NANsAs hiIphliON NESIs--iAe olaCE hNplobcau -OlSI
tuitnsl CONVENTION OF karEas 30 have iied every
thing with q high hand. The Kansas (Leavsnwosta)
HeTold is mich exs,persei at pi-n devised By that
BODY for the purptse Of securing for sooliiesm the
control OF the State legislature Dcaring the Old prn
cple Of population as. basis for representation, the
seventy i've reprse natives 10 oe chosen Sd appor
toned give the republican counties number much
larger than their popuaiion would jusaty, While the
ation om the democratic counties s reduced
like manner.