The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18


franchise. 6c, 70 women. asd u The time AK
for bearing before he proper committee she quite
favorable impression b., mere no prssabliy Of ne
petition being granted further Than 70 tho pro
perry Interests, se., q the ladies'
Political Intelligence.
RrrHiicASsx AND Anoiiuo>Ex The charge has ofisn
been made that black repubicAnsm and abolAaonsu
the rsme-thai there 10 dnssease between them An
an evidence hat his accusation nos mr. from being
just, We 1nd In . letter u Judge r. y. spading, Of
Cleveland, Ohio, promreni black republican, The sd-
mission that the anti slavery eemsns shoaid be taken
from the republican party u would be len mcless
corpse.
MOVEMENT LET THE CnAKIEsros CoxvxsnoS SLIDE -
The Athens, Tennessee Po, gives currency 70 the follow
ing rumor;-
Rumors are aoat To the eject that there will shortly
DO meeting OF prominent democrats Of louisiana ds.is
sipp, Virginia. Alabama, Georges and South Carolina 20
take counsel upon the condition OF the party aud 70 ds
soss The exPedency Of letting tho Charleston Convention
30 0y default The party the free States has become
80 thoroughly freesozed that they utterly despair Of
eectDg sound democrat in 1850, and regard uaion
with the Southern opposition and the conservative men OF
the North and West the only means Of defeating the
black republicans in the Presidential con.es. Of the
Ter mnaon Of the elections Tennessee and Kentucky
Should the opposition carry those two States Of which
there is now but little doubt, IL Will immedaely 60
forward.
republican candidate for supreme Judge of Ohio Mr. W.
Y. Gholfou, formerly says the Detroit Free Press
STAKEHOLDER in Mssssippi who sold his slaves public
auction at Pontiac in 1885, put the money into hs peck
cts and emgraed to Ohio, where he Is the abolition
candidate for Judge Of the Supreme Court The that
he had thus traffcked in human aesh and was living
upon It's proceeds, doubtless recommended him TO the
higher law fanatics who prefer him 10 honest consc
encious, patriotic man like Judge Swan. Such speci
men Of the consistency Of black republcanism
NEw SPIRIT REPuBucANisx One Of the resola-
tons passed by the Republican Convention Of som
county Maine, reads as follows
Resolved, That 60 in for the elimination Of Solemn
political hams old worn out political hacks, cheap po
Clans antQuated foges and humougs from the dctator
chip Of the republican party, consequent breathing
Of newners Of le principle, progress End potency INTO
the party.
CANVASS OEIo.-It announced that Judge Rsnuey,
Senator Pugb, and number Of other prominent demo
Gratis will canvassing the State in AUGUSTINE
months before the election
DOUGLAS IN vRGISIA.-The Richmond Wing says
Douglas democrats are plenty blackberres those
parts.
DEcIISKs-Roger A. Pryor declines 70 be a candidate
for Congress the Petersburg (va district Gosde,
deceased.
Who KILLED Mr.. WNrHRoPp-Iu his Fourth Of July
speech at birmingham Wendell Phillips paid his respects
to the Hon. R. c. winthrop's recent letter TO Hiram
Ketehum:-
ties there picture of spoiled child. The baby had
been laid chair, aud there came In weigh
In his hand and be sat upon IL when was found 70 be
the Coroner came and said that he would have an
inquest don't geo why sad the mother 1t died a
Winthrop, and there he Isl He died very natural DEATH
do NOT think it is worth while TO hold inquest
him."
VIM. l. YANCYs METHOD OF BREAKING UP THE CHARLES
COMMUNICATION. VIM L. Yancy, Of Alabama, one
Of the frecaers and disanonss Of the South, relieved
himself Of Of his reasonable doctrines at Columbia,
s. c.. 9th inst In relation TO the Charleston Con-
vention he speaks as follows
To obtain the aid of democracy in ths Il is
necessary 70 make contest in its Charleston Convention
In that body Douglas aaherens will press his doctrine 70
decision II the States rights keep OUT Of that Con
veption that decision must inevitably be against the
South and that either in direct favor o. the Douglas doc
tripe by the endorsement Of the Cincinnati platform
under which Douglas claims shelter tor his principles
The States rights should present that Convention
their demand for a decision, and they will obtain an
dorsement Of their Demands denial OF these demands
If endorsed sha have greater hope of triumph WITHIN
wing should secede from the Convention, appeal
ties, AID oiSsS tbs South without distinction Of par
their principles, and 60 into the election with q cand
date nomination.
Mr. YAScY although he seems to abhor the idea of asso
eating with the people of the North nevertheless ready
and willing to accept the seat IN the United States Senate
which is occupied by Hon. Benz Fitzpatrick WHOSE
term Of service expires in 1861.
EX-SENATOR Foorg MISSISSIPPI Hon. H. S. Foote OF
Mississippi, short time since announced his determine
ton independent candidate for Congress
the Fourth district Of that State few days after wards
he thought better OF his determination concluded not
10 Then he took q trip South and got married.
On returning to his home he again out letter
and declared that he would be candidate and stood
until last week. when he caved in for the second tme and
again positively declined
R. BARNwELL RHEIr-The Charleston Mercury deniee
that Hon. R. Barnwel Rhett aspres represent the Third
district Of South Carolina Congress. 1t says he has posi-
lively declined TO allow his to be used Perhaps
Mr. Rhe would not refuse to 60 to the Senate 1863
and occupy the seat now held by Senator Hammond.
OPPOSITION STATE CONVENTION GEoRGIA-The Savannah
Republican publishes call for State Convention Of the
opposition party Of Georgia 10 assemble in Macon the
Oath inst which is Sunday The meetings which held
in various parts Of the State for the purpose Of appointing
delegates 70 said Convention about equally divided
the time Of it's meeting between the third Wednesday,
GOTH and the 9th Of July. Will somebody tell when
the State Convention is to be held9
BLACK REPUBLICAN, CURRKNcy.-The Almighty Niger Is
the circulating medium Of the back republican party
Take away the niger and that party becomes hopesssy
bankrupt
Z TB2AS-A Ie4ab- correspondent Oh the new orieaue
Picayune writes as follows concerning the prospects Of
the campaign in that State
All Texas s full Of politics The majority OF people
here seem to be in the mind Of electng Houston for Gov
ernor while Gen. tor Congress- the regular Houston
nominee Of the democratic party will secure the most
votes here for representative The Germans decline 70
stand Runnels, and thus this compromise Gen. Ward
will doubt be elected represent the Western district
Of our State in the next Congress-
TIE MAINE LIQUOR LAW KICKED Our The REPUBLICAN,
PARrY,-The Portland (Ne.) Argus mentions as note
worthy fact that the platform adopted by the Republican
State Convention wholly ignores the Maine liquor Law"
plank 1t says
What change has taken place in four short years
This issue, this great fundamental vita issue, upon
which 30 many were cheated into deserving the demo
cratic party has, In ths brief PERIOD utterly died and
become obsolete as not 70 be even limited at in the
party platform.
DEMOCRACY NORTH AND souTH.-The recent Democratic
State Conventions Of Vermont and Georgia held
the same day. The time Of holding the two Conventions
was not concdent than the doctrine declared