The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25

sumption that the present difficulties In the democratic
and oppos'.su camps will continue 70 strengthen and
widen up to the time holding the national conventions
We find the parties cut up somewhat In the 70 owius
STYLE With perhaps the men named peov ~ the leader OF
each fAcsiob in nomination for President
N1the'" Democracy. Stephen A. Douglas
SortAe,n Democracy .............. .Henry A. Wise.
Black Ktp1licln william a Seward
nev~oM UfsSRtons ................sW william Go2gn
Nun" '"pss"g. .Joun y Crluenusn
II I'VE Candidates should be run for President AMI
peither receive majority Of the whole uuher of e'ecso
raj votes only three Of them could 90 before House
Representatives. and those would PROBABLY the three
nrss named Az matters LOOK now the vote in that body
by States would stand about Is follows
Northern oemocracy.... .......
sousneIn Gem oc'acy ......t.......-.......l
ossK republican. ~
ThK gives California; Illinois, Mnnesota aai Oregon 70
the Northern branch of toe democracy the fifteen
Southern States 10 the Southern branch AMI fourteen
Northern States to the republicans Uader the above
vote there would Of course be election, aud
democratic factions would have to fuse before the An OF
March, 1884, or the election would 60 State under
me following provisions Of the constitution
And II the House OF Representatives snail not choose
PRESIDENT whenever the right Of choice s,al
upon them, before the day Of March next
then the Vice President shall act President.
no person have majority for Vice President IN the
Electoral Coege) then from the two highest numbers
VIC ~ w N"""S' e"A'' 'uo'se sne S'oe f'esiosnt
The vote In the Senate for Vice President on the above
division OF parties would stand as follows
n.....~... -
pe,s,.s., ''.'...'''......'..... q
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Only two candidates going before the Senate, the d.
vision would necessarily be between the democrats
republicans
The AFrAR BETWEEN GARREr DAVIS AND WIN e. SrMNs-
sD'se WV eeu"e"en nA1 'e'' h'n
lucky 70 settle difficulty under the "oode" which grew
ou' :" peh''cA discussion III Bourbon county, KY, 90
the 10th inst They arrived In Cincinnati on the 20n TO
perfect their arraneenen.a IN which psca ,h., v.
-. -. y ~ P0 wy "o'' I'VE
'o~eo ny numoer OF personal friends TO make the
=, Tho t,mo Tho oeans,ro ,,o.,. -. -,
,ence u comnrnn.,,on 49, "',v u''s - ,s.e
paper Mr. S,rpms raid
That article the p..ion OF mind .be .s, ,ckar
ings Of which are too feeble to control the mAlce tue
sSu venom Oh neaft oevoo OF every psrtce Of
article ;s ro,"r, ,h , nnp 80 susu any, '. Va ~
and, though p0weriess TO pjure epts bis venom
nu,m ,s ns n ~ ne slsnoerer and y,ant, AND
Of every gentleman In tins community VINO dare differ
with him. politically or other wise
Alter captain simms concluded his speech, the Hen
hneh ~ ,, sV az. n LIE psoe ~ sae Oenue y, .le
read ad alluded TO by Captain Snms aad thai be could
prove the truth Of the charge therein made.
Al, e.'ms pea Ioo stase tnss you are
In reference and author applies 70 you person ,liy
without retrsction or Quail aca,ion',
hr Davis then said that he Uoronounced the gentleman
Q liar and cowad.v
Captain Simns then replied -"Sir I have branded vol
You cannot nov SINH habnd the i.noraga az h,.cS
guard 10 shield yourself from the responshiy that rests
upon you While that marx remains upop YOU. YOU are
unworthy of nv notceO
Tho rhan.noa u.. ,,,,.n h. ~ Mi, .,,. Az. u,,o,.
0 oN".s'so Voc gwen W MI DaVs' pu' 'n' "noe
snsn was nnay adusted affer pretty lengthy cores
pondebce on the following PLATFORM
The having been selected nv the friends NJ
the Hon Ga,Iet Davis and Capt W. F. s,mms to adjust
he md hoo,shIs y;er. .ha, ~ os a. as an soa
published IN the Wete,m C,ts5 Of the 10th inst, neaded
SmunS ia IN stru ed