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

alleged abuses OF puhc funcEonarss and strict scon,
my IN public expsndituiss
IL The maintenn noe auS enforcement OF all laws con-
stituonay enacted until sad la~s shall DO REPEALED
small be declared null and void by compsteat judicial
Is. Opposition to the reckless and uuwise policy Of the
present administration in the general Of
national affairs, and more especially AZ saown Ia re-
moving Americana" 10y designation and CONSERVATIVES
in prncpe) from ofcs placing ors gnsrs aud
lists In their places shown in trucking supsesvlency
70 the stronger, and insoeat and cowardy brayado
towards the weaker powers ~ shown in opening
tonai agitation BY the repeal Of the Missouri compromse
to suffrage Kansas aud Is IL
ciAtng course the Kansas and Nebraska question:
n tns corrupons which pervade some Of the do
Partmenw or the government; shown In disgracing
mesorious naval officers, through prejudice caprice
ana as shown in the Numbering Encouragement Of
a. Therefore, remedy existing evils and prevent the
disastrous consciousness otherwise resulting thererom.
cn,ss Ss,en up me American party" upon tho pfia
10 That each STATE Council shall have authority 70
ra degrees and substitute pledge Of honor instead Of
other obligations for feio Wshp ind Admission into the
party.
10. free and open discussion Of all political n,,,cins
embraced In our platform.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
ANOTHER LETTER FROM Gov. WISE We arc indebted
Gays the Boston Courier, TO Lieu John s. Foster
Corresponding Secretary of the Boston Mercantile Library
Association for copy Of Gov wses letter In answer 10
invitation lecture before the Society next winter
Is IN these words
RICHMOND, Va, July q, 1859
hardly know how to decline your invitation, but
GO sc Please presen. my Judgements 70 the Lsc
ture Committee, and cay that am about to start for
voirs for canal that from that time 70 the Isl q
December shall be engaged In preparing materials for
ast message to the Virginia General Assembly, upon
whom must wait constantly until the lat Of January
next and that thereafter shall be busy occupied In K
house and home for my family after four years alb
aence Besides oil tbs extra aoors Of arievous burhen
fall heavily upon me SO cannot accept this call.
have no tnie tor literary any other composition am
had shol "a. the best, and am not going Boston to
could. OIL If 1 could bag Boston-the whole nation
would oe cafe then. Yes always loved old Boston, shs
WIS Tie saloon of the Tea Party And some OF these
days, God wiling win try to see what is the matter
with her that she dos't-fnrow tea overheard ike she
used to do-God bless her stl. HENRY A. WISE.
KENTUCKY ELEcuoN-Tne Louisville Dem7ctat says, 1t
has sufficient information To warrant it In saying that
Beriah Mage n the democratic candidate for Governor,
viii have ten thousand majority The lstest returns
the Ninth Congressional district Of Kentucky, elect Lsban
Moore, the opposition candidate, by about $50 maj y
This result conceded by the democrats 1t increases
the number OF opposition members to four-two
than the last Congress. The Legislature just chosen
will have to elect Senator in place Of Mr. Crittenden,
whose expires in 1851 AS the democrats have the
majority, Vice President Breckenridge will probably bs
the man.
DINNER TO AN EDToR.-Robert Ridgeway OF the Rich
mond IVA Whig opposition, has been rendered COM
plimentary dinner by the wings Of Lunenburg Mr.. X.
has SIGHTED his acceptance and desgnates Monday the
I4h Of September, the day which it will take
| place.
| MARYLAND PoLI1ICs-Alexander II. Hagner Esq OF
Afpalois 10 announced an independent whg anti ad.
candidate for Congress in The Sixth Congress
sonal district in opposition to Col G. W. Hughes, lately
nominated by the democratic convention.