The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-11
Political Intelllgsncs.

P1ypARNo TO sEIL Our 1T h very ev!dsI from ,ne
movements OF the leaders Of the Know No,hpg crxapz.
this: they making PREPARATION to oae the whole
party for sale again to the black rem a, their next
State Convention Some OF the rink ad ue are beginning
to smell arat correspondent OF the Albany Sataman
saysh appears 70 have Secorne quite recently
for political stock ohbeys, calling themselves Americans,
TO hold these private 10 different portions CT the
State, with the oster,ibe object Of promoting the best
interests Of the psfty and it is probably well enough
that the rank am file shoald know something Of
thory under which these self constituted leaders
to act" TIE Statesman, In reply, says" It is well
known by the met all taese special meetings do
not accord with the sentiments and wishes CT the Amer
car party; that they the appreciation Of the
American voters OF tc State do those engaged in get
ting them up enjoy their confidence
TRE WAY TIE DEc1DKr KxSTucKy.-ln the
Fourth Congressional dietrct Of Kepacky there is tie
vote between James s. Chrismsn. denocrst and VIM c
Anderson, opposition The Revised Statutes OF the s9e
provides follows FOR t. settlement Of the votse
two or mere persons shall &c found 10 have recevea
the hest and equal DER OF vo;es os tac same
oiice thai the etcton cannot be oetermnec Enon
by lot in sJch The Board may dire;t, ana In
ne presence of DOT less than three oner persons
The Bos~d referred to consists OF the Governor Aof-
new and Secretary State and the absence Of
either the law provides toat Auditor any two OF
them shall be a board for examining the returps
GOING on TIE STUMP The two candidates fer Governor
OF Ohio-wm Denpson, Jr. republican, and R. P. Ran
u.y democrat have made appointments 10 discuss pot
cal topics before the people.
Results KANSAS BORDER RrFF1AS WAR The Com
Hiasoners who appointed 70 the damages
which sustained by the citizens Of Kansas during thu
border ruan troubles 1865 and '55, report that tae
crops destroyed valued at $3 $40 6l number o:
buildings burned and destroyed, 49, horses de-
s!royed, 3es cattle taken destroyed, 5a3 Account Of
property owned by pro slavery ST. 1853 go property
owned by free State rer 1885, 79 o. Property taken
destroyed by pIosisveIy men, s3ia7IS 63; property
taken destroYe cd by free State men, s94 500 40.
ArxIorsIY WAITING Toe Louisville Dent0crc. is quite
confident that the Wise Doanely letter ia forgery
and il Ia wstpg sbxoue'y for il to be 40 pronounced
GIN. SHTEIps FOR DOuGLAs.--Ex- Senator Shields,
speech st the democratic convention at Fsrioau Mime
.o,a on the 3oh vi. said
The reope Of there Unted s.stes have made ~ ths
minds 10 make ste. hen A. Doug as of IlrOis the
Presoent; bat Il more, tSo thirds Of tie people
Nuuesdta VIII vote to- HIM they 10, theg vi
voa 'o- Green Mountain boy Sh e4rt almost as big
az JacRsop's.
The MASSACHUSETTS STATE Run SHoP.-The Nexoury-
port Herald ssys the STATE Liquor Agency "s
and II would he ggeat ist 20 the temperance reform
il did not exist II H. however, PCT on &c VIA the STATE
aGmnstTstion The Commissioner is pet aso. end the
ssary conb. does something the REPUBLICAN party
aud While The iax enduTes that vii stand"
SUNDAY RAyEl Political QUESTION u, Ia though. tbs,
The Sunday travel question will largely ioto the
polcs Of Philadelphia snd other large Giles
fall.