The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-05

ADVICE 10 CHRISTIAN vorRRs-The EuangsLH Of this
week contains the following good advice to the Christian
voters Of this city,
Next week Tuesday is the day for State election,
tan men, attend faithfully the business of voting
q duty which they owe to their country If good men
stay away from the polls they leave the city and State
in the hands Of the worst class of popu
aon by whom generally the lowest and most unscrupu
ous politicians elevated to power. We nothing
for politics, considered merely strife Of parties; but
great deal for as involving the good govern
ment the good order and and moral interests Of
beloved country We mean in voting to pick out the best
men we find either ticket and vote for them, no
matter TO what party they belong, and advise Christian
people Of this city and State 70 do the If this
to thrust upon such disgraceful nominations have
sometimes been offered fearing the silent verdict of the
ballot box.
THE DxAocRAcY OF KEsrucxY.-The Democratic Conven-
ton Of Hardin county Kentucky, last week adopted the
following resolutions
Resolved That cordially endorse the administration
Of James Buchanan the President Of the United States,
being emnenrly wise, patriotic and conservative.
@ Esrrr 'ee n ~ @
bic conflict about TO be naugurated by Seward, Gid
dings Gerr Smith, and the abolition party generally and
that we exhort the great national democratic party to
union harmony and general effective coalition Of all their
forces preparatory TO the great Presidential contest Of
1860.
A MINISTER'S PRxD,cnos.-Rev. George W. Bassett, of
Ottawa, Illinois, in a letter TO the Chicago Hmes, says
IL
Brown and his conederates hung by the State of V
gna they will be- the s0ds will not be dry their
made graves reaction will take place in the pop
ular heart and the blood Of those noble but unfortunate
will constitute the seed Of revolution that will drive
slavery from the American SOIL
Suppose Governor Wise sends requistion for the
reverend preacherP
An ARRAY AGAINST DOUGLAS m AIABAMA.-The Cahaba
(Ala Shareholder, which has flying at its head the names
Of Barnwe Rhet Of South Carolina for President and
Clement Clay, J. Of Alabama, for Vice President thus
speaks Of the prospects Of Douglas in Alabama:-
Since August elections there never has been In any
community such revulsion Of political sentiment the
Presidential question as In Alabama. Old prominent de-
mocratic leaders from every OF the State out
against Douglas, and pledgng themselves in county
conventions not to support him nominated by the
Charleston Convention Indeed, there but gentle
man Alabama, 30 far as learn, who openly and
boldly ayows himself for Douglas, and he John Forsyth
OF Mobile The following eaniny democrats of the State
will not vote for him IL n0mnated:--
Hon G. c. Clay, Jr. u. 8. S), Huntsville.
Hon. David Clopton (M. CO., Tuskegee
Hon. James L. Pugh TN C.), Eufanla
Hon. sgd. Moore IN. c. }, Greensboro.
Hon. j. L. NJ Curry IN. G. J, Talladega
Hen. WIN. L Yancey Tex M. g., Montgomery.
Hon. s. +. RICE, Montgomery.
Hon. l. p Walker Huntsville
Hon. Wm N. Brooks and l. W. Garrott Marion
Hon. Percy Walker, Mobile.
John T. Morgan, Esq, and Hon. E w. Pettus, Cahaba