The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23
Political Intelligence.
SENATOR IvERsON UN TaE POLITICAL QUESTIONS OF
THE DAY.


Hon. Alfred Iverson, United states Senator from,
Georgia. received the compliment OF puouc dinner ,on
his political friends In Griffin, Georgia, the ll,h IL IT,
at which the distinguished Senator delivered himself OF
speech TO the extent Of about thirteen columns, the
burden OF which was niger, Of course Ga Important
feature In Mr. Iversons address his recanston the
error he rays he committed In supporting In he Senate
the doctrine of squatser sovereignty he says he was
carried away by attractive but deusive sophstry,
which lared only TO destroy; and without
pafoD into is truth he ready az she best
he could get But" says he, al wrong, and admit
regret and recant the error" In regard Southern
eoniederacy Mr. Iversou is quite visionary He says-
'eparAsed from the North united together az an
independent power we should nxe all Genial Americ.
within our sisernood Of States, soon settle with
thriving, prosperous and growing populaasn Southern
people, with larguage, religion tastes habits, interests
pursuits and objects similar TO osn. With n, abogi.
ton emigratDg Impede our march or IN
teIiere With Our legitimate ana urai EXPANSION, "
should stretch our all org the line Of Northern
Mexico to the Pacific ocean, and have cnaia Of
slave States from that Gulf Of Mexco aod then
Win our Central American population on one soc prees
lne up~ards and our Southwestern population on the
other side pressing doSnwaros, all &eaco would a by
degrees into our possessoo ana become Aericsoized
and transformed into slave states. As slave popula.
then. By lis rapid Increase, would dill up the At antc
States and The valley Of the Mississippi aud become too
dense within present limits for saet7 profit, it
would gradually and naturally oveslo~ the line
into that vat region Of inviting sa aud here
flourish for sgcs 10 come And thus, wmn repdoio
larger 10 extern, than Europe, united uudsr govern
and pa1r,orsm mss-- with tundamep.ai laws 70 pre-
serve our institutions from decay for tune come,
homogeneous In everything, should exulbi. t. The
world an example OF greatness, prosperity aud power
vhch nothing but the hama Of Goa ever weaken or
destroy.
RELIGIOUS AND PolIrcAI---In compliance with resolu-
ton adoption at the session the German Evan
gelca Lutheran Synod Of Pennsy vania Lsaanou, de-
CaIine the holding ofcs
the clerical Office the Rev. Jeremiah Snnael, present
State Senator from the Northampton and Lehgh DISTRICT
has rent IN his resignation as mnAter Of tae Lutheran
Church Mr. Shnce has been connected with the Synod
OF Pennsylvsnia for thirty years.
NOTICE. TO Know NoIHIsGs The Louisville Courier
states that Hon Humphrey Marshall has declared that il
he was in Congress- with parties organized as &. present.
he would vote for the democratic candidate for Speaker
and that the mex. election Of President
the House, and he member OF IT, he would vote for
the democratic candidate.
TIE SLAVE Trade IN AIABAMA-The Hon. A. B. Moore.
now Governor Of Alabama candidate for re election
being applied to for expression Of his opinion on pub
lie topics, has written long letter, In which he opposes
the opening Of the slave grounds OF puoc poll
cy ana regrets the agitation Of the subect sourcs OF
irritation and division among Southern people, He is
in favor OF modifying the laws which make IL piracy
and discriminating among different grades of the ofsnce
but thinks neither this any should be-
permitted to divide the South in the crieis Of tho neg,
year.
The FOURTH DISTRICT yrRcIvrA.-rhere are areadv
hree democratic candidates on the stump 10 the Fourth
Conesessiora al district of Virginia. VIZ Messrs L. Hop
kns, formerly Lieutenant Governor Of the State: Thomas
f. Goode and Roger A Pryor The says he s sure
of bis eieciign. WIN. Fiournoy will probably be the
oppcsiton candidate.
TIE CANVASS IN MISSISSIPPI Hon. John J. Pe,.us, the
democratic candidate for Governor Of Msssipp Intends
TO make thorough OF that State between this
ame and the day OF the election and to discuss before the
people the political questions Of the day.
FITZPATRICK AND YANcEY-The opposition in Alabama
csechzDg oer candidates upon the subje:. of the
United States Senatorial election winter and demand
ing pledges TO support Ysncey.
CnEAP-The pay of an Illinois member OF the Lssea.
ture only one dollar day. l. Connecticut 10 81 So
The OPPOSITION IN MISSISSIPPI "A convention of dele.
gates representing the opposition Mississippi was held
at Jackson the capital Of the State the 1.h instant
Alter conference 1t was determined not TO nominate q
ticket for the approaching State contest organize
the party FOR future action To this puport the follow
ing resolutions were adopted
Resolved, That we the delegates the State Conven-
lion, deem ineXpeo lent ~ this time TO make nomua-
tons for the different State offices. Bat we would urge
upon our friends throughout State necessity Of
piiecting their organizations several Counties.
with view 10 future action.
TEE SINCERITY FREEDOM SHREKKRs -We COPY below
an af ce from the Franklin Patriot publste ed Farming
ton Ne which is rather calculated strengthen the be-
lief entertained by great many persons that there
great deal hypocrisy than sincerity in the profess
sons Of the black republicans of New England
Mr. Rice died some three years ago. in Boon yle Mis-
souri, where be resided leaving estate of 20 ne fifteen
thousand collars about ba of which consisted of Save
property Dying without ISSUE bis brothers sstars
and their representatives, inherited the estate Tnree Of
these heirs resided ia thus lowp, in Strong New
Sharon one in Fayetse one in Gardiner, and in Low
n MAJ md halo 81,
ever ready to shriek for freedom and shed
ollie tears over the suferpgs OF the "poor slave AS
these slaves into their hands whou. any effort,
cost sacrifice their part to obtain them il would
certainly be more reasonable to expect their liberation at
their hands than from southern Shareholders who have
paid for their slaves acquired them they do other pro-
perty been accustomed to their and With
the institution all their lives yet the result proves the
10 be Tnese Conscientious anti savery repub.
leans Unanimously decided to their slaves sold into
denounced as The 'sum of all viIainesu Tner decision
has been carried into efc The slaves have baen aod
~ ire IN Missouri by their orders gen
the heirs TO cloee up the estate has bring
ing with him six Or seven Thousand dollars dividends
arspe from the sale Of slaves and other property up
this ue portion Of the property having been sod on
time, the proceeds CT which are not yet available.
doubtless these "freedom and humaoity brethren will
continue TO advocate the abolition Of slsvery-jngug
their slave money ID their pockets while they abuse
Southern Shareholders including those they
sold theirs, for iiberans their bondmen Such ia
black repubicansm in New England.
SLAVE BREEDING THE SLAVE TRADE-The Brandon
(ss republican Is violently opposed to the slave trade
not because it regards it unchrsan or inhuman but
because its revival and increase will spoil the business Of
slave breeding in the old slavehoding States It argues
very earnestly agains. the injustice which would
to such States as Virginia Maryland, and the ruin
that would come upon them if, by the importation Of
cargoes Congoes into the Southern States the
business Of breeding slaves in the old States for the South
market should be spoiled This is the event mpend-
ing which alarms the Mississippi editor Hear him on this
point
Now let consider the probable consequences OF
drawing upon the ayage and barbara hories Of AFRICA
for slaves compete with own ana most Rey even
uay drive out Of Southern nkes the slave breeders or
the South Are there not, including South Carolina
although the last eight or ten years she has thrown
upou us slaves than any one OF the old slave State
sx States that hereafter derive profit from breed