The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30
P0iitycsl lnlelllxence.

Two REPUBLICAN PARTIES IN KAysAs There are two
parties seemingy 10 Kansas opposed 70 the democracy.
Ono may be termed the black republican party and
the coored republican party proposes koock
down the administration and the intention Of the other
to pitch into 1t after Ia thus forced into recumSent 20
stiop the object of is to make Kansas free State,
while the intention Of the other is merely keep sla
very. The only perceptbe difference between these two
factions s that black republicans who known aa
the Ossa. atomic tribe hold to the that Congress
sovereign power the Territories and that the
peratve duty OF the general prohibit
very therein; while the coored repubicans. who
inangura.ed at Big Springs on the twelfth OF Nav,
are sound popular Sovereignty, and MAINTAIN that
Congress has right TO establish slsvery the Ter
tories, neither has power TO abolish Is, bu. that
Is wholly creature Of local law. Aad this difference
seems likely 70 become OF between the txo
Fusion at present almost impossible The sound OF
clsshpg has already been heard, aud do not
receive intelligence OF lively recurring Ia KAusas it
will be no fault OF the repuba factions
F. r. BLAIR oy tbs MASSACHUSETTS Two YEARS AMEND
HEsr hon F. p. Blair, OF Sc. Louis, having been re-
Quesed TO give his opinion of the republican, amendment
State constitution recently adopted in Massachu-
sets, he could rot act with party that would at
tempt make such legislation n part of It's creed We
will see.
REFusrs TO CLAIM yIcroRY.-The Albany JosynaJ will
even
succeed in vreiri,. says viii be pro slavery tri-
umph vhcbever way II results.
Know NorHrG STATE CONVENTION PENNSYLVANIA
This body met at Harrisburg the 25tn INST Fifteen
delegates were present. representing nine counties
They decided to take definite acion in regard 70 ths
approaching State election and passed the following reso
luton -
Resolved that still adhere with abiding faith 70 the
prime pies OF the american party AZ enacred in the olaf
State (npvsn s,nuaf os hn
city Of Lancaster in June 1907 aud that edge 70 each
other our united eforn in promugating and sustaining
tDeee principles.
Ex SENATOR Foon This gentleman was fairly woke up
by the late session Of the Southern Slave Trade uonven
ton. la response tc invitation he was 10 have sd-
dressed the citizens OF Jackson, Miss the Goth inst
Con the fearful aad momentous ssues which 1t present
10 be agasng the Hreesters and Niger drivers Of
the South.
BARBECUE no SENATOR BROWN Hon A. G. Brown, Of
Mississippi will receive the honor Of public barbecue
at Terry, the 18th Of June The people Of the
whole South are invited " attend
LSelsATuRs OF NKw HAxPsmRE New Hampshire
Legislature viii convene In Concord next Wednesday.
STATE EEcTeNs.-There will be NO more State elections
until August
ABE NAMES THSoss-This question 10 asked by The
Charleston Mercury, which terribly put because
the black republicans have stolen portion OF the demo-
cratic thunder. It says
The ab,ltonsts cali themselves " republicans" ard
the squasr sovereignty aaherents in Pennsylvania
Call themselves State rights democrats" The former
sud Thomas Jefferson and celebrate, Boston, his birth
day, With black energy known nowhere else; and the
latter vaunt Of State rights for reason that We
see excepting that the Southern States allowed NO
rights the Northern States claim the right nuIy
the fugitive law. Now what 70 do for our
namtf Here have been rejoicing the euphouioua
appelaon Of state rights democrats these many days,
whep lo these boersthese renegades-these squatter
soveieDiy traitorshese niger hypocrites-cresp up
under unbreD get into thrust their leea
into breeches their into Shoes and putting
hat awry with the "oevi may care Of the devil
himself cali themselves Estate rights democrata' what
"a left 70 US, but 70
Mourn Ia dark secret. Ike the stricken dover,