The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

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saxt Tasscsy, nAusmser that tasemcyer would not
cone out 20 save the people ,&6 sesfs ago, and Nc
ends himself o saee raiumauy Hail us e'scton would
be e'ea,er Calamity TO New York city and a. Inc pros
poets OF he cppo~on party than the elevation OF Wood
himself
souras~'BL.cK RR,mucAxsM Tho Richmond Eeos,
me organ o. ehn Minor Bolts, says, that i, cou> not
ger Southern opposition for Speaker, il would Taxa
Northern, In preference to any democrat whatever.
RyfuBfpasiss IN MASSACHUSETTS The Boston C,vrier
Gays 1t IL angular TACT in the history OF the republican
party Of Massachusetts, that has yet been able
stand alone Az free soiers they have been deCeAtsd
ana has only been as democratic democrats Amer
can Know Nothpgs that thst they have accomplished
anything Senator Sumner elected through the aid Of
ths democracy Mr.. Wilson had 70 pass through Know
Noh'ng loogc order To reach tho Senate 1855 tho
Worcester convention adopted Gov. Gardner its caud
oase and the republicans have again elected Mr. Banks
although they are obliged TO 60 before their brethren
the Northwest and swehst sentiments proiessed
by that gentleman the sentiments Of tho people
who voted for him.
RESULT OF BLACK RxruMIcANIsM.-we nnd the following
In the Charlotte Is. CO Bulletin =
On "Wednesday last Of the most prominent bust
men Of Charlotte, who had been called on by
agent New York house, remarked that II was his
pressi0u be hao maze his last bill tor gvods In the
New nork nssss.tns. was very probable he would
South In reply TO the above expression opinion tn
agent remarked that be had discovered that many
chants throughout the South had come q similar deter
mination and that that line Of policy should adopted
rally throughout the Southern and Western States It
msnt Of the people Of the Nor,h,ha, wuuid undoub
eddy bring about reaction and . more healthy
sentiment than could bo effected by any other line o
policy.
THE SOUTHERN OProsiuoN.-A Washington paper says
that Alexander Bo,eler, southern opposition from vr
gnia and Vim. b Stokes, Southern opposition from Ten
uessee, will vote for democratic Speaker in they
cannot get South American. What Mr.. Stokes will do,
says the Baltimore Patrol we are not prepared say
out Mr. Boteler has saio that will he for
a democrat, and believe every South American occu
u, s this ground
Ink OPPOSITION CONVENTION OF vRcrSiA.-This conven
ton called to meet in the city Of Richmond the l4th
Of ce nbcr but in consequence Of the excitement
by the foray at Harper Ferry and the execution Of the
murderers at ChMlesown, the day for assembling has
been postponed Until the I'D Of February.
PEaPoslnoS NEw JKsEY Ousr UNITED STATES SgSA-
TOR 1ka EyoK The foil wing extract of letter
which appeared in the Monmouth county Oemocra.:-
would suggest, the United states Senator, Mr. Ton
by VOTE and that Mr. johnsons he therefore
las legal right by the laws OF the State, take his
eat IN the senate; and would also suggest that the Uni
ed States Senate take the matter hand and exclude
Mr. irh r. ok rom the United States Senate, ana seed 1t
sack 70 the New Jersey legislature Then would pro
ates Senator from Now Jersey
Trenton correspondent of tho Newark Adertier, in
reference to the subject, says
II now ayowed By prominent democrats 10 be their
nenton to deprive Mr. Ten E, OK Of his seat ia the Sen
40 By all ging that be elected by majority OF ony
NJ, that being Joel NJ. Johnsoa whom they charge
made member OF the Legislature by illegal meaus
protest TO that eff CT Drawn up and signed by the
democratic members Of the Legislature Immediately alter
Mr. Tn Eyck's election and has been kept secret until
THIS protest rehed on to Dust bim. Ii will be-
ut in as soon as MI Ten Eycks credentials are laid DO
ore the Senate.
The Trenton Republican, opposition, fares up Little
over the supposed movement. II says
The hair Drained fanatcs-to call them by no worse
name--who have been trying 10 get up movement
"ssns, John TenEycE alleging nss ne was vas not Legally
uped States Senate, had as well save their breaths and
what little credit they have LETT for by possible MEANS
unfair they effect their designs BY reference
20 the "cua,e Journal Of 1852 page Sil, VIII be
that forty names recorded as voting for John
renEyck The whole number Of members being eighty
one, only required forty to be majority Of the
WHOLE that Joel NJ johnson had not voted at
All, John c. TenEyck would have been duly elected
United states Senator. But IL this not the
ease, and Mr. TenEyck had been elected by the single
vote Of Mr. Johnson he could s have held his scat, for
the Legislature had decided before this that joel john
entitled his scat and is DO prcsumed
the Ugted States Senate would so behind the hna
decision OF the New Jersey Legislature
The Trenton American (dcmocrat pronounccs the whole
story hoax, and says
One OF city papers has discovered mares nest
An effort is TO be made Mr. Ton Eyck, who
elected United States Senator last WINTER because John
son voted for him. II il alleged that this account Ten
Eyck tcton will be declared Illegal il ts great pity
destroy goce story but it SO happens that Mr. Ten
Eyck was elected without Johnson's vote He bad forty
votes, which majority Of two in the joint meet
ing Verify, these gentlemen timd that every bush
they meet IS regarded as a soldier.
ADDITIONAL rumors aoat TO the effect that Senator
Tbom INTENDS TO resign, that " R. Wright will take
his place. and tina, another democrat will be made TO
persede Ten Esck.