The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-04

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--sisy next, September 9. th,
VERMONT ExcuoH.-Oal. ~, 49,. = !. :, -
annual election will take place In ,.n-.. u...,,-
uooNm aad black republcanism, the o.. -. .nd
case. A. tho result 10 clearly foregone couc,.
- NOBODY seems 70 much aoout Il any way 1. VI
DO needless 10 reer 10 further than 70 announce the fact
snas Hon. Hiland Hs, the prsssn. Executive ID on The
oack republican ticket for election and that John G.
me poet, y tho democratic candidate for Governor.
a nuM-The Schenectady DAILY Nsas, an independent
JouS, ssys "theFe many truth spoken in Jest Tho
1sw ironically advocating tho editor Of the HERALD for
Mayor q New York, accidentally tolls this truth:
For hfsh Of century the HERALD done for the do.
1ocrauc party what none OF IT. busy, intriguing spos
hnpteFs shallow theorists and ploers could for IT,
has Indicated policy, furnizhsd dsas, carried elections
and defended administrations
FoRHsHADowNa CANDIDATES Albany Saamdard an.
nouncss the following democratic ticket agreed upon by
Cagser, Richmond h Co..
Secretary AZ Sxdte-Geo G. Scott, or Saratoga
GUmrsruey-s r. Church, Of 0rissns.
zressuyer-wm Williams, Of Eric
sat E;.cinser--vsn r. Richmond. Of wsYps
Canal C6mmirioner-N. Elderxin, OF St Lawrence.
Inspector Of State PSisons-S n. Shaw Of Oeego.
JUDGE 81 AppeaL-A s. johnson, OF Albany.
Clerk Of AppeoIs-Gsorge Taylor, Of Kings
correspondent OF the Albany S!assuan presents the
following for the consideration OF the Know Nothing State
Convention:-
Secretary Of sSldte-Sa Tuol A. Law, OF Delaware,
Cbmptyotler-wm. A. Wheeler, or Franklin.
Attorney oensaf-asnry R seden, Of Monroe.
Judge Of Court Of Appeats-Alsxander 8 Dlven, Of
Oivk eof Court Of Appsass-ohares Hughes, Of Wash.
Ca~sl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sheriff., OF Albany.
STATE Engineer and Snrwym-J. Plat Gooasell, OF
In,psaor " Stale Prisons-Iyman oael, Of New York
low Cav SzwARD BE ELECTED "A writer in the Chicago
Tribune who says he republican, takes the following
view Of Mr. Stewards chances for election TO the Presi
dency He sAys:-
Suppose Mr. Seward nominated, how IL be going 10 DO
eaecsd What assurance have We that the 81 444 Ame
support the whom, OF all the republicans they hate
the mosts What guarantee liz there thas the 81 2O2 FIJI
every Of which would be needed carry the Key
Stone Slater Who believes that the 20 38o Fillmore wings
Ssy viii Conquer their preuS,ces and march uU 70 the
polls ndsse and deposit their ballots for w. H. Sewardp
NOV woous the votes o. these men seward could no
death. And how the republicans TO elect President
unless they receive the electoral votesS Are the Roman
Catholics going TO make good the loss Of Protestant sup
port, Win they feel grateful to Seward for mis- past
efforts 70 divide the common school fund With them
vote for him In bodyP Not . bit Of it, II is idle to
believe It.
A NEW PLANK FOE THE DnfodkAnc PLATFORM Tho Bssa.
via Democrat insists that the following plank shall be
inserted in the democratic platform of this Stase:
Opposed to Dean Richmond's running the democratic
u inc expense OF the New YORK Central Railroad.
and charming the expenses TO construction account.
INAUGURATION OF THE GOVERNOR ELECT OF KzsTUcKY-On
the Both Of August the democratic Governor Ken
lucky, Hon. Berlah NagOnln, installed into Office Of
Frankfort with considerable quantity Of pomp and show
The Governor will hold his office for four years.
BETTER TEAM FnmusrKRNa. Kinney, the great Gen.
1ral America colonist and buster having returned to
Texas has just been elected to the Legislature OF that
State from Nueces county.
IT. uovorr Thn ark VI T-s%n
nominstes the Hon. R. NJ I. Hunter Is the democrati;
candidate for the next Presidency.
Voacr OF rRIss In Leavenworth, the
Times stands alone In supporting the Wyandot constitution
This instrument however, ID endorsed by the Atchison
Champion, the DonphAn Poa the Palermo Leader, the
Hwood Pres, the Lawrence Republican, the Topeka III
be, the Mound uty Herald, the Osssswatomie Herald,
the Kansas Espren and the wyandot Gasetts It ia op
posed by the Lesvenworth Herald the Atchison Union
the Iowa Point Dipatch the Junction City Sentinel, the
National Democrat, the wyandot Argus and the Fort Scot
Democrat Tho Herald Of Freedom and the Kansas Pres
are on the fence.
TEE PUBLIC DruKR 70 How A. h. SrErHESs.-The pub
ic dinner given by the citizens Of Warren county, Geor
xa, TO their distinguished representative in Congress
Hon. Andrew q. Stephens-was attended by about one
thousand persons Mr.. Stephens, although in very i'll
health, made speech Of about forty minutes duration
BE fantipg towards the close, and obliged
10 stop. His speech was moderate and conservative. He
made no alusion TO the African slave trade. Senator
Toombs was present. and delivered speech that was also
moderate In M tone. Both Mr. Toombs and Mr. Stephens
spoke In terms Of high consideration Of their "Norhern
aes in Congress who bated with them for the rights
OF tho Bouth and expressed great confidence the fidelity
OF the Northern people to the constitution. Mr. Toombs
kgnifed that he would Of come other time present his
views In reference TO the political aspect Of the country,
but did not regard the present proper time TO do
TEXAS CosaarsMEN.-The old NstSonal Inteyigencr In
Warrington announces the fact in long editorial tha
Hon. John Reagan has been returned 10 Congress
the frat district Of Texas "by overwhelming and un
precedented majority" We have every to believe
that tho above statement is true rem tho fact that Mr.
Reagan had no opposition, and no one bu: himself re.
ceved vote for representative in the whole Eastern dis
trct In the Second district A. ]. Hamilton Houston
democrat, has been elected over T. N. Wau the cand
date OF the hard shell democracy.
DOUGLAS IN PENNSYLVANIA The democrats Of Allegheny
county Pa, who favorable the nomination Of Hon.
Stephen A. Douglas for President Of the United States
have received invitation to attend mass meeting in
Pnaburg on the Both inst
RPuBuo NETTING TO PUT Down RowDYsM IN BALTIMORE
The citizens and business OF Baltimore in view or
tho present dsporable condition Of affairs in that city,
call upon all favorable 70 the restoration Of and ORDER
the purity Of the ballot box, and the protection Of legal
voters to assemble with them in meeting, at Nonu.
mentsquare, Monday afternoon, the 9th day OF Sep
tember to take into consideration such the
present crisis may warrant. The call has already been
signed by two thousand citizens including many Of the
most prominent business firms Of the city.
ANmrAKA-The Huntsville (rexas) Item says that Gen.
Eam Houston 10 to be Governor Of Texas for the next two
years. This slight error. Gen. Houston will take his
seat In the United States Senate no lives on tho 4h Of
March, Bel, when Ed Clark, the nowly eecsed Lieu
Tenant Governor will into the Executive chair Of Texas