The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-01
Political Intelligence.

MASSACHUSETTS REpUBIcANIsM- German citizens
Detron nave addressed communication to the people
Massachusetts, demonstrating earnestly against the con
tutiona amendment which requires the residence
adopted citizens within the State for two years after
lalization. They condemn this action Of the repubcs
and declare that they cannot co operate with q par
which adopts such measures
Gov. Brown on SouArrER SOVEREIGNTY Senator A. n
Brown, Of Mississippi, in recent letter, says: N
1t 10 true that in voting for the Kansas bill of 1854
agreed TO non Intervention" to the expressed
the billthat is tha: Congress neither egsat1
leave the people thereof perfectly free to regulate
ner own way, subject only to the constitution Of ~
Sni.ea states ana IN the same bill agreed that ~
supreme Court OF the United States the righui
IN any matter of controversy between q citizen of E
south and the Territory Of Kansas the subject OF
(kansas) constitutional right TO exclude slavery VIII
contend for now 10 that the controversy did arss
we DID submit the point, and that the Supreme Court
the Drcd Scott case, did decide in our favor and NJ
therefore the law has been fulfilled. Non inter yenton
been worked out 10 its conclusion It was Greek gift
turned out for us shibboleth Of strength What de
s mat our opponents at the North, whether repubcaS
Americans or national democrats ali rie
fuy take from the benefit of this decision nv
sc.,on or uninendly legislation or in any other mod
known 10 the constitution comfy among the st ates or
honesty and fair dealing, but that contrary the
are bound by every consideration which com binaton
AL these can impose TO carry out this decision to ts u
and legitimate conclusion, and thus give fair and adequat
protection to slave property in the Territories l
this platform the South ought to stand in 1880 The
stituton gives IT, and the Supreme Court has awarded
II any party at the North be rallied TO this standard
tho south should stand with that party II none can be-
no party at the North be found stand up for thu
equality or the States and the equal rights Of toe South
then best becomes the dignity OF tho
south 70 lod her arms In silence look composedy on tina
CONNECTS between tho sposmen Of the North and
ly calculate,
Fight dog. fight bear,
There Is no dog Of nine there
TIE CHARLESTON CoSvESroN.-Tne Charleston ~ ~ ,
Mercury gays Of the next Democratic Presidentay
vention, "uness it is limited exclusively to de,.,,.,
from the South, 1t will be Convention Of the DER
party"
OrPos1TloS STATE CONVENTION N PENNSYLVANIA Thu u.-
rsburg Telegraph rays
The call for the Peoples state Convection In II, h,.
heartily responded TO throughout the conmorwoaI,h
nomc counties delegates have already been annotated
IN DINERS meetings are called for that purooso n our
TRENDS come together in proper Spirit and wise conn
ses prevail In the selection OF candidates. the mos br
Liant victory ever achieved by ay party Ia tue Old Kew
stone will crown the efforts Of the opposition dccisIvo
democratic PRESIDENTIAL candidate in 1862 beyond all
chance. ' oil"
PREfTTrScls FOR PREs,DEr.-Thc democracy of Smith
county, Mss, at recent meeting passed the following
resolution
hesoived, That we are willing 10 support the nominee
VI ne Naona convention to be held at Charleston vet
we recommend az first choice for the pres;dsncy
ssisspp favorte Eon the sage patriot and
JEFFERSON Davis and suggest to delegates in khe Con
nation. ~ ~
what VIII Senator Brown say 10 thisp