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

OMAHA CRY, NEBRASKA, TER Nov Il ,ilS5s
Corinq Session. of the Nebraska o.
Repu,can Statement Concerning the Election q Ne
puarcon Representative in Congress from Ne'rasso-
Death Of hon YsrylsosThs Harpers terry fs-
suy7ection in the wes-Breaktng Ground on The Worth
eym Poy,;on Of the 81 Joseph and Goaa-a Bng 3aA-
rcaaI-General Ne,cs, dc.
Gu the 6h Of next month the sixth session OF tne Ne
braska Legislature assemblies here Tne Coonc ID az
mocrat by a decided majority, and the House oy sni
majority, understand yet, however, there has been
seen no Authentic list of the members OF tnat oooy eec
The rey. of portions OF our CODE, anu 'ne pas
sage of so Ne local laws repeal of Others and may oe
a bank CHI n Ter or some scheme of the kind wnerewneo
raise the ind, will be carried through sunafy s'ua,,
axes arc ~ be ground and the forty days session VIII
and n,pe, b occupied both branches there B soou
material ~ of intelligence, energy and able reore-
sentatves cr...w, ,,..o., ~ ,ho
b,ac- ~ n,,,,p stamp a what singular elegraphc
dnsna,c a ucipr the election OF samuel Daily repub-
lican tn' ranrs eut Nebraska in Congress II s news
US Of Seora ska General Experience I IstaerssS a. 90"
ma tho cs, msy me Of election from the Governor.
cen e s s. b and true detnoerat, aud atpootee
,t p,es,den, n for United States District Attorney
nr ne Ssrt ."S ven at three hundred majority he did
,n, ga, a. c ,crapc strength of the Territory DOR
ihs nos, 1 have heard that Daily has nOtided
zen y oS he n,, IN his seat in Congress-
'ossbly the poor fell w Is sincere, anu SOU 10 " :, @ o,cod
hron1h me In.ng Eg journals, hoping thereby 70 make
capital for the con test nave also nesaa ~. III
Canvass
,aned y a, por ing he would be defeated, and OBJ
AIMED pledge from hin una. nc wou On. ~ & ~ ,s.
NJ so- go, " w " his per diem salary during
le bending Of his sse matter how poor a sho~ he
mid ,rata ~ @ It's, IL invites such apologies for
msmher =. ~ 49, % n;, % far off Territory 70 "go
nd do nrswieo ;, ty 10y his chances for success are
, sim M thew ara ~, his remaining sober tor one
onh time His re ,ds here i ne nas any .as lei =,
,n,s or ah s. % @ honest democratic majori
H" M Esnune against nj gate elect Congress
is Terrorv in ssa , aen the 1lth inst At his resi-
nee in Beleveu Mr. was Uo,n IN %So
on of A,hanv .w ano sion to the bar he oractced
several years with his prece & ~ 'aer esrsd ssuara
ays IN the N;ch;san "sou e, and 1854, was ap-
fnted oy President Pierce Chi SHS asy when he wa,
, d, once ne heid until the resigned scat the
nch, (now filed by Hon Aus lsv ' pind and obliUnz
cge Ferguson q man OF AZ ~srr, friends and hut
Glsposiiion, and possessing many
The HERALD eagerly sought for Is Ferry
formation concerning the Harpe There Is but.ona 'sr
q the trial thereupon. ense Of thu M .s
Q ing sentiment amongst the goods that il, den u
9 West here upon this subject, and urse Occnnan ancn1
: John Brown and his fanatica co spokeo ts nal ,
u hear republican, more plainly he al!Air As1 dis
tRhbor, eb6eavorng to vindicate ,ne ,s-.,. There
Ems have been knowledge of la,in m aitated
ay upon the tspecpiar institution" iB NOR ou e norse,
oiton negro secreting hole, called Tai iles MT ~ Iowa.
the Mssoar river, some forty five m nefe--
least SO am Informed. Brown and some noreang have
,uaniances and friends there The pUHcy OF the
on this subject to be gene 10y approved
e, and indeed, next to the HERALD Gove o1 wise has
his prompt and energetic cou-se in the matter, won
ny irienos in the West -,
short time since the first ground wash okenon Tho
bern portion of line OF the sx Joseph snd Counc
Railroad, and it is generally bel ,eved tn, workwli
oe pushed on TO rapid completion thereby, onnecting
,cil Bluff Crst the Missouri river n ON hcre9
continuous railway route OF ali n aces in the West
ing afr to outstrip others, awan the oafm 10
oseph in Missouri 1t is decidedly Il e poin, satbe
ouri river. Numbers now Ieayinr the r. rritory
70 60 " s. Joseph. And II man cmirra, es %
non non is T. ha, i his neehbor or fren asks after
tne reply is, "Why. he has gone TO 81 4 weph
rd times are not getting softer. There 4 cons ans
J seness asa s 10 lhe Western money market Many 10
,oo as,ra ~ a. mere tride in advance the q
rass nuey anu improvements II an exceh ent tim
rmefs 1n d.slrous Of securing Western. noms At low
the EXCEPTION Of a'ae rs no % snow has fallen "a and
~ 'ne @ ,an mas been unusually mild A numf. OF
= sess, h IRE up ior trial before the District C,a IT.
" uu1AMArloN-A negro preacher in Detroit wso mar.
'"eN mah ~ white wnman-s marrarn h.inpr