The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08
Political Iatsliixer -.

during the last few years. ~ ~ 49,
Political Iatsllixer.,.e
THE pEMocRAnc PARTY Br...suu Us k rxxAsAnsv-
party about h be .reahisAa Ii Texas which n m.
already causing tho rfer driving democracy TO shake in
Their shoes, is intentions nrs proclaimed o. Aus-
TIM Tho capital Of tue Sate the 2lst a where it was'
announced by the Hon ~ Pease tns late democratic
Cove or, that the movement had the synpathies.
and would receive the support of General Sam Houson
whom 10 proposed to run ior Governor Hon. John n.
Regain, democratic representative in the Congress,
and candidate for election together with number of
prominent democrato, whg and American politicians The
main point In aeuo Is the attempt nterpoate the do
mocrAc platform declarations in favor OF reopeniAg tho
African slave trade, which the party declare is o.
movement looking towards dissolution OF the Union,
which they utterly repudiste and condemn. The Austn
State Gazette which is the central organ Of the democracy
declares that the meeting which foreshadowed this oppo-
son failure, but II issued extra giving synap
sis Of It's proceedings and containing long article
ing the faithful Of approaching danger The Galveston
Nesos aeo seemed considerably shocked the first
nouncement Of tho movement, and declared that it had
the most painful forebodings of the results which would
follow the organization Of party in the State. II 10
needless 10 shut eyes to the fact that the democratic
party is fast breaking to pieces We have warned the poll
cans of this approaching dissolution time aud again. and
II they persist in being blind the fault ia theirs
organization must be the result and already the premi~
nary steps have been taken in Texas.
The Loss OF DEMOCRATIC STRENGTH vrecaNIA.-Tbe
stauDton a Vfndcdor, in casting about for the
which reduced the democratic forces in the election
says was the quareng and warning among the demo-
Gratis before the nominations made and the disor-
ganizaton and distraction of the party which we're,
brought about by the conflicting claims Of aspiring poll
tcans Very good reasoning, but the question recurs
will these discussions be healed viii they go on and
become bitter until nal clash shall destroy the,
democratic organizations throughout the State?
TgREE THOUSAND DOLLARS A SESSION BRINGS rnEM Our
The Savannah Republican says has never known SO
animated scramble for Congressional honors Ia some
Of the districts Of Georgia there from fifteen
W aspants for the nomination Of their party friends and
in none are there probably less than eight AS ALI
the districts except two democratic the struggle
faction another of that party.
ANOTHER MovESENr.-rhe wings and Americans Of Mus
cogee county, Ga met in convention on the SIst ult
resolved to unite with any organization that would pro-
tect and advance the rights and interests OF all sections OF
the Union
BORIS ON HIS CHARACTER. Hon. John Miuop Bottg
has come out in long card in the charges OF
Mr. o. Jennings Wise. Mr. Bolts intimates his ineuton
to sue Mr. wse for SANDER and apply the money resolved
'i eah6ee u NC gets ANY, hO SOme CnafbaOie Nktuu
ton or restore it TO MIR. Vice. He dsavows any motive
but desire to clear his character.
COMING Our FLAT Foor1D-rhe republicans Of Crswiord
county, Pa, are in favor Of cutting loose entirely from
the Americans ard express their deterna to 90 It
alone Here is resolution passed at recently held
county convention
Resolved, That instruct delegates to the State
convent on OF The Sub Of June 10 every attempt
that may be made 10 ignore tue republican
or principles, and 10 oppose the snng any
Call for Peoples National Convention We enphati.
caly declare Our abiding faith n repubciusm the
only true opposit on, agree act In this campaign
only as republicans. We Gesre the nomination of repub-
caDs fer State officers and The endorsement of repoo
can docrnes, and will support tckes platform tuat
is Dot essentially repu oiicsn.
WHAT THE GERMAN REPUBLICANS DENAND-Ths republi-
can Germans In the Western States who b.en co.,
dersby red and exercised at tho adoption of the recent
constitutional amendment in Massachusetts, are making
demands upon the republican party which will be found
omewha difficult to comply with. The Mil Yankee Atlas
German republican paper and the Free Docro. Of the
fse city, leading republican journal In Eoglsh unite
ID presenting the following programme, embracing the
ondttious Of their further cooperation
J. That the Republican Central Committees of the Statee
limos, iboiara, Minnesota, Pennsy lvana and New
Y9Ik BIC DC requested to declare aeainsl it.
That similar expression should be had from tn re-
publican Senators and Representatives in Cong ress
B. iha ia the next repub State Conventions, reeo
iuons should be brought in denouncDg act OF Mass-
cbuseits IN the most upequgocai manner.
q. That in Massachusetts, the consistent repu ,cans
Should organize distinct psrty.
D. that the National Convention OF 1860 ought in the
Brst place TO ad the delegated Ut the
party Of Massachusetts, should make declaratoo of o.
position 70 the position OF Massachusetts, aud should no.
inmate man for the Presidency whose sentiments aud
character guarantee Of the maintenance Of the equal
rights Of all inhabitants OF the republic.