The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05

GREAT Know k0rrSo GATHERING N Suw "A
4" straight out American mAs meeting VII % he's .
Camden to morrow evenias. u "a snaousesl tha ua
meeting will be addressed BY Hoo. r. v ssocs Of sss
Jersey; Hon. Jacob Broom Of Pennsy,vHaia rss n "a
verify, Of Cape May County; Thorn. rilasn, aaitsa
county NJ j.; and other speaker The CAnisn yss-ss
says over 5000 names have been Gsnsd 10 shs cs4
PREPARE FOR TaoUBI4 II 10 stated Tia. the N.sEsspg
delegation 10 the Charleston Conversion aess psixss
10 withdrav from tho Convention 10 case o. r.sus.
to endorse the doctrine Of equal prosecoc b. ts gsass
government in the Territories
Know Mornings RHspoSsmIK. The ksnsnrsa-
democratic Journal published at Jaokson, Mss shsss
that the resolution Of the rocont State C,uvsa,oa a
party, threatening TO 60 out Of tho Union in cass Of s
election Of republican President, borrowed trpn
Mr.. Fnlmores Albany speech, delivered In JAnsAy 1854
TEAPERArK The Baton Rouge (IoulsianA) fassss.
(dem) does not believe that tho Charesson Couyes.ss
viii break up in disorder On the contrary, IL says
Inc democracy OF Louisiana entertain no such sasu
cions OF the hdety OF their Northern brethren
puted 70 them They believe thom e c,ryors,a usxs
imbued with the conservative patriotism TAI adj
the South At the last Presidential election 70 save the re-
vernmeut from falling into the hands Of fanatic Al seSc
asm and confidently look for the assistance shsul
similar contingency rest upon the next election rhs
creed OF our party being national in its provscss
tenor the South cannot harbor d0ub, against hs oysy
Of too Norhef democracy. The surmsss OF rrespsa-
sible gossp viii fair,o seoAts the friendship whch tas
South justly and 50 proudly feels sor her Northor $40
po,iers. Boh sections OF party will cords Ally irs8
Misc At Charleston TO deliberate touching the ssu
wnoee solution depends tie welfare ~ the replo.tce
BstoHr DyMooRAr Tao Macon Telegraph teis Me
iolosing:--
cvn 70 Butter, the other day, country man csrs ".
and looking a. the big handful announcing tas mw4ek
read with uuiegned surprise and indisnasiou-ss
0scx, ''Pm sgin them fellers al the time. sa7 aE,
ans body that's opposed to the State" -
MAssAcausErTs.-The Democratic State CoaFss.h ae.
Massachusetts, will NEE. in Worcester on the 1854 ss.
tember instead of OF the It'll, as the csa oriraa y M
n9ursed. u a
SOUTHERN AMI DouoLAs MsS.--Tbs-s Is gsg.kh.s-
in Alabama, named James L. Pugh who n siss.
ton on the LIST inst in the Second district as sas
cratic ssnap aud regular cnridate for Representative
Congress. While making o. his stump sgssr4sr
during tn cacyasg, asksa whether he would ,up
port Douglas cr the Presidency il nominated by "a,
Charleston Convention. W. Pugh Immediately ares up
md s.owec his waistie to the following effect
he se,t y fep.dated Stephen A. Douglas and bis o0us
ooctnes, Is s4uatter sovereignty his Territorial pey
his construction Of the Cincinnati PLATFORM and the whole
string Of his vile teacnEss Being asked il he would zap
port Douglas under nomination of tbs Charleston Cs.
ssnticn, lie sad nphatcay, "So would not suppsrt
s;eaheu a. Douglas II he accepted nomination ny
own platform, " BE ssd tina. he regarded Douglas ~
corrupt and unworthy OF ihe support Of true pr-
ois 20 uetter what platform he might run on or wat
promises he might maze. douglas should receive 40
nomination st tpo Charleston Convention he advised TAT
We dominate separate tCket and appoint our best
electors and him he advised Southern rights ie.
nocrats u so to the Charleston Convention and nd
the endorsement OF the Southern construction of Ca
cinDau platform tue reputation OF squster sovereignty,
tie protection CT slave property in the Territories and Is
recosn ton OF all the rights claimed by the South bs
Southern members could not control the Convention sad
carry tuefe points, they should then quit the concern
and come home. BE desired to make more effort 70
preserve the Union on principle but had very little eo
depce in The success Of the effort If failed, then 10
wanted ii South to be united to burst tie
untoy bands and take an independent position ont Of tie
InioD By this step the South could lose nothing, havg
tire and power 10 control the acturing aid
commercial interests of the world.
ANOTHER MOVEMENT OF THE OpposIuoS-The oppositsa
journals in Virginia are advocating general State Co
venton TO be held at point hereafter be dst
mined upon, for the purpose OF advising and consuts
TO the best method Of securing harmony OF action ad
unity Of purpose OF the entire conservative oppos..a
element bf the Union, preparatory to the great struggle
OF 1860. Some of the counties have already appolnki
delegates without designating the time place Of holding
SAID convention.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE GOVERNOR IN MASSACHUSETTS
Some CT the Massachusetts, democratic journals are put
ing forward Hon f. Hallet as candidate for Governor
G. the fall election.
CAPTAIN BRAGG Col. Braxton Bragg, to whom Genasl
Taylor at the battle o. Pao Alto said to have ADDRESSED
the famous words, ga little more grape, Capt Bragg
reported to be the democratic candidate for local o
at Lafourche, La.
NoK1H CARoLINA.-The Wilmington IN. CO. H.rad says
the opposition had two members of Congress the last
House Of Representative from that State and in the ueI
Congress they expect to have four at least.
1SDlANA-The name OF Hon. G. S, Orth, OF Lafayette
mentioned in poca! circles candidate the repul
icsn nomination for Governor.
MASSACHUSETTS GovERNoR-The Boston PiI. is oppose.
TO the nomination OF Mr. Haett the democratic candi
date for Governor the ground that he has used bis H.
In n
charges him with having written the book entitled six
Months in Convent" In regard TO B. Butler the Pix
dspoeed to support him the ground that he has ben
"vigant in watching the movements of the Know Not.
ings and other bigots."
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR IN CALIFORNIA
The black republican papers circulating statement hs
the nomination Of Mr. Milton s. Latham the democratic
candidate for Governor in California positive triumph
the administration The falsehood exhibited in the
following extract from Mr. Latham's speech which was
made at the time the nomination rendered t. him
stand By the principle Of popular sovereignty aud non
niery enion rs they laid down by the KAnsasNe-
braska bill OF 1854. sani by the Cincinnati platform
STAND by tie administration of James Buchanan And
above all these stand by the union and the integrity of
principles Of our party depende the happiness and pros
pery OF our beloved and common country. Now, then,
gentlemen let me simply hope n each Of you repre-
eentaves Of the great party OF which members may
feel do that all OF bitterness and contention and ran
sifIe are a. an ecd Wlen the NOMINATIONS
nsde and tnst loyal and good democrats we will
sand true to o.. party and true to platform And,
my word for II, when the bao! box has told tale in
rienber Dext viii roll up such a majority as thig
state has never seen n an election before.
STATE oFr1cRRs 10 FE FiKcIzD FALL.-On the Tues
day succeeding the FRS, Monday November the Law
reaes, which this year fas the ssh he following
State olioess are 10 Re chosen in New York
Secretary OF finia. 81 Inc place o. Gideon Tucker
Comp .elcr, ir ;3e place OF Sanford E. Church
IN Attorney General In the place OF Lyman Tremain
State Engineer and Surveyor, the place Of Van r.
Richmond
snle Treasurer, h ,Ae place Of Isaa: Y. yanderpoe
Canal Co;E-Gsioner, in the place OF Charles g.
StarrH
sc Inspector OF slate Prisons N the plaza Of Wesley
BaaIcy.
Jltgo OF tsc Court 0. Appeals, IN the place o, Alex
~ ler . John~on.
Cerk Of The Court Of Appeals n the place o. Russell
= Hicks
AL vhois terms Q. Once will expire On The las. day OF
December next
Also Jes,ce Of The Supreme Court for ne Fourth yu
dicia Drrci In the place Of CorneliUa L. Ael whcss
term Ct Office will expire TIE las; day o. December
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