The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06
Political Intelligence.

Political Intelligence
PorYncAa Suoms o. Dou0lA&-Ine Nssns"'S x"''
can Farmer says n..u.. ,.,s.
begins 70 be current impression ths. D1%sas m sn1
20 aaae@ Ielv 10 end his days. According 70 one Of
orr sueciaI dispatches his friends regard MS case -
,a p.rxersburc Ne,w on the same subject, declares
go r,o,as takes different ground in the Harper article
o that which he assumed in tho Kansas Nebraska dis.
cussion, and adds
principles IN M no ssS W. ne
rules TO support MN.
Tho News Of the Same date contains huge putt for
Henry A. Wise.
The Columbia South Carolinian, on the same subject
says
H.xnc cut loose entirely from the South and left with
out any win strength tho North plain to be
seen that the South dscards this Of Congressional
avery CODE Judge Douglas must sink nsgnincanty be-
tween the two great parties.
The Richmond Enquirer, at the conclusion of long ar.
ce to the effect that Mr. Douglas views are unconstu.
tionai, says -
But have much moro say about this very hirnsv
essay, which wc regret 70 recognise cmanaung from
pen OF American statesman We will not dess entire
dy until we have shown up in every phase Of the weak
ness OF ss fallacy.
The Chicago Herald regards Douglas copyrighted"
communication In Harper a bid for black republican
votes and considers that he will DO formidable compcti
l0r against year IOf republican nOmna
ton correspondent Of tho New York Tribune suggests
that Douglas would be good black republican candidate
he could only be trusted" He can't DO trusted -"
there's the rub
ArrocrxU1.-W W. Gaines, Esq., has been appointed
by the Secretary Of the Treasury first class cerkshp
in tho Sixth AUDITOR Office, vice Harrison Holt removed
CASr Go Dor1IAs--Colonel Gartrel NJ c., when asked
by Colonel Wright, bis competitor for Congress- at Nc
Donough, Tuesday, the "a inst whether not no
would support Judge Douglas for tho Presidency if he
should be the nominee Of the Charleston Convention said
Gle would not.n
vIEGruAM KILLED IN TExAs.-At Paris Texas, on cleo.
ton day, aray occurred between W. H. Williams for
mery Of Washington county, Va, and two brothers,
named McGasson, in which Williams killed and the
other two seriously wounded. In the State, few
days since, David ]. Baltze, formerly of Abingdon va
shot through the head and instantly killed by Mis-
sssippian named Mckay. Baltzel fred on Mckay, who
attacking his brother, when the fire returned
with the fatal result stated.
DOUGLAS DEFEATED IN WISCONSIN Douglas received
dash Of cold water in Wisconsin the other day. His
friends desired the state Convention appoint dele
gates the National Convention but his secured
postpouement Of the question until next February-to
which time the State Convention stands adjourned. Some
OF the papers attribute this result 10 the influence Of
Governor Seymour Of New York. who has been spending
most OF the summer at the West.
Anderson, the opposition candidate in the Fourth Ken
lucky district has received the certificate of election His
Official majority IL three This makes an opposition mao-
rity in the delegation.
FREE NEGRO vonSG IN KEsrucKY-Thc Georgetown
Journal states, upon information received from reliable
gentleman that Of the grounds upon which Brutus
Clay Esq will the election Of Colonel Pra before
the State Senate the fact that In Bath county four men
OF negro descent only voted for Colonel Pra but for
the whole democratic ticket
MODEST REPUBLICANS IN WISCONSIN. --Governor Randall,
renominsted by the republicans Of Wisconsin, and Hon.
Carl shurry nominated for Lieutenant Governor both de-
clincd-the former condonay and tho latter absolutely
The following is the republican State ticket
Gov Randall is rcnominatcd.
B. G. Noble for Lieutenant Governor.
/. p. Harvey for Secretary OF State.
Mr.. Hastings is renomnated for Treasurer.
Z. M McGraw for State Prison Commissioner
DOUGLAS Fnsco IN CmcAGo.-The Chicago Herald gives
the following summary Of imaginary set Of resolutions
offered Douglas meeting in that city, which did mt
amount TO much
Resolved No. I--Jamns R,ehanan dnAs. understand
his business, and can't understand appointing ONCE
holders. - -.
confidence but ain sound the squatter sovereignty
Resolved No. 3.-Squatter sovereignty.
Resolved No 4-That Is about half way agreed upon
that the nominee Of the Charleston Convention andsqua
Resolved No 5-That the republican party does not
IKE ssenhen A. Douglas, and that the Massachusetts
amendment is rough and-squatter sovereignty.
Resolved No 6.-Jamcs Buchanan y comparatively
right on the doctrine Of expatraon, and naturazed c
zens are good as natives I've agree.nEo.l
GOOD Sea Of an institution and an adjustment Of tho Utah
difhcuties somewhat advantageous
A CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR WITH BLACK EYE.-The
Trenton IN J) State Gasee, republican, says Of the de-
mocrasic candidate for GOVERNOR
We learn from gentleman, resisidng in the Eastern
mart of the State at the which occurred Ut the
picnic on General Wrights grounds, near HUDSON, ON
tuesday last, 'thc General received blackened eye,
rather unfortunate just now, as prevents him from
starting on his stumping to preach law and morality
sympathise with our friend "Ncd and hope be will
recover from the blow given him by that said "drunken
rowdy."
Senator Douglas will leave Washington on Monday t
attend the State Fair at Chicago on the 18th inst
George W. Brewer has been elected Senatorial, ant
D. W. Roue representative delegate from Franklin
county, Pa to the next Democratic State Convention
DELEGATES TO THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONTENTION
Place. Delegate Alternate.
Utica. Francis Herman ~
Watervillc. H. Lamb. W. Movre OF Paris
Rome. John Stryleer. NJ L. Kenyon.
Schuyler Colfax, F. p Blair, Jr. and Galusha A. Groy
are all announced to address republican meetings in dc
rent portions of Minnesota during the month Of September
The Hon John Crittenden, Of Kentucky, Is in Mime
sofa AT St. Paul he serenadcd last week, and re
sponded in speech, in which he claimed Kentucky as
Western State and " saved the Unonn He started 70
Lake Mnnetonka where he and his party intend to tr
camp life, fishing, hunting and sailing. They will the
make a tour Of Southern Minnesota.
Another Rival for BlOndin.
From the Rochester Union, Sept. 81
Yesterday was truly proud day for Rochesers littl
daughter, Charlotte She essayed to bring cham
pion Of the tight rope and put herself par with tn
city and ahead of Niagara Falls, and she succeeded.
Mons Denote, gallant young sailor and citizen O
Charlotte, had modestly announced his intention to wall
over the harbor Of the Genesce its mouth upon
small rope under the auspices and patronage Of his fellow
townsmen rope procured from the largo elevate
OF Mr. Rankin and stretched across harbor one en