The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-24

OF the free State forces In Kansas, his hcraded
throughout the black republican prints great man
and h.ro. There was then human being like Capt
John Brown, of Kansas. But now the tide of fortune
has tnrncd and Capt Brown has been overpowered and
captured his former friends and admirers have deserted
him as rats desert sinking ship They call him DID, and
foobardy, and crazy and mad. lie is no longer hero
Is not this base ingratitudes
VINO Was THE ACGRESsoR NEARLY all the black repub
lean journals state that old ossawatome Brown was ac
t,,ated in his movements in Kansas by the spirit Of
vsnge, caused by the killing Of of his by the
border ruflaps. Tho Chicago Tribune, which is good
authority, in history which II gives OF old Brown, says
that the Kansas troubles did the section
Territory where Brown lived and that the earlier
skirmshes developed lighting qualities in Brown which
gave him immediate prominence among the FREQ State
military leaders. 1t was this prominence and the no'o
riety which Brown acquired in the "Wakerusa war"
which brought down upon him the revenge Of the border
rufans They desoatcd his broke up his family
and in the onslaught killed one of his sons
Douel.s' woMASs RIGHTS LETTER FoRGERy.-A letter
has been published pretty extensively which purported
have been written by Judge Douglas, and addressed TO
Mrs Lucy Stone The letter represented Mr. Douglas as
akipg deep interest in the womans rights movement,
and makes him say that he regrets that he cannot be
present at the convention Lucy knocks The letter and
Senator Douglas also in the head at the time by the
following spicy note
BosroN Oct IL. 1860
lam surprised to learn that the letter going the rounds
OF the papers, purporting be from stephen Arnold
Douglas 10 me- is heng as yeritabe correspon
The hoax seemed TO so bareiaced that never
gave second thought. have never written To or re-
ceived Inc from Mr. Douglas and Is not to such men
that the womans rights cause appeals for helpers
LUCY STONE
Iowa ElKc11oS.-wc have received returns now from
sixty counties the State Of Iowa The footngs up
as follows
podges (dem) malorites. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ,sSs
krkwoods (rep) najortes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5,719
podges excess in sixty counties. ............ LAT
Same counties in 1857 gave
loves {rep) majortes. 6.olS
Lowes excess in 1857 ............... 1,l47
Dodges gain so far. ,294
loves majority in 1857 over Samuels was 2l5l leav-
ing s57 be in the forty remaining coun-
ties
PENNSYLVANIA EInnoN.-The Official vote OF Pennsylva-
MIA of the last election shows the republican majority in
the State to be $4,000 Last year it 10000.
Republican loss 1000
MISSISSIPPI EiEnoy.-The official vote of Mississippi
exhibits the following result
Democratic vote 81 oi9
Opposition voie.. 1887
democratic Io,OoS
Nor so Easily SHAKEN OrF-One of the black republ
can papers Boston, the Alas tries TO settle the Hapcrs
Ferry instruction by stating that of party is
res olsble for portion Of this business When the
matter is thoroughly slfted will find that party is
responsible
SouIx on THE STUMP-The Hon. Pierre Soule addressed
large opposition meeting in New Orleans the 18TH
Ono CONSTITUTIONAL AmESDEET-The proposed amend
ment the State Constitution OF Ohio providing for
nua instead Of biennial sessions Of the Legislature, which
was oted upon the late election Is probably rejected
by large majority The Statesman says '' The shape
in which submitted, providing for annual sessions,
but not annual elections, rendered. Objectionable to
many whow ,ud have voted for annual and the
| annual election Of members.
| WEs1cnS1IR AMERICAN CnrSrs Commemorative Anne
rcan County Convention. held at White Plains on the
goth inst made the following nominations John
| W. Mills for Surrogate; William Pemberton, Esq, for
District Atton ey Tie Convention also, by unanimous
vote, endorsed the nomination OF Hon. Vim. ". Scrug
/ ham, for Judge OF the Supreme Court, and of II. D.
Robinson, ESQ., for Senator from the Eighth district No
! nomination made for County Judge
AMERICAN NOMINATION OF AssKMBIyNAy IN wksrcHEs7Ea
Corsry--The American Convention for the Second dis
r!ct met on the Goth inst White Plains and unani-
mously nominated Nathaniel H. Ode, Esq of Greensburg
as candidate for the Assembly This gentleman having
previously nominated by Dellocfauc Assembly
Convention his election is rendered almost certain
TBrRIow WEED LOSING HIS TE,uTR.--In reply TO re-
mark Buffalo paper that the Harpers Ferry insur-
rection but the 'begnnng of the end if black repub
canisrn is the of the North the
Albany Journal says
The infamy Of such accusation is only equaled by
the stupidity Of those who utter it. The attempt make
the republican party responsible for this and kindred
acts of madness and folly quite infamous the in
surreclon itself, and far cowardy. The dough.
faces who 90 90 mistake the temper Of those who
sti,ue the republican party They know their purpose
be in harmony with the laws and the constitutions and
every msinuaon TO the contrary will bu them 10
acquire power to demonstrate the conservative character
of their aspirations and hopes.
OPPOSITION hAssAcHrsrrTsA party which is opposed
to both the democratic and black republican organizations
in Massachusetts, has just held its State Convention Bos
ton and nominated the following ticket for State officers
Governor, George n Briggs; Lieutenant Governor In
Sumner Secretary Of State, B L. Allen Treasurer
Charles Kimbal Auditor, J. ". Seaver Attorney Gene
raj, Henry Morris. Among Others the following are
given the why this party cannot give their
support TO the black republicans
Resolved That we are opposed TO the republican State
administrator because 1t is part and parcel Of party
which opposed W the principles Of constitution that
by Inherent necessity it cannot eqs at all in nearly
half Of the republic party which one State pro-
claims itself the peculiar champion OF the freedom OF
certain while in another it denies TO the race
the liberty Of breathing It's air trcading its sofia
party which avshes upon one portion ofour citizens pro-
LESSONS against hasty naturalization and foreign ina
ence while in other States where is by far its greatest
strength and controlling power brushes the princi-
pie and panders the worst passions of the foreign ee
ment; and notwithstanding these professions il here R
and sets aside, wherever possible those who would
act up 10 tcm and with despotism hitherto unknown in
this onweath cscomnunicates all in Office who dare
~ disapprove OF the acts Of It's leaders.
Az INDEPENDENT MOVEMENT REPRESENTATIVE /. Gov.
GasThe Baltimore Sun Gays that men. has been
inaugurased by number OF prominent citizens prnci
paly merchants Of Baltimore contemplating the nom!na
ton Of W G. Harrison Esq candidate 10 represent
the Fourth district comprising the twelve upper wards
Of the city, in the ensuing Congress Measures were
promptly taken 10 confer with Mr. Harrison and ator an
interview Mr. Harrison induced 10 a-capt
This Is the district which represented in the hat
Congress by Hon Henry Winter Davis and which that
gentleman H again q candidate
Personal Intelligence.