The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-03

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Political Intelligence.
Is So OR Is IT Nor So-An the black republican
papers say old Brown is insane Brown himself says in
regard TO this charge that he looks upon miserable
arcc and pretext Of those who ought TO take different
course in regard TO him, and no views with contempt
more than otherwise.
Qun1 ImEIY-The Cincinnati Gasase, republican, says
the democratic papers deceived in supposing that
there other statesmen than Mr. Seward in the re-
publican ranks who have equal chance Of being the
nominee Of that party for the Presidency. This rank
treason in the estimation Of Weed and Webb.
NRGRo SUrRAGE-The members Of Assembly and &c.
majors elected this fall are to vote the republican
luton adopted last winter giving the right Of suffrage TO
negroes republican Legislature is elected this
luton will be again adopted, and proposed amend
ment OF the constitution Of this State
TIN REGENCY AT WoRK.-The Rochester Democrat
few days ago, charged Dean Richmond with supplying
large number Of "foregners, resident at Leroy, with
free passes Buffalo and back enable them perfect
their naturalization.
TRE LITTLE GIANT IN GEoRelA-The Savannah Repuohcan
says
Our opinion is that Douglas has but little strength in
Georgia, among his political friends. No
dared friendship for him in the late election,
which is pretty good test of popular sentiment But
snge ana ha S Sas ssa
should begin TO eok around and reckon the hosts Of
Seward and Hale.
REGULATING DouGIAs.-The Democratic Convention Of
Perry county, Alabama, met the 18th October and
passed resolutions repudatng sqnatser sovereignty doc
nes and asserting the right of Congress under the
sution to protect slavery in the Territories. The follow
ing resolution closed the SERIES
Entartainnp these yieWs Oure sacred
port neither stephen A. Douglas any other man for
the Presidency Of the United States whose sentiments
opposed TO the principles contained in the foregoing
resolutions.
A BLACK REpumIcAN READING LESSON TO HIS BROTHER
REPuBIlcASs-The winsted Comm Herald, black re-
publican journal OF the Brown stripe speaks the repub
hcan editors as follows
And here may as well say we have no admiration
for that class Of republican newspapers which are 90
eager TO dsclaim and dsavow all fellowship and SYM
patty for Old John Brown Did they stop here we could
him with the titles Of madmsn crazy muddled and in
sane say out upon them for hypocres and traitors
e villains, unworthy to lick or feel the foot Of Old
John Brown. His plans may have been jnudcious; we
not at present able 10 judge Of them but it is plainly
evident his friends did not stick by in the hour Of trial as
men stood by each other eighty years ago. The fault
may be his but when pledged their lives,
their fortunes and their sacred honor eighty years ago.
they meant what they said and performed what they
| promised. We sorrowfully suspicious that in Old
Browns did differently At all events he is
successful and SO republican presses the country over
fearful that theft party will somehow lose and then
selves an Office fall to mouhng uld Brown as heartily as
twelve months since they praised and vie with each other
| in denouncng and abusing him. For shame Old Brown
had nSbeDess III bis SOUL honesty in his heart
more principle in his action, more courage in a single
finger than all such politicians from Maine to Oregon. He
dared undertake what you in the security of your
tums only are bold to preach He tailed had nc succeed
ed fifty coming years would have sanctded his grave
with the holiness Mount Vernon granite and
marble columns would rise TO his memory and the nation
would add anonsr to ner jubilee days WHEREOF her r, ora
John Brown Alas, was not so to behe slave tolls on
unoosened chain the hero gasps in dungeon, and
the republican cannot find enough for their
nunca,ions and denuDcia.ions Of demented old John
I! Brown. For one, confess we love him-we honor
| him. applaud him. He is honest in his principles.
courageous in their defence and have yet be ght
reading from that book Of inspiration all acknowledge
how and wherein old John Brown is transgressor Do
with him will, his ashes will day be gathered
TO hero's tomb his will be written with the Win
kereids and Tells and Washngons Of history and the
American schoolboy shall yet be taught listen with
mostening and beating heart TO the story Of Old John
Brown.
BEorEsT THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.-Lemuel Shovel,
ESQ., the wealthest Worcester county, Maryland,
and a lifetime whig, died on the 4th ut The Eastern
| Star says
On his death bed he called his relatives around him.
and told them he had wled them very large property
but from recent observations he had become satisfied
would be Of little value to them unless the democratic
party successful His dying request was. that all his
family and relatives should hereafter act with the de-
mocratic party which they promised TO do The Shovel
! family numbers near hundred in Worcester
THE NATIONAL CoNyKSnoNs.-A correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun says that the Charleston Democratic Con
venton will be fixed for the 18th Of April The Repubn
Convention WILL perhaps heretofore, be fixed fol
June and the national old line Wing Convention, if one
| should be held, will be summoned early in July"
MAKING voTERs.-Durng the past month (October) m
turazaton papers have been issued to 400 persons
Albany. OF this number LAG applicants paid the charges
themselves the remainder 23 received their
on orders issued by gentlemen connected with the diGe
| rent political parties.
THE STATE SRNArE-The members of the Senate to be
chosen this State next Tuesday will called upon
the session of 1S6061 TO elect United States Senator in
! place of Hon. William II. Seward, whose term expires
| with the next Congress.
TREAsoN.-It is reported that large number Of pro
| Tossing Seward men consulting with Americans and
others, with view to the nomination of General Cam
eron Of Pennsylvania, for the Presidency. The argu
ment is that Cameron carry Pennsylvania, and Sew
| ard can't
PRESIDENTIAL PREFEREScEs-Ata meeting Of the demo
Gratis Of Caldwell county, KY, on the 17h ult, the fol-
! lowing resolution passed.
| Resolved That if the Charleston Convention should
nominate democrat from Kentucky we favor the non
Of James Guthrie but should the candidate not be
given to Kentucky, we then favor the nomination Of X.
N. T. Hunter, OF Virginia.
CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLY BRooKLyN.-James Darcy is
the regular democratic nominee for the Assembly in the
| Fourth district of Brooklyn.
SENATOR FrzPAnucK's PoNnoS Fitzpatrick, of
Alabama has written letter defining his position the
Presidential question He says he opposed to squater
sovereignty and is not friend to Douglas but he expects
to vote for the nominee Of the Charleston Convention
Astronomical Observatory i'm Central
Park.
We have received long communication on the subject
Of an Astronomical Observatory Central Park; arguing
that when W considered that the loss Of single ship
often than sufficient to build, equip and defray the