The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-26
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.


THE FRsr STUMP ORATOR IN THE FmD-w. w. Leland,
formerly Of ths city, but Of Texas Notwithstanding
that be was tnTned out Of the Democratic Convention Of
that STATE the superstition that he was black repub-
bcsn bss announced h determination TO leave his sheep
to take care OF themselves during the approaching Prss
DENTAL campaign, and to mount the stump in the Lone
Star State for the nominees tho Charleston Convention
Mr. Leland also announces himself a. Q candidate fer
Congress In the Western DISTRICT the Sam Heuuon plat
form.
THE PRTslDKSCY-PIAY UPox IsuriA1s-An Indiana D.
per advocates the claims Of Simon Cameron, Of Penn
syvanis fop the Presidency because from the initials Of
his name can be drawn the inspiring words Successful
Candidate An Ohio republican paper noHcing the above
prefers Chase, because 8 p @. are entirely omnous
meanipg-successful Presidential Candidate 10 both
which the Columbus Ssas~as (democrat,c) replies,-
The initials OF Simon Cameron would be more appropriate
~ applied to slippery Cheat" and those Of Salmon
Chase to "small Potatoes Cooked.n
FOR CoNoREss Eek Governor Geo. r. Fort u spokea Of
the candidate OF tho democracy TO represent the Sc
cond Congressional district OF New Jersey tn the next
Congress.
THE IsApYRs OF THE KANSAS FRFzSrArE PARrY nYs TIE
EARs.-The war between Jim Lane, /" Governor" Robin
son, Redpath, and other heroes Of bleeding Kansas
goes brskly Tho last number Of the Ieavenworth
Herald contains fierce letter from Redpath TO Lane de-
poupcpg Robinson perjurer, and signed nei.her
your friend well wisher" Gov. Robinson equally
severe upon Jim Lane. The following extract from
letter written by him -
Gen lane, in his letter to the Leavenworth Register and
other papers, he responsible for his charges
which, being Interpreted, supposed is will
ing to fgh, about H. have doubt he could prove my
tesmony faee In that way, II in any, but think shall
Lot challenge him until
lat The wyandot constitution shall be amended.
I'd: Until believe am beaten In the use Of the pen
and tongue
80. Tin have some more evidence than now exists
that Gen Iars ever could be made 70 go any further
wards Eight than a challenge and ts acceptance.
4th Not until ri myself OF the conviction that Gen.
Lane deliberately planned and executed the murder OF
% one or more Witnesses to peure hem
6tb Until know that Redpath lied when be said Gen.
Lace ntmated TO him that. Gov. Denver challenged
him. he would have him put out Of the way BY The se
cret order known a. the :" Danites."
TIE UNION PARTY IN CoNNKcncUr-A State Convention
Of the Constitutional Union Party Connecticut will be
held In New Hsven, on Thursday the Sd Of May.
KANSAS DnEGArB TO CHicAGo.-rhe black republican
Convention Of Kansas selected the following delegates
the Chicago Convention-A c. Wilder, John A. Martin,
VIM. A, Phillips. W. W. Ross, c, G. Proctor.
TIE RECENT ELECTION IN WISCONSIN Madison wis
Pohia OF the 2lst inst. says;--
All the counties in the State now the Secretary
Office official, except La Point which cannot have given
eee han so majority for Dixon. As the fsotngs have
leaving ali votes Win wrong Initials which are nearly
all IN favor OF Dixon, BY many hundreds, the general
oOtingB stand ~ follows
Dixon, democrat, and law and order candidate So o6s
Sloan black republican, and notification candidate gro
Dixon's official majority in IS counties ... 90
By adding some 1000 votes that have been cast for
Dxon but omitted In the several county returns and the
whole number OF votes cast In the State falls frac
ton below 00 very to the number cast last
fall Judge Dxons real pajorty In the State is not far
from GOO.
QUALIFICATIONS BATES MKS FOR OFFICE The Chicago
Democrat says-Eyer since il set forth ~ q recon-
endaon Of Judge Bates for the Presidency that he has
seventeen children, no in Chicago applies for
Office without recountDg the number Of his rsspo ,sib
tee. This shows the rise Of the Bates policy Every.
body who wants Office the strength Of the number
OF his children may be set down ia favor OF ward
Bates for President.
ASorHlR Uxlos CANDIDATE "A correspondent Of the
Atlanta ga National Ameyican recommends Hon. q.
Hill, Of Alabama, AZ candidate Of the constitutional
Union party for the Presidency. 1t TOO Late Old San
Jacinto is on the track.
MAYOR or NV OnEAxsL-The Know Nothing party In
New Orleans, which, - appears has not yet received
he announce men Of It's demise has nominated John T.
Monroe ~ = candidate for Mayor.