The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-29

Tow BLACK REPUBLICANS GEr Mossr.-rhe Columbus
(ohlo) Salesman publishes the folio wing from tbs ofcih
statement Of the condition of the Ohio canals
The OF the Ohio canals for the nrst nine
months Of the fiscal year closing November ~, iooV'
stands tbus:- ~
Expenditures. ...vfIoost ~
Deficit. .ssI,SI 81
up to 500 600 more than the receipts The canals
truly valuable property 70 the state, when The yearly ex
pence on them are hundred Thousand ooArs more
Than the receipts Responsible parties last year offered
the ais and pay the state $40 900 for them,
besides keeping them in gOod repair The offer was de-
publioans wanted their official patronage
Tn FIGHT Nxw Yosk-Ihe Madison (wis) Argus
Of the Esd inst says
II conceded that the battle Geld OF this election is Ia
the State Of New York Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania
have gone 20 overwhelmingly republican that their
compton is hopeless 70 New YORK, which OF itself has
enough electoral votes with the entire South to defeat
COIN the eye OF every politician and patriot turned
with painful anxiety With her rests the result Of this
momentous struggle II she votes the fusion ticket, II
defeats Lincoln. she votes the republican ticket, II
elects Lincoln That lie the issue in New York. plainly
stated There are no side questions no mere matters Of
i,ea politics. at stake but i y as every other state
for Texas, for Vermont and Wisconsin, and for every
other State, well as herself There the whole matter
il consigned for q decis on.
Is LINCOLN ABoIrnoSIsT7-Iong John Wentworth, the
republican Mayor OF Chicago and editor OF the black
publican organ in that city says he is and proof of
the assertion publishes every day the following extracts
from Old Abe's speeches.
believe this government cannot endure permanently
bali slave and half free have always hated slavery,
think, Gs much a. any abotionist. Lincoln
All FAIR PoIIncs John Went worth Mayor OF
Chicago and editor Of the black republican organ in that
city advises, "the sures way Of eiecting Lincoln"
tLa a that the republicans have 10 do IL to that
the Breckinridge tickets put Ia nomination and sup
ported In every State"
ALL FOR DsuSos-Nearly all OF the democratic papers
Of Georgia have out boldly and squarely Cor disso
luton of the Union IN the of Lncolns election
AN UNEXPECTED CoSrRKTxMPs AT recent meeting In
Covcdes Congressional dstr c, Pennsylvania having
been charged that he had written letters to
nomination for Congress, Mr. Covode raised his right
hand and called his Maker to witness that had
ssked any given any money TO any 10 secure
his nomination When he bad concluded, A. J. Elliott,
ESQ, Sheriff Of Armstrong county, rose, declared the
statement fase and produced letter sent him by oovode
asking him aid in securing his nomination. and cover
ing free railroad pass Chicago Conventloni This
is the Covode who has made himself notorious by his
committee In Washington in his attempts to njure the
character OF honest men for political purposes.
STATE CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS. Below will be
found the nominations made in the several congressional
districts Of this State by the various parties as full a.
have been able TO get them Some Of the democratic
nominations have yet to be made, in the Twenty ninth
Thirtieth and Thirty fret dstricts;-
Luther c. Carter, republican.
L. Henry Smith, democrat,
Richard Jennings, Bell
Egbeu T smith, Union.
flames Humphrey, republican.
samuel s. Powell Bell
Moses Y. odell, Douglas democrat.
"a J. Williamson republican
John Q. Msther, Brecknrdge democrat
Bel jamin Wood, fusion
a-John Comeriord, peoples
N, IuOmey. InmmAny Douglas democrat.
james Carrigsn Mozart DonglAs emoorat.
Thomas j. Barr, Mozart Douglas democrat
j Il Lynch, fanmsny Breckinridse democrat
John hanford. Breckenridge democrat.
John Duly, Breckinridge democrat
d. d wnant, Tammany fusion
Philip Hamilton, Douglas democrat.
Nelson j. Taylor, rsmmany and Mozart
Erred. A. Conklng, republican
" Chandler, rammany Douglas democrat.
J. Cochrsne, Mozart Douglas democrat
1-Augustus Y. Dow, republican
Udolpho Wolfe, Douglas democrat.
George Briggs, Union.
8-Abrsham wskeman, republican.
James wnleu, Breciinritge democrat.
Z. Bradford, Mozart democrat
William \. jackson, Belt
Arson Herrick, rammAny democrat
Bryan hcCAhil Tammany democrat
James W Gerard, Belt
e-rhomAs Nelson, republican.
l0-charies II. Van Wyok, republican.
D B 81 John, Bei fusion
l1-Peter u. Sylvester, republican.
John ID. Steele, Douglas democrat
12-stephcn Baker, republican.
IA DIN, republican.
Isaac McCouihe, Jr., Douglas democrat.
l4-rhonas w. O.cott, repr ocan.
Erastus corning, Douglas democrat
l5-James b Mexican, republican.
Emerson T. Davis, Douglas democrat.
LEVIN A. Wheeler, republican
Augustus q Hand
lis n. sherman, republican.
Henry q Fyote, Douglas democrat.
1s-Silnon II. Mix, republican.
MosdecAi Myers, Brsckinr,dgs semocrh.
ehaurcey VibbArd, Douglas democrat
lo-R.cnsrd frsncbot, republican.
Charles kAplss, Douglas democrat.
20-Rcsooo Con king, republican.
% Witt q Grove, douglas democrat.
lrdson G Nelson, democrat.
u. Hitchcock, Douglas democrat.
22-Nm T.. Lane nG republican,
s. Ambrose Clark, republican
Geo Q snsr%an, srseslnridse democrat
2s-Charles b Sedgwics, republican.
Luke TEN, Douglas democrat.
Luther Hay, BrecS Sridge democrat.
25-Ihsodofe 4 Ponieroy, republican.
VIM c. BearcsIey, democrat.
2o-J. r. Chambcria0, republican
George N Clark, Breckenridge democrat
John l. Lsis, Jr Douglas democrat
27-AleIander = Owen. republican
Harvey A. Dow, Douglas democrat.
2s-R q. Van vakenourEh, republican.
Chas. Walker, douglas democrat
29-Alfred ny, republican
3o-Augustus Prank, republican.
a2-E spauidrs, republican.
carlos oosb, sseckisridss dsnocrSi.
33-Reuben r. Fenson, republican.
~ BunreIl, democrat.
Personal Intelligence.
Hon. Preston King, Of Ogdcnsburg, N. T., cad Ho0 n
D. D.frces Of Indiana stopping ~ The Asor House
Mr. II. J. Emslie, Of the steamship Cnr Of Washing.
ton; A. j. Robas and wife, Of london; W. II. Kirk, OF
shefHed, and John B. Hamp and party, OF yicksburg,
nss. are stopping 81 the Isfargc House.
Hon. A Rankin, member Of the Provincial Parliament
Of Canada Hon. q. A. Grow, OF PsnDsy Ivania Judge
Emost, OF Pousnkeepsie; Hon G. w. Carrgan, Of Phs.
al a. 4 Castle Of Al RaIu hmm
Jamaica, and D. Law, Of England stopping ct the S.
NlcnolAs Hotel
pr. sgaulding, of Albany; q n. wcu, OF Ohio; q. q
DAIRY upe. or Rhode islAnd, n. snAley and A. Ship
leg boh Of th. United states Army; M Daniels Of
England snd " Green, Of Texas, are stopping at the
Metropolitan Hotel