The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-30
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AAn@Ac'o@r Nraos IN Nsw JHRsEY. AT . meeting
sy And s1iutday last the committees OF the Breos.
nrdge democrats the Douglas democrats and the Bill
and Everett party Of New Jersey agreed upon ticket
which ID supersede the anti republican tickets hitherto
published The change consists in substituting the names
Of John Darcy sas Condii Joel Parker and Theodore
Runyon for those Of Edwin A. stevens VIM. K. Mellon
AID epjamin williamson and Peter l. Clark. And II is
thus composed OF two Breckenridge democrats, three
Douglas democrats and Of the Bell and Everett party
FoRSsY DoNo WosK Hs MAsrBRs Not With
standing that Union ticket satisfactory 70 both sections
Of the democracy in Pennsylvania has been agreed
the Philadelphia Press keeps up Its cry favor Of
straight Douglas ticket order make the State
for Lincoln The following advertisement appears in its
editorial ooumns;-Persons desiring straight Douglas
electoral tickets be accommodated by sending their
orders, with the money encosei 70 the Office Of the
Press.
Ar PARTIES IN GEoRoiA FAVOR OF Dissolution.
immense meeting composed OF citizens, Irrespective Of
party was held In Buens Vista, Marion county Ga on
the l7h net The friends OF Douglas Bell and Brecin
ridge numerousl, represented, out partisan pree
laid ABIDE and all corcurred In the necessity
OF immediate secession in the event Of the election or
Lincoln. The following resolutions we're adopted:-
Resolved, We regard the election OF Abraham Lincoln
to The dency and Hannibal Hamln To the Vice Pre-
sdency overt act NJ hostility upon the part OF the
North, and declaration Of upon the rights Of the
South.
We recommend the people OF Georgia, upon the cleo
ton of Abraham Lincoln being known, TO NEE. immed
etey in convention, to determine the mode and
Of redress.
PoerIoS MADAME RATES 1t stated that Edward
Bates Of Missouri in Old Abe is elected President
s TO have the place Of Attorney General in the rail split
ter's Cabinet
TWENTY SKooND pnnRscr.-The Democratic Congress
sonal Committee have presented the OF Benjamin
T. Chapman, OF Madison county, for Congress- in Ihe
place Of Hon VIM. Duer, who declined.
DEMOCRATIC NIeoE DENIED rHsaIagr or SUFFRAGE
The Cleveland (oho) Pdindeal tells Of "a democratic
dazkey" in that city who wanted VOTE ba, told
by the republican judges that he wouldn't do-he was
little too black
RESOLUTIONS or RsGuIAroRs- regular meeting OF
the members Of the Vigilance Committee held Beech
Branch s c.. the 23d inst the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted and ordered 10 be pub,
lshed.-
Resolved, That should Sylvester Ransom Giun ever
be found within the bounds Of Committee that each
shll receive as penalty two hundred paddles.
Resolved, That Hannah Gun shall receive hundred
paddles ever found within the limits or this Com
miitee.
WHAT The GOVERNOR % KENTUCKY WILL Dol is ru
mored that Governor sasoin Of Kentucky has expresz
vent the federal troops from marching through Kentucky
10 execute the Laws Of the United states.
hoRs MINUTE hES-rhe wsyuesboro South states ,hAs
the young men OF Burke county Georgia, are forming
company Of Minute Men.
SECESSION sURs-The Montgomery (Ala.) Nal declares
that "every true hearted Souherner Of opinion thst
the only hope Tor the ssve section instant secession on
the election OF Lincoln" appeals TO the Southern men
thus
Out with your banners o. the SOUTH The beg
carly abolition crew viii be upon you Your safety
lice IN your own brave hearts and strol arms
THr GOVERNOR souIH cARoIIsA DECLINES 70 co 10 rx
UsrED srArss SENATE We nrd the following letter from
Governor Gi, u south Carolina in the Charleston k
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sonac partial friend, the signature OF "A CtEen
IN me Mercury OF the nth inst, having nominated
me for United states Senator n dissouton Of this
Union should take place upon the election OF Lincoln 70
the Presidency" on the next day, another writer,
the signature Of "Many Cit zcns nsets Upon the
reelection OF Senstor Hammond. To all din, ulty
silence discussion the subject have no hesitation
In sayn that would serve II elected senator in the
contingency alluded to- could not truly aud pro
perly represent State that submits black republican
rule, and all Apr. tensions Of rivalry with any may,
therefore, be dismissed. Wh H. GIsr.