The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-25


says
fact that the Bell and Douglas men Of Georgia awe
united upon Joint ticket in the Pres den,a election
Nothing OF the kind has been done seriously thought or
All three OF the parties in this State have their cleo
torai the Geld and there is prospect Of f
sion, unless the Breckenridge should take down their
ticket and leave It's rapidly diminishing supporters at
large, TO DO as they please
vows IN SagHrs CLOTHING There two traitorous
journals which the conservative OF the country should
guard against One IL the Baltimore Parist, which is
pretending sound the Bel for the Union party and the
other is Forney's Philadelphia Press Both black re
publicans in diaguise
TR IRan'asssBIa CoN7Ixcr. TIE Springfield (black)
Rp.tiicn abiding 70 che increase OF the slave popua
tio1 the Southern States makes the following aser
ton
Anybody rho supposes that the country will have
peace with ali these millions KEEP. in slavery by force,
understands neither human nature nor the lessons OF
history
correspondent in Hamburg, Ashly county, writes az
follows
Our August elections over aad they resulted disas
trously for thu "Brecknrdge democracy" Rector, ia
dependent candidate for Governor Ia elected beyond
doubt beating Johnson Ga brother ex-senator Johnson, OF
this sa.e Caatt democrat for Congress in Second dis
tric. also elected Prominent Brecklnidge men now
coscede that the State vii. 60 for Bel.
Fr.r AsSaMBLH NOMINATE y-The republicans OF the
First Ca,taraugus Assembly district have nominated Ee
SOD l. Norton
EASsAs ELEoroH.-The election or Cypert, the oppos
ton candidate in the First district for Congress 10
frmec The Bell ticket for the State Legislature sue
ceeded by large majority il Pulaski county, in which
Little Rock is situated Hon Joseph I. Tagan Union
man, ia elected to the State Senate from Saline Hot
Springs ard Montgomery counties.
PROSPECTS, or TUB DEMOCRACY IN AIABAxA.--The Mobile
Register asserts that, far heard from, the democracy
have not carried single county in Alabama, and that
Montgomery, Chambers, Macon, Talspoosa, Coosa Az.
tauga Russell Coneuch Perry Tuscaloosa, and probably
In Clarke and Marergo
SpRAgrR PENNINGTON DECLINES A RE-ELEcrIor Hon.
VIM. Pennington declines being candidate for the pext
Congress- in the Fifth district Of New Jersey.
iLsooLs yiserIA.-Among the delegates to the
Breckenridge Convention, at Charlottesville, Va,
Abraham Lincoln, OF Rockingham cousin Of the repub
Ican candidate for tie Presidency.
SLAVERY vs. FRgKDon-A minister Of the Gospel, IN
the Of sermon recently preached at High Bridge
remarked that there great deal sad the subject
OF slavery aud although he did not intend TO discuss
theo yet he would say that he had much rather bet
Christian slave the South than free servant Of the
devil In the North.
Tm CANVASS In NEW Jmzs1.-rhs Trenton Areicar
Of the Goth inst says
We have every 70 believe that the electo
raj ticket is making such rapid I'D yances In the favor OF
the people Of New Jersey that tie defeat OF Lincoln aud
sbotionisn will soon be placed beyond peradyeEtarc
Tns orcuos OF A BREcssRlpos Man Hon. George T.
Ward, o. Florida who has been claimed as Breckin.
ridge convert has written letter 70 the Florida Ssntse
defining bis position he says
II is time for even who LOOK upon politics with
eye 10 oihce and cmoiument 10 wrsnge aud &c jar
This time year the federal patronage may be In the
hands OF the abolition ss, without united action in tie
South And this only be done by uniting the whole
Southern vote the whoever II may be, who car
the largest Southern vote into the electoral college
Il asked who is the u,os, probable man 70 do this
answer Bell
REPUBIIcAS CANDIDATES IN Mann The following are
the OF the black republican candidates for Con-
gress in EsncFrs, district john n Goodwin; Second,
Charles W. Walton Third, c. Fessendeu; Fourth, An
son P. Morrill, Firth John H Rice; Sixth, Frederick A
Pike. Thomas II Hayes is the democratic candidate for
the First district