The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

ANrcIrATxD Boosr YoR DouGLAs.-The Louisville Demo
cr says the Tennessee delegates to Charleston
was in that city last week and publicly stated that he
should vote for Governor Johnson to nstruc
TONS but that at the first opportunity he and others
the delegation would vote for Douglas"
ANY OSK Bur DOuGLAs-The editor Of the Ringod (Gs
Eress thus sets forth his views and relations with re-
gard to the Charleston Convention
II Stephens, Cobb, Hunter, Wise, or any prominent
man whose record has identified him with interests
the SOUTH should be chosen as the bearer of
democracy we expect TO support him With ali the
amscay DARK. democrat Il Douglas should DO the
ana VIII not support him, under any
NOMINATING CONVENTION oy ruR NAnoSAL UNION PARTY
The Union Convention to meet in Baltimore on the 9th Of
next month"; has secured the Front theatre for five
days. at the rate Of 500 per day. The tier OF boxes
is to be devoted exclusively TO the use Of the ladies' who
may wish to DO present.
SIIDK1L LoUsASA.--The Monroe (La) Reqiasr
says-The INV YORK HxRAID, by implication, represents
the Ouschia Register the only paper Louisiana sup
porting Senator Sde for the Presidency The HsRAID
generally reliable in ts statement Of facts This announce
ment may have been when written but we ara
glad to know that 1t is very incorrect now. The genuine
democratic press Of the State favors Mr. sde for the
Presidency.
FINALLY Cor ma sickly concern in Baltimore, called
Madame Bates for the las. two months aud watching for
the opportunity to dive into the black republican camp
has finally accomplished Its designs and gone body and
boots into the republican party.
DnKGATE OrosxD TO GONG TO CuAELEsroS.-B. S.
James, who had been appointed delegate from Laurens
district TO the Charleston Convention says In card that
he Is opposed to South Carolina going into such BODY
AN OPENING FOR JoHS BRowNlsM Tho Augusta, Ga,
Dispatch says 1T would not take very extensive John
Brown foray capture the Augusta barracks and tuya
into second Harper's Ferry.
SUSTAINING PRESIDENT AND CoSpKMyryG THE Covops
CoMHrBE-The Young Mems National Demo cratic Asso-
citation Of Cincinnati met the Sd inst and unanimously
passed the following resolutions
The democracy of the city of Cincinnati feeling that
bRs been the nssion OF the democratic party to sustain
the honor and dignity Of free form OF government
from s foundation against all assaults OF either orega or
domestic enemies consent that the Office Of
President OF the Unted States shall DO degraded either BY
partisan malice or personal maevolence. Estimating the
Coyode movement in Congress to be without honest aten
ton, ana to subserve Partisan schemes ana personal ill
will merely with the view, there ORE to the discharge OF
duty citizens of the United States to ,hold the
attack upon the Office and character OF President BIZ
Covode and his fellow "Helpers,n we hereby
Resolve That the democratic party Is now, as it al
ways has been, the party Of the people, ts basis and its
resting upon the intelligent and honest action of
the masses; jealous therefore, OF national honor, is
ewit vindicate and sustain wheresoeyer
or by whomsoever asssiied.
Resolved That feel 1t to be the duty OF all who re-
cogne and sustain democratic principles to unite one
patriotic expression OF rebuke to the OF the John
Covode committee in its endeavor to promote partisan
interests regardless OF the national honor sustain
the President In his legitimate and constitutional defence
Of the high trust committed TO his keeping by the poo
pie.
Resolved That the President has we'll said that ato
make the accuser the judge violation of the PRINCIPLES
Of universal Justice and condemned by the practice Of
all civilized nations"
Resolved, That whilst favor, and as party have
ged the 6trtCte6t all
Of State and federal government and the fullest and
most searching scrutiny into the conduct and honesty of
all pubic officers our intelligence will permit US to
be deceived By east Room and gold spoon" reports
the eve Of a President election.