The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29

zen u, and every republican was made TO re-
~, aha CO. rom present signs, win !. be again. y
1906 The republicans in 1880 entered too vgorously
tne campaign TOO iorg anterior 10 the election \
Working their material to white heat before they Y
rsaoy 70 strike their hres arc beginning to ANGUISH
the metal on the anvil to grow cold; whilst, on
other hand the voting masses Of the democracy,
by the elamorous preparation OF the enemy, set 70 A
70 organize for the coming struggle, 70 restraining
zeal that their enthusiasm shall not eliminate be.or,
day Of battle, but on the field OF battle.
hence II is that, whilst tie captains ard I.
liertensnu Of the factions wrangle over !,
nike points, the masses, taking the canvass into I
swn hands, are arranging the details of organz
with q view 10 vote the tickets nominated under
usases and rules Of the party. True there may be i
exceptions 10 this In localities where In coLaidera
Bell and Everett votes cast flr Foster, the friend
thoee national can idates NAV be given represents
on the ket Then, In this city the desire OF the Be
Everett party 10 TO consolidate the nonrepablice,
upon Henry N. Fuller for Congress, ia 4
Second district, which comprises the old city an
wealth OF the community. This places Mr. John
head, the democratic nominee In the Second dssrts
sn embarrassing position; for, although Mr. ma
sire the defeat Of the republican candidate II s MOI
matter for po tical debulsnt n retire before the A
Of the fret battle. And yet the certainty that II IL
ard Brodhead both remain in tbs canvas, both v
defeated and Morris elected, wiII no doubt, suggf
plan whereby the non republican vote may be cast
for ore candidate. Mr.. HI odhead, having rendered.
self popular a. President of the Camden and Atlantic
road, viii not depreciatc hs political status by mag
nous sarrince for the party's good.
In the First district, where the irregular boiling G
date Of 1858, against Florence, has become the re
nominee Of 1860, over Florence, ID alleged that
satisfaction exisn-thc nomination Of Judge King b
Bell and Everett party Offering TO the dRcontents
opportunity for mischief Judge King having always
tofore scied with the democratic party, and being
wse alleged with the tnctire Of popular sovereignt
In the Third district there are but two candidates
rec republican, up for re election and Kline temoc
man Of nerves and waxends, equally strong. In thi
trict In certain localities, an alarm Of are or D.
ascension is sure to cover the housetops with mi
the sons Of st. Crispin that to o stranger they bee
greater attraction than either coDfagration BE-
They are good and true friencs OF Kline, however,
they associate with Roger sherman; and viii eav
Cap stone unturned 10 elect
The Fourth dietrict s intensely republican, and IN
course, Judge Kelly, the nominee Of that psrty, vi
In the Fifth dstrict the nominees, Davis, reput
and lpgereol, democrat, both reside In Suburban
The latter ls son OF Hon. Charles Jared Ingerf OIL 4
kfs intellectual, 10 not less eccentric than his be
father. The son and nominee, whose baptismh ma
Harry derived bis first notorety from o sui. br
by him against railroad company for stone, with
10 build wall fronting lane which crossed the ra
at right angles. 10 the progress Of the suit II
closed that the chief engineer Of the road copstrac
arched bridge Of dressed stone over . dry on
premises, TO improve the landscape view from his
race At . cost OF 81 900; also that the location
read was changed 400 feet out Of It's natural site To
that much farther away from his terrace, the che
location costing the railroad company extra ex'
ture q $4,000 These and other curious facts
published In q report Of the case, taken In
hand, by order Of the then President OF The
road company, who was afterwards for his ten.
blown s.hisher than a Kite, by the r. F.s Of
lane. But there IL the Oak lane cut, costing 8
Extra; and there e the stone arch view ali fro;
/" Terrace" and there is Green lane, mscadamizsi
ezreife Of the railroad company. The farmers
vicinity query, that . railroad company was n,
do all these things, and President was ousted for
ing them, what may not DO obtained from CongsH
the eis;r let BY such representative?
In fome Of the legislative districs there is rnuc
Ing ana bitter strife bu. as the next legislature "
elect Gov. Bigei or chooee q successor for hs sea,
United States Senate, existing Dissatisfaction 1t par,
time when tickets Can be cut with impunity, besag
loss Of single repres eDtatlve district might impes
control q ibe House a Harrisburg, and the cnolc
Senator IA Congress Conseq uently, any candidate
minority party In any district, who by personal
ton and bergine nay strive 70 overcome the do.
tertine r', VIII be sure 10 reap only disappontms
bic pains However, We may hope for disereIl q
ecn In airy specia! case.
The control Of funds for the canvass Is jcst Eox e.
acme talk, the strsghtout Douglas executive COM
making loud complaints that the funds alleged 20 kav
government are not handed over for disiriblii
them. The beauty tf TIN complaint ID forcbly i',usS
IN the fact tina. tho incumbcnis OF tae Office az RI
II Deeds. kc., In tho sRow" are straightouts, and
10 be taxed . per centage on their i,sone, VT
rormous snd vastly preponder mt over toe O.
elders 81 Place urrer Urcie san
Concerning the " Row ofhcesn 1t rs believed hat
erftan5rg has been Effected between the democr1
Bel and Everett nominees The Douglas men hsv
control Of the Democratic City Convention, PIT II
men On the tieses, two Of whom are obDoxocs
frtncs Of Brcckinridge and lane. With these Z
changed for two OF the Bell and Everett nom inecs
ictet can be eic stcd II no fueion be made, the
u success rrtropferate on the side Of fhe repnoc#
The movement 10 bring Vim. l. Ysncy 10 Philas
10 ndcTess mass meeiiu has wisely, as we thiuks
abandoned. NJ Yancy would do no good here =,
tine, bet might do harm. HIS recent part is too y
the popular remcmhrance
In curicus, but II II nevertheless trre, that Y,
varia 10 again the battle ground Of the Presidency
the nsue VII be Of courfe 10 NOT known; sbat the
tend 10 vnible 70 ordinary observation. They co..
more and more plainly Indicate Gen. Fosters elsc
October, ard grand fusion IN November agaiuuI
Recent advicts from England represcn. the irt
coal trades ~ argushing and dali especially the ~
trade, w'tha dowuvari tendency IN prices.
the uefa product OF their furnaces, BY borrowing
upon cords n pig sirce lsst fan under an expects
moo ifcstion of the tariff What win be dore nv
finally, since, instead Of going mp abroad, pig N
,'rs down. RENAME &, b seen. Several failaros q
Ts,ssrs have rec.ntg ocsurrsd n Esgi md AT
cause the cheaper the Pr the cheaper the bar AID
can be Manufactured. ne cnal trade 10 this STAT
England, has rot seen profitable u the miners, me
o. The advance In prices having been rak-d into The
o. me carriers. 1hs Reading Railroad and SC
canal both charge mscen cent? Per ton more thai
did In the fall months last 81 year, whereby ab ut
thousand dollars . week, " ,ich should have gone
OPERATOR, Who have been struggling .hroue the lm
J ears, are collected Rom the opsrasors By the II
rsrs.