The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-07


Houston. given IN these wosds"Ist not those who rely
,pon carrying the election into the House Of Rspressn
ives deceive shsnsslvss the people have ossa sAus u
Finally, fellow electors, lot remember that cs,
,apacity otissns in various localities, an Sdo
much 70 oppose corruption, venAlty and Actor There
u n:o SsS,: s:, = sn IN
portanoe. An unpurchasabe 0tats Lse ~Stnrs' honas
Of town and city onoss, .,r VA csSsSle
Ii sSsss demand our persona ns q sA our .;a .sSoc 49,
IONS Let u, - the peoples ~ ni,.iIon n every dis
rict sin exert power why A. sAal ss ls,s, whsnsvu
We remain your fellow cissr, on behsr q She 800
Committee.
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vzSEaoS l1sssOucx, xajc Z y. 5csssoS. 4 sosi00'A'
O,n Sats Ocmnit.Aa committss on Addrsss
Z BRAxzAiL cmD, Secretary.
Of '<he Douglas Central Can-
paign Club.
regular rAeetng Of ths club took paoe Last night u
lheir hsad aares Of Broadway and rhirtssnth
street. fs minutes Of the last meeting were read and
Appro ed, end several new members admitted.
Ex-Aldssnaa wusoH stated, bshaf of The Commit
~ VI Asnssments, that the plans Tor the stiv 70
tsks plass Wednesday, September ls, were rapidly
progressing. He stated that Nesn Douglas, johnson
and Ssul6 would certainly, and No0rs. Crittsndea,
ssssSosss % viz arrive fion Bsoosiyn, js,ssy City,
Newark Poushkeepsis, Hudson, Albany, New Haven and
Providence me city CA. win reduce their sre 70 three
cents and varieus steam tugs win between The city
and the wood for The conveyance Of passengers. 1hec
win also be present two oxen and divers sheep roasted
The PRrmDEss sissr he report, introduced the Hon
Edison OIDs, formerly member Of Congress frcm Ohio
Mr.. Olds commenced by skstchng briefly the various
principles and effects. Ansr quickly dsposing Of less.
Bell Lincoln and Breckinridge, he commenced long de-
hs ~. y .c. IL he ass ,eao1 Of he senate - g.
spoke this-his Avore theme-long and duenty, and
was repeatedly interrupted BY applause.
The President ana Judge Douglaa
WASHINGTON, Sept. q, 1850.
The following ID . correct copy Of the letter Of the
President 70 Governor Smith, Of Virginia, which appeared
In the Alexandra Stne Of yesterday, with several or
rors. II speaks for Itself
WAam0rox, August II, 1850.
M DEAR sn-I have received your favor Of the 9Th
Of Judge Douglas Il Concord You inform me you expect
70 be q Charlottesville Convention and would be glad
70 know something Of the interview resrred 70 IN hat
speech According 70 this extract the Judge statea:-
force The Leccnpoo consuioa upon The people ss.n sr
II ID unnecessary 70 quote the alleged reply Of the
Judge Surely must have been mistake In the
report Of the speech because never held any such
yersAiion with Judge Douglas, nor any conversation
statement II was not 10 my nature 70 address such
threatening and insulting language any gentleman. Be-
one Of his relatives Even among those Of bis friends
who have rendered themselves promineny hostile 70 the
Of the administration, majority s remain In
Office. might add that have never held political
conversation with Judge Douglas this any other sub
ject since the day which my nss annual meage, Of the
q s .
the ID Of February The question Of avery not hav
ing decided by vote Of The people unM the ss Of
have srsn:ersssed rule Which he'd prssorSsd iOf my
SELF not 70 contradict any statemsns assang my public
o0nduc. Or ehasseass us,il :ss .ns so.sssoa e NJ
fbrcs nom senator of ths Unsed salss, who one Of
my constitutional advser-snd this. tso IN pubrahed
sscsiss oios in ne worii-ss dssn the present ssss
Q proper exccptton.
Yours -o'' 1s,y, 1i,xrs pucHAAsAs
10 Hon. wnIAx sxm-
Movements or Senator Douglas.
READING, Pa, Sept Q, 1850
Extsnsvs prspsratoas mAkisg FOR the reception Of
NJ Dousiaa He win arrive q Saturday and Isavs Tor
PhiladspAh The sfssnooa. letter has bssa ~
osvsd by Col NeIAan frsn Nr. Douglas accepting tho
nvisasa % b present. q ths grand basSssss u Joss
WOOD N New York, I'D a1urisg him that he WI posi-
lively bs On hAsd shaa occasion and shss be intends
70 uaks speech
the Csmpaaan In Maryland.
MASS MEETING AT FRkDERick-MovE-
MxSTs or THE POLITICIANS GENERALLY.
FRmnicx, ept o, 1880.
great Ball and Everett mAss meeting was held here
to-day. A procession pa1ed through the streets with
music and bs.ners. Thousands OF people assembled in
The Court House yard and the adjoining grounds, who
were addressed BY several speakers and the greatest
enthusiasm prevailed.
Breckinridge and Lane demousraton win be heId In
. vssk or two.
Tns people are beoomlng interested In the coming
struggle and vigorous contest vii be wassd between
the friends Of The opposing candidates.
Douglas electoral ticket has been formed.
new York Politics.
ALBANY, Sept. Q, 1850.
sttuted John Num- of Utica, the electoral ticket In
place OF Nr. Huntington. Mr.. Mum has accepted.
Arprsx, sept. Q. 1890.
Major william C. Bcardsey, Of Auburn, nominated
by reclamation for Congress from the Twenty nnh dis
"N' " '"' '''' srS.erss, Sep, ., 1850
sccisnsiou for Congress from The Twenty fourth Can.
grcsssual dstrct.
New Hampshfre Politics.
Dovx, N. H. scpt. .. 1890.
Al a mass Republican Convention Al woIfboro 70 dAy,
Ebcperer Stevens Of Meredith, vss choosen Presidential
eiecsor.
The Vermont state Election.
Returns from one hundred towns foot up--Earbsnks,
Iso21; SAKE, s,2ss; Hwvey, iJsso Republican gain
s.ss I ';s' .lycssd ooo *. nosss s.asds % iss
republicans 70 10 dsmocrsss
Pennsylvania Politics.
HAssnzmr M, Sept. 9, 1890
ne D1ssrci Committees have returned the names Of
the electors the straight Douglas ticket and The ticket
viii Be pubnshed orthsith.
North Carolina Politics.
RsrucH, N. c., sept o. 1880
Governor Vice did attend the grand BrcckInrldKe
and fanc barbecue In this place today account Of the
Illness of he VITA.
wisconsin PcIfttcs.
Mnwxrxn, Sept. a, 1850
me Breskiaridge etate Couvsotoc met In this city yes
tsrdsy. About ooc hundred and my delegates were tn
atses1spcs, and nominated fall electoral ticket.
Muvxrnvx sept. Q, 1880.
Judnr A. 4 Hcon wU ucminated for Congress ~ the
RspuSIoaa cusvsasioa q NE mrd district Yesterday
Mascsllanssus Political Intslligenos.
a upros DaxunWT.-aon. John A. Andrew, the black
s~.u,his~n e>~6ixaHs Covexnov M uas~arhusrfts