The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-21
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

R,AS~ py,rrit,AN Mass CONTENTION Instead OF the
sss., Stat. Couyentn composed Of delegates from each
spuhty he bias republicans and aeolition,ete Of Yer
vt propose snis year to hold grand mass convention
Ruliatd the 27tb instant, for the pvrpoee Of CO.
ucysne ,tc Nominations oi Lincoln and Ramp and co
haiastnv Candidates for State officers.
rszs wkEg--ouy portion Of the peoples party %
pss~are favor Of Lincoln for President; and the
.ayoo may oa Sid Of tse party in Pennsylvania
UyToetou the democracy docs not necessarily imply
rapport bEck ropSolNanism.
An UGis LooIING &SN.--Thc reason why an tie IKE.
Of Aoo Lroa have been pronoanced poor is be-
srs. a cc7rect sc,ess OF hen would be condemned by
The m.ss as . curvature.
b y TRrr2-Te Xenla foho) News says that last Feb
Tuary, Raymone, Of ths Times, YVES in that ear
se~teonsrltetp with leader ia the Bates movement
.rcrssEg saFfors Mr.. Bates, and expressing bitter
Aos<lity 10 Mr.. sewerd.
sEsrnTID RON me- RfPuzaScAN PAR1Y-A free negro
xaned Charles Bake, whe has heretofore been strong
-Ascse oftsos ropuotcsn doctrines has deserted t6e
ysriy, ard Voluntarily crslaved h.rdsef 70 Mr. wRan
Parker, n ches.ertowr, nd.
Ixocs's Irs1s SsYEKY TwKSrs rHRss YK,ss A<.o -
ne kBoSihC proustvas presented 10 the Legislature
Usc-s We ed OF March, 1881 - - .-
Roseureus upon subject oecomAstic shvcry having
yese both branches "a the General Assembly
sss ssSn the aers gnsd ssees pro!ess against The
skave4y is fcNnd. injustice and Yscy, that
me 90 OF ancit,on doctrines tends rather 70
s, ~ shst@ ~ cvls YSsv nci-cvn ,ba, ,hn CON-
uyesr OF I' states tss power under tire
ssr,, 10 i.rerere witf the nstuio ON Of slavery in
INC rercrt a,es They believe thai the Congress Of
ghc United ss.es has ire power, under The constitution
e pcwef ght not ete exercised aaess at the request
%, TIE psor'e Of said District The difference between
shese nsous and tors contained n theSad resoAslons
~ their n" sen ior entering this protest
A, LINCOLN
Representative ron the county &c SeaeaBoB.
Old ARE Bate FBID-4fhc following s.ery Of
Ste 1rr: and las; military exploit Of Aoe Lincoln told
ny tbe Toledo ItsR.S:-
Az the time o. the Black Ra~t war "Aoc' enlisted
TIE company numbered eighty mounted nen. They
sssrttd on n spirits engage the deadly fray
sr,viug at pont on the pra.rcs about two hundred
ike indian lines, tie PARTY bVouaoxed Tor the
n.aht pcketed their horses and slept their arms
The method at picketng the horses that in common
css-stenn huge rope, some eighty feet n length, 10
Hsiake nrnly planted, and then using smaller lines OF
considerable lengI end attached TO the animals neck
Nnc the other TO the main rope During The night the
rsutinel imagined he the Indians and Immediately
discharged ais old usee. The camp was aroused IN an
instant and each sprang his saddle "0id Abe shot
the darkness his charger like lightning until the
eel, headaong Thinking himself caught in an Indian
ambush he gathered up, mounted and putting spurs 10
h took the opposite ehute but brought
before horse and rider tunbling headlong .old Abel
got up thinking he was surrounded, and shouted Gen
tlemen Indians surrender without word have mot
. word-to orer. AL want rs quarter"
Welt AN INTELLIGENT NsoRo Things % BIAcK RsrrBiI
sASrHA negro writes very intelligent letter to the
waukesha (ws) Dencdt in which he pays his respects
90 the republican alice Of his follows -
TIE family where reside, with and then an $50
hsted democrat, speak kind words TO and cheer
10 cs and unequal Journey. But that republican
party whose professions of love and sympathy for the
black piled up parchment platforms higher than
the Tower OF Babel than all the rails split by Abe
lincoln, grand humbug. have ceased to look in
that direction for even common usiceto say nothing Of
nnncship.
foR SooSp TKRs Hon. John W. Nocll, democratic
representative Cosress from the seventh district Of
Missouri has announced his determination run for re-
elec,icn to ne Thirty seventh Congress.
INV HAsI>aIyB STATE OFFICERS. Thomas L. Tullock
elected secretary Of state Peter Snborn, Treasurer
and william o. SIDES, Commissary General, Of New
Bsmy%Lire op The 18th inst,
HoxDs IHsocRABc CoNytSnoS.-Tbc Democratic state
Convention 81 Florida has nominated General John
hItoa, o. jackson, Ter Governor and n. Hilton, Of
Len, tor Congress.