The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

feek woods remarks General Lane forward and for
about thirty held the Srpt attention OF the pao
ADDRESS honorable I" him IL the degree,
beth az a Statesman and patriot We must be permit
tad ia say that high the General stood In our esms
oommspdus ability Convincing 10 ia logic impressive
It's historical references, aud sometimes
hehy eloqaen, 10 rs app aus, was az effort OF very
rnds, ana exorted strong expressions Of admiration
from his political opponents
We were exceedingly pleased with the courteous and
Rentenanly manner In which he alluded 10 Douglas aud
Lincoln. While he expressed IN decided terms his dis.
from their views he spoke OF III. m in language
which the most Msiiaous could not object to-
The General was truly eloquent when be repealed the
charge that Brecsinridge aud Lane and their friends
we're dsnnionists "Eveiy man. exclaimed the General
10 impressive tone, Every VINO kno xs me and my
history knows that love the Cuicn Of tasss States;
That my lie his been devoted 10 strengthening the bonds
q IBIS non and that ready to lay down my life to
secure its perpetuty."
The whole hing a complete success, and General
Lane thus len behind hm In White Plains warm acrce
" friends and as ardent admirers any who
ever before the people Tor their support
Miscellaneous Political Items.
rgn voI OF NEW YORK --"rne strong probability Is
that Lncoln's vote win exceed Ere nort's.n Tns Is
what the Albany Journal said after Weed returned from
the black Republican State Convention where be had
every opportunity OF posting himself the strength Of
the party But II may be asked how that vote TO give
the STATE TO the rail splitter. Fremont po!ed 2T6, 100
votes against united democratic and Know Noshng
numbering 3lS 500 We willing overtop the Jour.
mai by ten thousand estimating the strength OF Lncot
In this State, and viii concede him 2s6 900 iu vote
which, adding Of increase ought be
800 900 This vote then, would be divided folio
guon ticket.. $40 600
Majority against Lincoln. ...................s "a 600
TIE MISSOURI ELECTION Official returns Of the election
for Governor in los have received present
Ing in he aggregate the following result
G F. Jackson, Douglas. l04
q jackson, Breckenridge ..................I 10 $50
J. B. GaraeShire, baox republican .........,. $50
Foa CosGRHS.-wm. E. lansing has been nominated
for Congress By the republicans Of Twenty secoad
trlct o his State, The sea, Ia now held b. Hon ~
Lindsey Lee
MAIss.-The republican nomIr atons for members OF
Congress are now complete. They follows
second District Charles W. Walt "a.
miro onrlcl. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Q. fcssendeu
FOURTH district. Anson Morrill,
sn.u uisulc....*'.... ...John q Rice
SiAtn a. PIKE.
The delegation in the present Congress composed en-
trey OF republicans, and every has been thro ~n
overheard. What s the natter
yKssosr.-rhc Breckin-idge democracy In the First
Dstric, Of Vermont have nominated Tel Robinson for
Congress-.
n
the official Journal OF the parish Of Iaourche heretofore
neutral in politicians declared Tor Bell and Everett so
wego.
vBgxoSr ErxcTroS. -The annual State election In YER
mont Will take place 70 morrow. The following are the
uames OF the candidates nominated on the state ticket
Democrats Rep,a5lians
Governor. -. john g Saxe. Erastm Fairbanks.
Lieat Ger. Ste phen Thomas. Levi Underwood.
Treasurer. James s. rhurston. John u Page.
THE following the candidates for members OF Con-
grese;-
j. T. r. walton S!las ". Wilcox, (Dorg.)
Tel " Rob nson (Breck1
=. justin > aorria PhiIander Perrin, iBreck1
Z. l.. Davenport, doug.
3. Pcrtrs Baxter. A n Chsice. fboug)
GrnKxSArosAI CANDIDATE on TIE STUMP IN pxsxsrr-
vAsIA Henry d. Foster, democratic candidate for Gov
ernor Of Pennsylvania and Andrcw Curtin black re
publican nominee for the same Office have agreed 10
stump the State together
Hon G. c. wAsnsr ssR-Thls gentle man. having been
laid aside by his black republican friends In the second
Congressional District Of Wisconsin, has himself as
candidate Tor the uned States Senate In place Of Hon.
Charles Dulkee, whose term Of service expires wth the
present Cong exs.
Is MANg-hr Andrew, the black republican candidate
for Governor Of Massachusetts 10 Maine siump-
irg'' for Lincoln aud Hamin.
RADICAL ApoIIroslsr IN IiIrSos-The John Brown
aboltiouisis u Uinos VII bod s;ase Convention At
Lexington, the 18th Instant for the purpose Of noml
mating cerrit Smith Presidential electors.
Ac1xprp ADMISSION The MouItou (Aiabaua) Drro-
trdt, IN SPEAKING OF Bell and Everett meeting held
there, ssys"rruh and justice reqrlr. admit that
the Bell and Everett stock advancing In this part OF
The country. II IA at fever beat. with defiant and
up ward tendency We the aamiasson Reluctantly"
BrAcK RnrBIIoss EsJoscSos The Boston Pee Of the
3Ist ult. SAYS