The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-05

HARTFORD, April a. 1850.
The Cosyant figures this morning fourteen republican
Senator'S out Of the twenty one sixty majority tho
House, against seventeen last year. and says Backing
nam rs majority Will reach GEO.
HARTFORD, April 4, 1860.
Returns from every town in the give Buckingm,
republican, for Governor $50 majority The official count,
It thought will not vary the result much from these
figures. The republicans have SO majority in the House.
last year. 70 morrow night the republicans have a
grand torchlght procession and illumination honor Of
their victory.
WATERBURY,, April 4, 1850
The republicans OF this city celebrating their vic
and aeSs tns Wae
hundred guns being fred and the city alive with
enthusiasm and excitement
Virginia Delegates TO Charleston.
cHARIorrHvnIz, Va, April 4, 1850.
Inc SIKH DMtr,ct convention TO day elected Messrs
Early and Cogh Hunter men, delegates to Charleston BY
$500 majority
Vermont Delegates to the Chicago Con.
vention.
NoRrrIx1D, April 8, 1850.
Hon. Levi L. Underwood, of Burlington, presided
the Republican State Convention here TO day. when the
following delegates were chosen to the Chicago Conven
wooostocE B. Mason, Of Richmond and Rsadn9.
ION, OF St. Johnsbury. The following chosen
stntes Reynolds Carpenter, Jr, Daniel Needham, ".
The First District Convention also held here, and
elected John w. Stuart, Of Middebury, and Barton,
peier, and H. G. Evarts OF Rutland, for alternatss-
Massachusetts Delegates to Chicago.
The republicans of the Eleventh Congressional district
of the State met at Hnsdae to day and elected John Fl.
southwick, as delegates. They are both Seward men,
Miscellaneous Political News.
SECOND EXTRA SESSION MISSOURI LEGISLATURE
Both houses Of the Missouri Legislature adjourned sine die
the 3oh u without informing the Executive Of their
proclamation calling another extra session to convene
forthwith
For DcKNsoN.-The Concord, n H., Democratic Stand
ard has hosted the Of Daniel s. Dickinson for Pre-
sident
AN Ex SENATOR FOR DoUGIAs-Gov. H. S. Foote former
iy Of Mississippi then of California and Tennessee
has written long and strong letter favor Of Douglas
for the Presidency.
PoIIrcAL PREFERENCES The Augusta, Ca Constellation
alix considers Mr. Douglas democrat and "wen worthy
to bear that honored name" would cheerfuly support
him should he be the nominee Of the party, yet would
greatly prefer Mr. Hunter Of Virginia. or Mr. Breckenridge
Of Ketucky.
TENNEssEn TENACIOUS OF m US1oN--Hhe following
resolutions passed both houses of the Tennessee Legs
lature:-
Resolved That the General Assembly OF Tennessee,
cognizng In present relations with the ponslavehod
as na Nv o Cr s
by wise and firm exercise of their reserved powers
protect the rights and liberties OF the people, TO pre-
the Union. For this purpose earnestly desire
the concerted action Of the Southern States; but
the General Assembly respectfully submit for the
consideration Of South Carolina and her sister
States of the South, that the most efficient policy
for preserving liberties and tho Unon will be found
in such direct legislative action the part OF the South
States may be necessary; and by offering united
opposition at all times to the sectional party known the
black republican party and that such line Of policy 10
more likely TO obtain the great end in wow than the
agency OF an assembage which exercise no powers
except to debate and advise.
Resolved therefore, That in the opinion Of the General
Assembly, is nexpedient appoint delegates to the con-
ference proposed by South Carolina.
Resolved That the Governor OF this STATE pc requested
10 communicate the foregoing TO the Governor Of the State
South Carolina the Governors OF the other slave
holding States.
Too Arx-The Upton Qowa) Advertiser, Of 22d ult,
says that Gov Kkwood has Issued his warrant for the
arrest and Of Barclay Coppc second applca
ton having made TO him accompanied by the proper
papers should be remembered that the warrant was
Issued until the Governor had received information
that Coppic was snug In Canada.
HUNTER AND WIsE-rweve Of the fifteen Congressional
districts in Virginia have chosen their delegates TO tho
Charleston Convention Fourteen Of the delegates are
Hunter, nine for Wise, and one goes unpledged.