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

Az u. 81 sp"h-r and better crop puts our people 10
lJnc. as. We regard IL now "a used fact that Y AZ
~ sa socceeos South usroiins, Florida, Aaasms, Wis
~ipoi snd Texas IA 40 once; tLst the other
c,loa statssud.ed greater part u the suuhwill
promptly ioio~ BIT in r.so-,t u the money
merchant. q" the North NHth vat; II will be
aid eventually hut they must wait until al the exisen-
CITES Of our new condition sha have been provided tor
until We are armed ana fortnsdioti gpo crops bring
20 ipll pockets We are of pa ing them every cent that
The >outn owes ths m, bat 10 the contingency conssn
pi ted the south an duties elf which n cannot
neglect In the event Indicated must have
extension 81 one tuli year at least
BELL And EvxRkrr LIEUTENANT GovgsSoRsmp ~ sAssA
orusKrr The Massachusetts State Central Com OF
the Union party have nominated George
candidate for Lieutenant Governor In pace OF Edward
Dickinson, who declined.
RECEPTION joins J. CRIrTESDEs IN NASHVILLE -sena.
tor Critenden Of Kentucky, received CITY Of
Nashville Tenn the 2t,h Instant, by args process
Of citzeus and grand public display 10 answer TO
address, Mr. Critenden made short speech 70 the
people, Of which the following Is the substance:-
tender you, SIR and this vast asssnbage my scknow
ecgemeDts for this curdis reception aud welcome yon
have been plea cd 10 give remember when visited
your city occasion like the present. 10 Ia green
spot my memory. well remember your vic,ory and
tine success wncn awaits us nov From that victory We
reapca bu, email reward; from this may reap
hundred told Asyou have said, sr, 30 are a.saed al
the present time side by sectionas aud the
other BY dsuuion. Oar opponents are the enemies 70
the success OF nation and VI its existence. Wa
triumph them last am Of those who be.
leve IN ihe intelligence Of the people and their capacity
% govern themselves believe tina. ,ney are assse 70
the only remedy for the disastrous condition Of the
country When they are fully awake there is
no danger, and all these threatening clouds
will be swept away, for tho ballot box Ia
more effective than the Cartridge box rhe people
see H. and they know IL Let every then consider
what Is his duty IN this crisis, and do IL like honsst
man We must vote against sectionalism 1 the North
and section asm 10 the South-must pursue tue middle
path called the golden way You have alluded, sir, 70
Tennessee and Kentucky ASSURANCE Tho conser
vAtve feelings OF the people have long ago looked
upon them az twin sisershe drst born ~ the govern
ment. Il hiss ong been . settled cotica maxim with
me, that 40 long ~ they stand together there
dissolution Of the unioa. That they should stand has
been my political wish and prayer for more tnan twenty
years II s . union OF kindred blood and kiadret pa
tiotism; we are alike in our Institutions, aud
bonn brothers United In politics can maintain The
Constitution and But this is 40 occasion 70
enter into a political argument cannot expre1s the
gratitude fee-l cannot make you know how
much eel indebted 10 you for this reception wish
{. God was NOR, deserving Of honor Again Of
fer my acknowledgements, with all the sincerity my
heart for our cordial reception.
BRorsxss N CONGRESS -Anson p. Morrill,, member OF
Congress elect from the Fourth dlsrict Of Name and
Justin Morrill, elected The second district u Yer
mont, are brothers and both republicans.
YAScxY IN VIRGINIA Hon VIM L Yancey intends TO
stump the State Of Virginia on his return from New
York and New England.
GU BunERs AoCsPrAScE -General Benjamin g. But
cr in his letter accepting the Breckenridge nomination
for Governor OF Massachusetts, expresses himself op
posed to any fusion He accuses the Douglas party
timidty and . reluctance to commit themselves upon
the slavery question, and charges tho Bell party with
endeavorug 70 concate the popular sentiment MAsaa
chusetw BY nominating the gentleman " who kept the
moneys OF the Kansas Emgrant Aid Society," for Gov.
ernor. With either Of these parties he conceives his
aide Of the democracy make alliance which would
I've even the poor merit OF success."
INITIATION OF 4 wrDs AWAKE All who enser the black
republican Wide Awake Clubs, 10 Is said, have to pass
through certain initaory SERVICE and submitted 70
o Do you believe In q supreme political beng7 A. ]
do; the almighty Niger
. wha, are the chief objects Of the Wide Awake 30.
ciety To disturb democratic meetings, and 20 fur
nsh conductors for the underground raj road
What 10 your opinion on the great questions Of
the day a believe Abraham lincoln bora, thst
pc butt nst boat and s.sit three million rails
Q Do you drink lagerS A. am passonAtey fond Of
that commodity
q you are admitted as a member Of this society do
you promise 70 love the niger TO cherish him - you
would brother ceave him through evil a. we'll
As good report and hate the democrats long as lie
lAsts and water runsS All this soemnly promise 70
The candidate rs then vested with can and some
body gives him slap the side OF The head and tells
him to be Wide Awskei
DECLINES TO rAxs the srunr-Mr. Bailey, tho republi.
candidate for Congress In the Ninth Of
chusetss, has declined Mr.. Eli ThAyers invitation try
their before the people OF the Both
are republicans In regard 10 this district the Worcester
Spy says Judge Douglas has written 10 Of his emi
nent friends in that city, advising them TO for
nayer.
TIE DIsrNoS Ik1crH u Knox Walker OF Tennessee,
In card denies that he member OF any the disuoon
leagues OF the South that he knows any about
them. On the contrary, he says tina, he has been
rsgsd for month"; past endeavoring unite the
democracy Of Tennessee support and maintenance Of
national principles and national men, under ooastta
ton Of our country united people, and exhort all
good men Of either party 70 do Likewise.