The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-19

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lsPsr, fer ths assi:a q =. Ladew's sonnAass iais
- - be. sss. as.ss nd = Of ngorts.ss = 49,
OF TIE u1Rty ave DiukHaoa nm whs were Ysnssl ely
ssyen were sssaally pAoed upoa Dsan RieAaeaAs 80
&ssssu Wn Rs:s Sss I' ssysos
spencer cd Henry 9. Randall Ths remaining twenty
sihs ns.ss s.gss.ssS BY The noka:ea eossre snsrse
Ssuss, fSsnss x'ssssi DssS Hs:loo, xsoh,ssi1
Il F:ss ss!a = =: E.. =:
assn q ths seahdssos rspossd BY the Dickinson nsn IN
IN order = aAy sAsu saspsssus, however ~ Rsrs.-
cy managers sxsrisd thsnssvss very actively. TAs A.
~ and Zygs suggested the Of Mr.. Dckinsen,
ssssy H. s.oU ma sssSsas q cosrs r.s
quissd BY letters froa Rishnoad and Oaggsr, psdgtnG
Aencsves % Dickinson, which letters he prodaosd aad
writer's had vosed for Douglas. All means used n
prevent Dckiasons friends from giving aid and oounts
Of hs:s "so BEEN pcsa snOux ~ os
entirely dd they succeed that these ssvs. Win thsil
ttaly believed ana insstsd With oonadsaes ana Crsdu
lily proving the extremity OF their deception, that ths DE-
that he sould rsesvs ns support upon every ballot
After Their AAnhsion and the rejecucn OF Woods dele
gates y Charleston vote was taies. sss soes N the h
disA paJlor OF The Mills House, and rssuted folio
FIR Stgh~ 4. DsveIss-Dsan Richmond, wnllan g.
Ludlow, frAncs p spsnela, Hugh AcLAushln, Jeaa Y.
y, Insecure Miller Sc.s. warren, P.sr cssSsr JOIN s
ntComb, Charles X Ingalls,, Lnusl Ssstson. Hsnry A.
mlden, Lorenzo csnyl David SPEAKER, David C. Hsssl,
len c. Bsskh, James Haskh, John J. Peck, Emere p.
Ross, John Knapp, Darius a. Ogden, Charles Hslsss
4. abbott, B Gukssos, Marshall B. ChHmplin, Henry
J. GIosschi, Sanford T. Church, B. Eastman, Joha 1.
Husson, Alpheus Pfiacs h diner. Total, 81.
AAy oss ~ all familiar with Nc politics q New YORK
VIII recognise every Of the above thirty u
among the regular Inevitable hacks Of the Albany Barn.
burner Regency savage, FairchA, west .sd Ogden are
Martin Van Buren, and the free Niger BuJo pasofn IN
lS4S; the rest unngatsd extreme bsrkbarnsrs, and
'hs msrest tools In the world OF Csgsr, oasidy and As
Fur Danssl g. .Dsckiassm-Augustus schsn, runia
g. Bergen, Dsos Dswef, samuel y. Butter worth,
n ss1os. i M%s cro s~sna ssnsnu s:G sd..
william r. Russell George Beach Henry StAass David L.
symour. James G. Spencer, Alexander r. burhAns,
ham " wnsSs, sosu DsvsrsuS' Tusai, 90 WI
1ese twenty ,aAi exoept Barlow Batter worth exyksr
nation school Of S.ra hsS ..s Sr
respectively, represented Twin ids on the Un,sX
JEFF Dsvis Gar,hrs, or indeed 70 any southern sai
nee for the Presidency They went for Dcknsoa, N
order to bring him early into field :: an opponent
as hese geltsmen really are 70 keep the hero OF Hua
nAnsA IN tho Background, TIN The iitse Cant should
thought Ineiaps might lead on in the Northwsss
for sod Joe" and his no0inNtion be oompsssed
John sykers support can DO quite ~ easily aeaountsd
Tor He vas ~ Charleston the representative and
IvecAssa ANA Of Horaiio Seymour waning for
thing turn up" for lns I'd an. BY ana by hs might
sss 70, Dickinson nov could neither help the latter
stIyler
Rsposl vert for Dickinson because be his neishbor.
and beoAuse be wants fore'ga mlsson, feeling himself
possessed Of taenu for which diplomatic ned Woald b
FIR JaMes GstAyie-Isssc " Fowler, william Miner,
John Cochrsne, Edwara Cooper, Gooverneur Kembls,
Irssus Coming Alonso Page, Samuel North, G C. b.
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