The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

GOVERNOR SEWARD CoxE BACK yRcgrxsxn In onA al
MS Western speeches Senator Seward declared that when
no pce oon'n yea tna View York aid not give sixty
thousand majority for Lincoln would return and s,un
the state We should judge that the conviction bas Al
ready forced itself upon him, for see II announced
that be win speak at BnghAmon the 24.h init, and
Afterwards he viii visit onoudago, Wayne Chauauous
counties.
Look Our FOR Niger lit should not be forgotten
thai tho people OF this State called upon Decide
through the ballot box at the November election whe.
ther negroes should BIO plgced upon equality with
white In the exercise OF the elective franchise II
the black republicans ed they gain strength Of nfty
thousand votes to their party.
THE CocEApE MES AND MINUTE MHy or THE SOUTH
We published a paragraph . few days ago announce
Ing that the South Carolinians the receipt OF
the news Of the refult Of the October electiong
were mounting the cockade." The South Carolina
papers bring the explanation OF the term. Armed
bands are being organized in South Carolina called
Minute Men, and intended o.et to the Wide wakes
Of the North The badge adopted is blue rosette with
military button in the centre to be upon the
the hI AZ cockadc On Saturday night last the Minute
Men Of Columbia, O. turned In torchlieht process.
sion The Carolinan sayr:-
There were about three hundred in ranks, making .
very inlpot ing ana brilliant display They each wore a
rcd scarf, with the lSiiers H. Imprinted on t. The
organization s rapidly extending through the state and
servaton Of the interests and Institutions Of the sontn
and the formation Of Southern ntderacy Tue recent
elections VIII doubtless stinulate Its growth, and we
would not be surprised II, in month with proper drin
and DISCIPLINE II furnishes an army strong enough to
naints any independent that may be M 10 by
the southern Staitr.
TIC Charleston Mercury SAYS
We glad to see the people Of our State everywhere
Preparina Tor the crtis which At hand Az oet TO
the WIDE Awskes" Of the Nerte Minute Mem are or
gan!zrg IN all the principal dstricts OF South Carolina
Their object TO form armed body Of men, ar 10 Join
IN with or fellow Citizens nov forming IN this and our
sister states "kinute meu p whose duty - 70 arm,
equip ard d and be ready any emergency that may
ife IN the present perions position Of the Southern
states In Reithaw Al bcviic aad Richlan districts the
organization is already complete aud powerful embracing
the Tower Of the youth and lea On By the most inuen
tal citizens. The badge adopted is blue rosette-two
and bali inches in diameter, with q military button in
the centre, TO be the OF the Let the
uni ortan work brGvely aud let every Of Caro-
ips prepare 70 moant The blue cockaee
TuE coSGRrsToSAr GAINS omo.-Tne following "a
correct list of the chosen at the late cleo
ton in Ohio to the Thirty seventh Congress
Dhtyia Dis,rid
I-G. H. Fende.on, dem. la-s $ Cor, dem
'Ip yas1 s1s as Dem III Bake, req
s-wm Alien, dem lb-Georgs Nugent, dem.
al NJ. Ashley, rep lev p. Cutler, rep.
&C A. White, dem III X. Norris dem.
7-rhos. Corwn, rep. is Edgerton, rep
SIS Shclabarger, rep. ia O. Riddle, rep.
s-wm. Noble dem 2e-Jobn Hutchips, rep.
l0--C A. TTimble, rep. 2l-J A. bingham, rep.
Il-v. b. Horton, rep.
Republicans, ID; democrats D. Present deegalion, re-
publicans, Is democrats, 0; democratic gaia, The
gans are in the ftcenth and Seventeenth districts,
where Hon. Vim. Belmick and Hon 7. c. Theaser, both
republican OF the present Cor gcss, were de-
feated
TnK NIoGER FENCE --Fourteen thonsaui negroes
voted the black republican ticket 10 Ohio at the ato
election under the decision OF Jucge Brink rhon This
will account for the majority there, which Is not largo
for oaio, even with this all
FLORIDA PROBABLY BILL EVERETT Tho resurlg
from Florida come in slowly They Indicate that tho
Breckenridge democracy have elected their candidates
ioD, but have electoral ticket for the Presdenta-
contest, the democratic majority in this election -
rea0cet-as undoubtedly II will oe-Beii and Everett
VIII carry the State.
EGBrn DsrNcr PENNSYLVANIA -. Mcklniy,
dem hiss been elected TO the present Congress place oil
Hon John Sshw artz, deceased.
Tue PxsSsrlvASA Elxcnos-The official vote Of TWEEN
ty counties in Pennsylvania has been received
leaving thirty six TO be heard from officially Tho
ties received however, represent about half The OF
the State which likely exceed she 1852 say
ITO 900 votes making the total vote Of the State opwsre
Of half million. The vote for Governor, far
cevoS compares with Of 1850 n the same ooun
tics M follows:-
Demovdtic R,p,1skas
Governor, 1880. 1<0 6s6 1850 7o2
Auditor General, lst9...,...... $3.50 II22iT
Increase in 1880 ............. 40 ss1 14ss
The majority for Curtin repub san for Governor,