The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-14
PoIisfcay intelligence.

PoIf.fcay ynseIugsuee.
TIM CossxRvA rYys novEsGGsr ooAAnxsaD-we see hat
y Maternal Union Club has already been established
N e rseth ward OF this city, under the title Of INA
t;onal Union Club No. ], OF Harlem" and meeting E
called take place at Frfingoas Han, corner OF Faird
avenue l2sh street Tuesday evening next st half
pact seven O'Clock which permanent officers OF the
stub win nc chosen, aud the meeting VIII DE addressed
by Mr.. J. d. R Pc,nan, pr. stephen b. Harris aud
others OF Harlem The club formed, Us the call states
under deep sense OF the importance OF pphod.pg the
Ilpep the constitution and the laws OF the United State
Of Recurring the rights Of the several States involate
s,sius all asmps interfere with their respective
suous and policy opposed 10 all sectional parties and in
favor OF eeyatng to ofles who Will administer the
government IN the spirit OF its founders"
Fam HousTos's rIIroAs--A meeting was held at Avs
Nh The capital OF Teras, the Goth ut at which il
recommended that all the conservative friends OF the
Union shal unAe Oh national principles 10 support Of
for The Presidency vino combines the elements
os strength patriotism and life hong devotion to the
satu,On and the Union. ror fear the RICH, will not
be cted the meeting asserted that Gen Sam Hous.on
na,ses u himself more Of those characteristics than any
ether IN the Union They therefore appointed a
committee 10 open correspondence with The friends Of
Gen, Houston throughout the Union platform was also
adopted for Old San Jacrt 10 70 stand upon Tho main prn
SpIos Of which may be sammed up as 'oilows;-
Devotion 10 the constitution and lao Union, 10 the
we'd rights Of the States, and The mstra.ou OF tho
government the strict principles VI the delegated
powers only opposition 10 all ulirasn and ssctonasn,
North, South East and West and therefore TO all agts
non OF the slavery question: either for the purpose Of
denying tho copstutionay ~ the slave trade aws cor
yor repeating them, FOR crActng slave code. By
Congress- for the States Territories" Denuncaton O!
she tbeores oil aboiuonsn III being continual proyoca
ton secession and scTvc aud civil var aud charging
npon their aBatcal teachings The reasonable and
dereps outbreak at Harpers Ferry. Denunca.ion also
Of s soafern threats OF dispnon, and the movements
that direction for dsnion and southern Con edcracy
M tanning 'he flames Of dtscord aud the declaration that
fhe Cincinnati platform does not warrant eter or these
classes " agitation The only remedy for sectonalsm
and uraism declared TO be in the union OF all national
va.ye men, OF whatever former party affiliations
Tie broad bass of determination, under tho
sntuon and for the Of the Unon together
national party The meeting further declared favor
Of Mexican protectoTate endorsed the ADMINISTRATION OF
Me present President and unanimously declared the
dogma OF popular sovereignty in the Territories to be
debocr apc sentiment
TEE VIRGINIA AND NEW YoM HAND DrrsArr- TO
Washington correspondent Of The
Now Orleans Picayune says:-Governor Wise will
qnesnonably receive The vote of the Virginia delegation
10 the Charleston Convention He viii aiso have the vote
si ths New York Fernando Wood Of delegates which
set by the way, willprobaby be recognized
EtDcToEAL CouxGE lS60-The total number OF votes
east by the next Electoral College viii be 800. or this
number the Northern States have 1876 the Southern States
3ko Number OF woes necessary To elect Presdep 1874
The above paragraph, which passing round among
the newspapers, little correction. The figures in
Glade the Territory Of Kansas, which, II made State
during the present session OF Congress- viii be entitled to
three votes in the Electoral college But taking the States
they Stand there will be 3O3 electors necessary 70
eject President 1872 or the whole number the North
VIII have 1873, AZ the South 100
AArE LEGISLATURE Legislature of Maine has elect
~ Noah Smith, Secretary of State; W. Norris Land
Agent Geo. W. Ingerson, Attorney General David lsou,
Adjutant General WIN. W. Thomas, Treasurer, and the
following named persons Councllcrs-Rueus Horton,
George ThorndSe, Jared Fuller, Job Prince, Joseph NJ
Dennis, Hannibal Becher and W. H. Sargent
EKw JERSEY STATE CoNvEsuoS.--The Democratic State
Central Committee Of New Jersey have decided tina;
State Convention for the choice Of delegates to toe Charcs
sou Convention be held the Wednesday in March
EvxRETT AND DorGLAs-The Memphis Enquirer favors
The nomination the Hon Edward Everett for President
BY the Charleston Democratic Convention. The Bulletin,
Of the city, s wiling 10 support Mr. Douglas ne
win himself loose the tranmels of that Ccrvcn
Mcn
TnK OPPOSITION CONVENTION VIRGINIA ) B1Acs Rs.
YuRlsCAS nFEGArx There Is live black republican in
VRgins, who halls from Wheeling, and represents the
Pan Handle in the upper branch Of the Virginia Legsla
tare His is n. c. Arthur, and he stands the
cresenaied delegate 10 the Opposition State Convention Of
vrgaia, which viii assemble in Richmond On the I'D OF
February The fstern Shore opposition pro.sa>ry
folks DO ike the stripe Of Mr.. Arthur and ha s.ch
rsond Tatg sends TO him greeting he foowny warn.
ing
We have only to gay that, II are not very is
IN the aforesaid Mr. Arthur will HID his trip
Opposition Convention Of the 2 OF February ~hoy
profitable lie had therefore, better STAY al home
ana his money-ard bis bacon. Certain II is,
thns he will BE- admitted to the Conroptios
And il IS down rieh, impertnence in tntse Wheeling
pubDcans 10 have appointed hn delegate 20 d.