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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-29

IN aAs ID ARD yohnson ssd she Newark Journal
- essss u Follow ne ssssspss q BEsSh,ordse me
fSusvs Dvs-sx vssh has al along been lsoorsng for
tbs ncnnAica cf he Little Giant, Of course satisfied
win ths result q Inc regular convsos'oa. The kevoury
pert OaArs Hra,d which Asrumes 70 be independent
ssposrc The q DOogsa and win battle Tor alp,
doctrine q sqaAsssr sovereignty The aochsster
Inscs wss, ard will continue 70 be Tor bougias The
Hartford nsxs docs not know what TO do potto the
nasspors tocon) ssv~~, the New London vav and the
Sorw,Ss xsyua nsy are an the Micavtber platform,
ana vn vas ~ something 70 turn up.
rns Lancaster IA S<sessou supports Douglas, but
sy,-passer and defeat stare in the faye for the
Sest, but NE party VIII, sooner later recover from
N pcsrsse dsrupsed condition. and those who we're
directly or indirectly instrumental in prsduciux the
present nsntaole ssAte Of things win be hold 70 fear
fal sccoupSselisy IN the future.
rhe Pttseau Ped supports Douglas, snd Il thinks
heckinrdye sess;sA IN accepting NE ascsding nomna-
uos snd sas hat lie seeding ossveat,n was an abse
late GxxleL
Nm nS~oaAl ncxB oy PrrysyIvAsuA-T last Dens-
ussc sAss Convcnrcn Of PesnsyvaAA selected Presi-
dests sccs ticket Cor he support Of the party IA No
venos without taxing into osnssdesston the prospective
divscs- Nov that the parry q divided IL becomes a
serious mas1es 81 inquiry TO "who is wboo In order
10 arrive al proper undssandag, the Chairman Of the
Dsmccr1iic ssaae oentssa Connitsse viii address the
electors circular, 10 asosrtan their preferences The
foBox ng IL list Of ~ OlcctOrs.-- $500
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-29
The Douglas Platform.
TO GEE EDIroR OF THE HERALD.

WASHINGTON Ciry, June %, 1850
In your paper Of Monday, 25th inst, giving the
platform Of the several parties in the Geld for
the votes Of the people Of the United States, you
have made grave error 10 regard 10 the Douglas
platform so calcd and that error arises from
taking the minority report, made to the Convcn.
ton at Charleston, as the accepted by majority
Of that Convention The Convention did not adopt the
minority report In full In relation the Territories The
FIRST resolution in that report, rcarming the Cincinnati
platform, was adopted, and that only. The preamble 10
much differences OF opinion exist kc., and Vie second
resolution itself resolving "that the democratic party
will abide by the decision Of the supreme Court Of the
United states the Institution OF slavery within the
United states" was distinctly and emphaticay voted
down by the majority OF the Convention trust you viii
correct this at once, ss calculated 10 mislead
the public mind unless oontradictcd.
DELICATE 10 The CONVENTION
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-29

z HAVANA, MATANZAs AND NEW 0RLRANe.
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arriving y Nov Yurk 18Th
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and New Oreans 18Th From New Orleans Hth Havana Soeh
ayItving - New YWk 81. ..
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G6, aFTfvug It New York 18Th
b soro-Frum New York 5h arriving as Havana La and
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nyhg ct New York 1otb
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vAnA june % --.-...
NA,1HsAIrcm New York for MA.aans on Oh Of each
nenA, N2PM
ya Of every alternate cunard steamer q New York
NBWhen the shove dates fall Sunday the VIII
- - Monday, except from New Orleans.
Z ...... SPECIAL NOTICE.
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w~s wssAs.ss.n Marn.s Case,

J,Ss s-h~sose the srrumes, was proceeded with,
sraFs re~shs sa tins, he bsa observed 10 the repcrt
~ me rrrc~ednrs q ,he the daily pagers tina,
eeenss nsf s's,es that iwo q ne Judges OF this ps
uil were unocrupee, snt tasi they were then in The
eptlfing uher the csef called IN Justice 10 The
S~Ss~ ~ sealf state uAa they al engaged.
Ss<y ~utl~vlsnd w~ sttenaing ri the sick bed OF 4
Woh tuiumes ccunfy, arf The other Judges we're
al eaTHset W. thcaxht E~ep~r. sad IN Justice 10 the
&s1< - maze the cswr-rtson
gs~n me ,siampcss r~r~rs N sns were rad %
.a~~ ss~~. Mr. >-vrs spp~d az 90 sa,surrmsus scr
l-s s@-s ~ pfsT~fs addts.esi smdsvsv and take evil
a-xrs tsieFr cumfni~~inner
esssest eosnss N matter sss rcsspsesi on, Friday
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~ 90 n prurs~ " sfE~< ths s1t you'd lssvs n
fhe @~~As ~ ths co10s~ fsr ths STATE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-29

sAn Hormos-Tse friends Of sam Houston in Texas
peoples candidate for tho Presidency The old hero re-
-, -. a.. 90, :. u..- - --,.
the papers, the greatest enthusiasm manifested by
The .s.ole On h,s arrival The T,ons,o, p-sy,,.
90,
and I. vssh..,s Sss ,Ss % " VIC ' ~ I,. .exss,
en- - ~,so"s oo"os me ony man W the Union VINO
House race Ne ~ ~, ne Ca.S rspuoncAns ~ tne Wne
rconIc have fnu cccSSsny man vnom me universal
nni,sd sr0rsrrs az IRE sc,sh 80 VIC can reserve tne
Ncrshern Stsirs reouis,ts No. live tne numcer OF
rSrrhicsn;- ~ dow 70 oack
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80 - -. .
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'~eoSlo" '"' ~ ~" ''~~ns ~s0'""' y"
oes"'n n n0u'''" s''' ~ one VI "'e pAPos VI 'na'
oW@
"a v ~, @ S,s sr,r.er, =, RS cy on morning,
the day national salute Of thrtythree runs was Srcd
seven O'Clock m the evening procession was formed
.1 ne ~ hs y osno o. music
uaded by cxcelsut bands Of vocal and instrumental
MUSE Aner which, the Governor being loudly called
SUcsrnce With most "mns TN ms
insisting speech the Governor, 10 brief address
reiterated ms strong Union sentiments and was raptn-
- s -,i"~
:, ~. -",-s,,.. -. - ,''e' AN0.p'
o.. I..,u,o " "'' '" '"' '"'''e s'0u"u "
arsux. TEXAS. Nav "a ,sao
In reply TO your letter Of the lsth inst win say that
nav 70 .ne peopIe ., san Jacnto, and con-
Ole r cspdidate Tor Presdcot WV N"'' "' WI" Po.
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TO TEE EDITOR OF THE HKnALp.
Will you kindly permit me 10 ask the new Postmaster
Why that, when the postage ship letters has been
reduced 10 cent, the old OF cents on each
letter or package Of mail matter 10 the addras
rpained' UP Town
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-29


fu DsnoaAnc JcrRyAis-Moet Of the editors Of the
democratic journals In Massachusetts, are once holders
and nov THAI the prospect threatens their dsodgment
they begin 10 shske N their shoes They and, late
NAT theS seasns and lazy propcnsiiics have contr
essed 10 hvine abest the destruction cf the party which
10 serss and fsd them f years pest, they are in
conssdcrsbk a aussdsry boz 10 proceed. Number Of
shem, howe~sr thinking .thst come kind Of show wi
be srpects< d them, have w the Breckenridge asg
without daring 10 call steuso1 TO H. Among such
" scs'os the following 5osiou Post Lowell advertiser
hev BEDFORD n~sa, Greenfield Democsa Bsrns,sbe IA
tsa, eAism Advocate. Esex County Dcwcoct, Lawrence
ArfsS~ and Pifssaeld Ss~
ms Pnladephia Pesnsyus~sas by The aciop Of the ,wo
eSvcnons, has been probably driven MP 20 is neck N
We mud, where viii stick unless fusion takes place be-
tween The too Actions 10 that sae. Poor Percs's home
crran, the Concord ~. NJ Pdt1c, has declared for
poasiss, on the ground az availability. The Trenton
~ ~ <~~sas~ has RECONSTRUCTED IN determine 10
wat The action ~ se state ccpvcr,cr rpa hrs TT VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-29

DNucr, Mich. June 70, 1900
"A large meeting was held this evening TO raty the
nomination Of Douglas and the state ticket salute a
100 guns fired.
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Accident NJ Douglas Demonstration.
MANCHESTER, June "a, 1890
A Richardson, Of Old Town. Me-. was instantly killed,
and Benjamin whpple htay injured, by premature ex.
ploson OF cannon at the Douglas jubilee last night
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Douglas Meeting in Phllaaelphia:

IHAADkli1hA, June 20, lStV.
For the Douglas ratification meeting In Independence
square, on Saturday night Reverdy johnson John Cch
rane and Major Heron, OF Louisiana, are promised
tain, with other eminent speakers Notwithstanding the
briefncss Of the notice enthusiastic manifestation
ticpeted Is stated good authority that the Doug
astcs will refuse all overturcs the part Of the Bcck
sridgers 10 unite electoral Ticket and win demand
an expression az preference from the electors appointed
by the Reading Conventicn, and amend the list II
sary
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Douglas Ratfncatisn Meeting I'm So. Louis.
ST. Lorls, June %, 1880
AZ the Douglas ratification meeting last night speeches
were made by the delegates 10 the Baltimore tonvcn
ton, including General Clark, who voted for Douglas
only on the last ballot Resolutions passed cndors
good attendance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-29

CoIrnBrs, Ind, June %, 1890
The democrats OF the Third Congressional district Of
this state have nominated Rev. William n Daley for
Ccngress. Resolutions endorsing the nomination II
Douglas were adopted. n
, 1860-05-18

On the night eff the 25th, ]. D. Adams,
editor Of the Scranton Herald, was mobbed,
together with his employees, by party Of
men from Dunmore. The difficulty origin
Oted on the exposure Of gambling-house
in that place.
The post-office at Cairo, Illinois, the
poor-house at Stonebridge, Mass, and thr.
teen dwelling-houses, besides several saw
and Touring mills at Gardiner, Maine, have
recently been destroyed by Ere.
On the 9th, at Troy, New York, fu-
gitve slave belonging to b. W. Hampton,
of Pepper, Virginia, was arrested, taken
before the U. S. Commissioner, identified,
and remanded to his master A writ Of
haDeas corpus was obtained. About thou
sand persons collected, and the fugitive was
rushed to the river side, and taken across
to West Troy, in a skiff There he was
again arrested, and again rescued, the mob
being chiefly composed Of colored persons
who broke into the Justices Office, and car
ried off the fugitive in a carriage Blows,
pstol-shots, and knock-downs occurred.
On the night Of the 26th, the steamboat
A. T. Lacy, from st. Louis, bound to New
Orleans, was burned near Memphis. Sew
en- children and six of the crew were lost.
Boat valued at $4,000, aud cargo at
$4,000. No insurance, and is q total loss.
The new Senator from California, La
than, has made speech in the U. S. Sen
ate, which is pronounced the most brilliant
oratorcal effort Of the session.
The Potter and Pryor duel at Washing
ton did not come off-Pryor's seconds OBJ
jecting to the terms of the fight proposed
by Potter.
A Republican Convention was held at
Baltimore on the Goth April. A row oc-
Cured, and the convention adjourned with
out taking any action.
Advices from Vera Cruz are to the 18th
April. Miramon arrived at the Capital on
the 7th, with from. 900 to 1900 men,
No important events had transpired. Mi
ramon had sent q bitter letter to Secretary
Cass relative to the captured steamers.
A severe shock Of an earthquake occur
red at the island Of St. Domingo, on the
9Th of April Several buildings were de.
molished.
, 1860-05-18
SHERIEE,S SALE.

DY virtue Of writ of execution 10 me directed Il
ID sued out Of the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of the Second Judicial District Of Wasbngton
Territory, have levied upon and taken into execution
and will sell TO the highest bidder at the door Of The
Court House, in the town of Olympia on Saturday he
23d day Of June 1860 at the hour Of two O'Clock IN
the afternoon, all right, title, and interest Of Moses
Hurd and Mary Ann, his wife, in and to the following
lands embraced in their notification file in the Reg
isers Office Of Washington Territory, situate in Town
ship eighteen, north. range two (2) west Of the vii.
lamette meridian, lying west Of the portion assigned
to the said Mary Ann Hurd; which tract or parcel Of
land containes hundred and thirty acres or there
abouts and all embraced in sections eight and nine Of
said Township.
Also, all right, title, and interest of said Noses
Hurd and Mary Ann NJ. Hurd in and to a certain taet
and parcel Of land purchased by the said Moses Hud
Of John b. DickersOn, containing now one hundred
and twenty acres, thereabouts, being tleNeastem
portion Of the donation claim Of the said John B
DickersOn, the notification for which is file in the
Office Of the Register OF Washington Territory all 10
the county Of ThurstOn and Territory Of Washngton
together with all the Improvements thereunto belong
ing, seized and taken into execution the properly
Of Moses Hurd and Mary Ann Hurd, and viii be sold
to satisfy judgment Of the District Court against sad
Moses Hurd and Mary Ann Hurd. and in favor Of Gil
more Hays for the sum Of t642 co. with interest from
September 3D. 1860, and costs accrued taxed at tl7
80, and costs hereafter 10 accrue.
G. c. BLANKENSHIP,
Sheriff, Thurston CO., 7.
Olympia, May 18th, ls60.-4w.
, 1860-05-18

THE LAUNCH.-The new steamsphip J. r. WJight,
constructed by Messrs. HAMMOND and CHEAsTY, of
Port Ludlow, for Capt JoHN T. WRIGHT, was success
fully launched at that place Saturday last, the 18th
inst
The Wright is represented a vessel Of beautiful
model, great strength, aud constructed with the
greatest care She is built entirely of the material Of
this country the fur entering most largely into her
composition. The windlass rudder, stock, &c, is Of
oak which be found in almost nexhaustibe guam
titles in many sections Of this and Slwamish counties.
Her knees made Of the white spruce and yew her
cabins and upper works finished from the pine found
Hoods canal She is thoroughly fastened and Sc
cured throughout and all the labor bestowed upon her
In general reflects the greatest credit upon the archi-
tect and builders She is $50 tons, carpenters mea.
surment l73 feet extreme length, 27 breadth of hull
~ feet breadth ALL across the guards and 10 feet
inches depth Of hold, As as she can be loaded
and rgged she will proceed in chargh of Capt BCsn
NELL, to San Francisco, where she is to receive her
machinery. 1t is contemplated to fit up the Wright
in the finest style, with all the modern improvements.
In next will give full details of her form
and construction.