The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-02


E6HTgxSu CosoakssiosAL DIsrRcT.-Tbs Esasobs De-
Convention OF .he Eghtoen,h OpngYsssOnss ~
mt Of this STATE, composed Of tho c,ons Of Fuhsn,
Montgomery, schenec;ady and Scoobare nj, In 6Ndnec
iady on mo- 3'rb uit and unanimously elected hs ~
loving de gates and aeraatos 70 tho Charleston onveu
ton
AOA ARo~aas.
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After the sssSso delegates, the INVENTION passed
the following u11ooions- d
Resolved rNsa consida ing the usages of the demo
cra,c parry consideraa ns Of expdency aad hooest
I'll cipe d. mand that tho delegase Charleston
IL mociAt Pr, sdentlal CA7ennon 20 fresh from the
Ope and that represen: the democracy " the dts
lici ehen We go N accord>acs With the psagee Of tho
party and demand that the aicsasss to Charleston DO
rl cied by the popular voice.
Resolved, That rejoice in tn election Of Hon. Pr
nando Wood n the Mayoraty Of tew York as a uun b
paopal democracy and rebuks tho abet,ors vi tho
store doct,pes of 1S.
Resolved, rha, tho true DEMOCRACY knows North
South, Enst West, sec,iot, that recognse
no Interference with slavery dlrectSa nrsct thas we
are bound by tho constitution o. tho Upi,sd states
JERRY RxsCuxRs' UYToS hi5r;Nc-t1s Jerry Rescuers
OF Syracuse held Union meeting In tha city Tho 29tn
uh I, which presided over by Mayo Leaven WORTH
The meeting addressed by numb>r Of promir.sa.
black republicans, ard the Union was fnAly sayod by
the following resolution -
Resolved, That not a. this stage oa history
cna experience, in the light OF advancing civilization
asd OF universal tendencies TO liberal IDEAS tcracs any
opnooe have uttered in regard To the oxtonco
continuance of slavery--cousiderng nd
ns cruel vola'.on q nasu,ai r.sns-loo ieo oafo
Observation-Disclosures 20 y,rtoe ami rehnop-ouajN
bapeful ttbc and the ensaved o eorpnca-
~, non o. crimes a.a wronss ano o, snnerng' orynS %
enemy Of all noooshe sum OF ali vai,any Tbese b,mr
solemn CONVICTIONS, again record the declcraca
of our hostility TO every form Of involuntary gervitnc
thr, 2boui the world.
THE REPuBuc,s CAsproArE-The Cincinnati Case9,, The
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,orp looked for ana much talked OF nirrspresnbls On
nics." We bad supposed this nondeecript was myth,
os ,s SrIIsa as. p&n' ensassa 70 o0s au' Dreeoeos
tha rniems.t 70 be mere "riitterpe generality n
arrival was welcomed with the hripg Of cannon the burn
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FxcQssGI FOE Cua,-Somo OF the Southern n,.ora s,s
in favor Of exchanging the six Now Egland Stasos for u
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considered good enough republican; and tben he = m
old lne whg and would of course receive the vbo,s
vote Of that powerful party; Know Nothpes North and
South the Journal thinks he would get suye and ths
four votes Of the four men who oompoee the Ans L.
compton or dead Niger party would certainly not be
cas-. against him Ts "a tolerabe fair show OF att
and Mr. Bates pucceeds in getting the nomination he
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TxxAs UNIFIED STATES srsAroR-The impression bss
gore ous Houston was defeated In the contest
for United States Senator before the neeasare OF Tsxss,
on tho 9th inst Nothing could be further from tho ac
Senerai Honstoo YVES not Candidate. The election Wa
10 MI vacancy TO serve ont the term which expires
WIN inc present congress- and Coionel Lewis Wigfal
was the SUCCESSFUL contestant he having received sixty
votes agsns' nyegnt cast Tor hve or SIX other csndi-
dates General Houston was lot nar'ed, neither die se
get yose he present losniaure OF Tezss viii eiOos
United saee senator 70 Derve sor nix years rom the lh
Of March, $780, and when that election takes place General
Houston will DO candidate for tho position not pre-
vioualy nominated on the Presidential ticket
BLACK RspuBIicAsrsx signs Of tho times indicate
that the black republican party fast breaking up The
national Union party which Is now forming all over The
northern States VIII take from the republicans all the
CONSERVATIVE men, wne hc uphoiders OF Sewards brutal
and bloody manifesto together with the impending crisis
endorsers, will 60 over 70 the Garrison and Phillips
So"o'''
DEAD MCGEE RETEsFSArys.-Thc question has fire.
quenty been asked what party the nine anti Lecompon
men in the House Of Representatives represent II is
rather hard 70 answer They pretended to be opposed to
the Kansas Lecompton constitution when it was offered IN
Congress- but as that is dead issue, We cannot zee
what now Ia to be gained By attacking that old question
It seenns Ike kicking and cufiiDg dead niger.
GOVERNOR or TKxaa-General Hounton was in Austin
m tho 9Th ,ns. making n ,oc. h;,, o1
family in he capital for the winter " eaa tho ccnsra,
attaches GOOD deal Of importance N the oven,sn.. in
regard 10 Mexico.
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tha. will elect rnornberc IN the rir.v aaxsr,b rcr..
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