The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-26
Chicago and in ave othsr places in Illinois during the


Chicago and in ave othsr places in Illinois during the
campaign.
striving for the last three four months 10 get Into the
black republican camp, has finally succscded. hon
henry winter Davis, Of Maryland was the Trojan horse
that carried the Pario, TO iva destination.
DIslxnos.-senator Alfred Iversos, OF Georgia, WAS
asked at waresboro', Ca, II he would advice dissOla
tion in the event Of Lncolns election. His reply, In
substance, Yves, that would depend the szo Of tho
majority.
TEE REPRESENTATIVES, Oh NIAGARA CouSrr.--p r.
Mdrphy, State Senator, and Thomas r. Flager and Burt
Van Horn, all from Niagara county 10 the last Legisa'
ture believe voted against MI the corrgpt rchess Of
that most corrupt body and they will re-
ceve their reward at the hands Of honest constsu-
ency Tho late county Convention Of Niagara endorsed
their action in tho following resolution
Resolved That this Convention heartily eudorse tho
action q Hon Murphy state senator from this de
tho members OF Assembly from this county in the Legs
lature Of this ate At us las session aud point With
tgry-the appreciation Of the duties OF their fespec
tive positions and the ability and zeal with which they
performed the same and we hereby pronounce the CON-
mendation, oWeL done, good aud faithful SCI wants"
Mr. Van Horn, Of the gentlemen above namsi, has
sress in the Thirty frs. district
WINS OF WIDE AwAKHs-Lldies who are tho wives Of
members Of the black republican Wide Awake clubs
very % those organizations They say their
husbands kept out late nights and when they return
homo they encased In toe fumes Of lamp smoke and
generally lined with bad whiskey.
BLACK REPUBLICAN STUMP SPKAKERs-Oreses 4. Brown.
son, Jesuit Daniel Ulmann, Hindoo Carl Schurs
Prussan, and +. Harsaureck German. Native Ameri.
oans, attention.
Singular Since the organization Of the Wide Awake
clubs In Hartford, s said that wood houses clothes
lines and hen roosts have suffered extent DO
fore known In that city
TIE LEcsIAnyE CANVASS IN SorB CARoiyA.-There
already In the Geld Charleston eight distinct tick
etc for representatives, in the state legislature besides
great many stump candidates who ruuEing without
regard 70 organizations. Representative in
the Legislature murt DO desirable Office In South Caro-
lima.
TBarsr Al rHuaIow wED.-The West1w Nes
Yorker, the leading black republican paper in Wyoming
county has the following significant thrust ~ rhurlox
We have with regret the enorts which certain men
1--WE have the names nom the polluted precincts OF Abb
tics Men who deep in the iDquity Of tho ast t
gslature in our plnnp, damaging the GAUGE they
attempt TO beriend We think IL word be 70 heal
tate long before soliciting men Of that kidney 10 their
personal influence in Wyoming county. II has been
done.
Dorcas IN FIoRmA.-A fun Douglas electoral TICK,
has been nominated 10 Florida and the candidates 70
stump the State for the Little Giant This secures the sue
cess Of the Bell and Everett ticket.
ArABASA-n seems that the people Of Alabama, in
some localities getting up rehearsas Of the approach
Ing Presidential election we recorded few days ago
the result Of canvass had In The town Of Selma show.
ing large prepondcrance In favor Of Bell Everett
similar was held In the town Of Greensboro
few days ago, with the following result Bell So Doug
las, 40; BreckinIidse, IS.
REPUBLICAN JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
A NOISY TINE OVER THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF KNJ. v. EosNEY r0R JUSTICE OF TIE SUPREME
COURT, JOHN ". EDAoSDs FOR REcoRDxR, JOHN
sEpewIcK FOB CITY JrD0E, AND DAVID n. JAoUm
FOR SURROGATE.
The Republican Judicial Convention, for the nomination
Of Judge Of Supreme Court Recorder, City Judge and
Surrogate assembled last night at els Broadway. Tho
excite nent In and about the place Of meeting quite
a. intense any Of the old fashioned gatherings 1t
Tammany Hall. The outside pressure was Of tho most
formidable charnster.
The Convention was called 10 order by Mr. John Fitch,
who proposed Mr. Hiram Barney Of the Fifteenth ward
for permanent chairman. The nomination agreed TO-
and Messrs Frank sheppard and Chss. H. Hall like
The sI Of delegates having been called two sets OF
delegates appeared nom the Eleventh and Twentieth
delegate from tho sixteenth ward moved that rep
resenatiye from each set Of delegates be heard Car
ricd.
Mcssrs Thos. Kirkpatrick, John Watts. Rumble and
Iuokoy accordingly allowed ten minutes each 1, adj
the Waits delegation from tie Eleventh ward and tie
Luckey delegation from the Twentietn ward I'd nit
Ted.
On notion thu Convention Immediately proceeded 70
nominate a candidate Tor Judge Of supreme Court
hesrs. FIELD, DAiros and CoYIAs named Judge Benz
Mr. SOLOMON Hrrr said he understood that Nr. Bonncy
had ceclued 70 have his name before the Convention
~ candidate, and that IN no case would he accept
nomination. He therefore nominated John sosson, OF
the Superior Court
Mr. A. oASEY Han also spoke in favor Of Mr.. sosson,
while he paid glowing tribute to Judge BOnneys SER
Mr. Isaac DAYTON moved the nomination Of Mr.. Bon
neg By accamAsloo, which was seconded b NJ. Huh
that he had letter IRON Judge Bouney declining the
Of his name. His ncminsssoa was intended - wen
Mr FINN hougLt Judge Bonncy would accept n noui.
rated and another delegate declared that be had arthor
y to state that Mr.. Bosney, though mot desiring ofce
The upshot Of the whole ~as that motion was maic
that Mr.. Bouncy should be declared nominated By nc.
clamatioa, and this was carried amidst great snshu-
90 notion The Convention ,hen proceeded 70 vote for
A. oarss Han Soninssed Mr. Charles 3 spencer, who
vss college chum Of hi. (nr Hall NJ. Spencer pos-
scsscd every qualification 20 AZ HIN for the ONCE.
Judge Cowf0 nominated sxJudgc John ". Edmoods,
ofstseug,h, and who would he thought, be elected.
Another delegate nominated John w. White
Judge Rum urged the claims OF JUICE I'd
mosos He asserted that Mr.. Edmonds,
lawyer OF distinguished ataipmcnts, extensive expsvi
sbcs and oarryD with him the weight Of ycar certain.
ly ought BE- preferred 10 young lawyer Of Mr. spen-
oar chernctcr Mr.. Spencer vss Tombs lawyer and
noiraied he gould carry with him shs scent o. me
Tunbsn
uvrcd the claims Edmosds In N eoegGstSc mAnuer
Th re ne no use conccanG the fscs That tpsnoers
lmpues bic % elect rvbs lawyer 70 tho hgh once OF
Recorder. No lawyer would for q moment weigh ths
claims 81 Mr. spcnceY agsinst those Of Distinguished
lawyer like Jndgc EimordsL
AnurassY moved, 10 sarcastic manner that oil but
lawyers should leave the room. Uaughter)
Mr. FufD rtoined that he was not IN be put down by
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