The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-14

Convention the name OF Cameron presented for the
was your humble correspondent; You viii ALLOW me here
70 digress for q moment. Befors Curtin and Grcciey
went TO Chicago they visited Ex-Governor Pollock. Of
Nton Pa and there planned out whss 10 pursue
The country knows the result for Greeley slaughtered
Seward and Curtin, true to his original hatred siaugh
Well, Curtin is the candidate OF the republican party
for Governor He 10 not elected yet Will he be elected?
The friends Of Simon Cameron say not Simon himself
friends against Curtin, but nothing They
number full afty thousand army strong enough
70 decide the question with less noise tina makes
And Curtin knows full we'll this state Of things He
has been hard at work ever since his nomination His
friends have subsidized the country press generally and
Curtin himself has started special organ here ia the
"eyerlasting State 10 advocate his interest alone.
Af asoy Rs
date, win carry the State by very handsome majority
Foster is the who aided in the defeat OF Chevs
States Senate Camerons friends for this Of Fosters
disposed not 10 forget him cameron very popu-
avert tho fate which awaits bis old enemy
The republcans-the John Brown devotees-wil not
vote FOR Ca s sy have no faith in him Aud rice
cause o. his abolition proclivities.
Need the country at large from this be alarmed 70
famly quarrel awsy from the real issue the people Of
the Keystone Commonwealth too oysi TO the true In
seess Of tho coufderacy to elect 70 Office outside tho
pale Of the democratic party Pennsylvania 10 thorough
y democratic Neither Forney Parker, Hickman nor
Curtin win be able TO deceive them into the support Of
black republicansm
Our Lancaster Correspondence.
LANCASTER, Pa, August 8. 1850.
1e"'y"a"'H ~" S1'e yo' L'"oo'"-i"s e0"pr0"''se
.NS0' &c
anu =" surrounding NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. We nave nope0
.nH' h'n0''n WIN MOI carry rennsy'vsn'A We are,
~".'0' NV "'a> uA"y 'u'"~iu oV'aenoes Vi 'ne res'
"ue 'sa''"'" .'e po"p'e' Among Tue most prominent
NAy oae. we o"A' " 'n' n0SnS u'eo W
WIG D's' "'s u 'Ae parry AAo'e 'aen ae '"'or anu
''upo' a'e !" 'ue eA''ome' iuo'e . no conoes'on'
oo"P'"'o " oA0'"''on "'u .neu' ,H'' .i0
a'Ven 20 'nelr 'as' eA'rem"s, anu 1 perhaps Tue
"eaAnes' Vi 'ne' GAUSS n'''o 'uAn V''ous 'u'n Vi
n"a' 'na' CAUSES ne" 70 rage III nopcess oesPera'on
This unmaniy abuse OF all the conservative interests OF
the party nurng tneir cause more M 'ns part Oh tne
STATE tnan tney imagine ana Is Strongly evident ina.
il powerful reaction ali through the state The public
mind is settling to the necessity OF adopting
tangible srrsngemsns oy which the state can ana must
EFFORT Of Fo1ney Hadem.u Co ia which @the peepe,,
Of Pennsylvania were to assemble great meet
ng, harrsnurg 10 settle stfa,gat out pougias e'ec
e ,vo c sac IN assrr;rs Inc s,ranetb N recrIsr
v settled electoral ticket forpey and Hsdeman cannot
Tho nonnsr eeing With thorn and the very fact
h, ,h ,av 90 ,h ss eaders rr norr:s =;
rrcs ~. canse hevona naasure Tho derocrstie marty
orpanization is st preserved in this state and 4 has
hen n rertapIv never mas heen ,urer and in
mis- prre Tho mr. reoulsr ticte s
1anIn. Strength and ,nauerse tss, everv effort 70
npr, ~ the "s,ss en - Trovnsd down and a;scsraed
p-' ' NNe 49, 1890 $3.50
our m.rv,.na Corr.spondenec.
n,,,,s o.S rr..,.,,rsa. no,,,J $3.50 - ,y,,,u IN
fduor Of Chief Justice 7ane, &C.
The people of many of the States seem TO be
- ~ -, .'-n 49,.
'"e oeei 'n@s 5no.i ~e
of the United States our country will have reached
crss extremely dangerous to its peace Indeed its very
-,,.... 49, =, ..-.,., a, a.. -.
cAA'eice do Ana''u n 'nreA'eneo IN 'nat event. ana
when we take into cons liberation the operating
up,n As. pv'''on 'ne paolo m'nu :" pIovoNe suon
'"'e~'' 70 Tue P~f' VI Ps"'"'sm anu "'soo" no' 70
treat il with contempt
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cAcuA'o' 'oe 'eu' 'nus uaasu' WIN 'nese mo"en'ous
consequences Your udicious suggestions TO the demo-
cratic par,v Tin the madness Of ts .cons, n he
h.as.. - 10. ,.o.. $500. - -, :.
o.ss.,. 49,. ,'ns, .n,s,,'. sas '.Sn
White House and these States moving In the brink NJ
s,srn,o. ~ ,h,. .ous,,a. - n,,--s ,..s.s a..
Of every patriot to do what he bring about some
avorable change and IL Ia with that vsv tina, Jtes,ec,
uly and hurnby submit the suggestions herein con
ained W.
II win think be conceded that up 10 TIN decision of
he bred Scott case there was nothing in ip OF prnc
pie 10 make any serious or astins divsions IN
The democratic psrtv All sections Of ths nartv ~
Their their great men bad agreed taat The cues ions now
aoasps the country shoud remain in abeyanc until the
Supreme Court should decide upou them which decision
whichever vay n might be should then receive The hon
age Of every true democrat me Dred Scott decision has
however Awakened the partv from the Condition Of
and has been the noans cause az serons dvi
sicusone division contendinS that the Court in W.
opinion has sdudeed that Territorial have
NO power legally 70 prevent or abolish slavery within
the Territories and the other division coutending
that the Court have NOT so adludscd: both
Sides however declaring their willipencss 10 sub
NIT. III they could be assured as 70 the fact Nor
nothing which likely to be said will satisfy either dyi
sion on this point II il not probable that the Judges who
made decision will ever speak OF its effect or publicly
comment upon until another case shall arise 70 which
the decison be and vet thew are the univ
the subject Ths being the case most RESPECTFULLY sue
gst that those who claim TO be the democratic nominees
s.. reS ron 'ne coSses ana na. Cnei Justice roger
the Presdcpcy by sccsmstou thai he snail stand on the
bred Scott decision PLATFORM and that he shall tell
she people, 10 ms inaugural address As President how
nor IN Controversy and TIM. ie shs ssysry o..nn
he coustfered forever settled 40 far AZ The demo