The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-14

man. OF North cArolna Pugh, of Ohio Lane OF Oregon.
bgler, OF Pennsylvania; Hammond, of South Caronaa
eoamer OF vermont, and Durkee, Of Wisconsin Four
Teen democrats, seven republicans and one American
WHO GAN VOTE IN MISUNDERSTANDING TO the laws OF
Minnesota, all foreigners, otherwise qualified who hao
been in the country one year. all persons of mixed white
and Indian blood and all Indians who have adonted tho
language customs and habits Of civilization are entit
to vote for Presidential electors in that State
SPECIAL ELECTION FOR MEMBER CONGRESS -On the srst
Monday August which the day for the State election
in Missouri special election ordered for the purpose
Of filling the vacancy the United States House Of Rep
restnatves caused by the resignation Of Hon. Francis
p. Blair, Jr.
DOUGLAS woxAS--Ai Douglas ratification meeting
in Paris Illinois, the following letter. from the wife Of
Hon. o. B. Fickliu, read:-
CHARLESTON, H., June 20, 1890.
Mr. Fickln has not returned from Washington, but may
get home tonight; so shall claim his services in
Charleston, our ratification comes of to morrow The
candidate for Vice President (Hersche Johnson) Ia
of Georgias nobest and brightest sonsan able states
man, and the embodiment Of honesty-a mau OF nerve
and elaboration have known the Governor for years,
only TO admire him. and feel cannot say much in his
praise His voice in Old Georgia, like the buge blast Of
Rhoderck Dhu, is equal 10 thousand men and thou
sand majority The democracy south-Douglas and anti
fort to the country from the humiliation and dis
grace of eectDg to the Office of President unworthy
Governor johnson and three for Old Georgia From one
OF Georgias daughters. LIZZIE FICKIIN.
The Union PARTY GEoRGA.--The Constitutional Union
State Convention Of Georgia met at Selma the 2sth u
1t adopted resolutions in favor Of protecting slavery in
the Territories, but did not ask that Messrs Bell and
Everett should endorse them.
For BELL AND EVERETT. Hunterdon az. J) Gassae,
Fillmore Know Nothing paper, heretofore belonging to
the peoples party, has out for Bell and Everett
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS OF New JERSEY ON A CoxrnousB
The Warren Journal Monmouth Democrat and Mount
Holly Herald, warmly urge the plan Of single electoral
ticket recommended by the State Central Committee The
plan of the committee ensts the support Of many demo-
Gratis of either Breckenridge Douglas proclyes Tha
Warren Journal says
tons, advocate this course Two Of heee Uhe Sussex
Democrat and Morrstown Bdnne) two years ago were
Mercury and all the black republican press Of the state
in opposition to regular democratic nominees and the
smell OF abotonsm still adheres to their garments,
sequenty their opinions entitled to but little weight
with democrats.
The Monmouth Democrat is equally forcible in its advo.
cacy Of the compromise electoral ticket
To this plan cannot perceive that reasonable objec-
ton be made persons who do or may object
place themselves in false position democrats Of pre-.
ferring the election Of black republican abolitionis To
democratic conservative candidate for the Presidency
Without some such plan Lincoln will as certainly be
elected as the Of November shall rise upon u.s. With
it, and by it alone, are the means Of preventing pro-
vided
MIssouR-Colone John Scott has announced himself
the opposition candidate for Congress the Fourth dis
trct Of Missouri his democratic competitor is Judge
Elijah II. Norton.
BLACK REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR l864-Some of the
black republican papers out West talking about
bringing out Madame Bates for the Presidency in 1884
TENTH DISTRICT OF NDIASA.-P. NJ Hinkle has been
nominated the democratic candidate for Congress in
the Tenth district of Indiana
DECLARED FOR DoueIAs-The Evansville lind Inquirer
states that Hon. T. A. Hendricks, democratic candidate
for Governor and the rest of the gentlemen the ticket
which he heads, have declared for Mr.. Douglas.
PARTLY RIGHT AND PARTLY wRoNo.-The NEW York
HERALD undertakes TO classify the public prints in tho
several States which support respectively Douglas and
Meckinridge In which classification down four in
Michigan as supporting Douglas, and supporting
Breckenridge The HERALD is right In the latter reepec
no journal in Michigan supports Breckenridge. No doubt
will correct its statement in the other respect when
inform ii that there hiryeght democratic journals
in Michigan, all Of which support Douglas.
The above from the Detroit Free Press. In publish.
ing the list OF such democratic journals declared
their preferences stated that gave the names Of
all that had come under observation We did not
pretend that the list complete but hope in few
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