The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-19

POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE
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TURNED Our or THE PAxIy.-Mr Coggswen the Speaker
Of the MsneoA House Of Representatives has been read
out OF the black republican party because he supported
resolution, which the majority rejected proposing allow
during the scky season, the people Of the Southern
States, with their families To sojourn In Minnesota and 70
protect them In the right Of possession to their family
wants. bond OF FREE In 70 the reading cut process
Mr.. Coggswel delivered scahing speech for the bene
ht Of his black republican friends in which he said thai
the resolution simply pledged 10 the citizens Of the South
every rite OF hospitality during their scky season" He
was willing TO extend this hospitality TO every Citizen
the South or elsewhere. and he wanted every man In
Minnesota to notice that resolution 10 do 50 had been
churlhhly voted down. In conclusion he said
He old fashioned James Monroe Andrew Jack
son. Martin Van Buren, democrat He believed that Con
grets had power TO leesate the subj sct OF slavery
and prohibit Meexteusion That democratic doctrn,
PIES He understood that the republican party adhered
70 tho doctrine which bad been abandoned by the demo
eracy aud 70 taat doctrine alone He held that negro
81 tlis house-that registry law-thAt an appor-
uonment law, were not portions Of the republican
faith and that they could not become he denied the
right OF anybody 10 incorporate into the republican party
any principles except such laid down In Its
tnora,iye and written platform, II the party
now on the old democratic ground he with them but
the moment II Is undertaken 70 extend the functions
the party beyond that he OF them with them
10 conclusion II his republican friends wanted TO say
"good bye" he would also say "good bye"
ASo11ER MAss MEETING OF rHg NATIONAL UNION PARTY
mass meeting Of the National Union party an
nounced to be held in Cooper Institute Wednesday
evening, the 2sh inst under the auspices Of the Young
Mems Club. r1
The QUESTION SETIxp.-The editor Of tho Natchez Miss
Free Trader has made tour 10 Washington and New
York, and through tho influence Of observation and in
quiy he has ascertaned precisely the direction which
the cat win jump. He nays
Senator Douglas will not be the nominee but he will be
the Warwick! Albert Gallatin Brown Of Mississippi n
backed BY Douglas. will be the President Brown is
NO with heroes and statesmen, warriors and politicians
the ladies and the people Douglas do right be will be
the President successor to Brown. Fernando Wood Of
New York. looms most prominently for Vice President
70 sou,nefn President His election as Mayor the best
city.
In accordance with the knowledge thus obtained the
Free Trader man goes back TO- Nstchez and spreads his
banner for Brown and Wood.
TIE DnmASDED MILITARY COMPANY IN wioossry-we
gave last week the correspondence In relation 10 Governor
Randall, Of Wisconsin, disbanding military company In
Milwaukee, because the captain had asserted that he
would obey the call Of his country preference to the
commands Of the State authority. In relation 70 this
the Milwaukee News says
Capt Barry of Irish extraction relative Of told Jack
Barry" first Commodore OF our United States Nav
He Treasurer OF Milwaukee county one Of our most re-
spected citizens, who has received irregular military edu
ciplne - any man In the State. His company q also
composed Of some OF best citizens who are unwilling
bringing down the Of Know WIN Nothing EsecS
tive, who would much rather them initiating OLD John
Brown pulling hemp than in dsobeying the commands
The Union Guard may give up their old muske.s the
Governor, but BY what we know OF them feel conf
dent In saying that they will continue their
and fuvv
have blown over, and the place which knows their
suthors and promulgasors TO day "shan know them
NATIONAL UNION PARTY IN MARY1Axp.-rhe State Conven.
u,n OF the national Union party Of Maryland will be held
In Baltimore ON the 18th Of April.
NATIONAL CAPITAL SwARnyG.-The federal metropolis
says the Washington STAR s swarming with black repub,
Hcan politicians, among whom ex members OF Congress
are very numerous. They come doubtless on pyramids
connected with the approaching national canvass.
s1EyKNs AND HAMxE1 SYNPAIHY AxEuNo.-A meeting
was held IN Boston the 10th inst 70 commemorate the
nartyrdom Of Stevens and Hazlem who were executed
In Virginia DR.. Knox presided and speeches were made
by James Fowler Of Cambridge, Dr. John boy and r. j.
Hinton Of Kansas, Rev. J. Sea Martin and W. HeeIn.
son Of worcester, VIM. Lloyd Garrison and others
sxwARD AND CtAY.-The Adams N. ~ Nssu HOSTS
the name Of VIM. a. Seward for President and Cassus
n. Clay for Vice President
Houston AND D,crSsoN-The Sabine Pass frexss) TIM,
has raised flag with the Of Sam Houston for Pre-
sdent and Daniel Dickinson for Vice President upon t.
ANOTHER STEAMRR FOR CHARLnroS. Arrangements are
being made in Richmond fer the charering OF steamer
Yorktown Of the Richmond aud New York line, for the
conveyance Of gentlemen TO the Charleston Convention
and for the boarding and lodging Of them upon the
steamer during the sitting Of the Convention. The ex-
pense of this trip will be very moierAethe exorbant
charges Of the Charleston hotels being entirely avoided