The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.


TaH sourzrkss OPPOSITION AND BLACK RsfuBIoAsIsM -
a feetc attempt mAdc come tine since to get up
mly q feeling between Northern repaoNcsnism and the
southern opposition but the Helperi.e doctrines OF
,hs began spread their Southern brethren
armed from them with disgust and adherence As
eyacnce OF this fact quote from the Richmond Wing
~ yeference the Ange Of time for holding the Chicago
C<nyenuon.
These are funny fellows who call taata National Con-
ventop which feen States OF the ration will be
represented. But let that pass We this
another proof that the black republicans losing coma
They have take alarm at the of that largo
body OF national citizens who neither black republ
democrats and are endesvorng 70 head them on
BY IN early nomination The maneuvre indicates that
they viii nominate man whose antecedents would give
hum claim 10 the support OF national men. Their
game viii rot succeed; but the Inference which creates
aa they nd themselves under the necessity OF Changing
ther tactics pleasant enough. Never 10 fact in the his,
Of this party have they been distracted
moment Their journalists are scoeipr each ober and
all around there IN want Of confidence manifested.
CARDINAL PLANES IN PLATFORM OF MADAME BAra.-
AZ Edward Bates, Of Missouri, Is fairly In the field
as candidate for she Presidency he having noni
aased by the opposition party In his State il may be
proper 70 promugae some OF the principal GLAZING he
upon the people Of the United States the dIS
rnsiAion 70 which be aspres. First he Is native OF
Virginia, and that State th, mother OF pesder,s it
air 70 presnms that she Will attempt to discard
Of her sons Second, he the father Of seventeen
shasdren-mor than al OF Presidents have had from
Warrington down. Third, he has emancipased al OF his
shvee, and prov ded them with comfortable nomes-'he
hster the Northern plank. Fourth be is an old line
wAg which, according 70 his own Interpretation,
n man who takes his brandy and regularly, and
votes the democratic ticket ionay. If these not
sufcen; 10 the oil Madame Bates in the
seiDg campaign, shall have 10 reassert the charge
ahat repablics ungratefui.
fHnAsiNe foh BREAK os'-ine pemocra"c s'a'e Con
veneon o! Alabama nooaed 10 ts PLATFORM soe TWO o'-
hvns resolutions
Cvsn,cn arc hereby e.or.ssiv cst,pcd N ,n.st I'M.
.as Con- rcn,on man sdmr pi,,orrn nj n,iucoles r.
ssenzpg distinctly the riehts South asserted in
me fosegong nnd me SAD National Cnven-
embraced m the preceding rcsoluons prior 70
candidates, delegates to said Convention hereby
"e s lS. ~ &C. No III W 0SnsIs VI
49, '. 49, - es ,. o., os spPveu, ~aoeo
~ sh nc 70 49, 1S .es. ,- "u v
ne Democracy Of Alabama 70 NEE, a, an early dsy 70
senstder what is best 70 be done.
ic accordance with the requirement OF the last resolu
Won, The President Of the Convention, Bon. F. s. Lyon,
Aas appointed the following named gentlemen to perform
khe work assigned them the event Of break up 10 the
Charleston Convention 7. l.. Touuin, OF Mobile;
GAnnal o. King, Of Perry; J. Where Gay, OF Madison;
,. r. Hcbbe, Of Limestone; W. g. Forney, Of Calhoun
John A. Emcre, Of Montgomery; c. Bullock, Of Bar.
pour.
Bows SEWARD CtlAsE,--The Evansville (ind.)
-Jcu.al strong republican paper which friendly 10
tho Of Edward Bates tjr President, thus
noes two O. his competitors for that honor. 1t says-
We caimss TO the only objections urged against Mr..
nAses.ua' ne - DETER Ar siAveiy LhSn IMAM eMaer
uitrsru ust az much "a prscce s preferable 70 rro
kss,on Mr. Bate snt slavery sentiments to be pre-
, w 70 uose ., .ne Nsw iofS anu ono aspIanH
ne anti slavery cause? What have thew ever done 10 re-
keve The enchanted African they talk pathetcaly about
esyona mere speecr, maAhe 80 Ia, rom making any
rstrumens 10 fost them INTO Office and 10 eecure feed
from the public crib.
OPPOSED DOUGLAS AND sIIpuL--rhe local convention
neld Batcn Rouge La the 9th ul to select dele.
gates State Convention adopted the following reso
lesion -
Reso,vee That the delegates appointed BY this conven
cn are instructed to vote for no delegate to the Charles
,nhn si,ssr %, The p,esaancy a. "
co,,, 70 r,,,-v. . s,r ,,s,,rs Tho s.,oc.,.s c.or,
u..arnpss,s 70 .be cn,rle,op psmoc-auc copver,,on
4aa such propose to be pre.qn. a. the meeting OF that
sody, Asrl, making arrangements to 60 in body
hs proposed to charter one Of tie new steamers of the
Baltimore Ike ier The tip.
FRsNos7'-A meeting OF German republicans was held
Il Utca, N.Y. on the 2'ih UT when TIE old Fremont
nag OF $500 was p'cusa ol and greeted WIZ great en-
innS~s"' anu vigorous oiH0 io'neo'
pASekkocs ~ nAp poe-A lew "eeHs age a chap
~ho was pcdaIns 'he'pefs Impending e'sA IN yer
"'n' WEE A'AcAeo py pear arc oaoy o''en 2ne
pear soon after cied-'he psdier hving!et
MASSACHUSETTS pkhsS1h 10 THE 0fAANks'oS '"SvkN-
ZION me bos'on 1fn'os 1a1ee Sealns 'hAs 1he aee'
gates iron MASSACHUSETTS 70 TIE charleston democratic
ana s1cn 40 propose 70 DC present ~ tne
meeting o. 'na' oooy Il APRIL nre makng arrangements
70 go AZ manner MAJ VII be t. once convenient asreea
Tie Inu imposing. he propcsilon - 10 Charter Z
s"amer 'cf me uip provide her WIN music, eunpowder
hoo ne many essentials 'of sooa tine tns' fooai aud
pA1ioao se1ne may SUGGEST anu sah in'o charleston
way Nh ounlR uSne' guns hr'ng ana o'her deinonsrh-
'ons' NeeoaAnons are penang TO- one o. TIE new
s'eA"srs OF 'oc banore Ine 'of 'ns purpose WHICH ID