The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-16

How LINCOLN Is To sx EutcrKp.-The Milwaukee Viz
consin puts forward the following proposition
All that necessary TO the election Of Lincoln
Of the vote OF the state OF New York To
obtain this vote should be the Of the repub
lean party and nothing would be erectua towards
fms end ,San for I,ncon 20 proclaim his admiration Of
sewards last great speech the Kansas question: and
his determination 10 be guided by the sentiments which
embraces This would be received as compliment by
Seward his friends, and would great many
votes from the rvative party II would dsarm the
South Of a portion Of its luminosity, and even II Il
should not keep the election rom going 10 the House, u
might be useful II II did
BspcKIysipcs IN ISpIASA--The Breckenridge democracy
In Indiana have called State Convention to meet
in indianapolis on the 3lst inst. Tho cali states that
General promised address the people that
occasion.
nu BLACK RAprcAIs-w. W. Chapman, J. c. Harring.
ton and Otis Simmons, three distinguished individuals,
no doubt, who denomlnate themselves central com
mtec have announced that there viii be convention
Of radical abononsts, held al syracuse, n. y, on the
third Wednesday Of August being the 18th day thereof
nj ten o'clock, A. NJ, TO nominate Candidates for Pres
dent and Vice President Of the United states Also
nominate candidates for Governor and Lieutenant Cover
nor Of this State" And they invite the and
men Of this ana other States, who occupy radical posi-
tons on antsavery and temperance 10 attend and take
part In this convention"
PARTIES IN MIssorn--There are now four candidates
for Governor Of Missouri for the August electicnfian
cock Jackson Breckinridge Democrat Claiborne r. Jack
son. Douglas democrat; James Gardcnhire, black
publican and sempie Orr, national Union party.
Ham ASp Sorr DICKINSON The Louisville Journal says
r~ncl & Dickinson who used 10 be the leader OF the
New York hards but who joined the softs few months
ago gone back 10 tho bards, and 10 supporting
Breckenridge and Lane He 10 with the hards and sos
alternately. He with the hards when he acts from his
heart, and with the sos when he acts from his head
L.. ca
Herald gives the following figures relation the demo-
cratic papers in Missouri
For Douglas FAR heard from ................2s
For Rreckinridge far heard from ..........
Decline supporting either candidate.
Not yet heard from.
OWING bsm Buc.s n n.r,.-rse New Haven
Roga substantially sbandons the contest in connecii-
cut u rays that from every quarter Of the state the
oldest and most reliable democrats that only by
a combination 81 the Breckenridge and Douglas men s
there any chance len OF beating the Linccnes in Con-
nec,icut They nigh, well own beat At once and 10
% on sham eight, each on his own hook.
Hos. A. r. sryrsvs The Macon (GA) nieeycfA
learns from which it considers altogether reliable
that this distinguished gentleman has declared for Doug
las and Johnson but account OF hs feeble health may
DO obliged 10 decline 10 Tho state or 10 sccepi
posi,icn the Douglas johnson electoral ticket
" Tnsyr HxAvxy Ms os I'M ssA. M smes Red.
path, the pcoroue nsurrectoust, Of Boston saed on
the l3;h rst, In the schooner Sarah Barton Cor BAy,i
u presumed that among the co,ored John Brown sym
paihizcrs Of that sland 10 VIII ind ample room 20 give
vent 70 his nsurrectonary sentiments
IsDwnspsu CAsDm.sv fcR coses~s.--Jusee /. =.
Ne BvrIer anrornced independent csna date aor
Congress IN the Wrist district ~ Indiana John law
he democratic nomlec he district g strongly demo
cratic, ard tho black rs pbl'cars psrfr 70 MAJ rsgs
a. ronrsidn