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

!hesprec te'Ls Of Senator Souls and was saoaeao a
tee the cond,tion Of the Banks and = nov ,.r"h
Of the committees On Naval Affairs and roreisn RsscS
THOMAS H. SEYMOUR OF ooNSEorIcur.
Was born IN Hartford, In 1905 and educated al the IN
deowr Military Academy. He stidied las and p-acs-s
The profession; Judge of Probate; repre,en,,uv
~ Corgres from Connecticut from 1913 10 lsl5 10 ,S.
he went IN Mexico Har OF the New Eng snd rerueo
and was with General Scott the city OF Mexico he ga
Ieehcted N the Senate three times, and
President Pierce Minister Rqssia and returned % ~
country over one year Be 10 the de nocr SO
0hasos'e Tor the office Of Governor In Connecticut,
HENRY A. WISE, VIRGINIA.
GOV W. was born Ct Drummondt0wD, AcsomsI eouu,v
Virginia, December g. 1906 and therefore a. he prs.sn
time 50 years ofsge He graduated at Washington College
Penn, at the aooof nineteen subsequently sood sp
was admitted TO the bar at Winchester Va in 1928 ma
ssDe year he removed Nashville Tenn an r-a,,ssa
DIS profession for two years, when, from oca
public life, and beca ne Representative IN csrr~sse
where be remained until 1e43 when he reegpsd ais az x
for the mission TO Brazil He spent four years RIO Ja-
the strong alliance which OF late years he's existed pa
tween The United States and Brazil In ls47, a,
eded In his mission. He returned home, ard for ,he
next s1 years devoted his attention Siate a.,
aus In lS46 he was Of the Presidential Eecc for
Virginia. In 1850 he Q member OF the Reform ucu-
vention OF Virginia. which adopted the presen. cousa
Eector 1885, after one Of the mos: bits sad sossv
contested gubernatorlal contests ever known in ,ho
I h;"a,. p'mpon between democracy and Kuo~ No
In biz own State Governor Wise has been sc:ye lah,
Ioas ard useful He is honest, whole souiei, sioqaens
and prsc.cs bat he is also ambitious to degree aud
very fond Of writing long political letters t, saacuses
and conventions Governor Wise has had his name rro-
mnently before the country from his of:al eounecton
With the arrest. trial and execution Of the Hlrpe Fer
Iy traitors In this, however, he has had the ccmena-
that he ne ,o sa rn s sIessn
but the entire South and OF the whole Un.or vs -e,ls
70 vote for the Charleston nominee uness right o
Ipyi N of Gle
tories he confrmedn He IL considered Conservative,
democrat, with leaning to ultra Southern We ss
GEN. JOHN =. WOOL, NEW YORK..
Was born in Troy, New York. On the breaking Gu. CT
he war with Great Britain IN 1872, he appointed a
Captain in the Thirteenth regiment United States Inanry
In the siorming of toe Heights Of ana Ao IS
the battles OF Ptsburg and Beekman,o W. 10 covered
himself with glory. In 1916 he appointed Iospsc.or
GeLera Of the army and In ths capacity exhibited great
military and business talents together With sssnsn-
IKE views CT the necessities Of the conntry Ia 1892
obedience " The orders Of hs government he repaired
to Europe to collect information upon military suoee g
visited the military establishments of Franco and Beemr
and with the King visited 100000 troops, ant nspsS.ea
mann be performed the dc lcae duty OF rem, wing No
Cherokee Indians 70 Arkansas in 1888, he aided 70 E,s
military fame BY bis reconro!ssances in Gexio fos mo
var with Mexico where he displayed NAKED energy aud
skill, which have been surpassed by An,e-ioAa
generals He has shown to the country, tina. 10 ads,,u
to bis military talents be possesses a degree eY
states msnke sagacty and sound judgment which would
have done honor to the most eminent cirians Dlriag
the late Italian war, Genera, Wool wrote letter 90 US
probable results scarcely newspaper per,odicA co.,
Cured win the views therein expressed: his .ser
reads like history, IN the minuest details b. wss
In command OF the California branch of the Unsd Ssss
army during the days Of the celebrated ygsace CoD.
mitsee bit refused To Interfere In civil brols lie
in command Of the Eastern division OF the army his
headquarters are in this city. IL there snysaDs :bss
can add II his services and talents Ynoeetv
and the uDpretendDeness Of his character Athcost no
politician, he considered sound national demo :ra
NAMES OF NEWSPAPERS CoMMIrrBD TO TIE SEVERAL
CANDIDATES.
curious 70 see how the newspapers stand wAn re-
gard 70 the different raa.s in the eld VII te ssen
that nearly every candidate has more eysass Il
public opnion:''-