The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-13
Political Intelligence.

TER Know NOTHING PrRcaAsEs-Najor General Au-
gustus Adolphus Cicero scroggs late Grand sschem and
prime in the independent order OF Know No,hngs
Of the State Of New York. has been bought up body and
boots, by tho black republicans The Lncolnes paid
high price for the General the idea that he would
bring with him boat OF dark Anterntes 10 the support
Of the rail SPLITTER but in this they were wofay dsap-
pointed, and they mourning over bad bargain.
They were considerably taken by their purchase Of the
Hndoo rluann, but experience failed teach them to
proper lesson.
Mons wnDfAus-rhe tainted fruit on the Douglas
tree, with gust Of wind Drop by one into The
lap OF the black republicans But few days ago we re-
corded the fall Of John Hickman great Dougas
leaders, and that the Piqua (Ohio) Eaqurey
one Of the leading Douglas organs In Ohio gone over
10 The black camp. More would speedily follow IL were
not that they think they damage The democratic
party more by their seeming support Of the Little Giant
than they could II their disguise Wa thrown on Their
ueschery 10 fast becoming known, however, and their
power yin soon oeAse.
MISSOURI ExcuoS.-su1lccnt returns have been re-
oeived 70 render The election Of Sample Orr, The Bell
Everett candidate for Governor almost certain. Tse fol-
lowing named candidates for the thirty Congress
aiso supposed 70 be elected
lgt dh.-Francs P. Blair, IT., repub.
81 ds-Jamss a. Ro'lins, saiionAl union
Sd dis.-yohn B. Clark, dem.
9th dfs.---John W. Reid, dem.
9th cis.-John g. Phelps, dem.
7th dis.-Jchn ". NOEL, dem.
One republican, national union and I'VE democrsss
Tho present delegation al democratic
CALIFORNIA DEsocaAuo PAvsas The San Traucsoo
kcnior (cathcc,) he's out In favor Of Dougias,
making democratic journals In tho state that have
pronounced favor q the "Ittle Giant" The Shasta
Hsyold Auburn Herad Butte Demccraf, Mountain Dsmo-
eras and Sierra csen favor Of Breckinrdge they
make seveo on that side ~ far - heard from.
Evmxxrry orrosxp DorerAs AND JoHSsoy.-rhe
ocaa la) Companion states that Thursday night Of
last seek DoagAs hung IN efnsy In that place whle
the figure Of Johnson lay at the foot Of The cc On the
following night the figures were committed 70 tho
flames.
Gosk OvfR BILL EyxRrrT PAsry.-Tbe ScuA
on Herald, Published q, Fulton (xiss J. and hitherto
neutral In politics has announced that during present
viii support the claims Of Bell and Everett
The Daily N,'os, OF jackson (xss) has renowned ns
neutrality during the present canvass and win support
Dell and Everett
DxcpsptY oFposED yAxcrY's PrAys yos DzsAor rnoy
The virginia fnJes, speaking Of the revolutionary doc
unss Of kessrs. Kett and Yapccy, says
Mr. KeIu has kept his powder dry, though he seems
70 have parted with his discretion Are the people OF
dissolution move Are they in the momeni Of ''sobsr
ny Of the rnioni We vii no, operate with xr Keii
We will not play "bottic holder" Tor Mr.. Yancey. We
win not fraternzs with pr % dlsunionlss. We will not
stake the integrity OF the Union "upon the hazard of the
die when the game Is thus 70 be managed.
Mr.. BRFcKrpmeEs OFFICIAL Ly1rsR or AocyrrAvcy-
Hon John Erwin President OF the Richmond Convention
has received the following letter from Hon j. G Breckn
ridge, accepting the nomination OF that Convcntlon-
LEXINGTON, July 20, 1890
~ snswer 10 your letter n the 10th ut ne or
cal nufmaton Of my domination for tho Presidency Of
The " tied states by the Democratic Convention
bed at Richmond, have 10 say that accept the nomi-
atun and thal strive 70 merit the confidence implied
ny the action 81 the Convention. trust that afu dis
eusSon Of existing issues VIII result establishing the
constitution and Ution Of the states upon mmovsbe
foundations JOHN G. BRfIKfNRlrGE
Cos. II. =. JoHSsoS ON THE srrwr--Hon ~ v John.
sou, candidate Tor the Vice Presidency the Douglas
ticket, arrived At Augusta Ca the 7tb nsl. lie wac
TO speak at wMIen,o1 on the 9th