The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02
Democratic majority.

A BOOT on THE OTHER IEG.-The black republican Jour-
mails are raising great howl the cutting down Of
Lincoln and Hamn pole in Virginia. but little incidents
like the one related below not worthy Of record On
Sunday night last party of Wide Awakes, in Lowell
Mass took down the Breckenridge and lane aag which
was suspended from the Museum Building In that city
The next morning nothing but a small strip Of the flag
was seen attached TO the line which it had been run
out.
OxE un Twins wxASxD.-One or the twins--the
white one-of the republican party has been weaned
Little Polygamy has dropped from the breast The black
baby continues to nurse.
JOHNSON SrrxP.--Gov. johnson, the Douglas can
ddse for Vice President addressed the citizens Of Sayan
nah on Monday.
TRumrL FGrKxs.--Ihe Bellows Falls (vt) Times says
that Of the nine from Chester appended TO the call
for the Breckenridge Democratic State Convention seven
are not voters, three Of them unnaturazed French
and isbmen, and two Of them minor soDs of the
postmaster, and there is also minor Thirteen
from nine, how many remain?
PorIncAL COMBINATION IN MAssAcHusErrs worces-
ter Spy says that the opposition in Massachusetts, have
thought Of combining upon Hon. John n. Clifford for
Governor, against the candidate OF the Republican Con-
venton
RIxlDY FOR SOUTHERN FIRE EArERs.-The Savannah
Rblcqn, abiding to the Inequalities received by the
"Blues" In New York, says
Hany other corps in the city Is troubled with reeat-
In IL ranks, recommend similar excursion, IL
being currently reported that every Of the maady
among the "Bues," Of which had become chronic
from long standing, has been efbectualy cured
KxxrxG EvU.-The Cumberland (Md.) Aueoanidn,
having been purchased by the Douglas men, the Btetin
neutral paper published In that town. has raised the
flag OF Bsecknrdge and Lane.
TxorHrKp WIN NIGHT swKAn.--The Intimate friends o.
Buchanan fear that the harassing which
are thrust upon him from every side, win wear him out
physically before the expiration Of his term Of once
He troubled with night swcas, and Is obliged to con
fine himself 70 most severely rigorous system Of Diet
~ y Times.
Troubled with night sweats, poor man 1t mus, be
something very extraordinary; but thought night
sweats and day swests too, were quite common when
the Thermometer stands between eighty and ninety all
through the twenty four hours.
Knowing rm BLACK RKYUBiIcAM.-Judge Sample Orr,
who stumpng Missouri the national Union candidate
for Governor tells the following story 70 illustrate how
little there Is to fear from the black republicans
The people beginning TO know them Is well As the
lion knew the donkey with whom he Was travelling.
The pair becoming hungry, the donkey proposed that
they should turn aside into aeld. They did So
and the donkey having Toasted TO his content, pre-
pairing TO leave but the lion said What 20 dor
cannot cat corn" True" said the donkey; " but
yondcr and frighten the deer with bray that you
can catch one when they attempt 70 escape The lion
agreed and the ackas going into the tbicke prayed so
terribly that all the deer In " came ruppipg out The
lion seized one and made meal Of the prey. On COM
Ing back the donkey with much conceit asked: "Ddn
! scare themP Yes,' replied the lion, and you
would have scared me, too, II hadn't known who you
yerc.p