The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-25
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

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BLACK REPUBLICAN VICTORY will be recoIlected
that some days since Lecber Of Virginia. sem.
reousion 70 Governor Kirkwood, Of Iowa. for the
res, Of man named Barclay Coppic, who was charged
with being participant in the Old Brown foray at Har
per's Ferry The Governor of Iowa, on bubble, re.
fused to acknowledge the requ on and sent back 10
Virginia for correction and in the meantime had the fact
published that the requisitson had been made so thai
COppic might make his escape, while the proper course
would have been TO have had Coppic arrested and
lodged Ia Jail TO avail, the return of the rcausiuon
In proper Coppic took the hint which the Execu-
tive Of lowawho, OF course docs not eympAthze with
the Harpcrs Ferry rad--threw out to him. and made
off, He arrived at Chicago last week. where he remained
day or two, and had handsome purse made up
b. the black republican 'non sympathzer with Old
John Browns operations in Virginia. then left on the
underground railroad for Canada
CONNECTICUT. black republicans begin to shake in
Connecticut The John Brown raid, the Helper book and
the lang OIL in Southern orders beginning be fe
The republican majority last spring only eighteen
hundred.
BATES NOMINATED BY THE UNION PARTY MIssouRI-The
National Union party in Boonvile Missouri met on the
1lth inst and unanimously passed the following resou
tous.-
Resolved, That deprecate the further agitation OF
inc slavery question, which has been productive OF
Union. ~ NA
Resolved Tina. to put stop to this agitation is essen
TAI at our next President should be truly
man OF hrmness, integrity and impartailty
Resolved, That in Edward Bates, of Missouri We be-
neve al these qualifications 10 be emirenty united We
therefore declare him to first choice for Pres lent
Resoi ed That as the past life OF Mr.. Bates, beth pub
hc ana private, has been marked for honesty single
ness OF pur pose, we willing him with that
hugh office, untrammeied by pledges or platforms.
SPoRI TO You, But DEATH Us-The following /, an
extract Of letter from Boston boot shoe dealer 10
friend In Concord, N. II. The shoe begins to pinch
The great depression in the shoe trade ut this tne
oblges us to ourta business much az possibA
continues much longer hardly know what sh a do
and don't know where it will end The usual d ,tua
tons OF the trade are probably TO extent the cause
OF It, but the great cause something else Our great
market the SOUTH is for the present nearly lost to
Our former large customers there either decline to
make any purchases or buy sparingly The
Is the state OF feeling there caused by recent events
may be sport profit to the politicians but fear that
unless ceases SO as to allow a change Of feeling there
cerned.
MICHIGAN FOR DorGIAs.-The following were among the
resolutions passed unanimously by the Democratic State
Convention OF Michigan, which held at Detroit on the
22d inst
That as the aa'ety repose and prosperity of whole
democratic party in the approaching Presidential contest
and as we believe that that can be made abso
western leader we feel that Is With no
but from sincere devotion the common good that in
the present crisis OF public Affairs, appeal to
brethren OF every section OF country yield their
natural local preferences for other eminent
and to join with US in the nomination of avorte chief
or the Northwest That, admirng his broad national
staesmanahp, his loyalty to true democratic principles
his impartial defence Of national rights against sectional
claims, and that heroic courage which, in behalf of the
right, Quas at difficulty disaster-and confident
that, under his matchless leadership, the enthusiastic
and will sweep the Northwest from centre TO
Circumferonce-the democracy OF Michigan present Ste
phen A. Douglas their unanimous choice for the Pre-
Side ucy and they hereby instruct their delegates to the
eff,r
cure his nomination.
ANOTHER CANDDArE-Judge John A. Campbell, of the
Supreme Court, is brought forward by his friends in Ala
bama Of and proper person for the Charleston nom
nation.
OrrosSD TO CAUSE.-THE Dayton (Ohio) Journal repub.
icau organ, has come out in strong article against Sal
mon Chase for the Presidency says be wants every
thing.
DHxocRanc CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR IN PExysY1vA.
MA-The DemocraticState Convention of Pennsylvania
will meet in Reading the Goth of February The con-
testans for the honor nomination before
the Convention will be John L. Dawson OF Fayette; Ar
mold Pumcr, OF veuango Henry d. Foster OF westmore
Land; Jacob Fry, Of Montgomery; William wte, of Phi
ladepbia; Hendrick B. Wright of Luzerne, aud William
Hopkins, Of Washington.
TIE DEMOCRACY OF DELAwARg-The Democratic Couven.
ton of New Castle county, Del has appointed Hon. James
A. Bayard and Hon VIM. G. Whitley delegates and John
Son Leq'i saJor DepJ' bSgS, suOsututes TO
the Charleston Convention. Resolutions were adopted
highly complimentary to President Buchanans admias-
traitor denounoing the John Brown raid and the repuo
can party, endorsing the bred Scott decision euogzpg
Colonel Whitley (the Congressman from Dela~are),
for opposing the election of republican Speaker and
declaring preference for Senator Bayard for the Pres
dency
DOUGLAS IN ARKANSAS The Democratic State Conven
ton OF Arkansas will be held at Little Rock on the 81 day
ofApra The first County Convention held at Magno.
ia on the 2sth u for the purpose Of selecting delegates
to the State Convention and aeng the resolutions We find
tho following
Resolved That we disown and repudiate the Territorial
and slavery doctrine Of Senator Douglas expoundei In
his lao 9peeches and circulars.