The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

BLACK RyPunlicAs PvnsIoS.--The following printed
petition sen. 70 BInesa,, N. j. by the republicans
of Toms River, for sisnatures--
To rng HONORABLE SENATORS REPRESENTATIVES
UHBfD STA1fS CONGRESS ASsEanIED-Where
It is net only incompatible with honor and patriot
ism, but cowardly and base, for republicans TO
threats; and whereas, they have done no wrong but
have, In the last election succeeded by constitutional
means By addressing the enehtened reason and con
and rapacty Of corrupt party and administrations and
Whereas is incumbent all good citizens to main
tain the supremacy Of tho constitution and the laws;
VIC, the undersigned, citizens OF the United States, do
respectfully but earnestly and firmly, recommend TO
Senator's ard representatives In Congress- and all others
In authority to stand by the constitution ia and tho
government Of the country and to make no comprom'e
The following list of all the that could DO
Repedict Arnold the traitor; Mr. Jackalow,
hOosr hs M ane Pirate mr. the ANA who wa.
Mr. Hicks, pirate; Gibbs, pirate; Old 0ssawattome
Brown OF Harpers Ferry; Fred Douglass, Dick Turpin,
and Hare, the hishwayman
Fusion RHODE IsrANp.--The Democratic and Unio
State Conventions in Rhode Island mot Providence on
the 9th inst, and agreed upon the following State
ticket
Governor... Observation-Disclosures William sprague.
Lieutenant Governor Samuel G. Arnold.
Attorney General. Walter s. Burgess.
secretary O Stafe... ...........J H. Bartlett
Treasurer. Samuel A. Parker.
All except Mr.. Arnold the present ncumbents Of
the Offices 10 which they nominated. Resolutions
adopted the Union Convention which assert that
the Union only be saved by rising above party
sidera4ons and party Platforms which should be sacr
feed for the Unon acknowledging the equal rights of
all the States denying tbs right OF secession endorsing
the position Of Virginia and the inaugural Of President
Lincoln and asserting 10 be the duty OF every patriot
TO rally TO his support.
STUNNING N NEW HAMPSHIRE john Covode, member
Of Congress from Pennsylvania has gone TO New Hamp
shire Is take the stump for the black republican
INV Brsngss.-An entcrprising individual in Troy adj
verses to furnish asprants for Office with signatures 10
petitions at tho rate Of one dollar hundred.
BIC SCARE The Western papers call the fight OF
honest Old Abe from Harrisburg to Washington leaving
his vito and children the that Ito be thrown
down high embankment,r "a big scare
1t II Nor FAcr-rhe Albany Journal rays that "Ii Is
fact worth remembering that yet no state has voted
any secession ordnance" Has the Journal heard the
news nom TcxaS
anew As1r SLAVERY ORGANIZATION. republican meet.
ing in Chicago the Goth u passed resolutions In "a
vor OF coercion ana against any compromise or gonccs.
sion The meeting addressed by Tchabsd Codding,
among others The temper of this patriot may DO infer
red from the following
Mr. CoddiDg said he bad been made acquainted Tor as
neatly acquainted he could be without actualy Joining
~ with tho existence Of organization radical
The subject Of slavery than any hing known po
Gel movements IN tsc United Sates-hish ofganz
intended TO be put into active working order just
the republican party should recedo from prin
oples This organ ization differed from Garrsonanlsm
only IN the fact that It's ends practical Tho speak
or did rot refer TO II as approving Of H. but simply TO
point out one or the results morally certain 70 follow
abandonment, by 50 much hairs breadth, OF the
Chicago platform.
TURNED AGAINST BREcxNRDGE The Hopkinsvllle (Ky)
Pres tho rs paper in Kentucky TO advocate Mr. Brock
inrIcge now adves him resign hs IN the Senate
AID uakr place for the reelection OF Hon. john ,.
CristeLden.