The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-22

| Ter his the Sex Yxk custom House. Mr.. 6edg-
wick repss-
ay ItAR sil--If you have got a VINO won't lie nor
al don't ier Coos sake pat him IL the New York
i get cibef habits not half a. vrtuoua.
| TiT INV MISSOURI sxsAToR--Judge Waldo p. Johnson,
the newly eleed United states Senator from Missouri,
ikpt N in history o tho democratic party In
the State. When divisions took place that party
ago, he sided with tho Benton democracy. He took
place TIE Circuit Court bench, where he remained
years and then resigned Last April he was Promi
neut candidate for Governor before the Democratic
Convention During The past winter he was ssat by the
Assembly OF the Commissioners TO the Peace Oon
gress at Washington and recently gave Al account Of
MISSION that body which looked secessionwsrd
Extra SESSION OF ILLINOIS IEcSr,rusEIt is stated
that the Illinois Leg si.ture must BIO called together
again TO district the State for representatives to
Congress il being found that the State Ia entitled 70
fourteen representatives instead OF thirteen as was sup
posed when tho Legislature recently in session
| .ENAToR CsnamAN REGULATED AT HosIE-rhe vote in
the Mountain district for delegates to the Convention is,
says The Raleigh Register very decided reputation Of
| senator Clngmans fire eating Wocivities Hts own
county is dead Get against him.
RnoDe IslAND-An the elements opposed 10 black re-
publicansm Rhode Island have united their forces and
settled upon ticket This the defeat OF
the republicans in tbs coming election.
yorED THEMSELVES Pxss-At tho late session OF the
illinois Legislature, amoog other koxtrayagances, the
members voted themselves q gold pen cach valued at
SIS. Some Of toe members, who could not write, effected
&" dicker with the jeweler furnishing them Cor table
spoons ana the like articles of household value.
PREPARE BaEAKInG UP-It is said that il IL
the intention of Seward aud Lincoln 70 break up the
black republican organization revive the Old wing party
stick TO the high tariff principle aud reoharter listed
tat.s Bank.
TWIN RELICS OF BARnAKEsu VIVA. arc the black rs
punn gong u do with that "twn relic OF blrbacism
poygamy2 Old Abe said not word about it in his IN
aagu.ai, ana yea ny tho repuicaa platform of 1885, it
TO DO "both the right and the duty OF
Congress prohibits polygamy in the Territories"
AFRAID or ME PEoTn-!t Is very evident that the Sc
cession leaders dare submit their work to
the people. The state Conventions ratny ing Tho
st,tutlou withoat submitting 1t " popular vote. rney
itas tho popular verdict.
Ths above is extract scm an editorial written pro-
Dsby, BY Unued ss~ator Heary q. Anthony, OF
Rhode Island which find his paper, ths Providence
IouvnoL We would ask Mr.. Anthony who cleared the
popular verdict" When he and his black republican
friends acopsress, eoty in oppostioa to the prayers
three funored and hfty Thor petitioners, voted
against res@rrng the proposition Of John j. Cftsnen H.
the or tho people, who then feared tLspopusas
oict9
NEW GoyTs1oR FOR Al asAmA.-Han. James n! Csssoon
he'd a suitable candidAte 70 suceeed
Moore Ill the chsir AlatAma Hoas Thoras
- Judge is alos prop sed f,r tho samu office.
GovAI,soR HICKS, OF MARYLAND, Nor ArrrrtEn-as
hw been freGRnt,y asserted that Governor Hcks, 81
Nary land had impaored On Abe to gave him an aY
pcnment. In sspy to this assertion tho Governor, in
i,tser, Gays
hf " always said - all with hcm nveroed
ap,n subject: nave nOs bsa, not now
sior Hubdreos have called CT written, asking my en-
dor,ement; but not, eth directly Indirectly
ustion Dor do intend to do SO, unless (whcn Is
nrobabe) aavce shall be sought by the appoint
ing power. IN such event SHOULD givc my opialca
irunily.
SrvxaH-The So,ltsyr Aese0e-eays that the first abe-
tion n esdeat stoio into the federal capial by naa
like thief and then said that "GovernrAents derive
their just power irors tho consent Of the governed
STATE CONVENTION TENNExsEK. Union party es
Tenns wall hoa their State Convention nominate a.
candidate for Governor in Nashville, the I'd Of May
ncxt.
New York POLITICIANS m M,unGAs-ous Of one hur
drcd and fifteen members which compose breaches
OF the Michigan Legislature, fifty natives of the
state of New York
The NLw SENATOR FROM Decentralization. David
wmot took tho in tho United States senate made
vacant by the resignation Of Simon Cameron the 10th
inst Mr.. wiimot bern at Bethany, Wayne o,unty
Pennsylvania, tbs 10th Of January, 1874 He was
educated at Bethany Academy ana at Aurora Cayuga
county New York read law and admitted TO the bar
in 1884 He was a member OF Congress from 1915 70
1851 and since been presiding Judge of the irteen.
Judicial District Of Pennsy vana and rosides at Towand
Bradford county, Pennsylvania. lie a p-omincn.
member Of Peace Conference and has long en-
loved national reputation, but chiefly distinguished
A. he author thu celebrated antslavery proviso in
troduced while memoir Of Congress, which bears
his name.
RAzEKD--rhe Montgomery (A,a) Aarertisr, Yam
rows secession orgaa has materially CIT down It's dmea
sions.
TRouBlE-rhe German republicans OF Newark arc
eramblipg at the failure OF Nr. Lrcoln to appoint
Carl scnurz a. Minister Sardinia meeting is TO DO
held.
ORR AsE's grs.--Some OF tho citizens Of Warren
county Indiana anxious 70 get post office established
have denomina,d the proposed Office "Lncolns Run .
No reference to scotch plaids" and "litary cloaks
OF
No EXTRA SESSION Noxrm CAROLINA The Fayette-
viIlo IN c. Observer states toat Gov. Ellis has decided
not TO call tho La Of that State together unless
thing m urgent than exists should occur TO
renoer an extra session necessary.
Carr Srr,E JJSpER BLACK RErumIcAxrsx u Tuck.
er Postmaster Amherst Court Housc has resigned
his Office for the that he will not consent serve
under Abe Lincoln.
CRurgSpsS for Coycmss-M Crittenden IL proposed
as candidate for Congress In his district In Kentucky.
ELECTION IN NASHUA, N. H.-George Bowers, democrat,
was the 18th inst elected Mayor Of Nashua, N. H.
by vote Of s74 $50 for Franklin Mnroo, republican
Nrw UNION PAnTY.-rhe Baltimore correspondent OF
the New Orleans Pioayune Gays
II mistake not, the biggest Union party ever tho
woro heard OF will up in the next four years and
like an avalanche sweep everything before u. II has
already commenced here Men are joining IL, pledgng
tDer lives and sacred honors upon the issue Might IL
not DO well the citizens OF soverelgntos already
I'd against the possible ncursions OF this disor-
gapizng spitx ind even In Louisiana, Alabama, Mis-
sissippi Georgia, Florida and Texas some OF the old
lcav,D Is left white South Carolina has an occasional
spr king without harmony and concord OF action the
ubabi'ants Of States cannot agree among themselves.
THIS eventually, allowed prove fatal either to
the establishing Of Northern Southern confedcracy.
tsptasA FOR NATIONAL CoSvKSroS.--Thc proposition
for National Convention introduced 10 the Legislature