The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11
1861.
Republican Canvass Presidential
g,lOy
Republican majority. 5,026

In addition TO the above the Committee put down
doubtful making aggregate vote TO be cast at the
coming election Of 22b against $780, which the
whole number of votes given in November last. The
election will take place to morrow and the following
the candidates to be voted for
Republican. Opposition.
Governor. Nathaniel s. Berry. George Stark.
X. R. Commiss'r J. T p Hunt Frederick vose
First district. . Gilman Marston. Daniel Marcy
Second district. Edward II. Rollins. Samuel D. Bell
Third district. Thomas N. Edwards. William Burns.
Under the workings Of certain black republicans
to keep up the divisions in the opposition ranks in order
make their plurality sure there will doubt be
number Of votes cast In other words thrown away,
upon Levi Bartlett who nominated for Governor by
the Union party, and Benning W. Jenness, who was
brought out by the Breckenridge wing of the democracy
AN EXTRA SESSION CHICAGO CoSvESnoS-It Ia pro-
posed that instead Of extra session OF Congress Honest
Old Abe should Immediately call together the members
of the Chicago Convention 70 consult upon the affairs Of
the country. Az the President has announced that
the Chicago platform the law Of the land he should
acknowledge the body that framed il the lawmaking
power.
TRovBrE AmAD-It is anticipated that considerable
trouble will grow out Of the attempt Ohio TO I'LL the
seat the United States Senate made by the
signation Of Salmon p. Chase The following named asp
rants pressing their claims-John Sherman, "
b. Horton B. Stanton, Thomas Ewing, Gov Dcnnison r.
c. schcnck John A.. Gurley, Thomas Corwn- The demo
Gratis expecting witness pretty large family
rel these applicants, and will stand ready
TO catch the bone If 1t should drop.
IxT THE BORDER STATE POLITICIANS LOOK OUT.--By art
Gle second section one No. g. Of the constitution Of the
Confederate States, IL Is provided that
No person except natural born citizen. citizen OF
one the states OF this oonfederacy the time Of the
adoption Of this constitution shall be eligible TO the office
OF President, &c.
This means that 10 be eligible TO the Presidency
person must have been citizen OF Of the Confede
rate States ut the time OF the adoption Of the consu
ton or must have been born in OF those States.
vrginan, or a Kentuckian, a Tennesseean by birth
would be shut out.
WANTS THE POLITICIANS Sent AwAY.-The Chicago Demo
crat (rcpubcan in referring the appointment Of Old
Abes law partner as Minister to Berlin, rays
We wish that Mr. Lincoln could End II consistent with
hi views Of proprety TO give great many others OF
acibg Illinois republicans situations outside OF the
state. battles favor Of nbert, and economy can
be much easily fought If the MEMBERS Of our own
party who oppoee US could only be sent abroad.
voTrSo FOR CANDIDATES AproNTmEsr.-Ihe rcpubli
caps Of Railway, N. j., held election for Postmaster
and Custom House officer ON Wednesday. Two hundred
and ninety FIVE votes were cast. Mr.. G. Q. Hot was
chosen for Postmaster and Mr. T. j. lee for the Custom
House post 10 New York occupied by J. Sh mn.
TIM BLOODY LETTER SENATOR CHASpLEp.-1he follow
ing In The letter which United States Senttor Icharah
Chandler OF Michigan the Governor OF that state,
requesting that commissioners might be cent to the
Conference at Washington, in order that the black
| republican party might be saved from rupture
WASHINGTON Feb IL, 1891.
Ny DEAR GovNPSoR-Govcrnor Bingham and myself
tcegraphed you saturday at the rcqusst OF Msssa
and New York TO sond delegates 10 the Peace or
Compromise Congress they admit thaiwe right and
they wrong that republican state should have sent
dpIcgates but they hero, and can't get away ONO
! Inosna ana Rhode Island are eaviIg in and there ~
d8ngef Of uos, and now they beg for Gods sake,
3, come 10 their rescue and the republican party
from rupturo hope n ssnd s,ii bs eu
pottN NV
advice and viii end IA thick smoke Stli, hope, as q
meter courtesy to ~ erring brethren, that
| you wtl send the delegates. Truly your freud,
| u. ca iNDrER.
| pe Ixcei nov ArsnN BNsm.
PS So Of the manufacturing Statee think That
Gsht woulo he awful WuiVut lide tl0pi iseing u,i
Union utp not in ny u.smliioa, u gorth q fssa.