The New York herald., 1862-10-02

Wh0le democratic vote. S,o46
GOOD PLAnoRx.-Hon. Thomas L. Price, ono Of the
representatives Of Missouri in the present Congress-
has gone into the for reelection the platform
that he opposed to all agitation Of the slavery ques
ton and In favor OF exertng all energies and appro
priang to crushing out the rebellion"
THE OPPONENT vALrASDIoHAA.--Gen. Robert C.
schenck Is the Union candidate for Congress In Third
district Of Ohfo In opposition TO Clement L. Vallandig
ham, the lsaer Of the coppsrhead democracy. General
Schsnck is in the army. He has been member Of
Congress, and subsequently, appointed Minister TO
Brazil by Presdess Taylor.
rwKSrY-sxccND New Yonx CONGRESSIONAL DgR,cr.-
The republicans Of this district have nominated De Witt
Clinton Itejohn for the Thirty. eighth Congress- Mr..
,tejohn is resident Of Oswego county. He has been
twice elected the Assembly Of this stae and four
times chosen Speaker Of that body Colonel L. is in
command Of one Of our regiments Of volunteers This 10
the FIRST nomination for tho next Congress in this State.
MoRRLL's PIAcE.-Governor Israel Washburne,
M ofane looking after the seat in the UBted States
Senate which Hon. Lott N. Morrill, will the 4th
OF March next.
PENNSYLVANIA Sixth DlsrRic1 Hon. John D. Stiles, who
elected 10 out the torn Of Thomas b. Cooper,
deceased the United States House Of Representatives
has been nominated ~ tho democrats Of tho Sixth dis
trics Of Pshnsyfvauia for recitation
rUuKgz1NAxA noGxHnu1n DurMcT.--The democrats
win make HoInation for Congress, but will eudeavor
prevail upon ~ rspubcaus 70 select who will
sustain ~ oovsmnt in lss endeavors put down the
rebeIlpu.k
An 0DD CoxoRnnmoSAL DIsxMcr-when the Legislature
OF Illinois rearransed the Congressional districts IT was
understood that the State entitled 10 only thir.
teen under the apportionment Since
that time additional has been allowed her. and il
agreed that the fourteenth member should be
ed on the general ticket and represent the State large
The names Of the two candidates thus nominated arc
James 8 Allen, peace democrat, and Z. c. Ingerso
democrat
"Fnsr TUESDAY ArTss TIE rIAsr MONDAY IN NovEx
sER."-Ths ia the day which the Legislature Of New
York FIRST designated for the holding State elec
tions. Long after il adopted in this state Congress
passed law ordering the Presidential election be held
at the same time, and subsequently, the sates Of New
Jersey, Massachusetts, Michigan, Delaware Illinois, Wis.
consin Missouri and Minnesota ordered their respective
| State elections 10 be held on the same day.
The PRESIDENTS LAST PROCLAMATION. coppsrhsad
democratic journals are considerably exercised
President Lncolns last proclamation in relation 10
reasonable sayings aud dongs than they abou. the
emancipation document They n great dread OF pro-
vost marshss and military prisons.
THs CROWDS IN IHs HGslwAYs-The Boston Herald
does rot yet the crowds in the highways and byways
pressing forward for the seat OF war, that
drew promised would block up the thoroughfares OF
Massachusetts, after the issuing Of an emancipation pro.
clamation-
G1. hcCALr.-The nomination Of Brgadier General
George A. Mccall for the Congress- by the democrats
Of the Seventh trct OF Pennsylvania has stirred up
the ire of the inrnsls In that section They smo de-
feat, 80 ~ prospses after rout makes them a.
wage.
JIM LANE sSsuator Lane y stumpiug Kansas In favor OF
the " nfsrnal'' state ticket recently nominated.
MISSnsorA.-The Legislature Of Minnesota, now In
session. has changed the day for holding tho State slcc
0n from the second Tuesday in October to the ars,
Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
sEvKrzDw Nxw YoRx DrsTRJcT.-Tts republic cans
have nominated in this district Calvin T. Huriburd Mr.
r. conservative republican, and On that ground was
popular than bis opponent iu the Conysntion Mr. s.
N. sherman, the present "infsrnAlo member.
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES m INDIANA The nomination.
for Congress IN Indiana are now complete The folswpe
are I've names ol the candidatss:--
DiE Union. DemocvGic
1-hva johnson. John Law.
Col w. q. Gresham. Jas n. Craveua
3-wn. N. Dunn. H ". HARRINGTON
S-Col James Gavin. VIM. 8. Holman
5-Geo. W, Julian. Col Bickle
0-Gen. :. Dunont. A. B. Coufuitt
7-Harvcy d. Scott. d. W. voorhcs
6-Goodove 8. Ortiz John Petit.
9-Schuyler Collar. David Turpe,
lo-Wm. Mitchell JOS X Mgcrtcu
u-. r. Y. Snaoks' James y. Mcdowell.
Declines = Reelection 90 Congress,
u. Bosros, Oct. I, ,Ise2
Ho. iIsranaer a. Rice publishes card declining ro