The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30
The Chnse Moyement I'm N1nryInnd.

The Chuse Movement i'm Maryland.
From the Baltimore American republican,, July 29.l
CINCINNATI Gazette, speaking or the result In VIZ
gina, SAYS
a5s last Chief Jucs Chase consulted and
So % nsp s sss Of @
vote S.t Wsfsr The election ma rssardsd
% hf Ss as n'
lions than many believe In Virginia, Texas Tennessee
mssssd ssyAnd and Ne" York has already actively
A similar movement Is on foot in this State,
and those who are leading It have ample funds
to carry out their purposes We hear great deal
Of a split In the republican party Of Maryland
Of q "Creswell clique" and Bond clique" but
the only real division Is between those who are
earnest, active and true republicans, who support
President Grant and his administration, and those
rest Of Judge Chase 1t IS but continuation Of the
same movement that sent cOntesting delegation to
the @ the leaders
lcan organization, refused recognition by the
Convention, and would undoubtedly have supported
given him the nomination. These same men con.
tested for share Of the public omces In Maryland,
and who received them are now ~
tain control of q portion Of the colored vote,
and bind them by secret oaths to implicitly fol-
low their lead. The LIST OF June Convention was
really convocation OF these secret c00red leagues
the object Of which will ultimately be found to be to
Governor But few colored men in Maryland will
support democratic candidate, hence the dodge OF
conservative candidate Will De reSOrt0d 10. VINO
that candidate will be- or at least who has already
put himself In training as most available Is very ap
parent to all who understand the chicanery OF those
who are labOring to divide the republican party.
The Canvass In Tennessee-0AnOther Endorses
ment from Washington.''
The Nashville Union OF the 9th inst states that
Stokes has received telegram from Postmaster S,t
here and reads from the stump, as follows:--
wAsHINaros. D. G., July "a, 1853.
To HON. W. B. SToKKs CRY HOTEL an
Believing be representative OF the republic
end i1rs trust that eSsry sound your State viii
rally enthusiastically to support The President is alb
sent from the city but am confident that declare his opn
~" JOHN A. j. CREswELL, Postmaster General.
Stokes has by begging got an endorsement from
| Boutwell, and Cre5well But what signifies that,
since he cannot get the endorsement OF the people he
new In the government, because 1t dates the first
EFFORTS OF an administration to dictate to the people
| OF State who they should elect their Governor.
| The Virginia EIectiOn-Lctter from Henry A.
Wise.
The Mobile Register publishes and endorses the
following letter from Henry A. wise:-
RICHMOND, July 7, 1859.
MY DEAR FRIEND-Whist at the point Of death
received yours of April Is. have barely taken up
my bed, Dut can't walk well; your note brought up
the afecuons OF old times. Great Coo, thank Thee
praise Thee that have not been subdued to con-
sent to lose and part with my liberty, though 1t is
gone. and now rouse myself to inform you that
shook or negro and scalawag domination. Rich.
mond and Henrico, and the State oil over. have car
RED rebuke to black innovation by tens OF thou
sands. Yours ever, HENRY A. WISE.