New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

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received in town las: evening thai His Exccl.ency
Thomas Buchanan, Governor OF Liberia, died
at Bassa, Sept 3, very much lauented." H was
man Of extraordinary ability and has given great
satisfaction as Governor Of the Colony
- The Ncw-Orieans Advertiser mentions a
rcprr, that Hon. E. D. WHITE OF Louisiana in
tended to resign his seat in Congress from tina; city
GEoRelA-We have already announced the
nomination OF Hon GEORGE r. GILNER, Hon
CHARLES DovoalnrY and AUGUSTUS r. WRIGHT
Esq. as Wing candidates 70 ill the vecancie. IN
the Congressional Delegation FROM tina; State
caused BY he resignation Of Mossrs. Dawson, Al
ford and Ne.b II, We hsye aso already stated
that Messrs. WALTER I. CoLQUITT MARK a
CoorzR and EDWARD !. BLACK haze been neu-
mated by the Van Buren party. These gentlemen
were elected as Wing State Rights men IN 1888
but separated from their party in l639-4O, by sup
porting MIR. Van Burens reelection against Gen
Harrison. They were nominated for reelection
last year BY their new friends, but badly beaten
They now come forward again, with a moral GER
tainty Of success. The election was held on Mon.
day.
The Legislature of Georgia has elected General
John W. A. Sanford, Secretary Of State, Col
Thomas Haynes Treasurer John g. Park Comp
;rolcr General, Alfred NJ. Horton Surveyor Cen
eral, and Wm. S. Rogers (of the Federal Union
State Printer. All Van Bsren, of course, and all
reappointments but the first and last. Gen. San
ford supercedes W. A. Tennillc, Esq. and Mir Ro-
gers takes the place ii Messrs. Giore and Orme of
the Southern Recorder.
The Legislature has repealed an absurd law pro-
nibiting brokers from drawing specie out Of Banss.
The Van Buren minority who have for many
years had 10th U. s Senators through all the auc-
;uations Of party asceDdency until this Congress,
now propose to instruct ont Hon. ohm NJ Ber-
rien, the new and only Wing Senator. When he
complies, shall know it
Mr.. Howard, from the majority OF the Commit
tee the state of the Republic, made Report to
the House on the 10Th, dcnouncing all and singu-
ar the acts Of the Extra Session, deaouncing spe-
officially the support given to them by Mr.. Berrien,
and especially condemning his opposition to the
Veto Power and his support of the confirmation
Of Hon. EDWARD EVERETT as Minister to Eng
land. The Committee say
The ground upon which opposition to thnt ap-
pointmcnt is based, is believed by this Committee
10 be sound one, which, if it had been carried
out by the rejection of Mr.. Everett, tcould hare
h. :.
ton 7aoremcntS, and thus have contributed both to
the peace and security of the whole country
These gentlemen may be Solons, but they have
a crooked idea of human nature
Finally, after denouncng generally and specially
all the acts of the Special Session, the Repor
closes with resolutions ins,ructing Mr.. Berricn to
his utmost cxerrions to procure their repeal
SO he has his winter. work cut out for hm.
TsYNEssEE.-The LocO-Foco majority of enc
in the Tennessee Senate still persists in pre-
venting any election of L. S. Senators. The State
is probably destined to remain unrepresented, un-
Icss bargain can be struck with some unsound
Wing to sell himself for sea, in the Senate and
aid the election of james X Polk to one Of the
seats. We trust this game is blocked.
The same Senatorial njority of one has formed
bill TO re-dislrct the State, so as TO secure to the
Loco-Foco minority of voters large majority in
each House That will not get through the
House yet while.
MIssIssIrPl.-The Columbus (Miss) Demo-
crat states that the new Legislature of that State
will stand-
Loco,F Foco.. Senate 81 House..6l Total. 80
Whig- 10 ..4l ..jl
One Senator doubtful. All the Loco. bu, one
are in favor of RcpuLiating the State Debt; of
the Wings, tn. Democrat says three are averse TO
paying. but we do not believe it. 10 Loco and
Wing Senators hold over from last year.
u HARTFORD, Conn, elected Town Officer.
on Monday, in the mids, OF a driving snow-s,orm.
The vote of the town not half polled. TIE
Whis tcke, succeeded with the exception OF First
Seec;man for which post there was no choice.
Wing vote Gle; Liberal (meaning all SOFT. and
more rum-lcences) SIS.
q NEw-HAvES, Conn, elected Wing town
officers Monday. by $50 majority.
% II. c. writes Us severely ccnsuring the
conduct OF the Prince Jonvilc in setting sail from
eur port for France on the Christian Sabbath
We do not know that the publishing OF his article
at this time would have any good effect. We
opposed to all human laws enacted for the pur
pose OF enforcing Gods laws, and Of course would
not have the sailing of vessel on Sunday prohibi,
ted but the choosing of that day for departure