New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20
BIZ THE NlDlIGHT SOTTHERN NAIL
Lnco-Foco Cantiiatc.-The Barnbnrner.

Loco-FOro Caniiiatcs-The BarnbHrners'
Core poudcnce of The Tribune
W,srryeroy Thursday Nay j..
The weather to-day has been somewhat warm,
aud the political thermometer has not been very
low. either.
CAss and WooDeURT seem 20 stand highest To-
night lis said that Afr Ciss has offered TODD the
.iair thinr" ifhs is nominated TIE whole cabi-
me- is 90 be continued. with the exception, per-
hars. OF the Secretary OF the Treasury. Even tie
Official organ is 20 be continued III Als occupation
OF putting. ia fact CAss Administration would
be PoLE elongated
WOODBURY. it is said, stood strong bat has lost
somewhat in strength to-day. 10 IS said thar
Woodbury. Delegates were appointed from Ala
boma ol the strength 0t letter written home %.
Mr. lsoE. stating thar Jui-e W. bad expressed
himself. In conversation. strongly u favor oi Mr.
Bterl resolutions. Il Gle senate WMcl were
stronger u favor % tie south than even Mr.
Ck.-s Tennessee letter Mr. NANcEY o. Ala.
however. wrote o. Jli-e W. and De refused t1
answer ol tlc Wim0t prlviso. and gave rs
reason char be might ~ called uloI as judge %
decide il8t question. 10 is also SAID that Ae has
been irvine o. gain support from tu1 North, by
re- .ereuce O. a speech he made about the time oi
the Missouri controversy ll favor oi freedom.
] think, as matters stand tonight, Mr.. Cas-,
would have a majority 0n the first ballot but tAen
tAe two-th.rds rule VIII be adopted. which VIII
most probably lay him on tie shell
Tho BUCHANAN men are not 50 numerous, ont
tall strong Tor old Buck Among his friends
present here tonight. / notice Mr. I0RSEY Of
Philadelphia, and Mr. McCayDLEss o.. Pittsburgh.
believe Pennsylvania is generally for BrcHANAN.
The Bambuuers are In a very doubt ul position
To is hard 20 tel. whether they VIII be admitted az
I'D o. the Convention. / admitted their principles
and their choice VIII stand no chance. II they are
admitted they VIII probably vote for BENTON o.
Missouri DIX cd Ncw.Yo-k. SHrNK oil Penlsyl
vanla. or Donor %. Wisconsin But enough o.,
speculation o. tAls topic.
Mr ALLEN occupied the attention OF the senate
to-day iu reply o. NJ REvERDT Johnson, on the
Presidents refusal 20 send IN the nomination o..
ceItan officers.
Tie House had the Post Oice Appropriation
Bill before them, upon which speeches were made
Jn genera. politics.
The hotels are crowded with strangers from all
pa. q o. the country; delegates aud wire-pullers
re nero in great aDun iauce. The ohce-ao.ders
here are particularly polite 10 them.
Strawberries were on the BIZ Of fare NJ Cole
man to-day. BlcnELIEr.
so PrAcr-INPoRTASr.-Wr learn that letters have
been received n Washml'0 from Mr. sewer, -iatn-
ti be has hopes Of rahcaOn OF the treaty by the
McNc4n Government Ia that event, hostLtes ~ have 90
fccommence Bait Argus.
Our respectable friend Of the Argrs has proba
bis been misiniorned We understand that Official
letter. have been recently received from Commits
soncrs anl hear OF private letter that ha-
been received IRON Col SEWER
The last accounts from Mrxico are more favorable
Tor peace The proclamation of Rosa, who appeals %
Congress 10 assemble 20 save tue nationality Oh
MexlcO from the consequences OF a cont nued war
and the address OF SANCHEZ distinguished priest 10
Dersua1c the Church o. rac the necessary funds o.
pay the expen-e- OF the Members OF Congress on their
way 10 Quoretaro and the scheme OF pela rcla 10
lop OF the Representatives Of California New Nico
sc and thus reduce the quorum Of Con e.s which
may be necessary 10 ratfT the Treaty. are go MANY
evidences ofthe anxiety of tie President and the Church
Tor peace. Warrington Union.