New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-11

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fully 10 s,rpor, such candidates Only as shan nave
given fun proof Of thorough attachment 20 ''e p'ii'
clples Of equal b5erty.'
ALAgAMA.-Hon. William K. klng' OF
Alabama has written letter, declaring ninisen TX
cidedly crposed 10 the leading Compromises 81 ne
last Session Of Congress The admission 81 O@'i'''-
MA INTO the Unlon he pronounces an ec' VI IA
and says that no man should have felt more NJ 'i'
than lie did Il this partial and unjust e7''''''N
The hill abolshlng Slavery under CERTAIN CIV
stances IN the District Of Columbia ne says TX 0o1
NJ, have given his sanction 70 unoer any cHo-i"
e,.rces and he takes ground thal ne shoi'o ~ ~
,,,den dn,v TO vote for the repeal Of the emancI-
ration clause whenever proposed. lie declares ''a'
h uo,,a again. as he did at the last Congress- vote
o. ,,e renea the Mexican law prohibiting Slavery
IN Utah and New-Mexco He also repudIaies al
oorrec,,on with the Union party. TINS IS an ex
ceedngly refreshing item, and IS WHAT i 0''''O
buchanan sign at the South.
-Feglee,on Towns, of Tuscumbla, has received
tho annointment of Chancellor Of the Northern VI
vision OF Ala, vice Hon. David G. Lyon resgheu'
Trx.s-Judge o. NJ. Ochitree, the
v1ig candidate for Congress in the Eastern Dis'r''
expresses his preference for John ). OItenoeH iO
tho Presidency. Judge O. is canvassing the District
viii
ex.presiden, of the Republic has taken the stump
against Ochtree
Gen Henderson when called 10 the stand COM
menced by saving he appeared for no man. he was
onposed TO them all-he was a Nullhcatof and Sc
cassionts New-York reserved the right OF Sc
cession when she came into the Union as she "ds
TINS admitted this right Injured TO all the States
Here Judge Ochi;ree rose and denied the assertion
Henderson reasserted IT, and called upon Octlliree
to disproye his assertion
NEw-JERsEY.-Com.S Stockton delivered
a speech at Elizabethtown Nj, on the 4th lnst.'
when he said, IN ausion to new territory
THAT the citizens Of the South had perfect nst to
carry slave property upon all such ac!usios ana
that any attempt ofthe General uOyernneh' - ny az "
night aggression upon the guarantee d '-e o''''
ton.
In the Jersey CTR Telegraph Can Anti Railroad
Monopoly paper We lind the following additional
extracts:
"Thc following IS not bal specimen of the ego
tism displayed .
youth M. You have known that my lie mas beeh
rather a life Of action than OF words Ihal nave
lot been educated a speech-maker-tha' am no
orator-that have not learned the art OF seductive
elo0ucnce | come here for no ordtOnca display or
/ effect. | come to address you today because you
invited me 10 do so, and because was AMBITIOUS OF
the homer Of beng introduced 10 YOU III was Dut d
few DAYS since that received your INVITATION ana
was more willing that my reputation as a puolc
speaker should suffer than that should seem 10 be
Indifferent to your kindness. But, feilO~-cltlZens,
bring IN me that which viii, perhaps, answer my
purpose on this occasion better than the highest
order of cloquence the most elaborate preparation
bring with me heart full OF devotion TO my coun
try and her institutions. bring with me, &C.
And again.
any morning matm and my evening lullaby were
tuned to the praises OF the Union, and have lived
for the Union, the whole Union, and nothing but the
Union. | can remember nothing before the Union.
and desire 10 know nothing and to remember moth
ing after IT shall be dissolved
And once more.
IL am not, fellow-citlzens, IN the habit OF using
oquiyocal language or ambiguous lnuenGoes-
But the GROWING cXcelicncy OF the whole aalfeS>
rs contained III the following elegant extract
4" If 4 dissolution of the Union IS nevllaDc, then
would prefer that the lines of separation should be
drawn along the H,ldsop and the LakeS ratter tt1H
ne Potomac end the Oa,o have 10 doubt that IN
sqSh e an 6Yent lhe Sales %o ,h
Wrctched man! His brain reels IN the superhu-
man EFFORT to WOO the South, and II posSlOlc secure
lis vote Tor tie Presidency. But be II known 10 nee
/ Com. Stockton, that thy chance Tor iunttc ny
INN nc tom iuuC "a, UIdDle, man Tor any ON e
whatever which depends upon the vote OF the peo-
pie of any section Of The county, without the poor
/ . MonopOlv ridden" State OF NeW-Jcrsey.
But We have said quite enough, and leave the
/ speech of the gallant gentleman to DC copei 4,
length by hat y0Tfi0fi u the Press winch was phd
fer with money, and which, therefore, must De ever
loud.mouihed IN praise OF NoRPoig' and ITS
Lords"
Eeis now sand to be IN favor OF Gen. Qultnan OF
Mississippi fer the Presidency So Buchanan IS not
alone IN the race for ultra Southern votes.
MARyLAYD.- J ohm 5. Williams IS a
candidate for Lottery Commissioner at the State
Election Nov. ;.
NAIIoNAL CoNvENrIoNs.-A Religious
Antl-sla,Cn Convention WAS held al Chicago. Ill.
July g. over which President Blanchard, OF hnoN
College, presided. Eleven states were represented
ON the first day.
The political papers have commenced agltatlnl
The time and place for holding the National Pohtca
F Conventions. The Western States seek a central 10
cality. The Wings Of Indiana and Ohio desire tn,
National Convention to be held in Cincinnati. Tn,
Boston Post suggests Baltimore as the place for hold
ing the Opposition National Convention and tht
Cincinnati Enqmrcr prefers Western City. NJ
month has been agreed upon by any political organ
2ation except the National Industrial Congress
which holds It's next meeting at Washington on The
ia, "Wednesday IN June
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