New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27

Just think of healing all the Jeaousies OF the differ
ent leaders of the Loco-FocO party IN one day. Why
all the frewaler that will be swallowed on that day,
Will not to Quench the fire of hatred that burns
IN the boSoms Of "A hafdozen of the leaders Of the
two factions Uniting oil and water is an easy Oper
alton compared with an attempt to effect a cordial
union between the Hunkers and BambumerS.
to One of the members of the Leglsla-
ture has gwen notice OF bill providing that any off
Ger OF any Railroad Company IN the state of New
Nork who should free ticket TO any person or
nersons other Than and laborcrs should be
liable on conviction Of such mislemeanor, to SIX
months Imprisonment IN a county jail and fine OF
$1,000 II subjects any Judge, Senator or member OF
Assembly who accepts free ticket, 10 the same fine
and term of IMPRISONMENT. The member who INTRO
duccd this motion must have been overlooked IN the
general distribution of passes among ms col
leagues las, Winter VIII not the different Railroad
Companies vet rectify this mistake, and chalk the
genteman's hat before he leaves Albany
MIssIssIpPI.-An active contest IS gong
ON IN this State by the friends and opponents oil
of Southern Conventions and Congresses. Be
low we present the Congressional and state
nominations made by the different parties.
CONGRESS.
pcv n n \aherS Jacob Thompson.
. I'm A WiIcoN Wv Scott FcaherSton.
3 John ID Freeman Niluah Ni' w w lliv'
a n Dawson a Galatln Brown.
Al Large Gen. Isaac y. DAVIS.
Late Members.
G0rcraor
II suor, Foo,e John Anthony Qmtman.
Secretary ef STATE nh
James A. Horne 10 Bell
Treasurer
William Clark X "nuW
n.n,., y pnsseu George T Swami.
Chonceilor-(S Independent candidates. Johh l.
Guion, {. ) Tarpley aud ,haIe> sou, Ian,
Chanccrv Cierk.-J 4. Jones Independent
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TrNNrssyr-PsRsoNAL PoLlrcs.-The
canvass for Congress IN the Isl District. between
Col |. G. HAYNES and Andrew Johnson, Is wax
ING warmer and warmer, and rather oVerSteP'
ping the ordinary limits of party domgs cor
respondent of the KaorriHe Wing. who heard
them at Blountsville, thus reports the substance
of their speeches
johnson and Haynes Quarreled NN houi> NJ. NJ
and have adjourned 20 meet again tomorrow me
sand hut little about politics, but great uS u "oV''
their own want Of honor, truth ana pH.il'tNHIt
HAYNES charged johnson with rel4Slns a. ~ - ~,
calls on his railroad stock. Johnson deheu an 70
tluced receipts 10 prove that ne hAd paw o >Se
that HAYNES had paid ms own calls IN VIM lIo" 'it
stump, and was PAID TWO prices i"t 't''s' AA''
that h. bad the promise vi JohnSOntaat he woulc gel
out Of the way this time and do rs best i2I nun.
Johnson denies this bargain says IN" iidlncS
aSked HIM fifteen hundred dollars 10 give nun lne
track two wears ago. and help hun to bea' LaSIoi
tbat ms friend Patterson got hlm down 10 elgh nun
dred ana that him ana Haynes met al "ttth1 lt0
about the first Of May 10 arrange cerah p,eIuInl.-
aries Of a Convention. They charged each o'net
with having received lots OF money nom sleI RtlH
with many raScally thlngS-all OF Mhlch We ".t X
believed HAYNES proved by A. L. Cannon 'nAI ne
Was TO have the track this time, ana Johnson proved
by Patterson that there was no sucn pAfSuu Ia
HAYNES had been bought of with money and had no
night TO run now Johnson said Haynes was hot Net
ersn Democrat enough 20 so 20 congress lei-tnS d
rev wears ago he was NOISY Whg-WaS accusing
Jackson, Van Buren, and all the DemocraiS-WSS
Kicked out OF the Wing ranks BY Bro"nloM-lolhetS
the Church and got license 10 preach 70 De up WIN
ms adyerSaTy-but that BrowniOw kicked nm out oil
The Church IN SIX weeks more Haynes replied iha'
no one would ever kick Johnson out OF the Church
or mlnlStry-tor that he Vas an n6del and dld MOI
believe IN the existence Of God Johnson replied
that he believed IN the true and living God but that
he had no faith IN the God Haynes worShipped dur
ing the Sir treekS Of has Ministry -