New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
Political Items.

delegates have been chosen to the
Wing National Convention from New-Hamp-
shire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Indiana, Illinois,
Michigan, kentucky, Tennessee and California.
The States yet to choose are Maine, Massachu-
sets, Connecticut, New.York Ncw-Jersey
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia,
North and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Ohio, Iowa. Wisconsin, Missouri, Alabama, Lou
isiana, Mississippi and Arkansas and Texas
Delegates at large have been chosen from Wis
cousin and few District calls have been issued
in New-York.
-"X," the Washington correspondent
of The Baltimore Sun, denies that Gen. Butler
has written letter repudiating Free Soil princi-
pies, or declining the presentation of his name
at the Baltimore Convention.
The CarrolItoa (0hio) Picayuae has
the following ticket posted up:
For President DAVID X. CARTER, Of Ohio.
For Vrce-Prtsident- LEWIS CAss, OF Michigan.
The Holmes County (Ohio) Farmer, perfectly
astounded at the aspirations of ambitious man
kind, calls out, GABRIEL blow your trumpet
I'm ready to go nor -
- The Southern Banner, published at
Athens, Ga. 0he residence of Howell Cobb,)
has some sharp structures on Mr.. Hallett, Chair
man of the National Democratic Committee,
because be yielded the point OF making the Com
promise measures a test of membership In Calling
the Baltimore Convention. The Banner says
that Mr. Hallett is defled by Free Solllsm.
Tile Albany ga Patriot says that as
soon as Gov Howell Cobb heard that he was
nominated for Vice President, in connection with
L.. q. ff,f,,
paper in Boston, he " wrote to the Editor, repu
dating the connection of his name with Mr..
Webster and declaring his unchangable ad-
herence to the principles of the Democratic
party"
-Ofthe Louisiana Opposition press, The
Bayou Sara Ledger is for the nomination Of Gen.
Cass The Baton Rouge Democratic Advocate
The Alexandria Democrat, The Carroll Watehman
for Stephen A. Douglas.
The V,cksburg (Miss.) Sentinel also
favors the nomination of Judge Douglas.
The Dubuque Qowa) Miners Express
goes for the nomination of Douglas also.
JOHN p. HALE, Of N. II. is designated
by The Montpelier (Vt.) Green Mountain FREEMAN
as its choice for President
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS is recommended
to the Opposition National Convention by The
Plymouth Rock (Mass.) as the man for President
LEWIS CAss is supported for the Presl'
dency by The Lock. Haven (Pa.) Democrat
w. w. WILLARD has been elected
Burgess Of WilIiansport, Pa.
THOMAS KRmpsHALL has been nomi-
mated for Mayor by the Wings of Rochester.
-HAMLIs STILLwBLL has been nomi-
mated for Mayor by the Opposition OF Rochester
The INDIANA FREE Soil STATE Con-
vENrIoN has been postponed until Monday
May 4.
The Wings of Texas will shortly hold
State Convention for the purpose OF appointing
DELEGATES to the National Convention.
AT Benton meeting in Franklin
County, Miss lately, Mr.. w. v. n Bay. the
principal speaker, and candidate for Congress,
among other things, said
aThe Democrats were the only republicans Known
in ancient or modern times they had done al 'ne
rood that had been done and were now feady " 9o
ali the good to come. They killed Cainoun' auin-
fcat,on and disunion, upset Gays omnibus, oisc%
yered the gold mines, extended the natlonAi Douna
| arr to the Pacific, Kicked Louis fniippe ous o.
France awakened the genius Of the mighty hossu'n,
and waved the stars and stripes under the nose oI
every tyrsnt ON Garth from the Mosquito Ains W 'ns
| Gar OF Rusgiaw