New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
Judge PoHocks ReDly.

MILLION, Aug. 1s, 1884
SIR: h.ye the honor to acknowedge the receipt of
commune OF the 5h inst asking an expression Of
sentiments certain points" therein set forth Cordially
,pproyDs the Of the address Of the State Central
Committee TO which you have referred cannot hesitate
reply your queries and in reply to your first question
K.p,ss biii when repealed the Missouri COmPioae and
The duties imposed BY that sssaTe SPon Ins iends oi
bill in It's origin design progress and nnai
,.heS timed and reckle-a pspsbe violation of solemn
compact Of pghted faith and national honor-an undszused
serye. and should receive the unqualified condemnation Of
free YeoP The ea, gPSs,s sy this ss,ns gR9s ,ss
and entire repeal Of the aggressive poons Of th,
promise which prohibit. slavery those rerritores-ther
restoration and preservation TO Freedsn-and active opIos
means to the sges,iOns Slavery and its extension the
territorial donsn Of the nation
f COMPACT the celebrated ordinance Of 1887 wise sad
policy and ousb to be applied 70 al Territory new
them The great and beneficial results Of that policy demon
Its whaon and the wisdom Of The sie'psn sh.E
have been permitted and the great error oil modern
fh,ds: hold that the Constitutional rights of hsbess
pus and trial by should be preserved EToate d secured
every arrested ON or BY virtue OF tie process Of the
The aeeisrson Of these Constitutional rights but the
oog1o1 Of general great and essential principles
OF liberty aIa yonr NE Re,psft1TIT JAMES POLLOCK
Mr. WILLIAM b. THOMAS Chairman Of Free Democratic
The following is the letter from Mr.. Potts author
izpe the withdrawal of his narne
WARWICK FURNACE Monday. June Il. 1884
Dear The rrea, importance and necessity Of ua0H
among the various opponents to tie isru a. both Wsshns
and Hsuburs has become obyou. to shEsnd am ss'
committees TO effect possible an end % Vey aesaee
and 10 put such candidates for office As will at the
eonmsnd the support Of the entire opposition
To this object Free Democratic friends are doubt
M;h spe resSId 10 theT Piepie. and with view d.s
kssss your Committee In is activity upon this matter 80 Tar
As am individually concerned fully suihoII, aud consent
10 The Of my nomination candidate for the Of
Zee Of overpor At any that be dsen,d expedisns
to DO 80 With the highest respect baVi Az PoTTs fs'
To WILLIAM b. THOMAS Chairman Free Dem Con.
MIcHIGAY-TAe Detroit Tribune of Aug. % con-
tains call for Wing State Convention to be held
at Marshall on the 18th Of October next for the nomi-
nation of State officers. 1t is signed by William A.
Howard, VIM. Burnett, +. W. Curtenius, W. W.
Brooks, Geo. NJ. Dewey, State Central Committee.
The Tribune calls upon all true Wings to take the
matter in hand, and renominate the Republican
tickets. The Tribune says:
"Rut for the opinion Of the Committee that State
Convrton would aid TO defeat the Douglasites by re-
nominating the Independent ticket, the Convention
vould never have been called Every member OF the
Wbig State Committee, We have reason TO Deleve,
though we have DO authority 70 say SO, sopposed
distinctive Wing ticket The friends of the lndepend-
ept ticket generally believing, with the COMMITTEE,
that the Convention would do good warmly ADVISED
the calling oft. We have not doubt thai the Com
have acted solely IRON the cOnNlcLou tno lno
Jackson ticket woald be triumphanily renomlnated,
and the defeat Of the Democratic ticket thereby rem
dered morally certain.
Six of the ten Republican State Candidates
are Wings. several Of whom have been con-
,picuous members of the party in Miehigan-Jacoo
NJ. Howard, George A. Coe, John K. Kellogg, Hiram
L. Miller, Whitney Jones, and Ira Mayhem. Inc
remainder of the ticket composed of proportionse
number of Democrats and Free-Solers, Messrs'
Bingham. Mckinney, Holmes and Treadwen-
With one or two exceptions all our Wing exchanges
are for practicable union Of the friends OF freedom
without distinction of party for the overthrow OF the
Nebr..kai,es together with The JoHesviAe IsesrdP@
Hu6,on Sentinel, FentonriIe Ob'errer, Ed" Sag'-
ror Enterpriss, Almont Leader, and several other
Ipdepepdent and Free Democratic papers In Detroit
and other parts of the State. Nebraska is made the
issue BY The Detroit Free Press, ADRIAN WHehf0trer
Kalamazoo Gazette, and other leading Cas- and Ad'
min.traiion presses although few other papers en-
deavor to shirk from this test under the lead OF me
| Detroit Tssses
The Democratic State Convention Will meet OF
Detroit Sept a. to nominate State ticket in opposi-
ton to the Republicans. The slsvecatehing De
mocracy are said to be about equally divided be-
tween Barry, Cas-, and Acting Governor Parsons iof
! the GuberuatoriL nomination. Some Of the DeGox