New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

RtadIng, B. heyoen'eso', law D'
Me~r,. Csdroth, Herbert, Suffer, D. B. Smith fey'
TOD. q. B. TiDgley, Hileck, Z. p. Fletcher, Day
and Others, we're bdloted for in The scattering
column. ~
The Assembly Jan. 90 declared the sea, OF M.
Calvin. G~in Democrat, from Tuoumne, vacant BY
vote OF as to 81 and have sen. the election back 10
the people Of the county to be tried again Thu is
considered decisive against GYMS reelection 10 the
T. 6 Senate, az the Senate is largely Anti-Gwin.
The b.llo,ings for Senator commenced Jan. II. and
tho Ier,lature bsuo,ed unsuccessfaly. from day to
d.x 20 the sd vi. when the Joint Convention sd-
;oprned over I'll the mex. day. We shall hear moth
ing further until the next arrival.
resolution was offered Jan. % ,hs, the Conven-
,on adjourn ill Saturday and that they continue to
meet every Saturday till the Legislature adjourn
IN, or till they elect United States Senator. Loot.
Tno., there IL fusion Of the Brodetick and Anti
Frederick Democrats upon some new candidate, or
coalition of either wing of the Democracy with the
Whgr there will be election for Sen stor this win
ter. The Sar Froaeisco Journal Ind has no hope
Of the election Of DR.. Gwin. The Journal advocates
fusion of the northern Wings and Democrats upon
a friend of Free Labor and to sink party. This
would settle this triangular contest one way the
other and show the true sentiment OF the members Of
the California Legislature the repeal of the Ms
souri, COMPROMISE and Slavery Aggression.
George c. Bates, Esq. formerly On influential
Wbig politician in Michigan, writes:
"Were California a slave-State, thank God she will
never be. did our people buy and sell their fellow.
beings We might hope for some aid at the hands o,
the nou.rs that be- A. we are free men, We can eI-
meet nothing-bope fer nothing The present pros
ped ia thai the Whiys will unite with the anti @ yin
Democrat. and elect independent 1rthesn Dem
ocrst Who be will be, it IL not YET possible TO fore
,ee-but think David Broderick IL the man. A
Northern man. be has ever manflhy stood up for the
tights Of The North-a bold and brave mao, he has
never vet bowed the knee 10 Baa, but while
he mort nveterate opponent OF those who would in
erf,re with Slavery within the limits where the Con-
stitution has placed il. yet he has always manfully
and nobly resisted all attempts TO extend II TO territory
now free. A man. truthful 10 the last degree and
and who never he states to fulfill TO the very letter
his OVID contracts and agreements, he loahes deess
ard despises those who ru'hessy violated the solemn
coupact Of $50. disciple Of Andrew Jackson, he
believes in bis doctrine of internal improvement and
ia warm jealous and honest advocate OF the power
and the duty Of the Federal Government 10 construct
railway connecting the States OF the Ahannc ana the
Pacific n he can be elected. and trust ne may be,
he will teach such men Mr.. Toombs aud tina lass
of bullying Senators who so shanefully assaulted
Charles Sumner and William II Seward, that II the
Senate il TO become the for chivarous exploits
of that kind there is Northern Senator who
will pot h state or avoid the encounter, no mstter
what the weapons. liz is just such nan as would
teach brsggarts and bues 10 the Senate, that the
North and Northern men know their rights, and
knowing dare maintain them. We sbal see whs' IS
the result. One thing, repeat, ia certiin-Dr Gwin
will never be Senator again from aforhia. Brode-
rick nv no, be-but whoever il the miD he will be
opposed to the Administration and the Nebraska bull