New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05

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wbusvs, ibe preqlpoi l. ,i,,abh. vhs Tho 4" fanatics
. Enthusiasm" will iosyitaby "6slls out before q
vaIh ~ twenty miles. 10 forssts that poor Pro
slavery men viii "ooor. far sooner than tho devoted
advocates u a csusH.p
MANY ocsl bills Of '.mJl importance we're then actod
upon AMI psHsed.
To act 20 pro'se n maried women Ia taken chiefly
FROM The fouisiAna Code The slisbt notifications,
believe, have oscn introduced ny tho Council
The nrt 10 enable persons held in bon iage 10 sue Tor
their freedom IL m extract from the Misour Code
COLLATION. AID IRIS CONSEQUENCES.
Al loon IL was announced that Judge Lccompte
would give a collation. TO the Lgsaure for the honor
they conferred on him ~ locating the captad NJ inc
tow n named after him. Al o'clock Il came of. The
best oipLor ever spread Johnson tables WA par
taken Of by honorable members aud your sui more
honorable reporter. Af,er the "solids' had bee
cravcly discusscJ the champagne bottles opene
and as one gallant bottle after another disappeared,
liz brave soldiers before the walls OF Svaso9oi the
hilsriiy and loquscy OF the Territorial Solons IN
erased. " Frank Mar hall and others were ioudiy
called on 10 address the " semi-cocked' audience.
Frank wouldn't "Rees Rees" shouted tomeoody,
and reiterated a dozen. -.
Mr. Rees arose, and after few remarks, which half
dozen tumblers Of chaDpa9re have washed out from
the tablets my memory proposed this toast;
Our worthy friend ChiefJu.es Lecompte-May BIZ, hoPI.
y be nenbtred qn' toe spires Of the capital which beans
his name, shall uOnlder INTO Dust
Judge Lecompte re Piled in few brief and appropi-
ate remsrks.
Judge Elmore spoke next, and proposed g The Leg
IL
more applicable to the Ex-Governor Rec Ter than to
t-by way Of sentiment TO bis toast; IN good TASTE
honever, for toast without sentiment is like q
cOuet dog without Italian object to be pited,
L OF admired.
thought my turn had come now; two toasts, one
from each estate had been lropose1; aud as the
iIst estate" of Kansas is on It's way 10 the Territory
rely, not here concluded that the Press Gas the
tbnd estate entitled 70 oil its privileges, and SO eN
claimed il loud voce-Reeder.
Members Lear me stared and laughel bat only
Ewore would carry my object and get my man up be-
fore left the table. | bad drunk champagne enough
- have my wGy at all hazards.
Col. lsascs poke briefly, and proposed toast but
as was din kIrg "deshucton 10 Davy Atkinson at
the time, did lot hear what it was.
cried READER" in q lous and emphatic tone
sgan Everybody heard it. Common politeness
comp. He'd hem TO join me Ex-Governor Resder
srose and made the best speech OF the occasoo, as
every comics Sod, keeping personal ients and po
ltica foes in a roar of laughter from the MON mt he
arose till he resumed his seat He told couple OF
good stories very humoruusly.
Mr.. Brown, on being called for proposed Judge
ElmoIe when in poS yer never sought his favors;
row, when the hand OF ruthless power lie put on HIM,
I'VE win siard by him to the last
Loud applause followed this toast.
Judge Emore arose and gratefully thanked the
company for their sympathy, and announced nus de-
tcrmir aiioI u resist President Piercss usurpaOn Of
power.
remember no more, except that went out and lay
down the swardto hear the grass grow, OF course
and awUke az O'Clock. j. r.
SHAwSEr MISSION, X. T., Aug. 25, 1858.
have ascertaned fiom of the I'M iated mto the
mysteries OF Davy Aichsop's political programme,
that is the intention OF the Kansas Missouri Juna TO
nominate General Benjamin Z. Sringfelow as no
Pro Slavery candidate for Governor Of Missouri for
the n,X. gubernatoriat campaign. He firmly refuses
la intimate friend of his informed mel to run for Con-
gross, although believe he has repeatedly been re.
Guested TO do So and would inevitably be elected If
non mated duriDg the present political excitement.
A fight occurred in the Council Chamber this morn.
ing before that honorable body met. DIR. Brooks of
Westport struck COuucilor Mcdonald between the
eyes. Tie difficulty originated about presumption
claim Bystand.rs prevented the gentlemen from con-
tlnuing their pugilisi exercises.
The latest uncons itior al enactment passed by this
body is contained in the Election bill DEGREES that
aliens, DESTROYS of becoming citizens, shall take An
oath 10 support the Constitution, Organic act, and Fa-
gi,re Sdce lar Congress alone has the right TO pre-
scribe the conditions OF and it does not
enact that an alien shall to support the Fugitive
Slave law.
Tie two Houses then went into joint session, and
ell cited all the various County officers in the Territory,
list as long as one man, and interesting to no one
abroad.