New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-18
TIE COMING Election IL ONO.
CLEvELAsD, Ohio, Monday, May, II

CLEvEIAsD, Ohio, Monday, May II, 1859.
Ohio i beginning to move for the coming Fail eleS
ton and all the indications prcsage great victory
over the shadowy remnant left Of the present Admins
raticn.
call has just been issued by the Republican State
Central Committee to the Friends Of Freedom" for
State Convention on the 18th Of July.
The Know-Nothings, it is understood, have bad the
question Of nominating a separate ticket under dis
cussion, tzt it is believed the proposition has been
abandoned.
In the mean t.mc The Knows MEETINGS are making
sad ravagos among the folds ofSanl carrying oil whole
fock at once and leaving bis borders desolate II Is
well understood iha: no Order party secret or open.
rally majory OF the freenen Of Ohio to its sup
port except upon the clear and meqnivOcal platform
OF hostility to the oegrcssions Of Tie slave-powcT
Ifthc Know -Noth.sgs at their State Council which
meets here in June, e,g-aft Jon'haas principles upon
their Order it viii live and eourih ifthey refuse and
ignore the great question Of Slavery the day of it,
dissolution draws nigh. The late outrnges in Kansas
have only deepened aud strengthened the tide of
Anti-Savery sentiment, and in view of them aud the
necessity fey prompt actoa by the next Congress
rejoice that in that body there viii not be single
craven dougkface from the great State Of Ohio.
As 81 &c men of the feeling upon these questions,
append the ytsolutions adopted at meeting of
citizens on the 18th. They were reported by Judge
X. 5. spaulding formerly of the supreme Court,
fei,@ 1; That We deeply sym9a,hs with he alsd p.o'
the Mesosn Compromise BY the pacific intervention OF the
LH he .rs,i ieyevjp Of law
politicians Mi who scoa at Free suffrage excpt
contribute 70 Free dcspotsm in that widely extended Tenn
Bc.eiss s. That ~ deem The imperative duty of the Es
eeuve Of the to hoG up tho hand" Of Gov Reede
While h. attempt w' the ProSavoy nFos4s Of al
Joining States he eecye franchise Of the Territory owe
Be.rsd 5; Thst feel constrained STUNT that esi'i.
~ ~ ', Ing IN ,e elas GU. J,rss Sss5. WIFI
see Wanting wcrisr But 70 enuEoi.e
m,oriy he the sste Of Ohio the following Ps
pr1osites slavery NUT te a'eTsie IN hs.ss aag
slave state hs eneih be admitted into the Ns'ous Con
edersey Tie Fns.ii,e save lsw nut Be t9sy repealed
arcon q Congressional law The ffee scH o. cur STATE
h made possess The efficacy Of striking the marsees
labs every human being who fortunate
Besrd !, That maintenance Of these propositions the
members th. meeting pledge their political faith sud now
here declare ths, they wl support no man sr any once OF state
Rsored s. That degTeeaie u,ion Of the Union 4
dependence: But we can only pepeuaie the Aerean Ien
iedeTaey Of 5ises ~ perpeigsns shS Psrpeay n
ard the principles Of popular sovereignty then the Union
will no; be worth preserving.
The crops in Ohio bid fair to be abundant. Many
farmers are sowing that extra acre recommended by
The TRIBUNE. Prices Of provisions rule high. Beef
le to . cents; Mutton 10 cents Flour $40 TO Sill
Potatoes sl %; Oats 60 cents
James Parks who was convicted at the last term of
our Court for the murder Of William Beatson, Is to be
executed on the LIST day of June, the Supreme Court
having refused the allowance of a Writ OF Error
Parks was once tried and convicted at Akron, SUM-
NIT County, where the murder was committed.
rev trial was granted and the venue changed to this
County. Up TO this time he sioutly asserts his NE
nocepcc BUCKEYE