New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28

h.,;.bm.p.. He u the head and front OF chivslr,
ID .nch cbvsIry-in THE State His desh OF d.
Ss,ioo vouh be blow from which the ssskles oosis
not rsocil in yesr. Tber Pohicsi hopes AMI future
80 "A M, IN him, consequent on bic strange pouts,
m fben--or rather his class Of Sssibsrpsrs
a., ,bs,e are sm proud TO ssy, very sssge BODY az
Sou,herpers among u Who are ,hemea, 10 ever
ssrss :. s.vs him. He hself Is Of The bul,i.s
.,,;1. and bepce their sympsiby Tor him They "
sayi mo. ray wgpg. o"mpfomse ostseen he
C.mn itfee ard The State Government, he bsss Il
.h;ch l. that Terry sb.l be get ~ hoery ans per.
,ri,,sd 10 sic ON the Supreme Bsseh f9 'ss ossae.
.f ~ e., vhsch he vas elscfedsbou, I'VE yesp
"a ~. Comm ftee shall be guaranteed nom ane<9
II ,.,on nv the State authorities tor s past ssA
Uo,v this prppe stion VII tvenfua,e no mAn can t2
IA Gorsrnor NJ one time determn' q 70 cf1sa "
cos,;,,s. and for this purpose con-ultsd With Ges
VI commanding the u. s. fvrces 90 th,s con, b
&C - u,no his crocl nation. Gen. WOOL gave hnN
md. rstnpd that when the power OF tue ss,e Should
bs .hausied 10 attempting to quei tne roemoo, aad
:. h c.n . syicen thai il sss unequal 70 he tssk,
anS S,,nish the Governor with sucb amman oo ssd
800 a. we're at bis command. The, proo'a na-
TIN on the strength Of this ASSURANCE wa
;.sned. he militia sere eproheo, zoe GpvernH
;,'I On the General for the faihtnent Of
~; ,a,rse but tie General doubted has authority
I'D =, elm. So the wsr coulo not ne earned no
Af,ica. and the Committee has since bad everytnlas
Il. own way and likely to hsye snaii NOT s SV in
nsanls Wbtp il viii dzbapd, or what Il YET in.ena'
soipe. Is kposn, If at all only TO The Executive 'oo
m,ttte of TIVE nty-nine. r... I,,..
In CONSCIENCE OF this CONDITION on . srs =,
ia sxeeedrply dull. MoIe'ap TRANSACTIONS are ~
st.na.tll. and although the shipments o. goo 70 tae
Al, nt;c are on the ice, ease IT b conndenvy eenei
nat the money IL sent, not TO Easern iscof', .,
meet liabilities ere eu' Is ara Az. ,;c and in fayo
The vea,ber has been highly fsvorabie Tor harvest
;rv II il ard has been una us'iy Dol ena pleasant.
Tbe hsy crop has long since been gaaeieo "a. ven
-, az, sean,pt ON the scarcity OF Winter rsins The
sr a, nav in toe md.t Of their barley and ~hes,
rary,.t neither of which 10 as prohh; - IN iornef
I'm, AZ larger ar has been under these crops
IN this than in an, former year the supply = De-
loved, will be as eItersse s,a e'o n, So, sas iii ~
,,il Lwer. Th. new crop Of wheat 10 IN m"iAe., Aot
tanners are obliged 10 sell in part TO- meet eApen'es
In the COLO harv ct, which con'lnua ore, tosres
10 conceivable change. Woue pss csr S,., "n, M.
mace and sa'er AID human industry noh ou', eos
con viii not fsil during the present c-ntary
The details of the attack 8 Brooks on ssoator sum
n.r. as published in TIE TRiBUsE hive cIeSed TIE
mort intense indignation smorg this people; From
or nd OF TIE Sta,e to the other, wherever the nen
hns reached and time for aTsspopse ha. eiapled The
M, 81 ans the people viii one Voice denounce he b
IA a, uw-rciy ssssil,nt. A. an intlennal paper
~ mi. CITY, TIE onahd one which has .ver been
Ch;yalry in its tendencies. justly remarked, that
The bIow or the blows which Mr. sumner r-e-ived tom
the hands Of Brooks did mere u make Republican
votes than all the speeches :, sam1sf . o9ali
wre,ches Of the Bro ks stamp th.t our Vieisnt Con-
n itte,s are and rave been sc'ing. Tue, vil.inous
sets of sucb men cslea them into existence, and
keen them in existence. If Law and order have
be.p oyerthrown in this State, il Is such
he who have caused il. But their doom IL
;, sled here Nev,r again will they be permitted TO
oyerawe main and destroy; nor Will they hereafter
be e.vat. to ofice These men cannot animate With
The Republican party. nor would they De a"9weo.
So far they bave beer in the Democratic and kncw
Nothing Ianks aud a, oudest- moutoed IN denouncng
Reuubhcat IN, ell of which, in the present state d
things here, adds vastly TO the strength and moral
influence Of that party The pub ic fee,iog created
o., the Vigilance Committee question, and eiev ated 10
such int eDsiry by the news If the asaut on SUMNER
will IL s confidently believed by many Wen informed
ra,tes fla suitable eau ida'e sba be nominated, b.
IL mtH 8 of carrying the Repuoh IAN ticket IN toi,
State. With Pierce or Dougas the Democfacy coaia
lot touch bottom. - NJ,
Az soon as tn action Of the Republican National
Cow, ntion shall reach us, the party here VIII eau
State Copver tiob TO nominate Consre smen, and 20
firth al enter on the campaie, with visof md win
Ion. of success. The Know No'hinx psrty has be-
come .fiete. Nebraska and Anti Nebrask-, with the
Den ociscy on enc side and the Republicans on the
other will be the question sod the parties in he con
ing ca nyass Matters bave become resolved TO this,
and The battle Oh this ground cannot be eysded
The behavior of the Pierce troops II Lawrence VINO
ale reported to have wsntooly demolished houses sni
conn itt.d other overt outrageous ac.s ples foe
81 n, asme and have. M der the local circumstances,
eukiic led o blaze Of ia dienstion against the whoe
tIib. of Iowdy ism end rufhanhm. -.
C.P Duane, one Of the exiled patriots, who was
sent of by the Committee, stopped a. Acspnlco, and
At. wed mself az az on the mail steamer which arrived
hert a few days since His intention WA t. ietara
San FraDciscO He wss Uncovered on board, and
the down rte amer hciled Ia the Calf Of Calf mia
aid be war forced on bosrd IF her. SO tina. you vii
probably have him in New.York He Add the Other,
exiled by that line inteud their friends say, to com
meDce suits in NewYork against the Nail Steamship
Company for forcibly carrying them on from Their
homes and in spite of their repeated prcteststions