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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31
TNHE NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
II FOR NOVEMBER l.

Circulation. recommendation.
The NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I..LEADIsG ARTICLES; A DOnshfaes EIposeai Be
Ready Power Of the Press. The Brand OF bsroa
rsm The Episcopal Church
uKANsAs: The Recent Elections. Gov. Geary and
bis Peace" Progress d Lesa Per,eeutiSn-con;
yentioL at Topeks-Another Conspiracy The Heal
H. REVIEW OF THE WEEK; Giving in condensed
and conspicuous form the latest and most Important
States. Mexico, South America and Europe.
psai Til %olG ' ss Do. Mover"
y..THE POLITICAL PARTIES OF THE DAY:
speech q WIN. Ii. Seward, delivered at Auburn,
VI. sLAvE-BREEDISGR EPuBLIcANISM; America
ofUs
yu..TwO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA:
Fremont in California
VIII. "ORDER REIGNS IN WARSAW"
Ix..A ROORBACK IN PREPARATION
X. POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE: PennsyiysIs Eec.
tion (Oficisl) Indiana; New Jersey
M..NEGRO RESURRECTION IN TEXAS
XII..LNDIANA Frauds still coming to Light.
XIII. THE TRIBUNE KANSAS FUND
XIV. THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
XIV. CORONATION FETEs AT MOSCOW.
XVI. THE AIsERIEs OF A MODERN HERO.
XyII..THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
XVIII. TO TIE REPUBLICANS, AND FRIENDS OF
FREEDOM AND THE RIGHTS OF WHITE
XIX. ONE WEEK MORE.
xx..REyIEw OF NEW PUBLICATIONS: The G,iden
p.soni Or Up and Down The IrTa"Addt-By An
XI.IMPORTANT TO THOSE WHO SEND ELEC-
TON RETURNS
xxIE"SEGRoEs AND RELIGION Tie Episcopal Church
the South
xxIlI..THE KANSAS ENlGRANrs: By L. Maria Child
xxIv..ARREsT OF A NOTORIOUS FoRGER' HIS Ca
Teer Of Crime
XXV..ls THERE Az OPEN POLAR sea-
XVI. ELECTION LAWS AND WHO MAY VOTE
xxvII..PENAL COLONY IN BRITISH AAEhiOA
xviii MISCELLANEOUS: Negro Insurreeton IN artan-
sss Serious Accident TO Ex-Pre.dent az bdfeni
Singular Effect Of LoSoIn S5ID " Hi $500 Oh
Tks Bo-ton Horse show; M Hsdr!eki Major
Buford.
xxx. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
xxx. WHALERS.
xxxI. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Fol Reports of the
Stock Money, Cotton, Gran, Cattle AID other Mar
ket, specislly Reported for The Tribune.
srssosTrIoxs-One copy for ysa 81; Three copies
SIS; Five copies sS: Ten copies SIS.
eoris. wrappers b. obtained ~ the COUNTER n
RE Pllysa,en CEee Ia EeTplG PI.eei u ia.
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MI FRY having been waited upon accepted the invitation
follow: oo ar,
N Y TsIBusE OFFICE Thursday, Oct 81, 1856
have acknowledge the receipt Of your n'
,taton requesting address the Mechanics and working
Brooklyn the questions involved In the present
which vitality affect the dignity and interests Of tIee
honorable labor shall accordingly do 90 en-
fO-MORROW friday EVENING at u O'clock at the place
In the call shall endeavor 70 show that TINS ques
ton party needs and sinks into the depths
earh-for Free Territory depends the re-
the land 70 feed and cothe the people ana without
H. national ruin and ultimate Inevitable
Faithfully yours, W. H. FRY
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U>uE EXHIBITION Of AMERICAN
MANUFACTURES

vn.rvIJNINsTITUTE Of the STATE ofPENNsYLvANIA
~" r., n. PROMOTION Of the MECHANIC ARTS
n hed in the City Of Philadelphia in the nOcih Of SOven
Der neIt. Ii, l. ., T. a., ~,
i. On FRIDAY Nov and be opened for the admission
o. ys.n-. on TUESDAY Nov. H. 10 O'Clock H. and the
~ t.i,;on viii close Saturday, Nov 3, 10 N
.no5s seposited ser Monday Evening Nov. TO- be
an the Judges Lists for composition premum-but
% be deposited for exhibition only psyng fee according
20 Models and Machinery will b. put in motion de-
10 sy steam Power under the charge Of suitable supen
containing the regulations for the II the
rhisou and any other information that may be desired viii
Dc fufn"'' WILLIAM HAMILTON AetuHry
Hall Of the Franklin Institute, Philsdelpha
&c MY OF MUSIC
a n LET on ofnishts Of the Opera for Concerts L-e
ke AeeomodsOn for 400 persona Phee Per night
ss"-ine'o''ns "s' BALL SEASON.
n. nee for Ball Nights has been reduced e7 including
Ill hs pryrses o. the Barr Supper Rooms md Cloak Rooms
,.~sbfr With the lighting and SCORING Apply to N r.
s2toI Rr ~ the rxeeuti Committee No. Soatb-st
NTSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broadway,
nts.,, $50 Of the finest PAINTINGS pot upon
1.SI.,o T1n~r IA v and HvsNTN4 AimtsAua. Is ssntA
nR- ABBOTTs CELEBRATED EGYPTIAN
DMUsBUM the mos, popular and nstruow- exhibition in
ana Of Of Literary taste and refine
800 y now open ct the Stuyvesant Institute s. Broadway
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NV = = ~ T. 81 y l. d ana , L r H
W WATCHES-Ths subscriber who has been In bosi.-ss
IN Wh for years past 10 selling al desenptops Of Oold
and sIver "atches AZ wholesale aud retail at less than mo
rine Cog Lepine Watches, four hole. jsweei
fine Colo Detached Levers full eweIed q 70
Find Cold Hunting Case English Patent Lever -
ARG also all kinds Of English Parent Lever and peg
watches made by Cooper Johnson Tobias becsisy Hsr-
risen and all other celebrated makers low Also ID. si
etrsd Levers and Chrononee mis By jules Jersensen 81
Copenhsgen tie perfect In the world Ao,
Epsish and Swiss Pocket ChoBoHess and Maize W.tshss
Watches hlch wind up hands without baa
full Enameled Diamond Waches for LADIES' Indspnsat
Second Quarter Second Watches fr timing sorss Asd al
other style OF Ws,ehes Gold and Silver. lees 'h.a slsi
prices Watches and Jewelry eIchAnsed All Waeho' var
rsnteA 20 keep good time GEORGE g. ALLEN, inr.'ivT
OF ,eh,s and Jswslry Wholesale retail No. u Wal SC,
ssSe,d eoer EesT BgesGvsy.
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TWO EDITIONS Of MRS. GOV. ROBINSON .
KANSAS having been entirely exhausted we snAu issue
Third Edition on FRIDAY Oct 81
CROSBY, NICHOLS 4 Co, Ill Wsshingtor-st, bosp0h'
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Eighth Ward Republican Assoc tation..A me meeting
Of the above Association will be held EVERY EVENING I'M
election at Headquarters northwest corner Broome and
at II O'clock The Republicans of the ara
invited 10 attend HENRY DAVID, rfchloeh''
JOIN SHAW, Secretaries
r. EDIE,
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= Pc CT L No 7 l c Z.
, THE LIFE OF ROBERT FULTON.

The HERO % ky.sr9s,s, ,.,,on..
every family, nautical man and mechsno' y'"ns
and old. A. n ruronoprr IN
cEJRRFCIT AGENT 2s3 Brosdwsy Rooms 10 and ~ OF ~
CHARLFS MOORHEAD, "Astor House boosst"fe' 'hs''"
mali entrance Ia the hotel. - - n,,, p..-
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Iaaie., X apsas Neetjna.-An adjourned Mes;ins vi,
b. held al Hope Chapel No ne Broadway, on sAiUAoAf
MORNING, AZ IL O'Clock, Nov l. r....l ava
Farne. Women who are willing do well ~ TO feel are
invited 20 be present - =, ,,L m uop
row (Sa,urdsy) at the residence Of Mrs T. McGhEoon
NOYFg No. g Eas. 2thst
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c: T6 re CITIZENS 'f!i Or THE FREE STATES
1.-THE undersmsd citizens Of Kansas feeling the necessity
Of seton and effort In order sup
ply the anticipated Of brethren In Kansas during the
dom immediately forward their contributions the National
Committee CHICAGO which Committee setting snc-r.
contributions be sent through the National kAnsas Co ee
and through individuals unes they are fully suihoseA
BY ssd National Committ ..nov rarrnpmo,
"s x s fSn s9oSssRow ! Z MScaEIL.
THE NETWORK CITY AND COUNTY KANSAS
cokMITTEE have , sHsn %n y Tf sIssoApwAY.
md will take charge Of contributions for The above object
Fend Of the cause At distance had better end their
dire. 70 &C i9ii ARM e s.s Sss
s.l Transpor,stion Agent the National Kansas
t.. .poSs Bo and ssos: Banis
Shirts and other ready made Clothing are ~ .sned
sns1sr Let benevolent merchants send goods let Fs
be held IN aid Of Kansas let De xen mp IN cur
ssnsi sTerions in behalf this great let all good
Interest themselves. in short let t1sre q N ea1s snd @
fGE6 dSshT aSsSsSaNrE s.zye,. Ct, .a. Count,
THADDEUs HYATT, I'D Wes; Broadway, ". Y.
Republicans !-Csn and zee our BANNER BILLS for
G"s sSo% r1ss BAKER Primers Tribune
BaiidiHs. '''''''. ~ 80
Fremont! buchanan! Fillmore. -Potici.ns viii
bear in mind that the INDIA RUBBER BANDS for tying
Election Ballots be obtained 10 any quantity a. the RI B.
Der STORE No. Sd Broadway, opposite the Tabernacle
eThe Rev. Charles =. Harris, |. Chi.l.a Jew, win
preach next SABBATH MORNING and EVENING, in the
commence al ol m snd7 M Strangers are invited to 81.
tend Seats free.
Machinery for Sale Screw Bolt Factory No. $50 l2th
sssD. p Hamm aBV. v.es and G
'''''-'"' u ''--' ''' ''' JOHN CAMERON Assignee.
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6petial Notices.


We the undersigned, Mechanics and Werk'nsii
men Of Bros va believing the dignity OF our calr ana
sonseious Of the responsibilities resting upon as as
in FREE LAND sndso being scqusnted with the unnoy
nd efforts being made u snbvert
the priceless heritage left by Father without oslhc'n
A. 10 u.rty or h,ttbtaace 90 unite in q call for
1VORKISGMENS MASS NETTING,
To b. beid IN the ROCKY MOUNTAIN TIT, ..r-.
CORNER OF UNION AND VAN BRUNT STkkEAo,
''''" FRIDAY EVENING the 3lst day Of October,
Al Lat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

BERMUDA. Feb The schr Mershon Capt Graham
into this rcr, OF sufdsy inst o. sails and head
S s Il s S
met eed on lie 9Th u from INV asd lasted Sree days dur
spin iorsa AZ msnss and Was id to bear away for
s White on
Brig Mary wilma lickersor, having repaired salts to day
ohr vessels before reported here in distress are ali repair
ocosh .ss moaning hs a,s broke board bar.
t10gs hat w we. s,sp sasss ,. ia so The Marin. from
s q =. gse
WITH 10 ,eny:s whose term q service has expired ~.
wallis, are still lying at these islands
NEWCASTLE DEL Feb 70 To the Editor of the New Yori
Btrsd:-An article eaed from Newcastle and signed "one
% e.
s sSe
culary who becomes calunniator and expected 70
Of Mos q so the - . -:
he cutter Forward has lying over any days,
s ss g. o. her Be-
S b.
Of Of e ssr YSnr s an
osee1s Of sss eSsr Ss rSsdsps. Lsdssr
norsncs males hse sppssr those possessing
Of The efficiency Of The Gaze which aires i'm
your os mns Is
hs n ssrany Of sTsa,
ana foresight and give credit nautical exper
excuse HIM fer ell deficiency, and are
'o'e s'Oe'''' /" 80 80 THOMAS SANDS,
Capt q revenue cutteS Forward.
paltimo Six, Taylor Boston Gen warren, Clifford. ds;
s Mex e Cam pesa
I'd s.r Cobb Bs;Ss HAVE Douglass shsf
s'd bark Virginia EselDs, ms, IAaaayra brig
Fst srs st Jaeo de Cuba schrs Delaware Harding
proyidence: Smith TuAls Baker, kYork
miscellaneous ana Disasters.
n Sec Correspondence above
81 Sec arrivals at this port
The steamship Edinburgh, Capt Curamings> which sailed
from New the "a u Glasgow, Clyde
at 10 O'Clock Pm the b, thus accomplishing passage
in IL Gays time though wasdesaned hours
by the during her This augurs well the Gs
gov line.
In cur account yesterday OF tie propeller Victoria Of the
New York Newfoundland and Luadca Telegraph Co. tho
memo Of her cormsDder shout. hive been suysr, not
s p shuytr, as published
Ire reeu line Of propee setwsep New York Port
land resume their trips this week. leaving each port atu
dsya The westernp ort Ie~yes to day for Portland
fgIp NARY BRADFORD aig sanis Messenger &c the Lah
nit says"A SpaDiard famed ntoDio DuIani belonging
ne crew OF melictn Mary Bradford lying the
on charge OF ateDp 1ps TO set fire TO that vessel"
SHIP LAvIsA ADA s, Adams, which ashore Leo Key
december last and ~ss afterwards taken iato Key wesi
saec That pat leo Is for rev Or repair bu
three davs she aank and teeame total CreS
saved The sh vbep she s Kew West leaked at the rate
Of sixty inchee Der day said TO be fully insured.
MEss S9cER Bird, at Bern uda, was FIRE on the TN
ut-eee Colssspot dence above.
BARK CAN RAcgR-It stated days since thai h
bsy Papsr of md had
2Sh ut The Norfok Herald OF me sh vi ys:-The bari
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ONE MORE PAssEHGER--As the lightning express
train on the Lake shore road last Saturday evening was
stopping at he Ashtabula station IT received impor
tart addition to it's complement Of passengers The SUI
Of that division OF the road happening TO be
on board the train cleared Of the coaches the
passengers with the exception Of the lady and few f.
male assstants physician was sent for and every
thing done TO make both the mother and the little one
comfortable. The train detained some tao three
hours The lady belongs at cleveland, but her
way from this city where her usbsnd IL at woTk.-B
folo Advertiser March I.
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Senior DON Francisco Aranda Secretary State for the
Departent Of the Interior Of Justice Foreign AZ
lss of the republic OF Venezuela presented his cfeden.
tss on FRIDAY last the President was received A
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo,entary Of
that republic
ARRIVALS.
AT the Smithsonian house joel Tiffany Ohio Rev X c.
Marshall Long leland G. Fox and family. Chic O. H. Nor
ION ar sdy Charleston Ill; J. A. Hsiey Waterford Vt
prr kndrewa Copneciicut; Robert Jones and family
Georgia Hon. G. wakeman Ohio; George Bachford, Cali
fnfnis
From New Orleans via Havana steatpshp Black Warrior
a X van prsle Chas Lchenbprg, Antonio Anestv, W. H.
anfhs n, A 'B,douip. Lent. X Nerden, u. s. NJ Nra W.
a. street. Wm woeitey, O. 9 Smith and sdyi Morals and
ladv MISC ma L. street Kennel. Jr T. II neyrins
Tsg a j Ieveritt wife and child DsnI Carts Es - w
" phkensrn & apt Crocier, J. NJ Csbse Giro Il w Buell.
n a psdee Mrs J. Floyd, Capt g. Hamilton and wife;
q KIN y g gilbert 1hos. 0rayson Capt Forte Kyer.
son ard lscs $. Lachance,G Holmes x. Cans, Mr..
geo nnilsn u r. A. Jpo. Jospib Geo W. lockwood Jno
A DUNCAN A. Lsrome, Geo. r. Forey, Y, Muller,
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meet on Monday, Wednesday and Friday Of each week,
uuadl the business Of the sssdon u disposed Of
oommuni saton received from the Mayor cnelos-
ing ordinances Of ths Common CeRAou Of Detroit trans
uittsd by the Mayor Of that city.
The board CONQUERED With the Councmen 10 extend
the Inequalities of the CITY, to the Hon Edward Everett
After dispoeing Of routine matters the board I'D
journed to meet on Wednesday ct O'Clock.
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hEIvor., Feb ls-lxr Graf Won Brendenbars Nyork.
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Sid is!h, Adams Avery. NSrlssns
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Hood Kirby and Koiunda. Perry. savannah.
Cd 12h Monmouth, Doane New Orloavs; AykwriRht Da'
Mo,ie; Santa CLAUS Fostes Boson 18TH 81 Lawrence
Dram New Orleans; l4h, Rome, oa- PhiAaelpha; Monte
| yuma suIs, Castln Q. -
SD lOh Golosn Laie Triese; HesRer Howee, Ha
vsns- ISh Mlon, Nickerssn and Maakhoh New Orioaus
Mia Sell Tinkham; Charleston; Arcic Zerega. New
| York tlkra owen, A,exAnper Bostop Lsh Ariel nelano
Tritse Mara Day, Cbass Savannsh Emily SPerre 1es
sier kohern Crown ernb, and Tonswansa Ju
Pot back. i4h, Donsd MKay, Warrior which cid 18th fo
| Mobile. - . -
Baebelde, do Scotia, Merrill Bssamore aurora, Bunting
Robert Kelly Barfiow, and Lucy Thompson Peniieton
Yorx nth Magistrse Wheeler, FOrleans; Scotland Hsw
ANA Mobue Roger stewart, 6koDold do; Peter Semi Dick
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Correspondence of the N. Y. Tribune.
CASSIUs cLAY-HIs ALLEGED SLAVES.

Albany, March &c, lS5s.-A number of pa
pers, here and elsewhere, in the interest of the
Pierce and Fillmore parties, are endeavoring
to make capital against the Republican move
ment, and against Cassius M. Clay, by charging
him with being stakeholder while processing
to have emancipated all his slaves.
The charge is based upon recent advertise
ment In Lexington paper, of the sale, by as
signees, OF Mr.. Clay's property, among which
are enumerated, "22 hands to be sold during
his life."
Some eight or nine years since, the same
charge was made against Mr.. Clay's consistency,
and to the inquiries of some friends the follow
ing facts were furnished by him in explanation |:
He did emaucipate all those whom he held
IN his own right by the laws of Kentucky. A
relative, In dying, bequeathed to the children of
Mr.. Clay twenty-five slaves, to be held by him
during his life, and at his death to 60 to his
children named. By the laws of Kentucky and
most of the slave States, slaves are made real
estate for all such and similar purposes, and
therefore it is beyond the power Of Mr.. Clay to
emancipate the persons in question, or divest
himself of that interest which, as the natural
guardian of his children, the law has invested
him with; at least, until his children arrive at
maturity. Yours, &C., WILSON MILLoR.
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would be no trucking, no time-serving, no plat.
form for one section, man for another. That
party would be false and recreant, if it should
shrink from the issue forced upon them in the
approaching contest. Into whose hands would
they put their banner? Would they desert
those men who had been SCARED in the fight,
and place it in the hands of one who was of
the field, and out of the range of shot? 1t was
to be desperate fight, and the banner should
be put into the hands of man around whom
there was the smoke of battle.
Mr.. Zolicoffer, of Tennessee, obtained the
floor, when the Committee rose.
On motion of Mr.. Pringle, of New York,
Resolved, That the Secretary of War be re-
quested to report to Congress at the earliest day
practicable statement in detail of the plan
which has been adopted for the Washington
aqueduct for supplying the city with water, &c.
On motion by the same,
ResOIUed, That the President of the United
States be requestedto communicate what inform
alton he may possess in regard to citizens Of
the United States being engaged in the slave
trade, or in the transportation in American ships
of coolies from China to Cuba and other coun-
tries, with the intention of placing or continuing
them in state of slavery or servitude, &c.
On motion of Mr.. H. Marshall, Of Kentucky,
Resotced, That the Committee on ForeigR
AHdlrs inquire INTO lne eNpeulency OF declaring
the engagement Of American ships in the Chi
nese cOolie trade to be illegal, and the cause Of
forfeiture to her csptors of the ships engaged
therein, and that they report by bill or other
wise.
The Speaker stated that Messrs. Oliver, of
Missouri, on the Committee of Elections; Sher-
man, of Ohio, on the Committee on Foreign
Affairs; Howard, of Michigan, on the Commit
tee of Ways and Means Cadwalader, of Penn
sylvania, on the Committee on Accounts and
Stanton, of Ohio, on the Committee on Military
Afairs-ask to be relieved from further service
on said committees.
No objection being made, their requests vera
granted, and the following gentlemen appointed
TO hll the vacancies thus created
On the Committee Of Elections, Mr.. Savage,
of Tennessee, rice Mr.. Oliver.
On the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Mr..
Stanton, of Ohio, cice Mr. Sherman.
On the Committee of Ways and Means, Mr..
Bilhnghurst, Of Wisconsin, Uice Mr.. Howard.
On the Committee on Accounts, Mr.. Hugh.
ston, of New York, gice Mr.. Cadwalader.
On the Committee on Military Affairs, Mr..
Clark of New York, cice Mr.. Stanton.
And then, at half past three o'clock, the
House adjourned.
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REPUBLICANIsM IN MICHIGAN.

Detroit, March 29.-The Republicans of this
State, to the number of 1000, met in mass con-
vention at Ann Arbor, on the Goth ult., to select
delegates to the Philadelphia Convention of
June IL. The following persons were named
as delegates:
At Ldrge-E. J. Penniman, of Wayne E.
G. Beaman, of Lenawee; Charles b. Gorham,
of Calhoun; N. l.. Avery, of Kent; Thomas j.
Drake, OF Oakland George Jerome, of Wayne.
First District-Gov. X. S. Bingham, of Liv-
ingston E. Lawrence, of Washtenaw M. A.
McNaughton, of Jackson.
Second District. P. Christiancy, of Mon
roe; w. j. Baxter, of Hillsdale; Lieut.. Gov.
G. A. Coe, of Branch.
Third District-H. G. Wells, of Kalamazoo ;
J. R. Kellogg, of Alegan; R. Strickland, of
Fourth District. l.. Couger, of Macomb
A. P. Davis, of Genesee; II. B. Shank, of
Ingham.
Of this number, three ,cere Wings, three aoere
Free-Soilers, two aoere Democrats and one an
original Liberty Party man. 1t is understood
that four of these favor the nomination of Gov.
Chase, while the larger remainder are uncom-
mitted, although undoubtedly preferring the
nomination of Senator Seward, the Great Heart
" of our cause"
The Convention was presided over by Judge
IL. q. Wells, of Kalamazoo, hitherto holding
aloof from the Republican movement, as Con-
servative National Wing. He is delegate.
Indeed, the occasion was signalized by the
complete adhesion to our party of several prom.
inent Wings who have heretofore held back.
There are now but two parties in this State.
The National Know Nothings have no organiza-
ton, and Fillmore's vote may be set down in
side of one thousand, if they should organize.
You may set down Michigan in the footings Of
calculation for the Presidential election at ten
thousand majority for the Republican candi
date. OF this there is no reasonable doubt.
We have but small foreign population, and
no Hindooism, so that we are not distracted on
either side of the American question, and our
population, mainly from New England and
New York, are intelligent and independent; so
much so, that the frauds and false pretences of
the Slavery Democracy find but cold recep-
tion.-COr. ~. Y. Tribune.