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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16

Tie r,ion of the Kansas Territorial Legislature
vas called by Stanton upon 8 pledge required Of
ard given by its Leading members and BY several
influential per.on, no. members, substantially that
the lie sissture, if called together would not under.
tske tie general repeal Of the bogus laws, but
wouS eopfne itse'f TO measures for defeating the
Leeomptan Constitution.
II IS curious inquiry what effect the dismissal
of Stanton may have upon this agreement aad un-
Outstanding. Clearly il will be in Stsntons power,
If be is d'pOseo to relea,s this stipulation which
sspersona to himstl II and ntenisd to protect BIN
from The iuputAtioa at Washington Of having
called the Legislature together for the purPoea Of
aEse'ilrg tho bogus laws Stanton having bsef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16

The Union opens on Senator Douglas, i'll az elab
orste leader OF over four columns. The criticism is
guarded in manner and courteous in terms, but il
implies that tie Senator has sought pretext for
suarreling with the President, snd has not waited
y find q good ono. The writer labors. with rather
more ability than WAS evinced by Mr.. Bgler, con
pequently with more success, TO impale 1.-The Lit
als Cant on some Of the thornest point, Of his
trestrusnt of Kansas in the lsst Congress. His ar
xumeft rups thus-Giyen the legality and legitimacy
of the two bogus Territorial legislatures chosen by
ipyssion, violence and TERRORISM on March 30, 1856,
ard Oct /, 1856, the Calhoun Convention was le-
xsIy callei-hence had night to make COustitu-
zion, and TO submit il or not as that Convention
should decide. or course, its right 10 hay submit
ii is indisputsble Lesser power being included
10 the greater. Mr.. Douglass assumption that q
Territorial Legislature has no right to call Con's'
At;onal Convention 10 the absence of an enabling
act by Congress- il treated a. novelty, and Attor'
pty.Gtneral Buffers opinion in the Arkansas case,
cited by Douglas in support Of bis position, is
secuted Ma heresy. The Union is crcumsPec!
and courteous but the tone snd scope Of its article
hbdcste that Mr.. Douglas has sinnsd wsn.only
~ Oeyond forgiveness.
The SOsh lRlcbnOnd] tAkes Mr.. Doaglss IN
Baud With far less ceremony, and sh.ges him with
very cusi-edgsd razor. Here is specimen Of
il. wOrke'srship;
"By al tie nv stefous Iites "a solenn vow appIO-
s.te 20 she rtl"rat0n Of slsnal 40 al t.cY 81
phen A Uougls rcDOnDces the futh Of tbs D-nO rscv
ard ia rtc-isso .DO the communion OF tie Back Re-.
publoaw.
We cspuot tdect in aihererre a. the tres h@ry Of
a. pstor Dousie- lie wss politician OF o,n.idera
psoulss. Arsoeisuon wiih Southern gsn'lenlsa had
emoothsd down tue rugged vugsri'ies Of ME early sd
sestop, aid ho had come 10 be quite deceit aGd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16

city which il nalstrom Of al the peoples with al
the tongues! Mr. Headl.y, where Are your hu'
NANTES" ard their sugsestions' "Msrtet men
rd women. I40r" MAP makers, IL" News
boys. H5;" "Nurwvmen, l." Oh Oh, "Oi[
elo,h m.Leu. @" Professors, 80" What sort
Reporters IS" We know better than that
"Sslsmen. 42s." Stuff! Z" Sections, r." Ask
Brown IL there are not three times that "rrsd-
er,, %" What does this mean white lead
makers. O." Wool Cardeu and Combers, A.
Ard % forth.
These sre the positve misstatemeut; under tie
"Classifcation Of Occupations that 49, oil tne
persors actually epssged in q bu'ine" or calling
irrespective Of the distinctions Of n.sser or Jour-
neymep employers or employed. Nov let u' 'eok
At another portion Of the eensua under the head OF
&" Manufacturing" showing the number OF essso-
li,hments, the amount invested In real estate, sne
machinery or tools used, and tie number OF per-
scrs employed In this latter LIST we fnd OF black
smiths in this city, SO establishments snd 263 en-
plOyees But in the Classification Of OecuPs-
tons" quoted above, the number Of persons set
down a. being engaged in that way il 2,6ll. Nov
which is right Take next, for instance coufsctOn'
ers In the Clsssif cation the number is given ia;
in the other Lat 7O4 Which 10 which Let US take
peep 1t bakers. In the Classification they arc
$50; in the second enumeration they are 435'
Gas raierr figure az 81, and then again as 7$2.
Gutts perchs- abers are in one table and lo5 IN
the other. Msltsters are ignored in the Clsssl6cs-
tim ard MN nm in the other list Al ~ in nu nber
OilclGth- makers are "A first and l43 last. The
del'ctsble ccndmest Of pickles occ12e' in the
Clsnifcation IL, and then again 233. Susar.ref-
ner,, % in the Classification, and next they rise to
CPS. Fire ensiner are fret restricted to 6 ma
kers, ard then they riss to 40. And so We could
20 On with many other contradictions. But for
the present, We have discu,'ed sufficiently tbe
"Model Genius" o Mr. Hesd'sy. Mr. Head.
Icy, o,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16
THE SENATE COMMITTEES are to be announced
10. day. The Balnmore Ssn's Washington CORE
spondent reports the following the cast agreed
mon in caucus on Monday evening:

Foreign Reats.s-Messs Mason, Douglas srdeIl Polk,
Cnttenosn, Sew ard and foot
Fh0nes-Mesus Hunter Pearce Gwin, Bright, Riggs, Fss
sender and Cameron.
ConmUee-MssIr Clay, Benjamin, Bsler, TOombs, Reid,
Allen AMI Hsmlin.
Biiia,y 4fdi,s-Menr. Davis Ftzpssriek johnson, liver
son RrodeTick, Wilson and King 49,
hdtal 5F0rs-MesTs. Mallory, Thomson OF N. j., SlceI,
Apep. Hammond, Bell Of Tenn aud Hale.
Jvdiea,yMess. Bsyard TOombs Push. Benjamin Green,
Cosmer aid TIumbulL
Post Cros AND Post Rodds-Messrs Yulee Bigler Gvn,
Fitch, Henderson. COusmer and Dixon.
Pvbe L1ndsMessrs. eust johnson, Push, r. w. John.
SOL, Frederick, Foster and Harlan.
P,:rats Land CLains-MesG, Benjamin, Bggs Thompson
Of Ky kennedy and Durkee. .
Idiaa Afas-MessIs Sebastian Brown Reid Fitch, Bell
of Tenn Houston aud Doolittle-
Pen.OnsMe.srs. Jones, Thompson Of J., Clay, Bs.es
fhomp,On Of Ky Foster ard King
Revolutionary Caim,-Mesus. Evans, Bates Crit.endsD
Wilson and Durkee
Claims-Mess. fversor Mallory Polk, Bell Of N. H., snd
Simmons.
D,t,iet Of Coianbid-Messr Brown, Mason johnson Of
Tenn, Hei dersop Kennedy Hsmli1 and Chandler
Patenh and Potest onee-Messp Reid, Evans, Yuee Sim
and TIumbull.
Pablo Buaeng. and Grovad.-Me''rs. Bright Hunter, De-
Wis Douglas and Hale.
Te,rorie.. He.u, Douglas Jones, Sebastian Fitzpatrick
Green. Sumner and Wade.
Enoyosed Bl.-Messrs Wright. Bgler and HARLEM
audit and Conrol If C0sfss9eHf E<Sssses-Asssrs. Evans
n rght and Dixon 49,
EE,oHed B,Ls-MesGs. Jones. Brown aud Dooittle.
Prfntin9-Messrs Johnson Fitzpatrick and Iessendes
Lib,dry-Messrs Pssrce, Bsysrd and Hammond
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16

The PRESIDENT ON EXECUTIVE DUrY.-The Wash
iDston letter which published in oounns Last
Sunday, describing the interview between the Pro0-
den. and several Members of Congress from New.
York, relative TO Mr. MeKeons remova, has created
quite rumpus among the Black Republicans and the
bogus Democrats. The TRIBUNE publishes the letter
with some remarks, intmatiDg that the Hon. William
McMunsy Of this city who was present at the later
visw, was its author. Herald
THE TRIBUNE only said that some smart fool"
must have written that letter. We certiniy did
not mean 10 indicate Mr.. McMurray BY that char
sctsI zstion, and it is not courteous to him On The
Hsralds part 10 consider him pointed at By our
atrcturee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16

Great efforts are now berg made at Washington
b induce Gov. Walker to resign and we appre
Atpd their ultimate success. That will give Den.
yer and Regent Calhoun fuu swing in Kansss-
That is, as fun as the Free-Ss.ts mems much en-
during forbesrsnce will allow. But our faish 10
hrm that the Lscompton Constitution can never
Be imposed on Kansas, even if it should be crowded
Through Congress, which we think it cannot be-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16

From MINNESOTA, we have st. Paul sdvicss to
The 9Th The State Canvassers had gone into secret
session over the returns, excluding the defrsuded
candidates aud their counsel, and would doubtless
grind out Sibley as Governor in due season
The mercury marked 30 below zero and there
dad been good sleighing for fortnight. We need
hardly ssy that the Mississippi was only navisable
On skates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16

,sncmaiou.y s1pensted. sn nov no iuaus.,.,,
% bod tie Legislature 80 this sgr.sn,,, !, :.
place any restraint upon .hsm acton. Itn a..
fsre 10 Re expected that whss be leaves n. or :.
he vii csncsl tie pledge which was rive, 8,
hin, and thus 'eare The LegislAtur. at hnIb..."
to sweep away not merely the b9sus Coa..itv,io'
bu. The bogus laws Along with IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16
Tie enterprising Territories Of Oregon

Tie enterprising Territories of Oregon and
Washir gton have handed in to Congress their
little bill for scalpipg Indians and violating
squaws two years ago. The War it will DO
recolected, wac stigmstized by Gen. Wool, then
commanding On the Pacific, as wholly wanton and
uDprovokeA-hsvng been deliberately got up BY
the Whites for the purpose of running bill on
good, easy Uncle Sam. Neither Oregon nor Wash
ingtOp has ever paid anything of consequence for
the Public Lands absorbed by their white inhabit-
anti, but they are ready enough 10 knock bottom.
board out of the Treasury and load up their several
carts with "the Spoils." They haze had
"Comnission on Indian Ware Claims" sitting for
hearty a year past, which has made up the follow
ing cheering aggregates:
Nun Der Of volunteer troops Oregon enrolled in
amount Of vOlunteers pay reported By the Com
Amount Il expense. ia .nppor; Of volunteer .ery.
ice N 'vf" o %
fG'.l war debt +. orrsUS $50 g
Reported volunteers. pay Of sSis ss os
E1ren,,s in support volunteer. it Warrington S7Lss2
Total war debt in Washington. Lss5 IS
Total deb, in 10th Tenitories....... 5,ssl,st "a
The Territory Of Oregon furnished about one-third
of the men 10 the service Of Washington and nearly
tHo-thnds Of the supplies used in The war.
The claims Of American citizeas for French
spoaiioDs Of our Commerce prior to laU0, are
now something over City eight years old. Solar As
We can learn, they are . rishteousy due as any
public debt ever was. After these shall have been
paid hall century or so We trast the cls.ms Of
the Oregon and Washington Indian-hshters VIII
come up for consideration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16

would it not be wiser, in thus acknowledging them
selves beaten, to submit vita grace Since the
point Of submitting the Slavery question to me
people IL conceded, why sickle for the authority
Of the I.ecompton Convention, which, in fsih'g 70
mike KsI q slave State, has Lex. The South with
oct AIRY interest 70 sus,sin ts authority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16

The Missouri River navigation having closed,
while Western roads are vel nigh impossible, our
adsices from Kansas viii be less prompt and regu-
lar than they have been. Meantime, the Government
Ispatches will probably be often ahe.1 Of Ours,
ard viii put the worst possible construction on the
scts and purposes Of the Free State men. Let due
Allowance be made for this.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16

The statement tset "tiessr,. Shields and Steele
hid been elected TO the Senate from Minnesota is
denied At the latest dates received at Chicago, no
eieciior had taken place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16
Ne@alork DAILY Gribnme
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER &c. 1857.
TO COsPEsPONDEHTs

Brsssber IN tns rernttenoes teguenty omit 70 nnen
non tbs Of the Post Ohes, and frequently the
OF The STATE 10 which their paper b TO Be sent Al
wsys m4nton the Of thu Pest Office ind Sat-.
Nc be taken Of Lcsons Wtss
intended fr Insertion must b, authenticated by the
and address Of the vrternot neossssy fs psba-
eskoD. b1, ~ guaranty Of his good fsith.
We undertake 10 return rejected CommuniesHonx
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Total xnta liz COZ
Total vol,

II will be seen that the Republican vote has fsIsn
off about 81 600 the Democratic vote about 900 ana
the aggregate vots some 90 600. There figures csry
With them their own moral Let Republicans every.
where lay il 10 heart and resolve never again 70 {.
caught mapping" We bsvs barely escaped dsissl,
and We ought 10 have elected our Whole ticket BY
IN Ol0 nsioritv
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Tbe maiOrit;es are ss foIIOWs:

Randall si2; Campbell, 6li Jones' go, Hss,inss NJ,
Bosek fO2; Draper 252 squrss, Ssi heGrsw, COG.
None of the supplements" are included 10 the
above totals az they ssrnot be counted except ia yo
laton Of law ana would not alter The result 90 sny
about $50 70 the Democratic and about 100 TO the r..
publican aggregates.
Comparing the total vote, with these siditiops vh
the official vote last Fall, We have the following n.
cult:
ls56-Fremont ....66 300 lS3I-RsndAl. go. As O97
Is56-Bucbanar :. 81 s67 IS57-Cross "a S3,
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Advertisements for TEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE Of THE
week must be handed in early to-day. Price, 81
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JoHs TYsoE Of New Brunswick NJ j., viii deliver any
pst Of that city DAILY and WEEKLY editions at ~
per eek for the DAILY Leave orders at his Office No
fl.-..k 49,.
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We have received the following polits epistle

CHARLksTOIl ItJT
sh In late number " your psper you noticed the net OF
having published 'evesl article, The N Ore1Hi Ds
and the occasion b. particularly upon myself
II your privilege notice anything publish snd sro
,ou could paid articles sher compliment
thar exrress your entire csapprobson OF them You VII
have the snkres confess that 10 neither law nor
rtce condemn without bearing and did not 20 NE
the Justice 10 pubsh the article which touched yo7r .ens
bes you last Of the series snd AN vi Ing
20 s1cept the publication Of Amende or your Omission
DO % the readily for the reason that believe That the
subject will be highly entertaining and with ulsnisoe Eel
ing toward you willing that the service sh be agreeable
hope readers will have least opportunity
Of knowing that there Southern center Of opinion Ia these
States sL6 the opportunity Therefore Of prohtns By knosl
edge Of that I'm poTtant fact,
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,liL, .,.ia,t tho system which creates dsmsad.
and III. cupidisy which would. dpernif'sd, sar''A
Q supply.
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Cost an0 fonn6.

CHILD LOST.-A YOUNG GlRL, 10 years OF
~ ase named NARY ANN ESRIGHT, residing With her
NJ th. Wastgtnn Has been MISSING since the an ms,
all efforts find her have been uaavsins sac vas ,ae
rnasfsy Of widowed mother and any
ber vii BE- thankfully received BY Mr. aAhoAhEr I'm
RIGHT, No. n W.shinxtopst, Sew-fofs
EOUND-On Broadway, in front OF Stewarts
Store, MONEY ~hch The owner may receive upon PROV
and having Advertisement Inquire TOR "
2 RIGGS, Reynolds, D-voe Co.'S Nos LOG And ios Fa
tur-sf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22
AmnsementS.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-New-York, July 10
n M STUART begs that he has Leased t9i
Theater ard junction with MI DION bOOhOlSAUA
will assume the direction Of a
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
for which preparations being rapidly made -,
These given In acknowledgment 81 the pat
ronsee and Kindness extended hun In his past enterprises
viii he made worthy OF the OF NeYork while al the
nrn. tim. the price viii be such TO bring this
uu.sa within enjoy OF all ctisens Az friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

q # ii A l. b T. X &,
~ ..,.,e5 by Maa.ue DANGRL will give GRAND
CONCERT In SARATOGA on WEDNESDAY JAY ~