New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
Netu91ork Dailp G,.ibnme
POLITICAL

DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN STATE con
vEkTION.
HrKkMrR Co., LIST Drsr.-oliver Ladae and VIM
Coppeuo1.
RENSSELAER, Co., lid DsI.-Geo. w. Banker and
Voney Richmond. Alternates-Chss II. Fisher and
c. +. Reynolds.
RIcHnosD Cow. Templeton johnson and joseph
Eebert. Ahernstes-H,nry Crabtree and Wm. Nc
Lean.
SEsrcA Co.-Geo. Hocknell and c. ID. Ves,ehus.
ScuoH,RlE Co.-Thos L. Danforth and Matthew
freeman.
YATES Co-Chas j. Townsend and Alex Bsssett.
Tie Norttompton (,lass.) Gazette and Courier
has the following:
,uops the csrdid... named foEths Republican
pourai for Ii. Presidency the Hon coward Bates Of Me
so lii rGn sT.ns he sSt ne" s % Toe .r. p. ~ me
bar BE- The fret of the slave S'ie- 70
eser He /. an able LAWYER St. Loui, bis .s- 'Ay6Se be
always ard s,l csms 70 be Wing pat he 10 Paeta
pone bis popularity the IVES. would he ole a1us ne
nsry Tecomn d.on' in h ,yo lie Is p1. .- a ~,
s;rou, Of the emancipation Of As-o9ii d-
.n G. ,Ss NI,r.r STATS. III. view. IN rcs,,d
cry sgi'st rather too conservative T. NEE; ne
,tsy e,t Ant sssry s.w a. Mr Bates ~:
choice yet be has e!sio' u TOE psy 1y ~
eandGs,e ,h.u the Hon. Eewasa Bstes."
-Tke Ikira Herald is glad that Lsnsing Stout the
Representative from Oregon, whom Inc CoHS'""'''"
terms a sterling Democrat, coming Es'l.
"Divers people, says The HeraId "Atreao1ute' WI
be alad TO see him. An opportunity TO cancel CERTAIN
hte obhg sions held sacred the wor!j over ny men Oh
honor. will be afforded him. Il is possible he msJ bs
afflicted with q bad memory, AMI that Il may be nee
esssry TO remind hi Of the fact Of hsvng forgotten
10 refund certain mcreys furnished by old Trends many
years ago to deisy his expenses 70 California lneboy
who urged ms father 70 come out West because
"uighty mean men get office, evidently ~role TIE
truth.
An intelligent Republican who has lstey been in
several p.,ts Of the interior OF gland, reports
that WmII.s Pr FEssrNpss OF Mace IS the
fay oi.e in TIA, region the Republican caadii
for the Pre- sidency M Fesse ndeu strong, brave
ara spo,less msr. ard would make 81 admirable
President.
Tie ST. Louis Democrat says:
Taken oil in H. Brcdsrio1 ore OF " i'.n1 rsn
,s coups. .Ds be ,neec, eefsAiias ire Aiuie,'iis
ton 81 u ,s-riuR rs'ioDal streneh II S--0s- e s
tor u AZ look ioT ,tiil higher honoI.
TIL Chicago Press and Ttt6sa< ssys thst the
on,nse laid az the door Of Gen. Wsrd y. Burnett,
S,v,vor General of Kansas and Nebrssks, is drunk
opp.,s. Tie Press adds: Zen. Burnetts pre-
6s,e.sor-John Calhoun, Of the Order Of the Candle
Ro,-vs. never retsd g. over Jealous temperance
usn ei,h.r in this State in Kansas. Hence some
sprr,i.e was manifested in Nebrasks TO learn why
d,urkerpess had been cstsloeued as crime by tue
newer, that be. The petition addressed to the ere'
den, and Secretary OF the interior sets forth that Gen.
Bp,re,s habits have be rome 80 notorious III Inc
Onposi,ion are uspg i, greatly to the iDjGry o. the
Democratic party" b., The Nebraska fr''' pd''
forth An entirely different ound Of complaint IS Ans'
the surveyor. 1t is as follows;
"Ii rpe,sy underwood ,aas On hsr, 70 in
ss.s ~i.hou, restrain, their passion ~ liquor Shie ery G
| s.,;,ab,x ". have beer taId thai wren they W
LII h. syep ven, - ~ n " has ~ wholly ks-S ~"