New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

~. Ar.,.csn presses OF the ate, is ANNOUNCED s.
h...snc, 20 be cassed among the Evowod expoaehts
of to Republican party.
71s V;uiiRgfon RVrbiic says: "Thc Stuart
;,,o,,,i q Michigan is making strong and pei.ten,
oe,,, 20 harmonic the Democracy Of that state IN
o5.r - send n united delegation 70 Charleston favor
.hle 70 Susrts nomination for the Vice Presidency.
To ia col, the removal of The Collector lShoeIna-
ken at Detroit and the Marshal CBagg-l must be
Effected. TIE Postmaster was sacrificed some time
since. Charges are now made against tee il trsha
aud Col, c,o-.'
Judge lOmas Lowe, VINO has been nominated
by tire Democratic Conve,'on in the Savsnnsh Dis
tfc, IN Georais, wa nominated by the friends Of Mr.
Seward, the late member VINO withdrew from the
contest.
The Democratic and Oppoii'ion papers talk As if
equally confident of cars ing Tennessee al the cleo
tioo Avg 4. The N0shUaic Potrtot says the Oppo-
,tion Executive Committee for Middle Tennessee
beie We tina, the Opposition candidate for Governor
and ou Of eight Of he Opposition candidates for
Congress ard Opposition msjofii7s in both brsnches
Of the Legislature will be elected.
-Tlc Washington States thinks that the Demo
cratic state tickle, of Kentucky vii. be elected by
ture will he elected, which VIII secure Democratic
United States Senator in lieu of Mr.. Cntteoden.
Yice-PreMdsnt Bteckinndso is a candidate and vii
no doubt be chosen. Ten Congressmen are 10 be
elected
The MNlsSipygqn, Democratic Journal pub
lshcd at Jackson Miss shows that the resolution of
the recert state Convention of that party threatening
10 90 out 4 the Union in Of the election Of Re-
rub!ican PRECEDENT was borrowed from Mr.. FiiImores
Albany speech delivered 10 January, 1856. Accord
ipgiy The Nisssssipvian thinks that al the Oppo'
alton IN tbat State and in oil the Southern States,
ought at once to come over into the Democratic camp
The Banner and FZig Of Nashville Tenn, says:
that the evidences that the Democracy OF the South
are preparing to compromise the Soath by putting
forth stephen a. D0ngas their candidate for the
" Presidency in 1862 sre becoming more apparent
every Day
From Washington Territory we losrn that Gov.
Stevens and Col. Wallace were on the stump for Con-
gresa Stevens had it was thought, the best chance
for election.
The 81. Pod Times states that the Hon. Schuy-
Ter Colfax will visit Minnesota during the mouths OF
August and September, AID address the people po-
hcsl subjects; and adds, Mr.. Coifsx is an excellent
speaker and bis visit 20 Minnesota will prove Of meal
young man, but true man, and South Bend, Ind,
where he resides, and where he edits paper when
not engaged in Congressional dutes he is very highly
esteemed With Trumbul, Wilson, Buringame,
Schufz aUd Cofsx as speakers in the coming campaign
in cur State hope sufficient light will be cast pom
the principles Of the Republican party to induce the
thoussncs who have been msed INTO tho Democratic
camp to Join orr forces. Let there be thorough or
ganzatiors in every school district and when the bat
tie union will be the -teppug-stoue to victory
Considerable speculation is going among the
Minnesota newspapers Ms 10 whether Gov. Sibley will
be a candidate for reelection. The most prominent
candidates fer the Democratic nomination in addition
to Mr.. obley Messrs Becker, Norris and Edmund
Rice.
Senator I,erson of Georgia has been making one
of his pleasant dsunion speeches at Griffin, Ga The
following passages from synopsis of the Hon. Sen
a.or's speech, which We find in The Coinabus GA
Sun give sufficiently cesr and comprehensive idea
Of the production:
"The proud and enviabe condition of tho poor
wi tie man In the South, compared to the degraded
white slave Of the North, owing to the existence OF
African Slavery in the South II the question OF eman-
cipnrg the negroes to-day submitted to the peo-
Die of Georgia nine out OF ten who own no slaves
would would vote in the negative. Starcry must Re
moiHf0iaCd-iaH the UH'oH II Posss6ie-ont q Il y ne
y
was once an advOcare OF heresy of Squaiter Sove
reiguy but bad repented OF and recaDted the error
Subsequent investigation had convinced nm thai the
time theory in relation the Territorial Governments
of the Union ia that it both the power and du;y OF
Congress to pass laws for the protection OF Slavery,
wherever /. eXitts or may exist upon the common
soil.
"From what bad been said let no one imagine ne
was IN favor of dssOvipg the Union from choice lie
would surrender only when convinced had failed ~
the great objects of its creation In confederated
Government o. their own, the Southern states would
eIioy of wealth, prosperity and power nnsur-
passed bv any nation earth. No neutrality avs
would restrain our adven urous sons Our expanding
policy would stretch far beyond present limits. Zen
rs America uld join her dtsilhy To ours aud Cuos,
now withheld from us by the voice and votes ct Abo-
ht, n enemies. With Republic larger IN extent than
all Europe homogeneous IN everything, we should
exhibit to the world Gil example OF greatness and power
which nothing but the hano OF God could everweaken
or destroy
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