New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04
POLITICAL.

Those Of our readers who may live in portions OF
the State remote from the Canals, or may De temple
to listen to tue constant and systematic oroakinss Of
The AJQgv Atlas and hrgpS on toe s1be ct Of Canal
Tsxation may with profit the folio ~iOg sensible
and uen-oousicered reso utions introduced iat) the
recent Republican Convention Of the County Of ID la
ware. They euAns,e from region purely asricultu-
ra with little interest IL tue Csns!s or their con-
ineroe beyond the inevitable obligation of paying
fol- proportion Ct the Safe tax which has been
rendered Temporarily necessary. Tae resolutions
Appear in The De}arare Erprcss, with approx
ing remarks, very concisely but oomprehensively
headed Adequate Tolls and No Taxation They
well deserve to be considered, and copied, aod ADOPT
60, il every portion Of the State Wiling promptly 70
relieve .sef from needless taxation, or aowilins to
ADOPT act upon the pernicous doctrine, 81 actively
cucaed, that the CANALS must necessarily Impose &C
eLOsss burden the people surely viii be better
for the tsxpsyer 70 employ little OF the sound com
mon sense OF enlightened friends in Delaware IN
~. king and hIdiDg The true remedy IN af-quate
tolls for the evil temp ,rarly suffs ~. rather
than to resort listen 10 the wIeched eGpei OF
selling the csrals FOR only fraction OF their
cost, ard by thus leaving a larss porton OF
the oebt uDprovld ed for rendering taxation perpetual
The sooner taxpayers both IN city ana uttry,
awake TO this matter, the sooner will they fla Is tag
relief Let us toen repest our earnest recommends
ton, that these Delaware resolutions b, FldeIy
copied AND circulated, and adopted, especially IL the
sequtstefed countless receiving 20 conepon ling ben
efts from the tax they pay II tue remedy thus pro-
posed be any way adequsts, Jet is bpete tiots ~
pointed out. Bat il fully adeluste, let Competent
men be cent to the Legislature willing and determined
to spplyit
Resoee Tbs. whatever position me County ofOsaw1. was
work which spprehenced ng-i subject US % ts,a
non wILout appearing = cte u. an slavs.n net, the
sprecso eIcesvo make them was. tnsS were
oesoo become ed under st.esn uiks ar -cOnon-
zeal stsgeaen there reason to b.eve they nigh certainly
e fountain Il wealth and source Of pride 70 Toe stae
heo d, That cessiug 70 regard the canals a. P'e1 on2
bear II is tine 10 sdyauoe policy 10 h-n AL
Ouy avoid taxation their account bl 10 par
tpate IL the benefits Lkt 10 flow from ef man
Kered Th. while .rprcve of commercial policy ,hs.
eon...nt Vita il. being se .u.1iais9 d ssLFRETrsmlSc
wholly osspp0yr Of their rec ucon below ina poit
b., int,,t Of justice he counties t part ;iosng
IL tlr the o shall be KEEP at such rate as vii
c Of the d .l TO 'D' '-''''' '-' '''''''
Ind uhrea Tn. Erie Cans, being now e'enti,ly CON;
p.d that half million Of collars will suie- 70 Gear 1t OF
o5Stucion ard supply With the seven iett OF "er con,ld
icing seItan'd that the hesos aoDg the me amount
annually five millions Of nsonuch that resson'by
t d m the p,ieus ana II .res OF the CsnsI debt
cost Of be+rins II ~ complete repair therefore
the de,rsbe res uts sne at the relieve
too burden account of tue Cshals"
RfPuEIcAs NoMIsATIoSs.-St Larreace County.
-Assemby-Ist District Charles Richardson's Ild
District, EDWIN A. Merritt.
Lipingston County -Assembly--IId District, John
Wiley, who represented the district last Winter
Sularan C0unty-For County Judgs-Aibert j.
Bush. For Distric' -Attorney-Isasc Anderson. For
Member of Assembly George 5. Smiley. For Cofo
Ier-Ifs X. Drake. For Justice Of Sessons-Jchn
Parcels.
Ch0utauqpe Comfy -Assembly-Ist Dist, Eben'
ezer G.. Cock Of Harmony.
Essec Counts.-Assembly, Martin Finch Chester
field; Superintendent, Daniel Plstt Schroomi JUS
tice Thomas Miller, Minerva.
Tioga Connty.-Judge Thomas Harrington, Oswe-
go; Assembly, David Earl, Tlogs District Attor-
ney, d. o. Hancock Waverley; Superintendent, Al
bert Williams, Newark: Justice, Robert j. Miller,
Newark
The Buffalo Republic, democratic journal, copies
the following:
There are various opinions to the author OF the
reply 10 JUDGE Douglass Harper Magazine article.
nm o. CrescsnrS New-YoIk correspondent whites:
course you have read the elabsat' reply to the Dogs
i.p, va. not wt.n by Jucg- Block Il concoc.'o os Mr.
Bchsnsn aided BY NJ Bsnne't Of Ihs Head ktsa II carr
H. pretty good authority that Mr. Baca,oaa dut
ins ar Bennett j9a Tn ei Z, NJ Mason I return ~.
Winter SIS the Senate sdJoln' MI b.nie wm o
i5o I'D isl Tho; he will year 'n,AO" You may
rely upon M"
The clarke Josrnal. published at Bsryville,
Clarke County Va, dominates Mr.. Hunter for Pfesi-
dent aud Mr.. ID. 5. Dickinson for Vice President AT
the same time says that the pext election is to he
conducted on the simple principle Of CONFIDENCE
Accordingly it supports Mr.. Hunter as the greatest
COZ fid epce-man it the country The only thing that
can be brought against him is his vote aeaic't the
Homestead bill, and that The Clarke Journal gloiies
IL ss a great conservative vote.
The Republicans have nominated Willism g.
Wait of Fulton County, n. Y, as their candidate Tor
Senator in that District
John Wiley of Spriugwater is the Republican
candidate FOR the Assembly from the lid District of
Livingston County, n. Y.
Mr. Douglas is Violently ssssed in The atlanta
GA InteHgencer. He is called the Bulldog OF tue
Nation, and also hypocrite, who fought to be
canned for al time to come with the South We
quote:
The South wants something than be woui give her
She w.u her slave property protected from Abolition lrs,s
ZION this she demands the hands OF the President And
this Denied when asked SIZE Will then fall back fon
hei seize the sword Of Independence and hh M
IN, Avs land and hiI Indeed she bad net TINS
rsh susu,e.d the sayehoder would be deferred om
ens,i TO with bis property which would give
- the N5rh power Of tysn she Is ard ate tie South
yassel the door q A6otionism, asking io mercy
The lonfsop1try Ala AaUerti'er says:
confident that Douglas neither receive the V'-
Of Aabsma the ChAIs Convention car be receive ~
iueor.uet hands of Alab,mAs Democracy even II
romn.,sd men, In Alabama who Ar labor
Ing 10 Accomplish Doth these unhoy purposes Tsey saoah be
met a. The very with the rebuse Of the true si'e
p,ocrscy should only repuSse Douglas b., since be