New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
POLITICAL.

"A correspondent in Tennessee sends the follow
ing:
ain late TsIrrvr You state that Gen James NJ ogacs
was the candidate against Gen Felix Zocofer Am when
S vas lat elected ia 1851 We believe he Clay Wig il
other dsys' An mistake. VIM A Quarles was Cen Zol-
StGs %aeK o Know No ' Nos ia,t jpp3sion was z.
Coers rpccr before she Nominating Convention Of So1
We learn from an intimate personal and political
friend Of Mr.. Bishop that he will probably accept
the post Of Conn ssiouer of Patents notwithstanding
The assertions Of Washington letter writers to the
contrary.
- The Mojile (Ala) Mercury states boldly that
there are al present active movements gong on IN the
City Of Mobile with view TO dissolution OF the
Union. The Mercu'y says:
"The times are now ripe for the organization OF a
political movement in the slave holding States, ir-
respective, Of course, of all old party designations
And there arc peculiar reasons why sdcl u move
ment should be undertaken now and here. Indeed,
we are crcdiby informed that conferences have al
ready beer held BY leading patriotic gentlemen in tins
City, Of all paIties, and the plans OF Southern organ
9aton have been set on foot aud most matured pre-
paratofy 10 action We earnestly hope the good work
may go ou and speedily. The country, We repeat, is
ripe for the movement and if udicollsy inOuguraed,
il will sweep over the land with force that no op-
position will be able to check. We therefore caution
our friends in the country everywhere to be prepared
for t. and 10 keep themselves free from all entanghng
alliances which may hinder them from joining it uu
tTHmmcled
Col Sam Black, who was recently appointed
Governor Of Nebraska by President Buchanan, has
reached Omaha the capital OF the Territory, and en-
tered upon the discharge Of his Official duties.
AT a recent meeting of the Democracy Of Perry
County, Miss resolutions recommending the Hon. a.
@. Brown for President eni eX-Goy. McRac for Con-
gress, were unanimously passed.
-Messrs. Br.nkerhoff X Bcntly have sold Tie
Man.fc'd Ohio Herald to George T. n Lorenzo
ID. Myers, recently Of Pttsburg, Penn. Under the
new administration The Herold Will continue TO be an
outspoken Republican paper
A Philadelphia correspondent of Tic Hcr0d says:
Some three weeks since the Hon. :. A. Douglas
Epeut almost an entire night al the house of Mr. For
ney in philadelphia, discussing the course To be taken
~ 10 the ChaYt sion CunN cntiOnMr Douglas arguing
in favor Of going into that Convention and submitting Ia
Its action while Mr. Foncy declared that he would
have nothing 20 do with il. and would fight any one
nominated bS that Convention even Douglas himself.
MIR Douglas finally asked what he tForneyJ would All
wise him TO do to which Mr. Forney said that II he was
i'll his douglas ) piac, he would go To tMcsso ana
announce himself a. q candidate for the Presidency, IN
The ssuc manner that town constabes in the Western
towns announce Themselves for office. and pay no al
scIton whatever Ia the Convention; and let ConNt-
lion meet and nominate n Nice-Prcsdent to run with
him. and trust to tie result. Douglas opinion all the
way through was that il was his bet course TO 90 into
The Charleston Convention and abide It's results.
A GOOD deal of bitter feeIog exists in Kentucky
among p ointment Democrats. The organ OF Mr..
Boyd The veteran Democratic candidate Tor Lieut.
Governor published at his own residence, IN PadU-
CALI has come out in fierce onslaught upon all VINO
take ground in favor of noninteIventcn, and does
not even hesitate TO hint harshy al Nce-President
Brecknrdge
"A correspondent Of 7Ie Charleston Msrcwy,
writing froin Washington and in his own estimation
very knowingly, makes terrible disclosures oi comb
nations against the right Of the South, aud Says:
81 learn, upon good authority, that DougiaS ana
Mr buchanan have had meeting, aud full cXPlana-
lion Of their political differences. The result OF their
interview was coalition between the two based upon
ihe condition that Douglas should reserve TO hnsen
Sqrattcr SoytTcgnty is TO ssyI virtually aaleg'