New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

POLITICAL.

Col LocLridge, tie fllibustcr, h.s 81 asen,
nan I'd Bret az ke Peak nov eol-tipg men - ie-
wade Sonora. He states that a large nunber have
jnned him slreudy.
TIKI Mrraukee FREE Dsnocra. publishes the fol-
loving letter fron. Mr. Charles sumner. written
geLtieuan Of MiiH hukr-:
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P, Winch s;ate fo~. Tsr ed c.r' b. d's5,f
MIR. Rober Mallory " Oldham hss be-a nominated
for COngess by the Opposition il tie With District
place Of Col Humphrey Mzrsh1!l. woo declined
eelectiun. sprnet Of The L0Nis-INe U,aec'of
s"ys that Ny Mallory is q Virgiuian by birth, a
clsssically educated gentleman, thorough mau, AMI
would be capital Congressman were 1t not that his
politics mot eXecrable." letter frOm Mr. Geo.
ID. Prentice. Of Tie Lansrge JopruaI, who much
talked Of fol- the nomination, read tO the ConvrH
ticn. lie says:
a Congress wnald hy b. hr-eeah- 20
Wau il; could not ssept without s~ca-e 81 ;evoS
Iii pr,eu izce y political fnrtds sFs sa'isasd
ih ia whirh 5iscnafge ia dltiss, let tne sssJ
til, b, u"t s-sins me- a. less. IT,
TIE OHIO STATE Journal publishes full report Of
the al gunept Of Attorney General Wocott in behalf
Of the State in the hab-as corpus of Bushnell
sud LsngstOn, convicted and Imprisoned under the
Fugitive law Of 1880. We sish hal ruu,n ia rHE
TRIBUNE for this mastery exposition oi the Con7liu-
ton. We agree with The Journal, that IA the
direcness aid purity 81 rs logic the symmetrical aud
ORDERLY process Of its argument, in its copous array
oi bet, neal legal facts aud the systeat and
Elective grouping cf it, conclusions, il VII compare
ayorably with the proudert forensic efforts Of the
American bar. Mr. Wolc0,t is a young usn, but #
We msy judge of bis power and his requirement oy
ths aig unsct, he il worthy Of the highest judicial
LoDOTs.
Ats Democratic meeting held at Grsham. y. c.,
last week, Stephen L. Williams Of Casweli was no III
pa,ed to oppos. Mr. Gilmer for Congress in the Nth
District Nh Williams the opponent OF Alr. Gill
mer two v. ais ago, and made astonishing He
j.. ssy, The Mt-ber. Progress, youtg man Of fine
a ps AID ope Of the best tump speakers Of his aye
in the State Thomas Rufin has been ni.nously
dominated for reelection to Congress by the DemUc-
racy Of tie IlIc District Of North Carolina.
j l.. Pngh of Eufauls Announces himself a. an in
depeloeut candidate fur Congress IN tie Hid District
Of Alabama. MIR. Pugh issues very tirc-cst'ug
address the people OF the d-trct, cotcud'pg With
tie following eloquen, burst Of Southern pari'tisn
To-day aitg my banner to the br'ez' covered all
ever with the uutto, Union among ourselves Tor tie
sake Of tie Sonth. Come TO lie support and II the
State Rights Democracy Of Alab4ma dshonor them
selves and degrade their State by permitting II to
remain in the Union after the election Of a Black
Republican President, then | pledge myself to JOIN
YOU Id Kissing Alabama regiment TO light the torch
of revolution in the capital at Washington"
-Messrs Mcfarland g. jerks, publishers of The
Near- Hampshire Statesman have been chosen state
Printers by the New Hampshire Legislature George
G.. Fceg, ESQ., the able and accomplished editor OF
The IRdtpeRdent Democrat, published at Concord,
ard recently State Printer, their competitor.