New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24
POLITICAL.
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Tile Nesc- Orleans Crescent is disposed to believe
Slst Mr.. Snde does not intend TO accept the Frencn
Mission. IL says that be can be reelected to the
Senate and that he is prominent for the Charleston
nomination.
The Hon John Cochrare has entered the lists for
the Spesktrshp of the n.at Congress. The following
i. TIE introduction of an article in The Ospsyo Pa!a-
dunn.
"The name Of John Cochrane the able and eloquent
rerresertetiye from New-Y,rk City ~ been
toned 10 correction with the Speakershp "t the next
Congress II v q suggestion that will meet universal
COZ ,uneDce and support we DOUBT not, from the De-
mocra<y of Nex-lmk
Tie Boston Pest publishes the following letter:
Bosros, Juns 49, 1919
Sir: response to your nquiy mo what IL condition
YOU born Turkey ustdrszed citizen Of the Uned
states will have Turkey durIs proposed soodrn thefe'
state: AM
# natural scsanc~ The on OF the rsh .f-xp,t,
, !, OF d the principles fundamental public law OF the
Anecsn Uai.n We hold tnAt the P'~'r to change do.c
ct al natural right subject ou Go such conditions as my
he requisite reconcile the eentr,l With individual Interests
The. Conditions are the exercise Ut good ih Ia time aua cue
aud ia the purpose " tue change OF iouci zoe
contamination Of the purP- ana the d.charsr o AT
.usng obligations In OF "a In. county -f Sgch according
"a NV of the mattel slw.ys has ant 'lu
couiinu,. be- the docue maintained by the Amercsa
II being u-,.nsl you however to possess official s''ar,n's
,his po tave Presented your case 10 Tue .oes Of s
scr,tsy and have bis answer 70 N. ehc, that Ia
ID. cs.- " p-rson em.rans se Uba"d Stste add ben
naursir,d here WITH no Pye'et .glu,' 20 u n,u,s
uif uthrr eyig against hiu ~ me rr"e as
such the lao OF oa" or the opium o. tno
ba r, s 40 .ap, d 90 You'd b. e,a
s,d-ed Idst in ITSELF ana unrendy to the United
Aud tbef biect to the reservations above stated you
wal be sn ted IL Turkey to b reEded a. oilaen OF tn'
United States '1'' ''' c Cushing.
Hr ALExAsDss siDL
"A Convention Of "the friends of Temperance and
Reform" met at Syracuse on the lith inst, aud DIS
cursed with great zeal, but with little discretion, ijr
day and even0g-less five mInu'es-the subject oi
Ten perauce Tue FIVE minutes were given to Re
tom aud that somewhat comprehensive held was
disposed of by two resolutions, the hr-to oil which re-
qued of candidates that they should be true t. the
gre at principle of human rights in ali other "dlrec
tons, rs well alrea dy specded-Pfohlb'tioni
and the second resolution indicates another direc-
ZION" namely, that the party would not recognize
atyuap :" as ct for u civil ruler who would acknOw
6. pc biz ding law for so foul crime Slavery"
propoe ition which sets at nsnght the Constitution
of the Unteo States might it strikes u.s. have profit
ably received little more consider alton. Perhaps,
however the Convention thought tina the kite must
bav. atal aud the tail bob, and universal reform,
with Ia, illtgaly Of Slavery at the end OF it, wond
answer for both. The real aud sole object of the
Convention was to create political Temperance
party, fr the purpose Of securing Prohibition
Liquor law. The Convention assert that the Demo
cratic party ana Republican pa y havioR botn failed
to NEE. the demands Of the friends of Temperance,
they therefore determine to cali State Convention
at the proper tue for Independent nominations. Mr.
s. A. Beers wrote the Convention letter, aud showed
bim.elfto be friend Of the new movement by a re-
u ark be made. He warned them never to put man
in nomination who is afraid Of being beaten.