New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-24
POLITICAL.
A correspondent writes follows concerning Re-
publicanism in Kentucky:

"A correspondent writes as follows concerning Re-
publicansm in Kentucky:
Notwithstanding the ultra ProSlayery views taken BY the
In late contest there strong
party the State which willing affiliate vita that
party which has for its object the passage maintenance Of
hos. laws for eeva,pg beang poor degraded African
and who determined maintain nyoste the prohb
the African sayetradewhch trade, by the usism o.
South, has stamped indelibls stain the
escheon Of country aud there hundreds 10 the Sste
who late election upon the altar Of their
country wage eternal the slave ropagsnd and
sye nightly until fair freedom reign supreme" and VINO
willing to sacrifice any trivial scrupes they have In order
late With the Northern Republicans TO prevent the
Of any Slave States and who hold that Congress has abso
lutte control Territories and that she prohibit the
,,n ~ ves uto the Territories until the people have
formed State Constitution and applied fsr admission Save
State Furthermore the acquisition Of territory we 90
receive with the In which held before the
soquon free FROM all institutions, whatever they
be. II theIe be any Constitution such m Momonhm
Slavery Congress has the power aud II her duty TO aboh
them Upon hese principles will be the great contest Ia go
and fab, msnfy belongs the victory Never again
will country be dsgc.d chssned by tho eXensoa Of
Slavery upon almost bounde domain, instead Of the
lodly driver, with cracking whip and the wall Of
wounded spirit would be s1ted with the rucs merry
s,n and eyes BY elegant cottages BY smiling plenty
oundess plain. Them Is this worth striving for
VIII not others for the contest beside The Ken'ue
Who under the lead Of the gallant Clay will strike of the
stackes Of the ysnds Democracy
in recent speech the Hon. A. Lincoln Of Illinois
thus expresses himself on the subject Of union Of the
Opposition in 1860:
know ha, it very desirable with me- with everybody
else ths. oil me Of the Opposition snail unite In the
pext Pre- election and ell fare time. am anxious
that should be- bot there are things seriously ~ De consh
cred In relation II the BE- arranged
In Of the unon But suppse shall take s'ne man
put him upon end the other Of hs ticket Who de-
cAie himself ssas, in regard 70 the prevention Of the spread
Slavery who MS and sys he Ia tiled Of hearing
sssnst than against tas
what will be the Issue Why he will get Slave States after
s-hs tried until being beat the rule for him. II
nouna.. upon that g,ount he woat get Save 3as sad
ro only that portion Of who hghsfunsu
the principle really fight for, will not for him. and ne won't
get single electoral vote anywhere e1ceP perhaps In the
state Of Maryland There in saying 10 Us that We are
stubborn and obnste because won't do some such thins "
this We canno. DO il. We cannot get IT,
speak BY State Of Illinois In such
BY City thousand We would be g,ter down than the
Negro Democracy Themselves have the heart 70 ws 10 IA
Al er saying this much, Vet little tho other side
There are Plenty Save States that Altogether
rood enough for be ether Psideu. VePresdsnt
provided they will profess their sympathy with purpose In
he election w place themselves the ground tns.
sp, upon principle vote for There are scores OF nsH
seod men in Character FOX Intelligence and talent AID n.e
ty II such will pace himself upon that sort Of ground
position tieke, lappliUsel. will heartily go for him"
The Constitution contains 40 elaborate article IN
reply TO Judge Douglass Wooster speech against
judge Blsck-evidently written BY toe lster-in
which the Attorney General put forward as the pink
Of proprety and politeness Every Pennsylvania,
GAYS writer in The Press, who recollects hs coane
abuse of everybody on the bench who did not agree
With him, will be able to estimate the value of this
snende.
PRECEDENT Buchanan, says correspondent Of The
Pres has four newspaper organs. FHs,, his official
organ, The Constitution secondly his persona organ,
The n. y Herald thirdly, his snily organ, in your
city; and fourtoy, hi, home organ, The Laaeaster
Irielligencer and Journal.
An Illinois editor Gays his party che Democratic
is the verge Of precipics, bat ca Is upon It to
march " steadily ahead" Good! we second the mo-
ton.
The contribution box was passed. around q, tns
Republican State Convention on Tues
day with very good success. Over $50 were raised
to pay tie expenses O: the Conven;ion aud the cam
pAgn.
The Hon. L. 7. Stanton OF kansss formerly
Democratic Il ernbsr Ct Congress from tue Memphis
Ten District, feeling thst be had 20 choose, 10
Kusss, between the Democratic ard the Republican