New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
POLITICAL.

~, sIl.yirg remarkably Wiscy letter frcm
~. cover,o- Of Virginia 20 a frerd at Albany
%, c,o.ed come stir among Democratic politicians.
I7o Goytruor seems quite guue of success but be
d<. veil no. 70 count on NeS.York his late at
teuot To tax and thus increase the price OF OYSTER,
vcold very naturally array against him both the
Hard AID sot Shells of h.s party. Here is his letter,
which Is certainly poliiical curiosity:
RICHMOND, July IS, 1889.
Dsss Sta: thank you fo- your' Of the s'h lust have
syprehenoea all asDs Tsmuspy Regency would carry
united del.sson frou Ee.York Charies,on For whom
Douglas, kncv confident lot you may rely on It thai s
Buchanan hus, candidate 70. rcnomina'ion aud al A
p.ronsk .rd rover will be ad dssPpon' Douglas aud all
oh>s a,ps.s Our only chance ia TO orgaue BY dsnc and
either wbp the enemy send two DELEGATIONS
done must s' rely on sunted soutn
united seu.h viii depend united Virginia aud pedse
you tho sae l.ss shsl b. unit Virginia unit aud per
s..pt s5 firm sound platform Of protection - al persons
1Ppsr ys,.v. Sauaer Sovereignty she ulat rally 10 her
sopps al tie souA TIE South cannot adopt Sir Douglass
p.,Csr II il .hor. al the ends Of Black Republican
i.m h. tber WI KICK Up BIS heels II he does or don't he
ca Be touns6d ar the main argument asas: his nomina
ton ,s be cent b. elected nominated he runs an inde
p~rdett didss and Seward and em dominated a.
(,hsrk.oa can bsa, them both; IL Squa,ier Soyer
,irnty IN plank Of the platform at Charleston, and
Douiosd the SoGth will indspendent osndi
date ol Yrotsc.in principles and n the election i'o tne
House Wh.r- then would Mr.. Dougas be The lowest can
d6.t@ On The M I have the popular strength you uPpe
viii ,sef Ok tho ncmnson. Get that aod am oonhden. oil
success
Tie Hon Wood profssedy and really believe, afhend
and Of coufe woud In good faith be glad Of his influence and
would do roADs impair it, and could rot justly reeot h'
Kind bot you may rely uPcn that am neni cP'eV'
mo- ., ell in .hs hands of Mr. Wood any other who
b,.s,he. H. Ia. always been friendly sni sm TO him.
but always on independen terms There nothing IN
Our relation. which should keep .oOf any friend Of ethet lie
knovs a. wei any tell bn tAa. hs uhn Auenoe Is
IN tie CITY New York. ard judge what say Of bis country
influence il cerrect. But counting ell ths time Without
SsvYors AID dou the result sm depending solely upon
opn p-ico principle ndependent of all cques and
ali couer. We W.T. oyerwhelm opposition in Virginia and hof
VT. will b cot1.r, siise sud nsoosl
At al events shall always be glad % hear from yo, .nd am
your trrly hhNhi - WISH
-Tle Noafreol Ereniag Pilot publishes the fol-
lowing extract from private letter received by the
Anglo Saxon os Saturday:
"Ihsv- shall the Date Of Newcastle In C'n.
ada with the Prtce o, Ges me-, y ycnsssa a NJ, Cobsep
-Urder tie caption, Speed the Pirates" The
Mississtppson, the leading organ OF the Democracy
of Mississippi. copies an article from The ". T..
Herald which states that several cargoes Of Africans
have been lsrded in the South 1t introduces the e1
tract from Tie Herald with the following remark
"May prosperous gales speed the honest pirates
n their NJ isson t. augment the supply OF South
ern labor and to obey the injunction to feed the hun
cry al oiotte the naked. Tne wants OF the southern
people and the requirements OF commerce, call iouoiy
fr more and cheaper negroes and thanks to the i'd
ventur0us siave-tra6ers, they are coming
DR. James X. Bates of Watetown is named by
the Republicans Of Jefferson County as suitable
candidate for State Prison Inspector
The Eice Planter Of Paquemines announces Mr..
Charies Benvenue as a canddste for Congress in the
First District e Larimer. Mr.. Bienvenue, we be-
Eeve, is anti.Sli6ell.
Tile Cincinnati Enquirer Democratic says, re-
spectpg the election in Tennessee for Governor State
Iegislsure ard ten Members of Congress, which
ook place yesterday:
Tennessee, as long a. the Wbig organization was
in the field, was decidedly Whig State She gave
her electoral vote for Harrison, Clay aud Taylor, and
was Cne of the four States that carried for Gen
Scott in 1852. Her Governors were occasionally Dem
ocrats but in all general elections she WAS sure to go
against the Democracy. In lSJ she was barely car.
ried against the Knew -Nothpgs by majority OF
200 tor Governor. In 1876 she gave President Bu-
ohsnan 500 majority In len lsham g. Harfis,
Dem. was ctosen Governor by II 600 ma orty, and,
at the san election of the ten members If Con
yress were chosen Demo ats together with con-
siderable Democratic majority in the Legislature Inc
Democrats Of Tennei see say tuey Will DO equally wei
this year but fear their sanguine wishes have mis-
led them. We notice that the State Bark question Is
a Il aGipg issue in the canvass The Democrats have
taken raGca, position the currency, which sadly
needs reformation. They desire to abolish much, il
not all, oi the pePer money an" NJ t,c Naou" rrt
the copst, tOnal currency Of hard money. FMS
arrays tie formidable monetary Influence cf the State
Bank of Tel nessee and its branches against the Dem
ocraic party. Experience has proved in oher Ststes
how potent this influence s and bow apt, IN the nrst
elections where toe issue ia made, 10 be decisive.
There are other State questions prom nent in the can
yass thai viii seriously affect the result. In the Mem
phis Congressional District q boiling Demcerat Cur
rem, is running against Avey the regular Democratic
nomipee. The District is close, aud CGrren viii
probably get votes enough to allow the American can,
cidate 10 succeed. While We do not think these 'oca
issues and divisions will lose the Democracy Ia. state
wa can lady believe that THEN majority will be as
large rs il was in 1856 aud lSJI
1t is reported in Washington that Postmaster
General Iolt insists upon the removal of Cook Post
master of Chicago while the President says positively
-~shat he shall Eot be removed.