New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
POLITICAL.

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POLITICAL.
"A correspondent Of a Richmond paper proposes
Mr.. Alexander H. II. Stuart, of Stanton Virgins, as
a candidate for the Presidency Mr.. Stuart Sec
Rotary Of the Interior under Fillmore.
--T1e Spiritual Age, of Boston, recommends that
the Spiritualsts 20 into politics q separate party,
and nominate a Spiritualis,ic ticket.
The Hon. Abram Lincoln, and Senator Tfunbull,
of Illinois are stumping the Safe Of Ohio.
Senator Clay Of Alabama, in a recent speech a.
Huntsville, closed as follows:
need tell you that will supper: H Douglas
one occupying bis platform although nominated by the unan
nous Charston Convention Of the Democratic party
or any other party whs,ever love the Democratic party for its
principles will not abandon tnose principles for policy.
prefer right with defeat the expedent with
prefer truth 10 triumph love the Union Of the Constitution
Union Of equal independent sovereign States but love
native sse my pur.ng mother aud grave yet and
should hes aud dshonored guardian Of her rights did
sbdse the and abandon the duty Of Congress
10 pro the property Of citizens wherever by whomo
ever assaed the Federal flag floats Protection
Inherent ri Oh. citizenship guaranteed by the Federal Con
ton expounded by the Federal Supreme Court aud when
surrender you will be freemen aud to deserve tho
rishs privileges and immuLies Of eemen. A. your trustee
ard servant will do the bidding Of Squa.ter Sover
eighty National Democracy States Rights DemOcracyyea,
the bidding Of the Legislature the people OF Alabama If
do viii resign trust retire TO the deepest
secuson private life and hiding face In shame aud hu-
initiation and sealing lips with silence about such cheap and
worthless things States sbts Of Fresnens Rights become
auie, ps enser on the ted bark Of the South drifts in
soosy the of Time into the black AID ieess
see Of nfany and oblivion"
Gov. Bissell Of Illinois has issued his proolams-
ton appointing the 9th Of November for the election
of Repre- sentve in Congress for the With District,
made vacant by the death of Maj. Thos l.. Harris.
The Nashville Union publishes the official vote in
the Congressional Districts Of Tennessee. The cam
didates elected have the following msjoritiss;
DIT T-Ns.on, OPP. Ss' n%-Ihg%.. Sss,
-Msynaid pp...L2 VII XI-WTIss %...Ss5s
sls. ss x-kys,1 p,3 Opp SOS
The Hunrerdon Republican, published at Flem-
inetcn, the residence of Col. Clark, the straight
American" nominee for Governor of New-Jersey says
Col CLARK received the official announcement OF his
nomination at Camden for the first time, on Friday
last and that on the day addressed letter to
the Chairman Of the Committee sppointet to INFORM
him of his nomination declining to be candidate OF
that faction 1t is also asserted that Mr. Clark very
favorable to the election Of Charles S. Olden, and
con.iders him enough Of an American to receive his
cordial support.
An Olden Club was formed in the Second Ward,
Jersey City, on Monday evening. 1t was resolved to
recommend TO every ward and township to select
three members of a Young Mems County Commit
tee" Another ting will be held on Friday even
ing, to be addressed by Messrs. j. w. Bryce ana
John Y. Foster, ard Others.
MIR. Thomas L. Morris has received the nomins-
lion for State Senator in Atlantic County, by the Op
position and G. Z. p. Mayhem for the Assembly.
bu.
setts meets at Worcester today the Republic 81
meets 90 the Goth. The peoples Free School
party" meet on the first Wednesday in October.
The Columbus Ohio Journal says that Senator
Pugh has not clear field for the Senatorship, ever
among the Democrats, because Cox wants il, anc
Vallsndigham wants il, and Judge BARLEY wants 1t
Dir. Pugh las undertaken TO stump the State anC
manage the canvass after the Douglas Illino, fashion
but, The Journal adds, "Ohio is no, Illinois, nor \
Dir. Pugh Douglas"
The Charleston Mercu1 thus disposes of Senate
Toombs Of Georgia:
Senator Tooub ordinary He ia one Of those rs
PRODUCTIONS Of humanity who sof much ia himself ths
bis mind has contain emotion, Of
What woad make another blush makes him proud VIVA
Other men II capable Of cmiitias them would feel dis
graceful teIsveIssons be h5uis in faoes aproo Of hi
faithful virtues He to court cOu.emp-to exut in hi
sefdebssuen I, should surprise one, tina, the Hamica
Of 1850 shoald be q follower Of Douglas in 1852 Ths
be denounced GeIer. Css account of Sqasttr Sove
retnty formerly may be the ve'y be supports wit
Douslss He be 70 himself II be hiss any poi:
lc,l principles suppose be regards them BALI bnar
table The more he knock them asou, tn, better the game
The Hon. james Cooper Of Pennsy lvania has
written loEg and able letter aganst the proposal to
raise the rates Of postage and in favor Of Protection
to American Industry.
The real purpose for the tragcs though apps
rerty seuselss reception Of M. Seymour lately from
Russia, a, Hartford, the other day, was TO render
him prominent as a candidate for the Presidency
Hrrss
The Hon. +. ID. Morris offers himself as clndi
date Tor the Office Of Distret-Attorney of Kings
Noan'y, ~ l., In opposition 20 John c. Schumacher
ee candidate Of the Democratic County Convention.
~ Jastaca'ion OF this step, Judge Morris declares
"a Tue Convention was msde up OF the Navy
E'que and their roxdy tools, thai the primary
''"'' were traOduently held AMI that the nou'ina-
w VI ScAunaker is accordingly not worthy OF re-
stN.' Hoihe Of the persons who assume 70 manage
- D'"4ooia'ie patty 10 Klngs County sre under In
0'."eeh' ioE ie'ony; one il under bail for highway
OVOef! aeolher for assault and batt,ry with intent
20 A'i another for felony sni misdemeanor; another
"r receiving stolen goods. sc. Jajge Morris ap
Pa 70 'ae electors OF the county 10 put down such
Po'-''cA leaders by giving their sufirages for him.
s'hsit they would do better 20 vote for the Rspab
icsn candidate.
-ihe following named gentlemen are about -