New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07
POLITICAL.

-Tls UGsh;E gtOR P0tTtot IA O new Sntl'bucnAaAa
p.per which NJ. John Or; proposes TO publish, 10
the Interest Of Liberty snd Labor in both the German
s,d Ergsh lsreusgss, simultaneously in this city,
Pbiai-lpbia snd Warrington. It viii st fret be is-
tued only W .ekly, tu. in due time Dsily az vel.
NJ. OFF brings testimonials strongly affirming his
competency ane fitness or the task he hssuodertaken
He will for a tine have desk in The TRIBuSE
efice.
judge Craw ford, the Democratic candidate for
Corcrsss in the Columbus District of Georgia, was
recently a,ksd whether be would support Douglas
for Tie Presidency if he were nominated by the
Charleston Convention and replied that his position
was. that in The event Of such nomination. he would
advise the Southern members 70 withdraw from the
Convention and 60 home.
The genuine Douglas nen in this city-aud they
ara no, very Dunerousprofess great confidence that
Mr. Douglas will be the nominee Of the Charleston
Convention.
The Netr. Hqren Palladium has returns from the
elections in 90 towns of Connecticut, which stand:
Republican a. Democratic 81 divided !. 10 these
towrs notwithstanding the large gains of last yesr,
the Republicans have not only held their own, but
m.ke still greater gains, some of them most unex-
pected snd gratifying.
For Members of Assembly: lat District, Beroard ID.
Sesrles; lid District, William W. T,ggett; lid
District, Moses G. Jewett. Ere CoHnty-Senstor,
Eraatus s. Prosser, Republican, District-Attorney,
+. j. ETHAN, Republican.
An advertisement, offering 81 GOO reward for the
apprehension of a negro woman and five Children, Ia
gitive slaves appears in one of the Lecompton pa
pers this lie pretty good evidence Of the Existence Of
Slavery therein, and of its insecurity.
CoyxEcrIcur TowS MEErIyGs.-Suffolk has gone
Opposition throughout by average majority OF
from 10 TO IL IN vote Of Gao. Windsor Locks is
equally divided. Hampton, Enfield AMI Somsrs have
gone Republican by handsome mejorities. Coventry
ard New. London have gone Repub,an-the latter
by 100 majority. The former was Democratic last
Spring. Somers gave 81 Republican majority. New
Britain, Mansfield and Eastford are divided. One re-
port ssys tbst Mansfield has elected majority Of the
Board Republican.
Repu6licaa-Avop, without opposition; East Ha-
YEP, Madison Ne@.Canaan by - majority; Canton.
Demorra.ic-Cheshire, Salisbury.
From the evening papers we gather the following
additional towns: pubiican-Berlin, East Windsor
Glast. injury, Manchester Siusbury, Guilord, Girls
void, Lebanon, Montvills, Bethel, Wilton, Putnam,
PsinGed, Thoupson, Wndham, Woodstock, New
Hartford, WstrrtowD, Winchester, Clinton Chatham,
E-sex, East Hsddsm, Hebron, Vernon, Brooklyn,
Durham, Ess, Lyme Groton, StoningtoD, Kilngly,
Lsbon, Milford. mOcratic-Brstol, South Wind
sor, Windsor, Marlboro, Wallngford Frsnsiu, d.
rien, Greenaich Ashford, Chaplin, Litcbfeli, Nor
ris. Haddam, Old Say brook. Dicided-Brsnford,
ALdover
AT political ueetrg in Trenton, New-Jersey.
tie other cay, the Hon. W. l.. Dayton said that be
believed the whole body Of the Ne~.Jsrsey) Oppo-
si!on to De in favor Of proper protective tanf. He
then went into an argument 10 show how the questions
affected the gres. interests OF the country; aud how
in especial degree, they affected our laborog men
ard their Dduitrel pursuit. lie appealed especially
20 the sruiscurers and mechanics Of Trenton and It's
peighborhood. He begged them no longer TO be de-
Inded by the name Of " Democracy name implying
regsrd to the interests Of the people, While the prn
ciples they advocated were taking the bread out Of
tleis mouths ari the mOutba OF their children.