New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-16
POLITICAL.
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From all that is disclosed here, says the Wash
ireton core poaonet Of TIE philadelphia Press,
bsy. 10 doubt that at the next session Of Congress
ts,uaty and favorii-in Of fsgitious character wil
be brought to light with reference TO the dscontinu
ace decrease Of suDdry male, and the cootinu
auce and establishment OF others by serv-
iceab. more extensive and expensive thar those
abolished.
The Hon. James A. Stewart has been nominated
for reelection to Congress by the Democrats of tue lst
District Of Mary land after thirteen ballots had been
taken. The contest Vas between II. II. Goldsborough
of Talbot and Judge Stewart, but the JUDGES friends
outyeperaIed the other side The nomination is not
fully acceptable to the party.
An election has been held for delegate to Con.
gress in the embryo Territory of Nevada which re-
suited in the choice # Mr.. Dodge, by vote. 60 far
as heard from, of 253 to 1903 for Juose Crane.
-Wepubli the follo~ipg, says The LoutsciIe Jour.
nal with pleasure. We regret having done Mr.. Col
fax Injustice, aud glad to be able TO set him
right Though quite young man, he has ability, in-
dustry, and energy and, by their exercise, he has
esined highly respectable position in Congress:
To the Editor, 81 The L0u'sriAe Journal:
IsDIAsAPoLIs, Aug. TO- 1859.
GENTLEMEN: Your PAPER, & few days sso, had the
following paragraph
The Hon schu yier Collar, of IN. South BEND nd Reqis
IL hi' osn paper ,h,t he Will not deny bin: Re-
,ubicsp csnddss the D.xt Presidency That nigh omce 10
tuning h,sos OF ali snr's al d sizes"
THE Does Mr.. Cufax great injustice.
Mr. ErtEsb, Of tlis Stale, published card denying
being scscoidae for Speaker of the rext House. The
Stpif Sent,att iDtinteo that no one ever thought Of
Mr. Ebgi-h for thai position and that would 10 bet
tel for rim to nbt it offered ~ him before
declining II.
Mr.. Coiiax, in commenting on The Sentanl article,
reaIkeo that he Sentiad is IN the habit of publish
IL the ames Of person. being candidates for high
Icscns eIey 10 call out a deni-; th.t 1t h4d az
len pteo to draw him into trap Of that sort by pub
lsbiug his name, amorg pers, IS spoken OF a. cahd
dstee ioy Il Presidency, and tnst he was not to DC
TRAPPED into silly thing "a denying being cand-
dsi.
That is all be did cay. lie has entirely too much
good TO say go fOohsh thing as that attributed
10 him. j. d. Y
A dispatch, dated New Orleans, Aug l3, states
that returns had been received 10 that city from 81
counties in Texas which show majority for General
Sem Houston, independent Democrat, for Governor,
of eight thousand ,rdin K. Runnels the regusr
Democratic candidate. For LieutenantGover the
returns to hand seem to favor FraDcis IL. Lutuock.
reg ulsr d. mocrat who doubtless elected. For Land
Comnlrs ioner, Francis NJ. White, regular Democrst
was two thousand ahead at last accounts. In tue
Western Congressional Distinct, Jack Hamilton indie
prudent Democrat was ahead of 4. A.Waul, the reg
trcts we have the returns Of fifty-four members,
,we,yniue of whom in favor of the reelection OF
General Sam Houston TO the Uui,ed States Senate.
The Battle Creek Mich Je8ersonian is out for
the Hon. Charles f. Stuart the Pro-Savery can
didate for Vlce.Presidcut. A correspondent Of The
Grand Rapids Enquirer says The Jctsrsonian has
token ths step consideration Of promise from Mr.
Stuart To procure him five thousand Subscribers. We
fear Mr. S. has promised more than he perform.
We have noticed within a few days, says The
Detroit Advertiser, goOd deal of haterng in the
Lucooco camp, caused 10y the fear of the immediate
removal of their high priest fromthe Collectorship
of the port in this city, 1t is understood that of late
the charges against him have assumed such gravity
and direcpess that the msgustes OF the party through
gu, the State nave been summoned to Detroit to hold
a cout Gil of over bis case.
great popularity of Carl Schurz among the Republicans
Of that State, says:
cit appears TO be conceded that no man in the State
would create more enthusiasm and cal out larger
vote than Mr.. Schuiz, he a candidate. Of MS
quail hc sion for The position, We have seen no dou0;
expressed by any Republican jouroal. Others may be
A. well fitted TO oscsige the duties OF the post as he
bet none better. That he would be trlunphanty
elected, there cannot Dc shadow of a doubt.
The Portland Oregonian in announcing tho
election of Mr. Logan, Republican, to Congress, At
tributes the result manly to ne long ue, tyranny,
al egotsm Of 10. Lane who in dispensing Federal
pa, ronsge while Oregon Territory, had ra sed
up Leaders and subalterps of whom the peopl, were
tired. Mr.. Logan was popular man, aud the Re-
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