New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
POLITICAL.

AiJaHy A-gus Of yesterday:
"Gov. Wires letter, 10 ~hich We regret 70 hrf no
word If Il sue r the fraud BE- a1vi.ei an1
attempted upot the Dnocrscy Of this State, has yet
s1nribii Ia II that calls for es @oris from n.
"Ttst Mr.. DotIels, to whom the letter WA ed-
dressed after showing 10 several Others, cophded IL
TO Mr. Cassidy, With permission TO send II to Mr. Rich-
III, nd at Buffalo, who was 10 bring II to Alo1uy, on
the meeting of The State Comn''e~ the -up-t q1-rt
week, 10 true. Bur Mr.. CASSIDY DID Hot GrGH hImfJ
of has 1r-rmssiOn lie chsry Of the reputa-
u,u oi Gov Vie thar bis Own cofre-pOn1ett- Neither
Mr.. Redmond, nor any member OF the Stste Com MI
tee was made a~ae Of the contents of the letter,
until copy Of II secer- all ed 10 be IN cucdalon,
N THE CIT y on the day toe state Committee met.
Mr.. Csssdys feelings those Of his friends and OF
bis tIiends frltDrs such 10 preclude the Id
Of hostility to Gov. Wse; aud the OILY emotion The
letter e1red Ia him was ore or regret that the e1er
written aid Of SION let should be ma lie
public Mr. CASSIDY denies tDat by any act OF h's, or
by any copLvance cobaeIt, direct or indirect, re
mote or Lear aas the letter made public M Wire
had a. soc st.d himself with poll ic4l coohd.nce man
in this State 10 whom Dot OILY every socis euce was
barred but every political Convection WA Closer
who ad held Office only to show his uLhtoess ior puo
lie as for private nDss and Of whom TIE press talked
only nookpey in connection with hi ctaucss oi res
peni'ep,,aIy, Of the Hypothetical Cabinet OF Piesi-
cent " Ire. i, would have been superhuous cruely
to have sought to iIjure such Candidacy, stained
vi such sn sssociati0n.
we demand that Gov. Wise unless he IL 10 be
Judged by his companions in which case We desire 10
have rotbirg further TO do With HIM sbal push this
QuiIy, ItgsIG 10 bis cOrespot oence, 10 It's source
Tbs letter appeae ed first in The Nelc ORR Herd9d,
with the editor of which Gov. W. is in confidential
c. ire, pondeLee Let BIN demand how I, Is letter was
con nuncated to it By i's agent Then from WHOM
did the agent get It Who was the third party
Who stoo0 behind him Who was the LA: AMI origi-
pa source OF this communications If Gov. Wise has
anything left Of oDor and man!iness, IT he Is not
cowei down or shsmed into inpOtency, by his own
conscience, lei bin him do this We a!enge the In
yesiiga ion bee ,use know s result. wall acquit Us,
abroad, Of chsrge winch no man 10 this state, Trend
foe, you'd bring against us, of being false to pi-
vafe fidtnce.
"Bui the eser tment we feel a. the dsgraceful sub
terfuee Which, under bubbles ard fasehoocs, seeks
TO divert the responsibility Of this disclosure IRON lis
true source and the cOLtenp we feel ior the autho oi
sucb letter are lost 10 Of pity tor the State
which bas the misfortune to have such man for it,
head. 1t is Virginia Of which MIR. Wiss Is Governor
1t is to the Mother o States that we are forced to
trace this shameful harOtiy.
The Huntsville (Alaba ns) Democrat, edited by
j. w Clay, esq, brother of United States Senator
Clay, of that State thus explicitly states the condi-
tons upon which, and upon which only, Alabama
will support the nominee Of the Charleston Conven-
tion:
"No nominee Of the Charleston Convention can
OBJ ain our support unless the platform adopted sbau
substantially recognize the Constitutional nights OF te
South on the Slavery question, az iaid down oy Tue
Sutreme Court in The Dred Scot, decisiOn TO WIT:
that Slavery is recognized IN the CoLst! uton, anu
that It is the duty Ct every department OF the Federal
Government CODgre ssiona Judicial and Executive,
to guard protect Ill and unless the anecedents oi
the non iDee are such to justify the belief that he
will be safe custodian Of the rights OF the South
under the Constitution.
KEsTUcKY-The delegation to the next Congress
from Kentucky is now corrected, as CO npared with
the last Congress, o. follows We reprint the table,
because Of an error in one Distrlct
xxxr@ Congn.. ,1XXtm Coagre"
District ]. Henry C. Burnett. Henry I. buEnett
2..ssnurl O. Peyton. samuel o. PeJton
3..Wm Underwood. EKssx NJ BRIsrow.
4..Aibssr G T abbot wv yoa T.; AH SpasS
G..John 81 Eliot GREEN ADAMS.
7..HuMPHRLY MARSHALL. RoBE.I MALLORY.
s..yamt.B Clay VIM Y smm.
9..John g. Mash LABAN L. MOORE
10. .Jro. w. Stevenson. Jno. w. Stevenson.
Democrats in Boman-OppositioD IN small Capitals
A tie vote was reported in the WITH District; but
The Louisville journal Of the 10th inst. says thai
dispatch received from the office of the Secretary OF
State on the evening previous, Announces tho. th"
returns from al counties IN the lfth Congressional
District had been and that Anderson, Oppo
ston has be en- elected by three majority. The Lonis
riUe Democrat mentions the receipt Of the same dis
patch, and adds:
"a friend in Frankfort writes that the Clerk of the
BOYLE County Court says there Is mis- AXE ID one VI
the Boyle poll-books, which may change the result.
The Louisville Journal says:
In The Isl, Vtb and Xth Districts, the Democratic
candidates had 10 organized opposition and the deea
of Can't Jacks who started IN the race with Wy
aeanst him, IL the only Congressional triamph that
Locooism can claim, and that scared the fesh Oh It's
b, mes for several days. from anticipation OF Jscksohs
success.
The Louisville Courier publishes the official vote Of
81 counties, which gives Msgofn TO 5jS; Bell, 62,15
-Magofns ajori,y, $685. with 81 counties to hear
from. lie will be inaugmated on the 3Oth inst.
In North Carolina the Opposition have gainedtwo
Members of Congress- Henry NJ. Shaw having beep
beaten by w. n. II. Smith in the Ist District, and
A. M. Scal,s by ]. VI. LEACH in the With District.
Thos Ruffn, to whom there no opposltloni
Warren Wipslow, whose only opponent was Col.
NJ. Y McDufe; l.. OBJ. Branch, whose majority
over LEVIN b. SANDERS Opp is 1902, and Burton
Craig by about ! 200 majority over l.. ii. WALKUT
Opp all Democrats reelected in the ill.,, llld.,
IVth, and With Districts respectively. In the With
District, JoHy a. GILNRR Opp is reelected BY
largely increased majority over tao opponents The
With District has reelected ZEBULos Il. VANCE
over David Coleman by from 200 to 5000 majority.
In most if not all the Districts, the Democratic ma
ioIu.s are diminished, and the Opposition maoIities
| increased.
7he North Carolina Raleigh Standard, of Aug
| ~, says:
We deeply regret Tie defeat of Messrs Sbsw Scales,
NiNisus and Coleman. We coIfess We felt almost
Of the eee ion OF the two former, and entertained
| etrorg hopes of the success of the two latter
The delegation 10 the mex, Congress will most prob
| ably stand four Democrats TO four Oppoionists-a
DtnoCIa attic lore OF tso.
The wings and Know -Nothrgs Of the District
have deliberately and urequlvocaly iIdorsed Mr. Gu-
| n er's utilization viii the Black Republicans.
The deeg stioD compared with the last, will, &C.
corGing 10 the present aspect Of matters stand thus;
| XXXyTH CONGRESS. NAXylrH CONGRESS
| l. B,uiy 81 Shaw, " y IL SMITH
Tbon't' kgfhn, Thoma . K Kaf.n
! g. l. OBrier Branch, l. OBrru banca,