New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-05

toS.r sssin oil u M T, ror.l Les. 70 -a
any ether 'p-, es Of mirsDdy hostile lesisiiton
The Frankiin La Banner says hat the Hon.
Judge Perkins ex-lember Of Congress from the Hid
District, viii be formidable competitor Of Sliden for
the United States Senaor.hip before the next Legs
lsare.
We desire to state that She name Of the love
! member of the Republican Central Committee IL
ASDEIw J. STEvEss. and not Ard. j. Steness As ii
has recently appeared n several of the journals. Mr.
Stevens resides at Des Moines.
A correspondent. Of Tie San Francisco Hc-ald,
writing from Carson Valley, says that the people Of
that country are in favor OF the Hon VIM. Smith
EItr. Billy of Virginia for the Presidency. The
Monroe County Va Democrat HOSTS the names of
Henry A. Wise for President, and Joseph Lsns Of
Oregon for Vice President.
The Ner--H aren Journal tells the following,
aprcpos Of the assertion that Col. Seymous reception
at Hartford was got up as political manifestation
One Of the ,tive and efficient aide of the Chief
Marshal was engaged in clearing back the crowd,
when be va. addressed by haf-tpsy and very indie.
pendent asnirer of Col. Seymo4r IAN ye won't kill
Us all if we don't fall back, viii ye'' yes said
the Aid, "every man of you" /" No, ye wouldn't DO
tha. sure, youHJe ranting rs By and by!"
-I@ MOhhtdiH Guy bOld AlVTt6 VI aug ~
present. the following the leading features of the
Constitution Of the proposed State of Jefferson:
TIE boundaries are the 37th degree of north lati
tuje the South, the Adj degree on the North; the
l0aG meridian Of west longitude, the East and the
llOth meridian Of the West, making the State Az
miles long by a mean width Of $40 miles. The bill Of
rights il very similar to the; Of the Safe of lows con-
tanning the usual guaranty OF rights To the people.
The Executive Department provides for Governor,
Secretary Of State, Auditor, Attorney Gsnera, and
Ix.o Oh ka hv no aria
a,uie The Legislative Department provides for
SeIa,e and House Of Representatives, with their
nsusl powers. The Judiciary Department provide.
for Supreme Circuit, snd County Courts with usual
powers. Miluis-1ncorpora'e the abe-bodied citi-
Gems over Is aud under 90, into the State service.
Sctools-Provides for the of school funds the
election Of Superintendent Of Public Instruction, and
the erection Of ate University. All banks of issue
are prohibited. Observation-Disclosures for amend
uents by the Legislature, with ratification by the
people Schedu PROVIDES for the putting in force Of
the Constitution. In the main orr Constitution Is SUM-
lar TO the Constitution Of Iowa and no one can ex.
anime il candldly without pronouncng 1t good one
The Nashville Union has received the entire vote
of Tennessee, official aud reported, the returns from
hny.two counties being unofficial. The footing is
follows: For Harris, 6,262 for Netherland, rs To-
Harris msjority, SOB. The aggregate vote of this
year aches IA 2l being - i36 larger than that Of
two yeats ago, and 46O5 l.rger than that cast in the
HretlltItihi icJo' WV Neso 10
5,Osi larger than it was two years ago, and 1924
larger than Buchanans in 1886, while Netherlands is
ONLY eSI larger than Fill nores in 1885, though it is
1862 larger than Hstton's two years ago.
The Al6ony Erening Journal of Friday says:
II will be seen by the following card that Mr.. Bailey
whose term of office Inspector of State Prisons eI
pires th the present year. declines denomination.
This announcement will take his friends by surprise.
They had determined 10 present his name to the Con-
"A - a,. aotof hat
would be favorably received by that body.
The Stste Tever hsd more upright or more de-
voted public officer Although the duties imposed upon
him equally arduons perpe1ug and lplicatsd,
he discharged them with most c0mmende lie prompt
ness AMI fidelity. But they have D-+n a"cODpsnied
by difficulties and enbsTsssnents arisug, chiefly,
from the political construction of the Board which
have rendered the office larduous enough a. best
more than usually uppe .sant and forced upon him
irrspressble desire to fa back upon pursuits more ia
harmony with his temperament, aud more congenia
to hi- tastes. He will csrry with him the good opinion
of the people of the State.
CLIFTON Psrsos. Aug. 80, 1859.
To the Editors Of The Ersnisg Journal
G.srLrngs You will slow space 10 paper 20 ray
am pot candidate for as Inspector o. sac rf'
The Of the Republican State Convention that persons
on smother held by me have conscious
tina, have sought TO discharge the difficult and emoaFa.
Inspector of Prisons according 10 the best OF my
ability bu how well have succeeded is not for me to say
a" l Sisd m.ns s P'G sn the
agents can b. retained in places dstau, day
on. will cease to be a burden the State Treasury.
lam thankful Republican Electors Who in 1883
saw proper invest with si,e brief authority bl shall
nevertheless into the retirement. Of private life without casting
am yours &c, w. BAILEY
An attempt was made to prevent Dean Richmond
from being cent delegate to the Democratic Stste
Convention from Genesse County; bnt the effort
failed, and Mr.. r. will come down " unanimously"
The Hon. Beriah Msgofin was insusurated
Governor of Kentucky on Tuesday last. He was met
| few miles from Frankfort by an imposing civic and
military escort, and after arriving in the city, pro-
ceedsd to The Capital square, where large ccncourse
| of Ken uckans-men, matrons, and maids-asse nbled
to give ecat to the august ceremony At night there
| was grand inauguration ball. which was attended by
VICE. Pre,idert Breckrrige eI Governor Morehesd,
! anu other EN- lent citizens. Toe lew Governor, id
his inaugural advocated harmony and Ut ion between
the two sections Of the country, remarking that the
position of Kentucky ever loyal ever true to the
Union is to avoid the utraism of the South and the
| treason and dangerous fanaticism of the North.
TIE Washington State, ssys, tina. the instructions
by Government to Mr.. Alex. Dimity, are lengthy and
| specific:
In ,hos- instructions lie has RECT chr, laid dosn %
EN- him in hi. .con Every .lbjec, in connection
viii our Unsettled afars with Costa Rics and cnz1ah
h Of Government To s hereafter with
decision IN in;l,ion IN regard % me ~ "a 20
the m'nopoy CONCEDED - Monsieur 6sJ 10 ,Se
t.,u'vs Axe xiesr.sn. to s.s joan del Sur Blu.
csrut bow the Government Of me United Yates can IN
ts bscI oD the rights ing the Old Canal sd Aces
.ary Transit Company The Goyernmen certainly VII n pre-
wallace Van Dixie o,bsr. simple viz in
u. ps they had the the route aud
In the .copd place. their contracts null aud void from nom
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