New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22


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POLITICAL.
At tie Couyer '.oa held at tie Getty House, Yer
Is On SATURDAY ast delegates chosen t. rep
re-.ut the l.; Assembly District Of Westcheo'er
equity in tie State, Jadcis'y sad Senatorial Con-
ve1i.ous. s. follow: State Convention az Syracuse,
Wednesday, Sept ., 1872, Joseph Il. Goodwin Of VOC
kerx. end George Archer Of Es-'coester. Their Al
ie,rs,es: Robert l.. Bu,sI.n Of Yorkers, aud Capt.
Dayton Of Eastchester. JuGic.aFy Convention: W.
T. b Mi!hAen Of West Farms and L. Z. Shonard Of
Workers. State Convictions Charles Bathgste Of
Moirisai.a sDd J. II. S,esdwell Of Youkers. :. ID.
G!Go,d Of No1risan.a Harvey Kidd Of Wes'chss,er,
abG j. H. Steadwe.l. were reelected member Of the
Dis;ric. Committee fcr the ensuing year.
The Hon. john Forsyth, editor Of IT, Ho6le
Rertsfer lately Nj. Buchai ao Minister IN Mexico,
but Row an enemy of the President, has just been
elected 70 The Legislature Of A,abans, the Douglas
platform. BE is returned 8. the very head Of the
ticket Mr.. Fors!th ayors the reoPesng Of the slave
trade.
Robert G. Ha-p,r has been nominated foE Con
gress by the Democracy Of tie With District OF
Georgia.
-Ofcia. and reported returns from all tie COUNTIES
Of Tennessee but fix foot up for Governor
Hsrris........... .........-z1i ,,..-. go,
Tie coupties to hear from gave Harris majority in
lSj7 Of S2l which will be somewhat reduced. Tue
Democrats have majority o. thee in the Seaate snd
Of seven in tie House Of Representatives, last year
they had four in the former and nine in the latter
-" Occasional writes from Washington TO The
PHILADELPHIA PyCss:
"Ip Peprsy lvsnia AZ ! understand on inquiry, tho
General Administration s very ANXIOUS to secure suc
q csI Gide'e for Governor As val suit MI buchanan
judge Black completely cut OF the notion 81 bee IN
ing a oaud'dste. but Gen. George kelm ct Berlin,
and William II. Wife Of Pnllaoelpha-bcth well
Known il NasiingtOE-may be said 10 be rivals Tor
the nomination Gen. hen, according to the manner
in which AZ. buchanan has distributed bis iay0rs
since he became President, Is probably most en tled
~ tbs hoIor having been apronrett member oil the
American patty until within d very short time, AMI al
varvtt most Of the Gc,iye men oi the democratic
party in his quarter up 10 the moment when the fres'
f,ii coucuded betray his trust on the great prin-
oir'e Of popular soyereigIty-wnen the door Vas
oIereG 10 Tho General, and he became furious Ad'
uiti-irston LecCn pCnite hnt Mr.. Witte CLAIMS a.
yCuaIe " aware are by no means 10 De de'Piseu'
Few non ~ perLsy Natih taNe gone 80 iar ia oppo-i
tiou To Mr. BuChaiap, when te reeded Trends, a. sr
Nltic aud suox Of none who has go cheertuiy s~al'
low al All the disgusting doses Oft req by the President
10 the marty since the ih Of March. lN1'. As 1, the
pri,cy lOltTs VINO OK. 10 tOIlto ''uI
text Convection no; to na'e II they can, aoyoody
who csn be elected. they val take care a. "a primfry
cOrsidersion to put mp that man OILY VINO VIII get tne
fewe.t vote. when tie day Of election -nall arrive
TIE same core spyndent says:
In Neg.,Irrsey the mHsses Of the Democratic
ragty are resolved IKE sensible men to cat loose fl IN
lie AoInn stIstiou entirely, andto make the popular
pnuc'pe the garcy against their adverSaues IN the
couirg election Hon Charles Stefon OF trenton,
AND General f.. Y. H. Wight of Jereey City, are
prominent canOC aes fJr the n)aln oI Tor hOVcrnoT
sLd Ex-Governor Petsr u. krOOm ID very strong WIN
the DemocraJy. The election takes plice TINS All
Tie thu h j., Mr.. buchanan has fallen more raphy
ard su more d,cpy IA AeS Jersey thsn IN any otncT
: ate ept l. nDsy vaui4 lie has cot ella ed Con
ooie stockton BY the appoint nent OF his son John ne
La- ~, strergthered the affections ot lis od iuedh
John X. Tbom-or; be has lost Col al OF bur'ng,
tor and by MS course TO Gov. slker, has deprived
limsfl fof tie coliicrce II Gen. Cook OF HoO)sen.
Neither the NroOms the Ryers0us, nor the PJttsss
have auv confidence in him. aud, save Judge Mar ot
TIeho, land he Goes rc 90 odt Oh bs way III tual
Ecs1tl thtre ia not newspaper n the state tina.
shows any euthu-asm in support Of the pOlcy OF the
Administration. TX Senator Wright, who was defeat
Cd bccaure he submitted so readily u the n snsGs
bunders Of the Administration, aud who would have
been reelected mad be allowed his real feelings and the
advice If biz tf friends control him, Elust ieel thst
lie i urdor no Obligations whatever to the Presdent
-Tle Nr-O,lcaas Dehq thinks that the speaker
ship Of tie next House Of Representatives. lies be-
tween the Hon. I'm. E.herdse q this State AMI the
lion. Ton Corsin ofOhio.
The Mckinney jTexs'l NesSeHser nomiostes the
hon. San. Houston "a tue " Union Candiiate' Tor
the next Presi5ercy. subject to the Convention OF
" the people at the balot-box' TIE HoustoH fele-
graph which bitterly opposes Gen. Houstoo, takes
the result OF the election in very philosophical spirit
1--WE were going along smoothly, a. we thought,
had made our State officers for couple OF years anead
as We fondly Anticipated, and supposed tue country
was oil right when all at once We heard something
drop and lie pext thing felt a. though we had
bet cent for and couldn't go II is Of use 70 try TO
account Tor the business. There Is just this one tling
about It: the Opposition ouinuubeTed u.s. and we had
10 knock under. We are TOW pleasantly locs'ed on
the banks If Salt River that famous place for retey-
irg broken political fortunes. The fact IL, Old san 10
elected era be can be euchred oct Of his Governor,
chip in suy way but by sending him to the United
States Senate.
Returns from the greater portion Of Alabama indi-
cate that Gov. Moores majority vii considerably
exceed ~ eco.