New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-18
POLITICAL.

TIE 81. Louis Republican says, it has been as
sured by confidential friend of Me-. Bates, that the
opinions in relation to the Slavery question attributed
to him by The Ereaihg NeDs of that city, and so ex-
tensivey repubshed throughout the country, not
authorized
Banking is likely to be girt with perils in Georgia
The Governor of that State, in his recent message
recommends revision Of the criminal code to the end
that suspension of specie payment by any bank in
Georgia shall be deemed conclusive evidence OF fraud
ON the part of the President and Directors, and pun
shes the officers of the bank for it, by imprisonment in
the Penentiary, without permitting them to show
that il was not fraud.
At Democratic Convention in Sanderdale County,
Alabama, ast week, it was among other things, re-
solved as follows:
E;ohtA The declarations of Mr. Douglas that 1T eompe
tent Territorial Legislature By the exercise OF tho taxing
power and ether functions Otha the limits Of e ConstoH
10 about unriendy legislation and thereby practically dive sAv
cry out of the Territory at with the doctrines Of the
Constitution aud therefore TepudAte him and bis
heree and al others entertaining similar views as unjust 70 the
citizens Of the SsvehodDg States and wi under no ecan
.,ances support him for the Presidency nominated nor any
one maintaining bis doctrines"
AT the election in Massachusetts last week I'M
usual spectacle presented at the polls IN Ward
-Four in Boston. Three generations-iather, son and
grnndson- up and voted together. Two Of them
were ex-Mayors, and we apprehend there was no
doubt hatever in regard TO the Republican character
Of their votes.
-Ex-Goy Brown of Mississippi, in speech made
before the Legislature of that State upon their special
invitation said that he advised the Democratic party
in Nississippi 10 send their best to Charleston,
who would insist upon clear recognition of all our
rights lie would not be satisfied with the Cincinnati
| platform-it has two faces; be wanted platform
granting Congressional protection to Slavery in the
Tcrritoriee-he would be satisfied with nothing less.
And ii il was refused, break up the Charleston Con-
yepton and the National Democratic party Of the land.
The people at the South growing crafty law
less in view of the Brown plot. A Mississippi paper
eooy proposes that persons shall travel in Southern
States without passports, according TO the custom of
| European despOtisms.
| "A CORRESPONDENT Of The 81. Louis Republican,
I writes as follows:
The Kansas elections oAss Tuesday resulted in favor
The Republicans. In Kansas "a all Republican, and will
never o.herse and she hep. out Of the Union until hs
be Republican abe will be kept oct always The
era feeling that abe had better be admitted st No
outside interests suffer BY her 9dson state while her
own internal win thereby be advanced The East the
hone the capital OF the country and until the minds of the
people there dsbnsed Of tie notion that peence and
famine prevail in Kansas cannot hope for dollar Of Their
capital within her borders Capital 4 timid the "a
remarked by Republican apostle In advocating lie adop
ton II the Constitution II viii keveT Kansas until Ia
convinced Of the stability things In Kansas and her
doubts whether well III founded removed. This think
only be done BY State Government therefore say, lei
her in State; capital win then be taken there nve
and instead Of 70 per cent being paid for tho Of
H. perhaps Is pr Will be the maximum This why
glad the Constitution adopted, with it, per
eiions IL is not hnay but may be changed any time that
arfE
be many changes made In the Instrument"
Speaking of Mr.. Buehanans sly movements TO
procure a denomination, the Washington correspondent,
of Tke Philadelphia Press says:
His aroifsess in managing conventions and nominations
TEcyeTt;s This irs in his character was never fully exh