New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-14
Netp7 Iork Dailp Gribrure
POLITICAL


-Years. An;hory, Bingham, Gnmss, Bragg, and
Pcvel-fve Of the eigh. rev United States Senators
have been Governors Of their respective States.
The SHAREHOLDERS Of the PARISH Of 81. Landry L.,
held meeting recently, q. which they resolved that
the lave in regard 10 free negroes us be 80 amended
ths hereafter any free person OF color who should BE
Gully convicted Of any ofeDse sgsinst the lsws BY
Court Of competent jurisdiction should BE- sold by the
sheriff Of the parsn in which he tired, TO the last
and bighest bidder, slave, either for lie or for
term Of years in accordance with the nature Of the
ofeIse.
TIE Few a., in rels:ion to the salaries o.. State
Cfieers in Indiana f1ss them s. follows
"Governor, 5000; Treasurer Of State, 5000
Auditor Of State 800; Secretary of State, s. g0O;
President Of the Sinking Fund Commi ssoners, - O;
Governors Private Secretary, $JJOi superintendent
Of Public Instruction, 81 300; State Librarian, $40;
Ssperints ndent Insane yum, 81 800; Superintendent
Deaf ard Dumb Asylum, LOO; Superintendent
Blind Asylum $500; Warden Sts.e Prison, 81 800;
Moral Instructor State Prison 500; Physician State
Prison, $500; Aojutant and Qnartermaster General,
SIS esch Jndges OF So 3reme Court, ,JU each;
Judges Of Circuit Courts, 81 800 each; Prosecuting
Attorneys 500 each. The Auditor OF State Is a.
lowed two clerks al 81 900 each, and one al 5000; the
Treasurer Of Safe st. $500 and the Secretary OF
State one at SS]O."
TIE Cincinnati Enquirer Mr.. Postmaster Fsran's
paper in Al article in relation to the Charleston Con
vention, says that if, q, ina; Convention, a plank
should be inserted into toe Democratic platform de
mazdisg hgislQtoa BY C0EgreSS TO protee. Sdrery IN
The Territories, Il Will be utterly destructive of the
prospects of the party, and that they will rot be abba
TO carry q single Stae in the North We have MOI yet
heard Of Mr.. Fsran's removal.
Two Of the Africans o: the Wanderers cargo,
who were arrested some time sgo at Macon and taken
by the United States Mrshs to the prison a: Savan-
nab, have been renamed TO Mr.. Lamar, who claims
to own them, by Justice Staters
Thirty millions for slsvery--not dime for com
merce Of the Lakes" is the burden of many al
editorial article the West, in relation to the Presi-
den.s yeo of the bill apprOpnstbg $4,000 to deepen
the chsnnel o. the ST. Clair Fis.s.
Judge Ingerscu nov has the New-London SLAYER
(Isu ans case under consideration, and will give his
deo,on at the adjourned session of the Cont on the
DIST inst.
"A msicrify Of the Committee on Federal Relations,
in the Massachusetts House of Representatives have
reported bill to prevent and punish any attemp: to
arrest fugitive slaves in tbs, State. Minority report
sgs,ntt the bill was also presented.
Tile Detroit DAILY Tribune Of the 18th says that
Judge Flynns friends, the Administration msn say
that be positively al right They claim that on Mon
day last he had confidential and most cordial interview
with the President, while certain Douglas men from
Michigan were cooling their heels in the ane-room,
and tbs. his EIceency 81. b.. assured the Judge that
he should no. make any change in the Post Office IL
Detroit, for be was convinced that the Douglas men
mad designs upon bm."
The Lite Rock tArksnsas Gazette gives synop-
sis Of bill passed by the Legislature of that State for
the expulsion of free negroes
They have until January 1860 to dispose OF their
property and mske other arrangements for leaving.
II they 40 not 90 then, It is made the duty of .herds
10 seze them and hire them out TO the highest bidder
for one year. giving them the net proceeds OF their
labor to enable II TO leave the State The bill pro-
vides that such free negroes desire 10 remain, may
choose mastsrs-the County Court having them ap-
PRAISED and the master mistress they have chosen
paying half their value into the common school und OF
the Comfy"