New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11
POLITICAL

officers On the ith. Csuse-Rum.
Iowa holds Republican State Ccnvention s. dss
M.res on the % CT Jnre.
John Mitctels paper, TIE Citizen, drsws this
moral from the resu. of the recent slave IN Pnla
d.lphs, ths, no sav,owner will ever more recover
runaway, or stolen regro, from any place north OF
Mason ana u Kor 8 line"
"A bill las beea Introduced into the House Of As
sembly Of CaLsds for the protection Of 'PerdhTj'
sud the custody and disposal Of their real AID psrsonS
property
| The Commissioners Of P)lch Of Cincinnsh, sP-
pointed under set pissed 8 non:a eSo, nave re-
signed their Offices the ground that 10 re,sn them
20 ui lead to contest on the constitution Atty OF the
law, Ard a collision sith the authority Of the Mayor
The Nsr. Oriean, Tts> De.ta discussing the cruel
legislscon Of SINE Of the Southern SAFES and tbs dis
petition 10 Louisiana 20 innate IT, IN regard to ffes
! negroes, ssys:
"Th.re i. large native resident population, cor
rect IN their general department, honorable IN their
Intercourse with society, and tree from TeproacA 80
far ss the awE concerned, not surpassed IN ths
roffepsveIess Of their lives by sny equal number OF
persons in any place, North or soath.'
And Mississippi paper st Port Gibson thus no.
tees the Gesth Of an individual OF this class ole widow
Holly:
4" She died owning Thousand acres of good land
| and nUry negroes. Her husband hyedi near town
very many years, and esteemed gentleman.
Holy and his wife were blsck any of tnelr
| slsves, and always conducted themselves we'll
--Tb Apalaehicoia Fla hirertiser is very de-
cijtd in lie advocacy Of the policy Of stealing negroes
at first hard rather than Of mourning the expense Of
buying of breeders at presen, high prices. Ii rather
err however in thinking tina. lie the North which
stands in the way Of that policy Il Is the border Slave
States which object TO free trade in negroes.
Until the slave trade is opened aud made legal,
the South will push Slavery forward as seasoning
for every di-h and whether the North likes it or not
ike the Spanish with the garlic, it viii hsve TO De
tasted 10 every course at the tabs. This IS the settled
and determined policy o. party the , South; we
but believe il is duty which the General Govern
ment owe, TO the South that the slave trade should
be legitimate that her vast domain should receive
cultivaors.
The Senate Of Ohio last week called upon Gov
ernor Chase by resolution, for an e1plsnaton OF hts
course in Withholding information, as they alege he
do otbe recent frauds upon the State Treasury The
Governor reptile. that portion otbese resolutions are
expressed in language which, he sure that honor
able body WILL upon reflection regard as unsuited to
intercourse between the Ser e ard the Executive.
due respect to the people Who have chosen him "a
their Grief Magistrate forbas him any otherr reply
Leighton, tire Republican candidate for Mayor OF
Keokuk, Iowa, has been chosen by msjOnty of $780,
The 0Philaisphis PehnsyiraaiaH IS very indignant
and very sorry thst Daniel Webster wac decaeds
free man by Commissioner Long-orth, last week 1t
ttnkf thst Pbadelphs may yet regretthst suffered
such fsrstcism. TIE question is no, one of humsoity
or Of law but of dry goods and other merchandise. 1t
pat etcslly exclsims:
I'VE are not the solitary ones Of whom Southern
men car buy That should never be forgotten.
Nevertheless We find many prominent iu their con-
rectons with The South fostering and aiding the Abo.
lton press in propsgaiing ldess fatal to our mutual
and the existence Of the Union. Therefore,
LEI this psitf fol error Of msed Judgment be the occi
zion for Our fellow citizens 10 awake and look straight
g. the disastrous consequences which certainly must
follow if allow THE far sticlm 20 grow stronger ara
to separate the natural union of the mutual producers
and consumers"
oh, the City Of Brotherly Love Oh, the Hal OF
the DECLARATION Of Independence Oh, the Bell th,s
proclaimed Liberty throughout the land, and all the
Inhabitants thereof Oh the Dry Goods On, the
Wet Goods, Oh Daniel Webster Of 1850 aud oh,
Daniel Webster of 1859
The ANN Arbor, Michigan Argus declares thatit
has no disposition TO spread out the scster ns returns
of the late election in that State. They are 1t
adds decidedly too black for us to derive any com
fort from so doing. The Quskers didO't vote, aud
the Republicans Rad II all their way, esctpg
Martin by from II geo TO Is, 600 msority."
The Ohio canals are TO be les,ed at public auction
on the steps Of the Sas House, on the 10Th of August
rext to the bignest bidder, Tor term of five years
Mr.. Abrams Of Hennco Virgins has announced
himelf ss candidate fer Congress, on the platform OF
Emancipation in Yrgiuis. The Ad ninstrstior papers
propose to lynch him.
-Th Lawrence Herald Of Freedom ssys the
smalett vote ever poled 10 that city cat At the
last election Ore hundred and seyentysix votes were
cast for, ard thrty-tbree against Constitution. In
Lecomp.on the vote stood one hundred aud eighteen
against, TO eleven for Constitution. The people sp-
pear generally to have taken nc interest in toe matter
TIL Albany EreriHg Journal says that under its
lew prospectus. the name OF TIE Warrington CaioH
i, to b. changed to The Constitution. Tnis adds The
Jorrna is after the fashion of pirates who hoist the
hag Of the nation they mean TO plumber. Under it'
former title the paper mas done s bst to distract and
diy,e Tie Union and under the latter, suppose, It
will peIvert and ssssil the Constitution.
DIR. Bailey. Of The National Era, states that his
journal not committed to the support OF Nh Seward
for the Presidency. lie is fdend Of Gov. Chase,
whom he knows to be pure n private life; OF incor-
uptbie integrity fair, firm, consistent and able IN
public hfe remarks for bis administrative abilities,
sincere Arti.Slavery msu, genuine patriot 81 eie-
waited statesman, cit for the highest post of tru't OF
honor il the gift OF his country At the same time,
DR.. Bailey not pledged to shy particular candlds'e'
but siheIes to the PbIsdslpba platform, and fsvors
the uominstion of that representative NAN VINO
will be found the strongest when the National ConVen-
ter Gomez 10 meet
The Warrington Stats, Douglas and Pro-
Slavery paper, published IN Washington ahd EDITED oy
Eotger A. Pryor, advocates the Douglas do'se OIL
-. and II