New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-19

in Isss-b.yipe beard some Republicans North rA'
ing Of r.srs money to s. si.t 10 the election oil %"
olmM-hs a,ked ,or an e1plansiioD- Iney rePi'e'
that - although they held the same poitlcsi 'le"'
with Fremont, yet they were AFRAID II be snou'h oe
q. e,,d the people of the South might be ID i'oiS
enough TO dissolve the Uniop.'
The politicians of Tennessee Of both pa'ne' re-
pudist. Gen Casss doctrine tia the Hoter and Le-
Cerc le;sr-), regard 20 naturahred ei'iZfns'
Hon. Isham c. Harris. the Democratic candifa'e TOR
Governor, has written letter, IN whch, "hhe ~
tempting 70 screen the Administrator, he Is CON-
pel. d to repudiae the Cas- doctrine.
The DeIroa Adreytis,r states that strong effort
is making TO have Mr.. Michael Shoemaker, the Coz
,eior Of Customs q, Detroit, removed. The Afstr-
tser upderstaI ds this; certain serious charges OF mai
fessarce ,Gics have heen preferred agsns, him,
that il sustained by satisfactory proof will put him
TO the expense of pilgrimage OF 30 To Washington
without unnecessary delay. These charges. which
are made by prominent members of his own party,
are said 10 be:
First: That be has paid ont deprecated currency
in violation Of the Sub Treasury Law.
Second That be has made out vouchers for Il larger
amount than has been expended IN the services speci
fed
Third That be hiss returned goods as in bond
sion Of the con'ignees.
FourM That he has failed to make return Of GER
tain fees received by him.
Col s. l.. Jones the opposition candidate for Con-
gres in The Nth District of Kentucky, has declined the
canvass in consequences of sickness bis family.
Ron w. Stevenson is thus left without an oppooent
The vote in Maine on the bill granting State AID
in the construction of the Aroostook Railroad was as
follows For the bill IL 922; against, 1898. Major
iiy agans, the act, 3s73. Every county but Penoo-
scot. Kepnebec and Aroostook voted against toe bull
The Hamilton Cd Representatives. raises the
name of the Hon. Lyman Trumbull for President in
1860
The notorious English Bill has, with bis low
ard characteristic cunning suggested himself Tor the
Speskership Of the re1t L. 5. House of Representa-
tyes by the publication of card protesting that ne
is cot candidate for 1t.
The Madison Ind Courier says:
"a rumor has reached us from New-fork which
says the Hon. NJ c. Bright is in that city and an out
aud GU, Douglas man. We have been toi Mr. nrisu.
saws be don't care what Jess says-that he nas
been politician for ten years back against his WILL
ard il This case he is determined to place himself. ne
uformston comes to Us so direct We are inclined u
believe il true; but as to Michael working III OPPOSE
ton to the views Of jesse that is fudge III the former
il Douglas man il is with the consent OF Jesse, and
ar 10 further some plan the brothers understand bet
ter than any one else
The 81 Paul Times learns "tbat the Democrats,
taking advantage of the apparent rupture IN the ke-
publican ranks, propose to run Edmund Rice, esq
for Governor of Minnesota, and Geo. l.. Becker Tor
Congress. BY this movement they are in hopes to
defeat the Republican ticket"
A true bill was found at the late session of the
Federal Court at Oxford, Miss against NJ. Broinox,
slave dealer of Memphis, for offering four or five
Congo Africans for sale in the Columbus market last
March. The negroes were not sold, nor has Brof-
nox been arrested lie will probably be taken into
custody and tried at the next session of the Court
The Hon. Arthur Holmes of Cortland Co. has
prepared history of Parties and Politics, which ia
manual of political intelligence, x1ibitipg the origin,
srow and sha of political parties add the ope-
ration of Constitutional Government in the Coited
States, which will soon be issued by the Appletons.
A Wyandott correspondent of The PhaddetPh'a
Bulletin has been furnished with the following sum-
mary of The officers and members of the Kansas Con-
stituiioual Convertiop;
Rep.bliesn members "a; Democratic, II Independent l.
The officers all Republican There in the Convention 10
nh - sna ssn,s mscbsnics editors o,rnals. each
nsrn.d 10 single and wdowe0 Natives of Ohio Penn
4 Nw.York, 4; Name 8; New Hamp hire, 3; Virginia. :
England, 2; Scot aud Ireland and Germany, each.
If cultivated by the Officers and ms
bers OF the Couye 29 Averaging about 81 each
som or Of Kansas Constitutional COpy-noos To-
peka L.ayenvorh 5: Former ulcers Secretary, Reporter
Of the Lesyenworth and Clerk OF the To-
pes CoIveniions
TIE past politics of the members and officers IL placed az fol-
lows Democrats, 81 Whss % Republicans, IL Free-So
Dem cra Anti Slavery, p Independent, aud nary pol
itcisn.
Col II. l. Hopkins announces himself as cand-
date for Congress from the Petersburg District Of
Virginia, in place Of the Hon. VIM. o. Goode, de-
ceased.