New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11
POLITICAL.

--TIc CkdrI.fO- ke-cu-y understands tie resoiJ-
tors adopted 9, the Democratic State Convention o(
Lou-,ars which assembled 10 dominate candidates
for State officers which i; puts before its reader, IS
distiDciiy rejecting the SQusttor Sovereignty Of
Douglas & Co. It adds:
"Ttere perry ia st Sat who ooirs wis.'1y :: Cas,
C-ur1 Anc,ios ara mssioA h~yins TIA, Ia toe uno' :
pise 70 ed secure tasm ossraoaas stss % &c
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ssi IN scnrNhits their visar- ar Roy % 80
Nth him tb-e,ic ard irp-socab~ i..ue- sn"r11
Tia pssca trsolery - tie territorial r<ats Of tee So9tn ssa
Ord SCOT decision Tns parry uno-r tue sii,ed and que
,;suneh soue t~ been roei' D. no's@ 10; .an .sH- ~
uld r,sDd he matter ssi We esFf, 70 tnnk to"-Frf "a
Mr. ede- Lad the Oesr hand the vhv- tooe Of
LsisIs politics much the Of idle fbgstsrsr
sHd that 80 fir a. e a. iess coo'e a. al "a ny eye
ao mean. robins ~ y ~ .-I: aad fp. eset,.oa d
riaht. snd interest: nov e-e, 1d -knE a. srea "a, "a
equality and n6epeDdenos wil b. quite time enough -
eaFsra"
At meeting Of the Democrats Of Appleton. Ne,
TO elect dele gates to The State COnve alton resolutions
passed declaring their opposition to the e7act-
ment OF code Of laws protecting Slavery in the Ter
Itorie-, and that new, moDstrou5 ood alarming doc
thine proclaimed at Washington and repeated ny
Democratic presses in this State that Slavery in the
Territories must be protected D. tie judiciary.
Tie Richmond Engu,r,r regards the decision OF
ChefJu.iice fancy in the case Of the slave Amy, a.
repeating ami confirming in all its force the view
previously set forth ~ Gov Wise in his late letter to
Mr. Sanford.
1t If said that after the first Aston House meeting
its object was the subject Of conversation among
few prominent politicians, John Van Buren, being Of
the number. One Of th. party remarked that he
thought the object was to compel compromise, or
make trade with the Opposition The Prince
| replied: The day Of compromises is past; but
we are still a commercial people"
1t Is said that since Mr.. Buchanan's trip to North
Carolina, the placemen ard hsDsers-on in Washing
ton speak freely aud Will much less reserve Of the
neccssifg ioi q denomination OF King james by the
Charleston Convention. Many Democratic pot-
clans express The confident opinion that that event
should and viii occur.
The Opposition in Mississippi manifest strong
disposition to nominate Judge Shsrkey who presided
over the Anti-saye Trade Convention at NicLsburg,
for Governor Of the State.
The n. q. Plcasune thinks that the new issue Of
tho re-opsnng of the slave-trade introduced by the
late Nioksburg Convention is destined to divide the
South unless it be speedily put at rest.
The Hon. John N. Read Of the Supreme Court Of
Pennsylvania is talked Of in that state the Repab-
can candidate for the Presidency. Tho great vote he
pocd at the last election Pennsylvania is claimed
as an evidence that he unite all the sections in his
favor.
Gen. Jas. A. Bethune Of Columbus Ga, is al in
dependent candidate for Congress in the lid Dis
trici. He makes the question of " frce-trnde and
Direct Taxation, the issue.
Major Hciss, in announcing the withdrawal Of
Mr. Roger A. Pryor from The States says:
"As law and politics 60 hand in hand in Virginia
We shall be prepared to Mr.. Pryor, al no distant
day in high pubic employment. The good OF the
country would be benefited BY his presence in the
councils Of the nation. He would BE- in that body the
Randolph Of his DAY. There would be no government
abuse that he would not lay bare to public vieS.
Such member never needed more than az this
time
-The Louisville formal says:
"A distinguished gentleman Of this Congressional
District himself lawyer OF the first reputo, informed
us the o;her day that, in recent conversation with
Judge Mclean at Cincinnati, he put the question OF
Intervention Tor protection directly to that eminent
Republican jurist, asking him, II, on the assumption
that the right Of slave property exists IN Tho lertDne
az declared by the Supreme Count in the bred Scott
case it not tho solemn duty Of Congress to protect It,
Judge Mclean instantly replied: Clearly s.r