New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23
POLITICAL.

We fped in The North american of Philadel-
phs long ard interesting letter CONNIE ndipg Judge
John III. Read as candidate for the Presidency.
Practical proof that Kansas is Slave Ststs is
offered in the following advertisement, taken from
Lecomp on psper
ONE THovsasD DOLLARS REwARp.I will pay the above re-
siyitr me .ce teeofa Nscso FIVE CHfL DssS
s' s s'G s % s'' Ts 'S
follows Lewis about Line yes Gd %uIso mnos
~botb uuIst.os L. d. ROBBERS, H. ID.
Lseo~rton. Sspt2
The american Standard, Of Jersey City, yester-
asy came ont in favor Of Charles S. Oden, the Oppo'
s,op cspd date for Governor. The Standard says:
"Our ereei and is American suffrage American Sab
baths and legislation. we woult sr"nstoen ne
thin nsn Of be institutions OF our f,toeis seans1 Tue
Arrogant Of German 6hdelty against sh noocAcy
sssiHs the crafty ounoins OF WY ana not q, ss
isious questions simply because they are American ana
must forever remain Amereao or become exinc s o.
the soloos which the American Convention was 70 oe
Which ssiac:eized The controlled
he scoo Convection feel pound 10 oaty ano u hono
shall ., With pleasure into his support and DO
what 70 insure his election
"A writer in Tk Cincinnati Commercial draws
the following not flatered picture of Mr.. Douglass
beopgs by temperament and constitution TO the race
ri bues His proper legitimate sphere the bnroom, or the
pps just the kind Of man TO be the favorie OF black
lea. and the idol Of hoser HE endowmen's Of limb And
muscle bis compact and byly ody of FORM and enormous
s,o would have made him ae priHeep among the
Suuys MorIissey AID the Heepans But he horoscope
OF bis fortunes daereny and having settled early In
Life In bsciwoods country he ated to become poitciin
In Of little moral culture his rse was
rapd bis powers OF the compass which htted nun W
shine of fneipsture would have failed lie pos
se,sed moderate iron WILL untrns energy
and upboundd ambition he length, through various
eyes devouns the Pedecy from s be has shaped every
scheme. aid strained every to win 1t Inc POI
enof Douglas public otor limited to plain snd moho.
cuous repetition Of one ida and bovine power Of believing 1t
10 the sses audience III destitute alike of variety compass
huno pshos ard eoquese. He exhibits not solitary sea
OF genius Lot ray wit spark If imagination The oAy
een, Of eoquenee be possesses The roI ct Prsfrea " Of
Virgil"
The Netcark Merury says:
dculou. Hound it's way into the NewYorh jour
pals yesterday stating tAt at the Opposition meeups N INV H
Monday tight resolution that we stand hihy ui'ea III
our opposition TO humn unanimously ad on the
table referred to serins terms TIE resolution o.
fertd by Mr. Philip Moore, stated yesteiosy, w" IT,
sarded By the meets attempt at disorsanzA'on ana -
such was resented in opinion without much regard TO the
Of quen. Upon the abstract point thus presented
the scarcely shsde Of difference In the TanA'0i tue oPP
Lion"
Rem. + ualett the prince of Democratic speech
makers sd platform architects, tells us very frankly
and persicuously in bis speech at the late Demo
cratic ate Convention at Worcester, what Popular
Soyerirttv" means in the Democratic dictionaries.
"This whole question of Popular Sow sreigbty, says
he SIS the mereit abstract of an abstraction, nothing
thatb ., tactical question, he continues Ion when
one man says Popular Sovereignty, and then means
7-lat he has mind 10 and another cries out Popular
Sovereignty. and means tchaterer he P'eass ~ u,
ard nobody defines txactly his POSITION
The New-Yo,k correspondent Of The Charleston
CoHrier GAYS:
"Ihave no doubt wh.eye but that Mr. Bennett is to D.
xs,fed with dess rather hs; hs lady pas 'o"s
Wished for He will succeed Mason Minister to France
and bis appointment will made Immediately After the return
hcne Of present Minister Ihsye my Information em re-
Liable quartet ont say however that MI Bennett las eaineu
BY lis jealous devotion Mr. Buchanan lie ha' III urea e
ri-cuau Of The Herald very seriously BY supporting the IA
Ininis,isior."
The Hon. Robert Schenck formerly Member Oh
Congress from Ohio and for the last few years MOI
active in politics. though constantly processing a'
kerepce to the doctrines Of the Wings, mas no" oe
clared himself 10 favor Of the Republican party a.
the conservative party Of the country. lie dehvereo
speech at Dsyton, on the 18th inst, in which be
raid among other tbing., that the Democratic party
had been on both sides of every important question
for and against Tariff, for and against Nstiona
Bank for and az ainst the Extension Of Slavery; Mr.
Douglas himself admitted that was hard to keep on
both sides Of the Slavery question at With 70
gard 10 the Presidency he said:
e regretted tbs, Republican party bad nominated a.
F.ier,dse Bell or HouGop their ticket with Fremont III
wa no, then actin, with the Republican party but bed adv'e'