New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

! > per cent upon the latter sum, viz, JI'i ffon
which amount he must defray al necessary cEpen~s.
1t understood from the beginning That The agent
wss 10 receive nothing unless successful The CON-
mission allowed by the Governor and Council -, says
TIE Boston Adrcrtser only half that usually allowed
/ by States which have had similar claims, and only
ouo-qusrtcr that paid by Virginia to her agen, IN
recent nstarce. We believe tina, Maine promised b.
ioreh6nd to her agent Mr.. George W. Weston oi TIE
| Washington RcPu5iic p per cent upon al tts
! should b. allowed Mr. Hancom was appointed
| ssent Feb. II, and the clun was allowed 4; tie
| beginning Of Marcel.
Judge Rarnev. who was nominated lor Governor
of Ohio, AT the Democratic Convention unanimously
is a Dougla, Democrat, ard hs associates or the
ticket are supposed TO be ct a similar strip. The
platform adopted by the Convention, under Senat-e
Pugh's gencrashp. osicnsiby indorscs the Admins
raton very tcnderly treats the question Of squstsr
sovereignty. calls for the annexation of Csba de-
uourccs the sayctrade without censurins The Demo-
cratic Mcrbcrs OF Congress who took an opposite
course at the late session. expresses implicit faith in,
and devotion To- the Fugitive Slave Law and con-
aims variety OF goncralties gliitcring or other"
wise. The following is the trs; resolutions
Rsolrsd Tla the osaued Territories OF the United s,a,,
CIV le En- ,h Tsr MAJ opdi,on nail they s,t,n d s
nuinby Of nhaba,. anho,e their admission into N un!on
government and H., undsturbed guAnn OF ,h,ir doue
ocol rr subject the Constitution u the United ste,;
that sttsmt by Congress Of he s1 - ss,1b
sh or maintain prohb, abol The relation If master sli
.9re ina Ten,oIy would Be G.9Te s i' tor, aT e & e
bly, 20 the principle Of Nonin,eryention, by CoHsnS, with
Slavery IT, States and T,ores declared IN The kanss
Nebrssks bin aod openly discsu owship With ha. whe'hr
5, the South OF m The NORTH. o. the wes, who S'' 40
4 resolution was introduced into the Convention
off Cha
state United states senator Pugh opposed and pre-
vented its passage because he said public continent
was not yet rpe for the He said one thoa-
sand slaves year were broughtinto Hamilton County
to be liberated.
Tie Democratic Executive Committee q Indians
have called State Convention to be held al Indian.
apols on the 9TH January next fort the purpose Of non
mating candidate for the different States ocas TO he
filed at the ensuing State Election, and tie ap-
pointment Of delegates to the pex National Conven-
ton for the nomination Of candidates for President
and Yice.Presijent of the United States Tie call
provides that said Convention shall consist, crcasire-
ly of delegates to be appointed by the Democracy OF
the several counties in the State, upon the basis of
one delegate for every 300 votes, and one for every
fraction Of over $50 votes east for James Buchanan at
the last Presidential election; but county 70 have
less than one dcIegatef duu tuht uotV' w sa" N""
venton be given by proclamation to be published in
the Democratic papers OF the State.
The Hon. J. +. Yerger, At the late term of the
Warren County Mise Court, charged the Grand Jury
to inquire if any negroes from Africa had been intro
duced into that county in violation of the laws of
that State. The penalty is 81 goo.
Our readers viii remember that John Underwood,
a magistrate of Prince William County, Virginia,
was indicted some months ago for yenturing 20 speak
ioo freely on the subject of Slavery. lie was tried by
the County Court, and fined $50. An appeal was
taken 10 the Crcourt Court, and Judge Tyler has, as
We learn from Mr. Underw0Od's letter To o friend in
this city, reversed the decision of the County Court.
Some of his ncighbors at the late election insisted
upon voting for him for the Legislature, AMI the fol-
lowing il the vote in the town OF Occoquon, of which
he is q native and where he has always resided:
Fo, Iorynor For Rorse Of Ds'egaiss
Ietcier Democrat .43 Underwood Repubcsn .,.
Gossip Opposition. Domosrs, ..'.''''R
Merchant Democrat......"S
Pretty good for beginning in Oceoquon, the first
town below Mount Vernon, on the Potomac.