New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

No Al Actor house. 10 etfec
HEADLhftrs a DtLhkfitrs GB. GB. fkNEsfHS. fEMhfE
ANsOE SlENCER, Committee VI Coue' poDdencs.
Tie above is the nub Of a circular ing through
tie State, and the following is The EveR'nS Journals
comment on it,
During the Revolutionary portion OF the ccns OF
Weehe.ter County were Cow boys They received
ru,iou,' from the Bsh and seed upon tho Americans
Tbere are Cowboys, in politics well In They in.
her their They paid By party
divide and bssy another Thsr present PGpose il dis
closed eli culs to get into Republican National Con
,snon Their claim consists h in having dcne all they
could do for STAN Democracy In cur late eeon They worked
then they working now for the party FROM which they
ceye ray Jerett Of hi, Corresponding Comuii,ee gets
sloooe printing and engraving jobs from the Ad
min ,Istion.
"Ihste esnpfOlOw.r' have the right they choose to
,Ieitse H. TO call Cswsoy' National Convention Repubh.
viii rive wide berth H. In that way, they
the menty they receive rom The Democracy be- Bat hsy
ing nd ourselves Of this 'o Of eumbDee will be taken
a. Of their stripe are foand in Republican Conventions
Besdey, Jere Go. may do much dirty work for Shaun De-
mocrtsy they paid r dOnt bot be done openly and
sbovsbOsId"
"A Democrat who Owls lead mine at Shulsburg
Wis. wa, a candidate for the Legislature. On elee-
ton day. he hired 50 Republicans to work in his mine;
after lie had got them all 100 feet below the surface
the LADDER drawn mp to have some rounds put
in IT, and he elected - till the polls
closed which resulted in bis election by 50 majority.
John Wentworth Of Chicago, speaking ia his paper
Of Gov. Stewards returs from Europe, says:
Gentle dove will be the 'be1 garden and sa,isfy
his brother Senators from tie South that he 10 nsher inceu
diary fanatic although the acknowledged leader Of the IT.
ieptebe lie receives Ibu,e rom The friends Of SaT
cry sny other They stand the election Of anybody
for PIe.den, but se~d Beside dere the Repub
cen succeed wou5 e Seward President P8
pose experiment. prove that this Union exists by
ffaf
PLEASURE But hey would dst to atismp. On the
Tray they would be the E to cali Upon him. and eat h
drus and drink bis vine. ThB Union will ousr Slavery
NAIk TIE pisdietionw
In the Alabama Senate, the Hon. Nr. Bullock
urging the adoption Of Disunion resolutions said:
II the South should delay and wait for act yena
raPsIs ard would spring up the South within short time
Eovocste giving fair s to the Black Republican Adndnrs
ton and hold Office undeI Il. The Dy Of at Adnistra
ca Ssld be 10 sfte cea - SoEfAsTa nan 30 Northern
would BE- 'hTswd enough to vork IN such way 70
issp The South divided prevent Southern unity 1t would
20, commit any overt sst.r
That must be the most sensible Bullock in all Ala
bama.
Senator Slidell has revived bis Cuba project of
last session. We don't believe says Prentice, be viii
set much Northern support until the question Of dis
sovng the Union is settled. There is manifest i'm
policy in tie old firm contracting obligations when
Of the partners proposing to break up the
establishment.
Mr.. Clemens Of Virginia, pleading his disabled
condition aud inability TO remain in the House. has no
tilted bis Democratic frienis that if ballot was not
reached by II certain hour daily, be would leave the
Houfe, whether paired or not.
The Washington correspondent Of TIE PkRa1el-
pli1 Ledg1 writes:
l. Is suikoriisysy stated tat Nes.rs C. b. Coohrsne Of
fswYok and Schuyler CoS o. Indiana deay the truth Of the
statements nsse by Ir keoss o. ro reference 10 the in
efriev between Mr. Greeley and Donss They were
tie onfy parties Ut and they declare the n,s 70 have
been rated IN the ro;es Of seasor DosE. NJ Greeley
ey ~ probably rake such s>tenss in the Hou.s a. ,hey
DO not defiIe ssad douby The matter especially some
pa-is hne that from eLer OF bo.h tia. M Ksog de
rived Ll aioIIslon-"
1t II now generally understood at Washington tha.
a demand will be made by Virginia and other Southern
States Of iboee States North tbat have pased Personal
Liberty lews or laws Of any other description in con-
fcI with tie Constitution of the United States and toe
rights of tie South torepl such laws as being in yio-
atcn Of the compact Of the Uuion and in case Of TO-
Gssl, The Sou,h VIII withdraw from the Uuon-shat
{, in PIckwickisn way.
-Rsnied Senator Mason Of Virginia:
The question ~lnouS pliotsho.Gst raa5eJ, thatirs
.Forste 'lserl be: l. there sry r1se Cole eah
b. which The UIlan be yeseedl Thst III be- ths question
Ia there any mode Ven By which The Union pc eved"
Eheeuaily Iep les Tie baltimore PoIrIot
hoLHs i the void the .Ooa TITS q1es
TN ADos'dy ,snirg OF disscps IN. Ur,7n bar .our
TUy al y0s hsys 10 Do 10 step sueh neiss Sb sad sat