New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03
POLITICAL

cause Of the closeness # the in recert cleo
ton a'd the pruoiples upon Shch the cortest was
fought by the gallant Senator and hia late worthy col
Ieseu., Nj. Smi't:"
1--WE o.t received the ooid voe cast At oar lac
eiecnon TOT t"n|..' oct ne I""'s" - IN -
patty cso,sd-a hard fEh. sud ct-~ SOC" r. Ia ~ 4.
a., tT.v and u.os % ore : c. Ny ,.-
colleague. Mi suih made the 'oo'd re - "a non"
p-'u,p. We took high nsDsl i.ru1 ID p me
sts .h1 ., he Ter,oi. oeGoco "a. POLLY
Of our preseIt able Aouiesueon as st,1 tbs oec.en
Of the supnm me Corr 10 tie Dreo Sou ','~ %,
tainoph vas 81 rou, eecsrs- Is IL votry over ne und
ssPsss.a r. r a Sso owe. - muh to ii, Druoor.oy
the whole poser ~ ME cfIup, 'o-t @gsH., lns MIR
tIsitor Marion in shob he !. published tAo-tO
fte D,ucso BY from 40 10 SO A. be sr .roi.u e.' 10
,I svneso4 ardirs sfer lsborus cus-nIs To- s'n,
and n. sor D,uoc a.. fo nun; an shOugh as
aHc r p enp! y voeo ioi Losaq h ia r,oLd
nnd Stout thai h. sh stu csD u o- o-nocs
bs1uI n, sos God aud ,b tre purs uu'e6-d Demoo
rscJ thUnptee Al tn honor :, O1Sson
nobSpan fy ipooo aud what i. Of npo;aoc. hoYh
he 9s0 Of r .s1na vel Sip B. % Their re I'll b.. to II.
true sns pJIe D,molTs 81 oregon
The Oppost Of Teppsssee bed grand jabiloe
st Memphis Cd The 2jh n-taot in cte 'raton o. their
recent trump IN dat STATE. Among the diatn-
sui.bed guests who invited to attend tho meet
ing wa -he Hon. ward Bates, whose letter, stating
his inability TO be present but expressive of hS hearty
symta,by with tn. Oppooi,ioh OF Tennessee we copy
f,om The Memphis Enyp,,er Of the 26th Instant At
tb.te bration, Nh able and eloquent address on the
na,ic. tendencies ana necessities Of the present time
was delivered by the Hon. John Bell.
sr. Lovis. Aug % 1859.
SIR FEEL uy.,lf especially hop@,d II i'etiyins your knd
bid Memphis z ant ceebr son OF yeuf recent
sorrow dat oon'tru,d deny myself the
measure 81 rg you IN tie oeeeIa'e u 40 eye 70 h'.oio
say ro.n 81 srd % promising Of GOD 70 ths
cty sicspe.. death il family nave 80 disei
rrgd ny plans the Sumner vac alton do I" oee e 10 'hs
os.. me very much gentlemen 20 f1d that you iesssate
The bard pso's who n-y 'y eooe the 1 ~oi' 10 ng
a. wd~ If the 800 g, other p4ft'ts- DemSs's "l.'
tr.vsaDc4 aso disregard Of lcipe IN an minis
trson end parry ~hoo eR9om'u . ~ I'm . 1 ,i
the dsspse the juos heot ct n'/r
TIE piy one W., IT. n .' 10 ct.rc q rene s,d sac
,S.s but ne W Il tus vain aud aacous h"ol NV ne
xiIb 20 unsc aid uup,rrtc TO waste our stfeba'n 10
bct N, rs sou old party AND sus rdin'e e'ons
ri ucy and ohveusnre sno to split - our Tor IS uo
sSd 10 :. IS ali ' IN d~sh We :. "
allow adversary 70 fa me e o % e.@p aud bow
f~6ht1ofc -a get wba ~. aL ana
r, shem. in BE- tbt bad In our hand. tue
TnesDs Il victory sud the assurance OF the pa ana poSY
IN. p.t,o tony tfew them away However may De
.ls4whe, EN- wall Mt be IN TenDessre Her gallant
ready and deeds need
f,i III yo4ssef patriots spihe1 sad bli AGAINST the
enemy mild sn6 orbesrns 10 ean o;h-t WI MIR 10 cor
s op Old 10 yicty hei' zesl gui'ed au1 necd ne
r..a tempered BY he "oo wisdom ana prudence me
Y recent yiotoy and similar in other Southern
and We,tc,n Stairs emboten 70 hope o the lac ed r1u
al oyer ,.e eH s ,y ts +, ~. osseroa. mi.oe anent
and bold Innovations Of he lth~ years. an5 Ia 'w t1s
harm ard otusl oufdcce % KIDD fofosrince oio u
points 81 g,DsIOus ooo essi"n 10 'avp' m poe e
sby inc s.us all t.. .l>meD's Of the Oppos'a io'e
VITO foster add advance th't 20 i,el ga % %
cs ur viii te ss., ponlc bee 'Ii. srgn f .p
bow G the bsmoef,cy q, eerv4,ed aud denOrzed,
VIZ Dc . DO vc'r1 yc,y in Which all the
qushed viii haze cause to Ieoc osesu.e II S ir, d..
fnb.d 1eoes alton and jast'ce 20 tho yenaest'
nest pc u Jour Oe''d 'i'''' -io EDWARD BATES
The Hon. John Bell addressed large audience
at Memphis on the 2Gth ut. 1t was strong ani eo-
ou.pt Union speech, we lean from TIE Enquirer,
which says that he spoke of Col fruont ~ an ADO
lition candidate. IL the cooc 'sOu, be satd that-
.If il would be any taiisfa ton 20 those who were
chareiI nth sniDluess t" aifate with 81 tcS
Re, ull aus he @oud tell them tuat he VIII * I"
sflnte 9th Black Republicans, Or WITH med Ci any
oth., party who wUud fraukly place themelve- up m
apat,onsl patfoIu aEd atJlfe seotODhI lssucs, l1f
the psIpose of freeing the Republic from the m,fale
and cor, uptiOp which had degraded and deDased u.
In kuch cause and on such p atorm he would even
Take the West OF the Democrat leaders 10y tue hand
and forgive their post traDsgfeslons, un0er the prom
lie II at their future conduct should be less misc nevOus
10 tie uuuy.
The ST. Paul Pioneer says that the speech
Ex.Gov Seymour before the Delsocra.ic Club wa
the most able, convincing, and courteous political
address ever delivered in 81 Paul " Not DOLLY the
Democracy but the Opposition" says The Pioneer,
"were loud in praise Of Gov. Seymours efforts. He
leaves in Minnesota hosts Of warm freuds'
The Washington correspondent Of TIE PaaS
dclpk,a Pre.s says that uOue need be surprised II
Mr. Buchanan should formally announce that General
Houston the only nan lit to be nominated al
Chaieetou as the Democratic Gao icate or President
The correspondent also says that number OF the
wsImtSt Trends OF Mr.. Vice President Breckiuridse
are actively cooperating with the friends Of Judge
Dcuelas. This is es pecialy in Ono, kentucky,
and Tennessee.
The Hon. b. +. Butler who de.iderstes whip
ping, ~ the GGoernatonsl caodidste Of tue Democ-
rscy If Massachusetts,, has written letter to j. Don
nelly, esq, in which, regardless OF any one OF the
three Cass letters, he expresses his opinion that
between citizens the Constitution and bss know no
distinction aud the Government of the United States
ought not, aud capuot know the adopted from na-
tive Both alike subject TO the municipal laws OF
any country in which they reioe, and both are alike
responsible for contracts sctualy made by them un-
der those laws But neither are held to fesiy, i'm.
piled obi,s aiion or civil military, TO any
other State Of sovereignty
The Republicans Of the NlNth Congressional
District OF Ohio have nominated the Hon. Harrison
q. Blake, OF Medina, to nil the vacancy caused by
tire death ct the Hon Cyrus Spiuk, Of Wayne. The
nomination unanimously confirmed b. tue Con-
yettlop ard the candidates for nomination made en-
thusissc speeches pledgirg ;neir hearty support 20