New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
POLITICAL.

Cart Schurz, the eloquent Germ,n, i,sprominens
eepdidate for the Republican nomination or Governor
Of Wisconsin.
-Ex. United States Senator Jones Of Tennessee has
written letter in favor of Douglas for the Presidency.
He thinks other friend of the South le elected
-T1e Dciarare P.ninsulor NerS and Adrerf'sr
Gays:
"THE NLw-YoRK TRIBUNE, National Era, ard
PeAtnsuar Ners and Adrerf'Ser, by some process ~
law known only on the Eastern Shore OF Maryland,
were made to appear before the Grand jury Of Dor
chester County its last session, to answer to the
not sufficiently abhoued crime OF opposition 10
the peculiar institution. Like the Baltimore Con-
veutioD, the Grand Jury had evidently concluded 10
do something but, after examining numerous wit
Iesses and ascetaniDg the fact that many intelligent
respectable citizens OF the Eastern Shore subscribed
paid for and read Republican papers, they wisely con-
pared rich account Of the whole transaction for pab-
hcaton but suppressed it in order to shield their
impiudent neighbors from further contempt and nd
cue.
The citizens Of Cirifin, Ga, give barbecue in
honor of Senator Iverson on the ih inst, when he
will address them on the political condition of the
Union.
-The Memphis Aralonei. says that " DO Democrat
who has the spirit even Of sepoy, can resd Mr.
Douglass letter without feeling that it is an ndignity
offered him and his pary-aa attempt at dicts'lon,
which he is bound by every principle Of personal and
political independence to spun with contempt, and
resist by every means in his power" The Northern
Administration organs are very eantiOns The Prori-
denee Post was o. first inclined to regard the letter as
hoax.
Judge x. X Ranney the Democratic can 1idate for
Governor of Ohio, at a public meeting held at the
county seat Of MshObing County, shortly after the
passage of the Fugitive Slave Act, advocated it is
said, the following resolutions
Rc'Oired Ths, viii no under any political necessity what
ever Office Of honor proh who
voted oI OF sided directly OF indirectly in Ps Of the
act approves Of h infamous provisions o7 IDS M m ehecu
R,sOl,ed That life imp.onrrensous 6ne or
DEATH will neither aid assist IN the re,us OF any
and by all Just protect him. thus him
practical Godspeed 70 liberty.
These principles, which are those OF the Republican
party Of Ohio Judge Rsnney pow practically opposes.
-Messrs. Hatton and Ready candidates f6S Congress
in the Murfreesborough Tenn District are having
warm contest Tennessee editor says the. in their
encounters Hatton is little rough" and that the
combatants, taken together, are Rough ard Ready
The Laurence Republican of the 23d ult. states the
political complexion of the Kansas Constitu iona Con-
vention Republicans -, Democrats l9, doubtful |.
A New Orleans correspondent Of the Journal Of
Commerce says that the nomination of candidates to
represent Louisiana in Congress has revived the
old feud existing between the two wings of the De-
mocracy OF that State. convention was lately held
in the IIId Congressional District, and the Sidel-
lians carried the day by choosing Thomas Green
Davidson a. their standard bearer. Mr. Davidson
has for two consecutive terms represented the Hid
District in Congress. His opponents represent him as
the mere tool of Senator Slidel through whose nhL
ence they say lie has thus far succeeded before the
people. In the LIST, but more particularly in the
Second Congressional District, which is composed of
that portion of New Orleans above Canal street. and
several thckly settled country parishes, the Contest
promises to be very warm and the result doubtful.
Mr. +. S. Good talented young country gentleman,
is warmly supported by the friends Of Senator Slidel
The New-Liners, as the Opposition are now styled,
advocate the claims of Mr. Miles Taylor who has
twice been elected to Congress
Geo. Montgomery White Of Blsden County an
nounces himself Independent Democratic candi-
date against the Hon. Warren Winslow, the regular
Demccratic can 3idate.
"A CORE ,pondent of The Philadelphia Bulletin
writing from Lawrence June %, says:
"Mrs. c. Ii. Nichols Of Quindaro, formerly OF Yer
mont gave lecture here this evening on the subject
or Woman's Rights urging upon the people tle necGs' %
passed at Wyandot provision providing for and
protecting woman in the possession OF property BON
real and personal in her own name and right also, 70
place her upon an equal footing with the other sex IN
the exercise of the elective franchise She illustrated
her subject this evening by several anecdotes showing
the legal disabilities of women in the Eastern States
The Convention will insist upon the word male as
necessary qualification for voting.
"The Topeka and Leavenworth Constitutions pro-
vided for the protection of woman in property recog-
nzed her as human being entited TO an existence,
by afording her the of holding and controlling
her own estate, independent Of her husband The
Wyandot Convention will not fail to do as much as It's
predecessors for the protection of the fair Ones
The Hon. Robert j. Walker is now in Chicago,
where he will remain for some days. Mr.. Douglas is
also believe-his movements are so rapid tina; II
is impossible TO speak with certainty-in Chicago.
The Hon. r. j. Walker recently dined with Mr.. Bu-
chanan.
"A letter from Springfield states that the National
Democrats (ant-Dougasl will commence the publlca-
ton of new daily paper in that place next week.