New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

j. concerned, i complete back out by the Admins
traiion, and the triumph of Douglas He r allowed
to enjoy bis treachery, and be good Democrat How
this is To be made palatabe 10 Brown, Davis Hunter
Mason and others, who declared their unauhined op-
position to this new phase of Squatter Sovereignty
the recent debate in the Senate and their determine
ton TO be no longer cheated, j. yet to be seen.
Before Mr.. Bucbanan'z Administration closes |
expect to see the State Rights party and nearly the
whole Southern press, opposed TO it, Tire Union can.
not be preserved by further concessions Of Southern
rights.
" have good authority, also for saying that serious
differences upon matters of principle well policy,
have disturbed the harmony Of the Cabinet"
Per contra, the Washington correspondent Of Tic
Philadelphia Press says:
GAN the stories now circulating in the press 10 the
effect that Senator Douglas has made cersin peace
fu propositions to the Administration aud that he is
the of being rccOuciled, Ac fabric aticns.
Judge Douglas has nothing to compronise-rothng.
He will maintain the position he has assumed in the
Senate and 10 the canvass in Illinois II the end; aud
if the Administration comes TO it, much the better
for It,"
- Occasional, Of The Philadelphia Press, states
that it is not doubted that theAdmuistraUn has issued
orders TO the different Northwestern States where the
Democrats have nearly unanimously accepted the
Douglas Platform, to allow no man to be sent to the
Charleston Convention who does not accept the new
theory Of CODgro ona interference in the Territories
- Capt. William +. Smms, of Bourbon County is
the Democratic candidate in the With District
OF Kentucky lately represented by James b. Clay.
The report that Gov. Banks Of Massachusetts,
voted for the two years amendment Is mistake, as
he in this city the day of the election and
cordI gly did not vote at all.
The Kentucky and Ohio organs of tie Admins
traton quarrel. The louisville Courier for exam
pie, speaks of The Cincinnati Enquirer " an in-
sdious sheet, owned and edited by Northern Aboli-
tion wolf in Southern Democratic sleeps clothing"
and says that its Black Republican editor, row dis
guised as Democrat, oD the 18th dsy Of February,
1871 voted in Congress with the notorious Abotoust
Joshua X. Giddings, for the odious Wmot Proviso."
Tile Montreal Pilot of Tuesday says that Mr..
Mcdonald has given up bis intention Of retiring from
the Canadian Cabinet, and will still continue the
leader Of the Upper Canada section of the Govern
ment "The story Of the difficulties had been inter
pose by the GovernorGeneral in regard to the re-
moval to Quebec, and that the House wa going to
remain in Toronto until the parliamentary bGildings
are completed in Ottowa, is as untrue as the rest.
Yesterday evening the Hon. Mr. Cartier, the Hon.
Mr. Macdonald, the Hon. Mr. Smith, the Hon. Mr..
Gait, and the Hon. Mr.. Rose, members of the Esecu-
tive Council, left for Quebec, and will determine
either to accept OF the offer Of the Legislature, or
will decide upon a site wlereupon buildings can be
run up
The Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks Commissioner
Of the General Land Office, Is spoken Of as the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor Of Indiana at the next
election.
The caucus OF the Republican members Of the
Legislature for the nomination Of Railroad and Bank
Commissioners and State Prison Directors, held
Wednesday evening The vote on tie frst ballot in
dicaez the first preferences Of members; George ID.
Wadhnms of Wolcottvillc, q; BENJAMIN COrbn OF
Guilford %; Richard A. Wheeler of North StoninE-
ton, ~ Henry Hammond Of killingly, IL; Chester
". Seymour of Smsbury, =; = GAYLORD, a; scat
terng 6 After the fourth ballot Mr. Wadhams was
hy acclamatiOn nOminatcd For Bank Commissioner:
r. St. John Lockwood of Norwalk, 80; Ebenezer Car
penter Of Colchester 27; VIM. Mather Of Simsbury
%: Edmund Prentice of New-London, II Samuel C.
johnson of Gudford,3. 3. Mr.. Lockwood was snbSe-
aueniy nominated. For State Prison Director, Zcbu-
Ion Brockway of Lyme was nominated by accama'
''''' Hartford tConr. Pres
Democratic State Conventions meet in OHIO al,
Columbus, the 2fth; Iowa, at Des Moines, on
Jspe l. California, at Sacramento City on June .!
Maine, at Bangor, on June 3Oi Mississippi st Jack
. n. on July 4; Louisiana, at Baton Rouge, on May
25: Minnesota, at st. Paul on August Il.
-Bcriah Douglas Of Appleton, Me, said to be an
uncle Of Stephen A. Douglas, speaks Of popular
sovereignty" when applied TO thi: nation Of ireemen
as the "most MOI srous absurdy that trckish dema'
gogues ever devised TO catch smpletons with
Tho hibaay Statesman says that the Americans
Of Jersey are thoroughly organizing for the com.
ing election, and will present the Hon. Joseph r.
Randolph a. their candidate for Governor.
"A Texas Democratic paper cackles bosterous]y
over the alleged fact that free negro woman' named
Caroline has pettioped the District Court Of Wharton
County. praying for permission to choose master
and adds:
"A negro boy of that county, understand viii prceu, his
peo at the meeting Of he Court 20 be rturnct t1
slavery Let Abo upon this, and remember that
these oay seek tho CONDITION h.I Creator iended them
We are not authorized to speak for the Abolition
sts: hut presume, that with an uacompromisng hos
ily 20 Slavery, they would compromise the question
by agreeing that those and no Others, who Of their
own free will, desire to remain or become slaves,
occupy that envisble position.
- The removal Of Cheney from the jackson Mich.
7. o.. is creating much feeling among the Democ
racy of that City. A large public meeting has been
held at which exciting speeches were made and rcso-
lutions passed denouncng those who had been nstru
mentral in procuring the change.
The shutting course Of Governor Sibley of Mime
sofa on the Bond question has disgustod the Democra
~ of Southern Minnesota who are disposed to defeat
his nomination as the next Democratic candidate for
Governor. Some of Sibleys opponents are pushing
H. H. johnson Of ST. Paul, and others favor Attorney
General Perry as the Democratic nominee.
- Occasional in recent letter from Washington
to TIE PhRal. Pike Press, says:
The Ohio Democratic State Convention, 10 be held
al Columbus on the 10Th inst. attracts good deal ot
attention here ust now, and Mr.. Cobb is giving II his
special care aided by Mr.. Buchanan, and Others. The
ration has ryen up the idea Of being formally