New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-14
POLITICAL.

CoDv, ntion at Brateboro which settled matters for
next year, Mr.. John G. Saxe's qualifications as
writer Of verse to the contrary notwithstanding. A
motion for the denomination Of the following ticket
was proposed put and carried before the Convention
had been together q quarter Of an hour, aud even
before the Presidsut had made his opening speech:
iILAsD Hall OF Bennington
Ji,vt. Go,,,uoy .BURNHAm MARTIN II CLrlsea.
TTeasurer NJ BATES Of Montpelier.
Ex.Gov FairbaI Ike OF 81. Jobnsbury, who presided,
well remarked that, though this Convention was the
nominal representative Of a psry, it was the real
representative Of the people Of Vermont. From the
tine when one of her Judges demanded bill of sale
from the Almighty as the only evidence upon wuich
he would REM and a man to Slavery from the days of
the Revolution 10 the present she had been for free
oom; illustrating it by her government at bome and
demanding its enforcement and extension by her rep
Iesel tatives at Washington. Liberty WIS indigenous
to her SOIL ard the Republican party was another
name, only, for the republican people of Vermont
Among those who addressed the Convention were
ex-Gov. RyaDd Fletcher and Judge Coliamer. The
following resolutions were adopted
Resoc Republicans Of VERMONT reteate the deca
alton Of principles mace by the National Republican convention
Philadelphia 1856 and will without ts labor for victory
uud,I the bsnueT which thst declaration ioscIlbed
.eeonasu Of the Adninstraon Of Buchanan has
us Tar esuec in al nprcedri TED ncfessr IN th annua' 0
Ibpd susueniati'n Of national debt already sppIoacns
.ioOpo0 in practical federation aud announcement Of the
reopeng the savetrade, in contempt sno oedance OF the
uoa iueut Of the Who'll civilized world IN foul snd dis'
graceful attempt force the people OF Kansas CoDs'n
ton eyed fraud and IN iuqlty for other purpose
than upon Kansas organic law which Is an outrage
upn hun a1iy snd in other enores which have rendered
MI Buchanan the words Of tine Declaration Of lndepend'
ence, unfit 10 be- the ruler Of nee people 49,. .
Rcsre9 hold natuszed citizens Of this Union to be
cztns the and dignity that ID ancient times cou
Ir'd honor and protection on him wh1 was 20 y'
an Roman ci'izen and we HPuoiae ana oeDy ,ne doc
ipe Of Secretary Csss that al Am' rcan cItn owes
to 1 os% PS~ o Gr can W. oT that sen 6e
cz, by cont unity 10 the requirement.. OF tue Cn.
place allegiance eaborbed and obteratct by
The of independent men whom Se welcome 70 the hsn'
Rtsored That Popular Sovereignty as defined by al the FAC
o Of the DTmoc"cX is dellon sna snga ana usn nov
winch that The people both Of States a1o TeTt e are
At liberty determine for themselves hat shall be the character
Il their domestic institutions always excepting that we hold tnat
there warrant either human OF DIVINE ioi hoaDs any h
R,oes That we recognize the Homestead BILL providing 8
the homeless by giving actual settler. one hundred ana
purposes Of the Government aud al additional safeguard TO
Reored Tba executive administration Of the political az
fairs Of hi. state hands and will all honorable
means the approaching election TO Keep 1t there
Another resolution condemns the action OF Presi-
dent Buchanan in vetoipg the Morrill, Agricultural
College bill.
A resolution was adopted providing that hereafter
the Republican State Convention shall be composed
Of delegates sppoitioped to each town, and one
additional to each 100 Republican voters-fractions OF
80 to have delegate.
Hitherto, Conventions in Vermont have not been
delegate bodies, but everybody has been inyi:ei,
lobody appointed to attend them.
The Convention finished Its business, and adjourned
at 81 p.m
The Hon O. K. Singleton has been nominated for
reelection to Congress from the WITH District OF
Mississippi.
Gov. Foote has again withdrawn from the Con-
rressioua Canvass in the Nicksburg District of Mis-
sissppi The Nelc- Orleans PscGyune suggests that
IT may be his purpose to seek an election as Repre-
sentative from Tennessee, where he has q =" vested
interest by marriage
The Richmond Enquirer contains the following
emphatic statement, which may be regarded as
Gov Wise's uhimatum:
1--WE do not hesitate to assure TIE Repabl.can that
in case the Charleston Convention shall reject the
doctrine Of the power and duty of the General Govern
ment and Of each and every department thereof, Ia
of need 70 employ its proper functions iOf tne
protection of persons and properly in the Territories II
The Charleston Convention shall thus authorize the
platform to be Interpreted according to the doctrine OF
The LyHct5Urg Republican,, which doctrine the IN
Thayer wing OF the Black Repub lean party has al
ready scceded to and indorsed the best and most
practical means Of excluding slave property from the
Terri,o,ieS-n such case, we say, We regard it rs
much more than probsble that the Conservative Dem-
ocrscy not only OF Virginia but of the South. and of
the whole Union, VII refuse 10 vote for the nominee OF
the Charleston Con, ehtion.'
- The " q. Crescent thinks that any man who
voted for John Letcher for Governor of Virginia
vote consistently for Mr. Seward for President VIII
Virginia, then, cast her electoral vote by 5000 ma
ioriy for Seward, in case he should be the Repub-
lcan nominee!
The Mississippi Democratic State Convention
the ticket of which we published yesterday
frmed the Cincinnati platform in form, but:
Rolsed That the doctrine Of rouiusrysutios with the
nsiitu slavery in sat,s Territories r District OF Corn-
hA does not; intended conflict with the assertion
Of power Of Coug protect the property Of The citizens
q several States DO may choose T. 'e IN the IerFoe'
That in toe language Of supreme Court Of the United
Siais that the Htht Of poIy IN slave. J. el'iaey aua
over II conferred upon Couss k the poScT coup Cd VIII "a
duty suadug and protecting the owners IL their nights a.
ThS Mississippi viii stand by Der s,vehodns States "a
insisting upon the enforcement by eli the departments Of tn
Federal Government o. their Constitutional snts as ous eA
pounded by the Supreme Count 81 TIE united States
That in the event Of the election Of Black Republican eand
oIy 70 rne over the whole t'ued States upon tn
vowed 1uTpose Of ha organization. Mississippi will regard II
or IN cor cert 20 cooperate with her s',.er States Of "a
Sutn in whatever they NAV deem necessary f IN
maintenance q their nights as coeqHs members e 'ea
eIscy go. ct -
Resolutions fayoring the acquisition of Cuba as
al and political necessity, ana iudors'ng
the policy of the Administration were passed. a. well
as resolution providing for the assembling OF state
on the second Monday of December, to
sppoirt delegates to the Charleston Convention.
John NJ. LsndIum has been nominated fox Con-