New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
Nesu11ork DAILY Gribn1ts
POLITICAL.

The "ehances" of dissolution OF the mon oegln
10 taper OF into the creation Of Southern states As
eembly, 10 devise measures Of sslfprotection against
Aboitonism. Says the HasAiHgtoR Star
That the soah can usod i've under Government the us
o;y OF whose subjects or 1en. regard John Brown mar
and Cbrzn rather than murderer and roooe and act
up entienfs others IN doing pre-
pOstero1s es will b eompr-beBdel BY al al the North exc
the cad Of z f Coasrsss in the eourse Of which the
chances pursuance Of address nom enn Of
the Southern Senator. and Representatives The Goyenos Of the
several sAyehcdns States viii cal together the respective Le
la;ues authorize regular election Of souhernStses AZ
semby charged duty Of deyisns Of 'epro
lection sssns; AboHcnis the Governments OF The Northern
States almost all them the hands Of those whose Polt
cal eachn. have patched ali the mischief brewing the future
Of the integrity Union In view Of the great Sohern una
nity synpsthius with Brown and howcOuvicts with the
certain consequences Of the general maeston Of that sentiment
that such action viii be taien BY South the opinion Of
almost every public Of both parties throughout the 'Ave
holding States"
Mr. Bates of Missouri is a native OF Virginia, hav-
ing been born in Goochland County, and comes Of
Quaker families on both sides known for nearly CEN
tury for their religious hostility the institution Of the
South. so" says The Washington Star, " his
opinions in the matter are hereditary, and TO be re-
spected, not being the result of a demagogue's am
bition."
The Washington correspondent Of The Phiiadet-
lia Press, indicating the Presidents policy to procure
q denomination, says:
Mr. Buehansn great idea Of frightening the South into sup
mort Of Charleston Convention raise the cry
dsunon tel them indirectly that the only to be rescued
from their enemies take him up far the Presidency because
Of his sacrifices &e in their behalf regret to see
that number Of Southern being led into the
which has for them and that in allowing themselves to be
more than usually excited by the late rs events HaTPer
Ferry they unconseousy helping forward one who no
mated BY thousand Charleston Conventions would be defeated
sha in of :
either to re-els himself elect entirely committed
to his policy; ami hence he doing all in his power
SIS, that feeling in the South which has out of the HApe
Ferry shsn.'
Our Republican party, ike the old Wing party,
ia accustomed to complain Of the weather. when il is
disagreeable on election days; but The OHondGga
Standard insists that fair weather is unfavorabe to
us. Ii says:
"t.n enor to suppose that fair weather on election day
favorable to Republicans OF the interior On the contrary
isyery injurious keeps many home their farms who
would otherwise go the election Had stormed yesterday
the Republican majority in this county would have been least
800 than 4, Ia"
1t is well known that farmers improve all the fair
days for any unfinished pressing work on the farm
that the blacksmith work, and trading at the coun-
try store is done in moist weather. May they not also
like 10 have election day and weather unsuited for
agricultural labor convened
In the Vermont Legislature, last year, an sppro-
priation of Al 900 was asked for statue of Ethan
Allen. by Mead, 10 be set on bis monument IL was
violently opposed and lost VIII il surprise any one
to learn that this year appropriation of $4,000 for
the same TO be set in the House, easily OBJ
tanned
The following petition to the Legislature is in cir
cnlaton in Maine THE undersigned respectfully
ask Won TO put an end TO slave-huntng in Maine by
enacting that no person, who has been held as slave
shall be delivered up by any ofice or Court, State or
Federal within this State, to any one claiming him ON
the ground that he owes service labor TO such claim
ant by the laws of one of the Slave States of this
Union"
Writing of the Republican candidates for Office in
the House Of Representatives the Washington cor
respondent of The Post says:
CANDIDATE. for elective Offices Of the House already
thick backbees Sherman and Grow talked Of for the
speakershp For the Clerkshp coming forward
with claims every day Forey Mckibben Underwood schou-
er Hoffman aud others The lanamed gentleman defeated
Maryland Congressman and claims the vote of Republicans on
two gonds % because he bis defeat to the harers
Ferry outbreaks and again because he owes his defeat to the
fact that when Congress be voted for the expulsion of Bully
pols For The of the House Lewis Cephane
Of this city, Born slave soil he has for ten years worked
faithfully against Slavery Extension, and in the elections Of the
lat four wears has connection with the Republican Association
here, Of which be IS Secretary sent on ions y"
the Free He has sought received office nor pay
for his snd he the special marx for the OF
rromineut Democratic buIes in Washington Mr. Goodoe of
The Era hear prominent candidate for the Public Print
ing
The following appears in The (San Francisco
Democratic Standard of the Goth:
1--WE are pleased be able to say tina, have from the
most reliable source that the Governor has expressed his deter
msOn sppon, the vacancy caused BY the death Of MI
Broderiek."
The Democratic Convention of Jefferson County,
Ala, on the 29h ult. passed the following resoluons
P,ired That the doctrine Douglas set forth
and promulgated in his late manifesto in Harper Magazine
equally and Anti Democratic and anght with
much danger the OF the South and therefore should
be unequyoc condemned by every patriotic Democrat In the
Union
Reolred That win under circumstances support Doug
La for the Presidency any else who endorses his Squat
ter Sovereignty doctrines