New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-26
POLITICAL.
DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN STATE con-
yESTION.

vENTION
ERIE Co.-Ist Dstrict-Wm. Dorsheirner and p II.
Bender; Atern6tes Jacob Boyer and Chss. l.. Shep-
| ard. IId-F. P. Stevens and Alex w. Harvey;
| Alterpates, Michael Cor and Isaac Holloway.
GRKEsE Co.-Henry Greene and John Peck Al
| terna,es, Albert Tutle ard John Fiero.
WEsTcHEsIER Co.-IIId District-Henry Austin
| Of Ossining, and John June 0. North Salem
SCHUYLER Co.-Cbarles Cook and Aaron Hanl,y.
The New. York correspondent Of The ChariestOn
Mercury Gays upon good authority, that the real
mission Of the X. G. c.. ito aid the Lbsrs party IN
Mexico. A branch of the Order il now being formed
in this city aud in fllibuSteripg circles it object is
perfectly well understood. The organization affects,
however, high disdsin fer the fine old name Of fill
buster, and starts out with the impracscable intention
of excluding from its charmed ring all the gallant fell
lows who were engaged in the Nicaragua raid under
Walker, Wheat, & Co. Tois foolish e1clusiveness
will not answer for New-York where the friends and
adherents of Walker and Wheat comprise about all
| the available fighting material in the city New
York must be- it has always been in similar enter
prises, the principal point doPpri. This project, of
which can say rothiog definite at present, is
tacitly encouraged by the United States Govern
ment."
Gov. Chase, Of Ohio, said, in speech in Ohio,
that the Priest and the evi.e who passed by on the
other side leaving the man who fell among thieves,
were Democratic non.interventionists."
According to the Washington correspondent Of
Tie Montgomery (Als) Advertiser, ." it is said that
the seat of that firm friend of Southern Rights from
Georgis, the Hon A. Iverson, will be contested before
the Legislature by one who now holds high position
in the Administration. Can the writer refer to Sec.
tlv mad n he National
in the best of spirits!
The Houston Texas) Telegraph of the 10TH says
that the returns so far show the following mAjores:
For Houston, = liS; Lieutenant Governor
CLARK 465; Congressman Western DISTRICT -liam-
itou 7S3; Congressman Eastern Dlsrictl-Reagan,
The Worcester Spy says that the Hon. james VI.
Cayanaugh renomina,ed for Congress by the Democ-
racy of Minnesota last week formerly resided in Ho
woke, Msss. The Spy adds: "The memory which
he left am ing the acquaintance Of his early life Is
ANYTHING but fragrant AM if any of the tongues
of rumor speaks the truth, he has taken little pains to
redeem il al the West lie is by instinct an stven-
turer, with some talent but more OF me qnaheS
a legislator or statesman. Cyrus Adrich also trans
planted from Massao huPetts and formerly resident o
| Worcester il his Republican competitor
"A correspondent of The National Era writing
from Oregon City, July 4, says, that the present
prospect and hope of the Republicans is, that they
will send to the United States Senate, next year. Gen.
Lanes term expiring March, 1861, ore Republican
| and one Anti-I.ane Democrat; and that Oregon can
be induced to vote for the Republican nominee orthe
! Presidency in 1860, if well supplied with suitable
| documents for educating the popular mind ot the
election for Representative he says that the result Is
| A Republican triumph, whether Stout or Logan be
| elected. II the former, his majority is 80 small
as to be cheering sign for 1900 if the later more
has been accomplished than the most Sangune dared
hope for. The writer adds:
GerelL Lane spoken very often during ;hs any1 a5a
his ps appeal based upon the fses that he had Pegsa ~.
Sac for Ten ,cn, sound in 1t. De"oer1ey 70 n,.
southern DsmoerGt, rho roee for -, ae'ntinee 'Hr @
for thar pledge would hare defeated maj "sa'1e Inc
have conouded be not own them and caLht .ar
pledge their behsh 80 they send Logan 70 s o., ~ %
senator notify the occupant OF me
Wit. hSu. ~ s, pemoec that poP
on who Oppo-4 to H. are S'n.ec nov" st ..pp
| the insane policy Of the Admni.'rsnos r I'll .
We are desired by Mr.. j. j. COMBS OF The
Warrington Republic TO state that he was not peee
eet at recent conversation at the house OF senator
| Douslss as la. been reported; that he has never
been in that house; and that be has no knowledge Of
the meeting there, at which this conversation TOOK
nlsoe. A Washington correspondent OF The PAud-
d,lpLia Inoarer understands that one OF 'he gentle
me, With whom the conversation was held 10 exceed
psly chayrned that the correspondent OF IHE lhlB'
usE should have given publicity to It,
! The Chicago Press and Tribune says OF the t'eAet
nono.tei by the Democratic State Convention Of
| Minnesota: ,.,,., . .
uir ctst That i 70 Az conPos-d Of men IN ne IN
OF Roe Brown Frank steele and ne ot
old Indian traders q snnesia 40 =. rcn,r1i ~.
Democratic party of hnpesOt. and hvs S'-a men
row,r 10 promote their p~rsonal ends and ht--s.
nm Are =. the bottom Railroad Loan '~inde and M IA
Ia R.uI Currency hich faeL yAuel-ss Up T hAnis o.
H. rrpr Of tha; They have gSrh =
alton OF the STATE and beside H !.
- -. On those DO admitted into lie oi-or1sS u
plupder In State Conventions the.e -, a.
isin thar power CT getting IN rnsle.iy bs
fru, co v hich do not @ rtain 81
"a ~ cArry N, State elections BY man ia
tIcr T,t1,ns fiom conpte, ani y zoe -
ins Of their nisn retain. n, ~hete.s -. 49, tbey
,hs usuA means. carried %: h- mt sep u t+f -,
tomary prosr.nme-it remains for re nspso. - - -
hn,s.i 5,uccr.is determined 10 ~Aaiss ION -
bet<s' 49,. h.. o.ht Safe and themselves =
he vsrrs OF bankruptcy TO Say ~S-' nsa -. ~
f.uGuleut ectlon r.turns-shs o. - .,,.a5 .-r.l
of tcke: l. vhst ni-hl &c
ain, nv via, means ard for what PCIp--I - 7s -.
tioa fbee is no: Of aysNse AoiI,! p a.
10 obtain their tea a. sccond hahd az % %
$50. in oh-noe 70 order. II there wer- no matter =
he -, n1~..ry.on involved II the rssl I ~e o q
kSs,r thr people Of Minnesota would pace 'ae 'A
inert in Incompetent hands 81 49, e,rss,.. "A n.
"Tte platform corrrsposis well VII " 1, 80, ;,
oh.r,. of hos. who control them IEsi pl''i - r-
ssnra politics /. made Up Of tie a. - 80 ~.
ns ..escoas Their st.;s poll "a - s., arnusT %
. a. p-orle 70 70 directly into the ys<h-o % - &,
-. We are mistaken the eAais t~t o. - - 81 al
49, OF A., theu asan into ne o'se
tn. nr,-u s,A.s Of Ac,cas.r rlie u na' | -s,r- A.
| se.st % r-nd.r is o0u;auacO ss.rse's', -
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