New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17
POLITICAL

-Californans in Washington state thst the Demo
cratic Gubernstorial Nominating Convention in Calf
forps does not meet until the Goth Of this month"; AMI
that John Nugent instead of having been sothinated
for Governor, 90 vas affirmed in telegram from st
Louis, has probably carried the delegates to the
State Convention from San Francisco CITY and county
The Democratic State Convention Of Msssschu-
setts has been called at Worcester, September, L
will sppoict dele gates ~ the National Convention as
well ar nominate State ticket Mr.. Beach will, tits
said, decline q denomination as Governor. He has
been beaten three or four times.
On Monday the voters Of Maine gave in their bal
lots for or against the act populaIly ksovn a. toe
Arooetook Rsilrosd bill. The vote was very
light In Bangor the vote was the largest ever cast
bel, 3,e67 10 favor, and only against the ball. In
Portland the vote WAS $40 to 81 in Brewer 2s2t .,
Bath g. to I47; Augusta, 80 to 50, and Ellsworth
43 to TO- In 40 towns the VOC foots up 259 for the
act, and 32i5 against it. The result is doubtful.
The Warrington States says: Private accounts
from Kentucky represent that the election OF M
Breckiurdce to the Senate Of the United States IS al
most positively certain to occur"
-Some Of the Minnesota papers ssate that Senator
Wilson Of Massachusetts aud Carl Schurtz, OF Wis
copsin intend to visit that State aud address the
people on behalf Of Repubioanism during the sp'
preaching campaign
The Ant. Slidell Democrats Of Lousians hold
Boliipe Convection on the 4th of July. They have
Douras xfinities, and are under the lead OF Soule.
-TAr Detroit Free Pres has made the discovery
RI nj there are now no voters in Michigan TINS nap
peps from blupder Of the Legislature in drsnhg the
Registry bill, passed at its last session Tue law pr"
vides that no person shall be allowed to vote unless
his name shall be duly registered, but makes no pro-
visicp for registering until October next "a"
wa. to take effect Immediately upon its passage
follow. that al voters di.frsnchised until October
The 81. Joseph Free Democrat, q new Free-La-
ho, ORGAN for northwestern Missouri has made its
snnsay.pce. The 81. Joseph Wat thinks that the
community in ich this mojerate-toned and by no
mean, ,ncepdiary advocate of Free Labor Is Pno-
hsbed Is really Outraged" by an ate ppt " TO make
Slavery question in porh west Missouri Ito diminish
the value Of our property by creating doubt as 10 ~
ssftv and TO shtsn away Southern emgration snd
tins prevent the growth Of the Institution In the
State" ,
The Opposition party in the Nth Congress'ona'
District Of Kentucky has nominated Col Thomas L.
Jones'
nd r,o,,,cr SAYS that the alleged sppointnen' of
M Sbdeu as Minister to France is denied BY the
president the Secretary of State, and Assistant
secretary CT State. An appointment Is not complete
whom, con hrnation by the Senate. is Suggested,
With u.ush improbability, that sAOuA Mr. Shien
assume the duties Of this Mission, Mr. ha's' l''s
NJ. c from New-Orleans, vii become oeo'e'''! u
Legation"
- The Mobile Register tMr Forsyth paper s',S ,'
60 Msc;.,r.,s love. nothing so wei as to smile
Va .n,,l. and bs a - President Of the Ual'ed
States"
..,,s osn. election for delegates to the COnsn
-, C.,,.,,,,, of Kansas, the City OF Lea'ea'
~o,,b polled a5s votes, being 600 more tasa ~s,s
EVER before taken in tha, place. The DemoSI 80 *
have s 200 majority 10 the City Of LSa'enT01tA BE-
"A. n,sior,ies in every Township IN The ''Vn!'
making 40 in al.