New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
POLITICAL.

The Tines Washington correspondent says t1st
public attention cugh. 10 be called 10 the fact that
certain Nev-York Republican member is almost never
found il bis seAt during the present session, even when
important votes are taken This should be corrected.
His cole ues have right 10 claim his constant aid,
ard bis oors 1etts entitled to bis services which
he eoennly bound himself BY lis oath Of Office to rem
der.
-7k Etrs correspondent repeats the rumOr OF
movement al Washington, in favor Of bringing out
Guthrie late Secretary Of the Treasury, for the Pres-
6ency He says that an EY-Cbarg6 de Ahaires to one
Of the South American Republics and protegG Of The
late Gov. Marcy, hss had nightly consultations a. his
house looking to this object.
NcsPresident Dreckipridge lie said 10 protest thst
he does rot aspire to the Charleston nomna'ion, but
VIII be candidate for Crttendens seat in the Ssnste.
The Republicans Of Broons County will have a
good orkinx majority in the Board Of Supervisors,
havirg secured ten cut of the fourteen chosen. la
Bmg ghsmtop, George Z. LIBEL (Denocrst is elected
Justice OF the Peace.
The Board in Schuyler County stands four for
Watkins and three for Cook gain Of one for Cook
since last year. Cook hnseIf lie elected Supervisor in
Csthsrine.
The full Ieturrs from Montgomery County give the
Republicans 8, and the Democrats ., in the Board.
The details are as follows: Amsterdam, Adam w.
Kline, Rep, &c msjorty Charleston, Smith Colyer,
Rep, 80 msj Csnejoharie, w. j. Van Dusen, Rep,
l3i maj Florida Gilbert Esrly, Rep, l9 msj.i Mo-
hawk, Hamilton Schuyler, Rep, uDsnnouncsdi Mn.
den, Simeon Trgue, Rep, unnsnnouuced; Root, Ga
mael Bovdish, Rep, 81 msj St. louisville, Morris
Kick, Rep, AZ msj.; Glen, Lewis Van Epp', Dem,
IS mej.i Palstine, Josepb Sprsker Dem, li8 maj.
The news from Chsmung is unexpectedly good.
Retous Of Tuesdsys election from every town in tae
county show gain Of three Supervisors year,
leaving the Board far the County is concerned,
equally divided, as follows: Repubcan--W. T. Post,
Southport L. c. Wilson, Chemupg; A. Fl. Frost,
Veteran; G. M. Hollepbeck, Erin; Edwin Harvey
CstliD. Dsmo,retic-S. G.. Hathaway, Elnirs; W.
A. Tuttle, BgFiats; c. Barlow, Horsebesis; k. Gas
ssds Baldwin; j. Snsrwood Van Etten. In April
next a. the ch AFTER election 10 Eirs, three additional
Supervisors are 10 be chosep and az the Republicans
will undoubtedly be able TO elect NO out Of three the
probabilities cow are that the next Board Of SIper-
visor. will be Republican by majority Of one. Lsss
year the Republicans had but four Supervisors in the
BoAld-two from the county and two from this village
TIE result this year has knocked the nose out Of tue
bogus Democracy
st. Lawrence County Is az mighty In its Republi.
csnilm as in its Agriculture In this she leads sill the
counties in the State. Her town elections have re
tulted az foowss Potsdam A. T. Hopkins, Rep, $50
mai; Rosie, James Ii. Church, Rep gain; Ham
mend, Jonas Meyer, Rep; M.comb, John S. Snydsr,
Rep, gain; Morristovp, Chas Richardson, Rep.i
Madrid, c. c. Montgomery, Rep 425 rnsj.; Lawrence
Vim. Romsine, Rep. Msssena, q. B. Andrews, Rep.;
Louisville, Samuel Bradford, Rep; Cantor, jeremiah
Trsysr, Rep; Stockholm David Shaw, Rep Har.
mon, C. NJ sine, Rep Lsbop, Ira Wallace, Rep De
Kslb, P. Towrsley, Rep; Fowler, - H.zle,on,
elected by Rep; Gouyeceur, Milton Barney, Rep;
Oswegs.chie, on the first count, Mr., Hitchcock wss
declared 10 have 10 ms, second count, 4 mai, and
third count outsiders hepirg Mr.. Fostsr, Dem, was
counted in by four majority All the rest Of the Re-
publican ticket has large msjJrty.
The Republicans Of S.euben County have elec.ei
he tickets in COrrirg Thursou, JUper, Rsthbone,
Woodhul Cameron, Cs.on, Campbell, Ledley and
Adcison. In Hornby Peoples ticket, composed OF
nen Of all parties, rur, but was moty beaten by
the regular Republican ticket. On countirg the votes
the lumber sgresd with the tally and upou csnvassrg
he straight Republican candidate wss elected bys few
vo.es. Subsequently discovered that the bsIlss
exceeded the tally ls. by four, ard a. portion Of the
ballots had meanwhile been destroyed, the lay requr.
ing the extra votes TO be drawn from the whole n1mber
could rot literally be complied With. The Board are
divided on The resul. In Erwin csucus composed Of
the lesdirg Republicans, Americans and Democrats,
placed hckst in nomination, which was elected with
little CT no Opposi:ior.