New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
POLITICAL.

Tie Democratic nomination for the MayOralty
st continues bone Of contention among the sages
and braves on the inside and outside of Tsmmaoy
Hail. Persons protesting TO be well informed feel
sure Isaac V. Fowler will lot continue long in the
position Of candidates and il is tnau suspected
thai 10 solid eud earnest union of the party can be
made on the name of w. ID. Kennedy toe second, or
perhaps first, faYoIite with the Tammany rank and
file. In this emergency the name of a. '. Stout,
ESQ., hiss been brought forward "a tina. Of gentleman
stan ding well both with the Mozart ana Tammany
factions; popular also, with the working politicians
of the police force and the Municipal Departments,
from his frequent personal advances OF money 10 them
when the City Treasury oct Of funds wherewith
TO pay leir salaries. a dinner was given, we unde--
stand 70 Mr. Stout some eight or ten days ago. at
which Of the leading Democrats rallied in strong
force rourd a sumptuous board, at which the best
feelings prevailed Songs and speeches were the
order Of the evening and Err. Stout delivered a
speech in which be took ground that he would only
Iun in the event Of receiving both the Tammany aud
Mozart nominations.
AT meeting Of ChaDcery o. L. A. held in this
city on Monday evening, communication was re-
ceyed from Lawrence Chapter, repudiatiDg the nom.
nation Of the mongrel ticket made at Utica by
the American Convention, and calling on Chsncery TO
take ;ome action il The premises.
The communication was received, and, after very
lengthy discussion referred to the Grand Exec ltive
Committee, with Instructions to report at early
dey. During the discussion the action Of some OF the
prominent members Of Charcery who were delegates
to the Utica Convention severely criticised end
they we've charged with attempting to cell the Amer
can party. All who expressed Themselves, declared
tia. they would not support the ticket under any cir
oumstances whatever. As several of the members Of
the Grand Executive Committee were the prime
movers al Utica-eitber in cut Of the Convention
i; is generally supposed that they either notrepot
at all or win delay till i. is too late for the der to
take Sly action; and il lie clsmed by the Gland Ex-
ecutiye Committee that all political action must
enste from them. We Expect 10 lively time at
the next meeting Of ChanceIy, should the Grand Ex-
ecutiye Committee attempt TO fo;ce the Utica ticket
upon the Order.
"A Washington correspondent estimates the profits
Of the Presidency, under Brchsusn, at fifteen thousand
dollars per year. lie says thst Mr.. Buchanan is a
singular man in his personal expenditures. lie never
had any tastes appeti,es outside Of bis circle Of
a. m.reTs AID eIds. lie hes reduced, by the closest
calculation, the domestic Management OF his estsb
lishme at TO science. Almost the entire expense Of
tie White House is p.d By GOyernmsn. The ser
wants, the lighting, the stsbng, The general police Of
the estabi;hmeLt tIe provided for in the sppropra-
ton bills The music Of the grounds is furnished free
ont Of the public treasury He gives private dianer
daily perhaps; but he did so before ne was elected
to the Presidency. DuiiDg the sttrg of Congress he
gives q weekly dinner 70 which he invites first Of all
tie Supreme COuit of the United States, then the
Diplomatic CoTpI snd a;Ierward tbs representatives
Cf the people OF both branches in detail; but all this.
under a systsm Of close mansg costs compar-
atiyely little.
The following Is copy Of the Letter addressed to
NJ. Douglas, inviting him to visit and address toe
otzeus Of Indiana which is being circulated for
sgr stures through that State IL mas been very nu-
mercusiy signed in Marion and n.,y Of the central
counties. 1t ia supposed the letter will bear twenty
thousand rames. Thesignng Of s made the ts:. Of
Anti Leccmpton Democracy by the DoUglasites:
IT, the Hon S.Dhen Dorei7r
tie urdengr,d DencCr,ts Ct Cora!v Indiana repre-.
,enr the w.a of lie Of the Democracy Of this Atty
eaesy reques, that a your earliest couyeaeucs you will
'si o-xsAe and address tie people pon lie political topics u
tie day.
1t has not yet been presented TO Commissioner
Hsrdr.cks Mr.. Dui an, but II is saij the pledge
CT sincerity vel be exacted Ct ttem. NJ. Cunning
ban, the State Treasurer fret sg5ed letter, but
after calculation or reflection erased his name.
AT the toy election jast held in Stamford, Conn.,
The vote FOR Seleetmen vas as follows:
kepubhcsr.................3 81 SIS 80
De nocfatic.. .tt 20 AZ
Tie rett Of the Republican ticket was elected by an
ayersge majority of IS. At the three previous town
elections the Democrats were successful lat year by
nsjorities ranging from 10 to -.
Since the meeting Of the American Convention a,