New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14
POLITICAL.


- TIE Ne1o Orleans Delta, which rendered eff
cent aid in the election Of Mr.. Buchanan in 1856,
now amiaby proposes to get up such a demonstra-
tion by the Democratic party Of all sections of the
Union, as will compel Mr.. Buchanan TO resign the
Presidency and retire TO private life; and that the
patty then make up 'pouy purse to pay him bis
salary for the remainder Of his term. The DeLts
says the suggestion meets with quite general favor,
and malicously adds that ii would not be surprised
if the feeling in favor of this sensible move should,
the coming season, assume shape the imbecle old
gentleman can neither well disregard fail to graft
fy. ...... What are twenty thousand dollars per
annum for two years. divided among the States OF the
Union? Why, the whole sum only amounts TO one
fourth of the profit Slde anticipates from the Hou-
mas land swndle and will reReh the profits given
a single machine shop in Philadelphia by the Secre
tary of the Navy to secure the election Of Florence
and Philips to the House of Representatives, or for
some other purpose equally honorable and patriotic
In consequence Of informalities, the State Can.
yassers of Wisconsin rejected 81 255 votes cast at the
recent election for Supreme Judge of the state The
returns from Adams, Bad Az Columbia, Juneau, Rich
land ST. Crox and Winnebago, were rejected for the
reason that the county seals were not attached to
them Those from Brown, Fond du Lac, Jefferson,
Manitowoc Marathon Pierce, Racine, Rock and
Trempeleau rejected, for the reason that the re-
turns were not canvassed on the day fixed by the
statute for the county canvass. The throwing out Of
these votes reduces but does not overcome the ma
i.ritv of Mr.. Paine, the Republican candidate With
the deduction, the vote for Supreme Judge stands;
Ryron Pane. ;;;n,3:.''..............sSS
Scattering. ............s.'. ''...''''''''''''' -,
fI FSy yaaes e he i ccs Fal Term
David Nofge. c'S.-
''NH =" I Fo1P Judge Of tie Third C,csit:
A. s
l. ''' For Jvdee Of he Forrh Circuit:
David TsJlor.
The total vote of the State, including the rejected
counties, is 1888.
The following resolution was adopted by a Demo-
cratic meeting in Galveston, Texas on the % inst;
Houston b. instructed against the adoption Of aud all
platform. which in any would tend to the Teo~nns o. the
African slave trade.
Aud the following by Democratic meeting recently
held in Parker County, Texas;
Rord Ths' demuT to any law of Congress making The
foreign a'ersde piracy u,1tpVn OF power rot warranted
pyy.d CONSTITUTION '"' 'H'' ''s' 'N' oD'' " ' "
There is small division in the Democratic party
in Wisconsin, caused by preferences for different
as candidates for Governor. The factions are respect
| lively known Dog-dayites and anti-Dog-dayites.
The Springfield Republican thus notices the sue
cess of the two years amendment scheme in Massachu-
setts Ii is the victory Of mistaken policy,
ccnceit and religious and national bgotry, and will
return TO plague the politicians who assisted in win
ming it,"
The Douglas and Anti-Douglas Democrats OF
Penpsy ysnia are particularly amiable toward esch
| other OF late. For instance, The STATE SeHtsssI a
Den ocratic Auti.Lecomptcn paper published at Har-
risburg uses the following mild language toward the
! President;
lie i, rioldfor 81 pledges, ngsse, aasate, and
cor, MT rcucf,rt sPro>iarery DisVRoH'si, P'ra,
in intention a grant, an dposfate from Democracy
| rooi5sed Ftdlrdlisi, and dtsoTgans-er"
| t. which The Philadelphia Pesasy'raaian retoris
hy Ga. ling Mcssrs. Forney and Hickman
"B,inoiih Abolitiou-ts corrupt and rotten 81 the
hrar capable oi prrpetrsting the fOnest ami bakest
~ mos who have hs ID all their lives on plumber, steal
10 from the Treasurer of the Government, aud VII
- 3,sr wa shut against their Wholesale stealing they
! tnrn round aud abuse the men and party who gave
! them hie."
| w -. IL sisted thst select party Of the Hart
Shel p,uoc-s.'y met al the Astor Hcnse' the Other
tav "a de,i,- some plan 20 reuni,e the Democracy OF
| ~, state. With an eye, doubtless 10 securing share
of he fo, in the neat State election, a. well a. "a
.at-l. the yeN,d question Of double delegation to th'
I N,tiopsl Convection. very coinmendaoie spirit 81
n.,r;o,sp rr vailed and the scandal of the ca'snd
io ~, lcd T., a., Democratic family in o'- Emp RI
I s,st,. ns- nuob d,pored. 4 COMMUNICATION VS.