New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06
POLITICAL.

Carey Of PHI ntelPhis for President IL io0''
The American Convention which met 81 Hagers-
..,r, IN Thursday. unanimously nOmins'ed the non
II ". Huffman. es their candidate, 70 represent ~.
Va District Of Nuyland in Congress Hr. Ii. served
that district -four years ago.
TIE cii,ogo Press and Tribune understand. thN
..ov.r | so business men and firms have sgned INC
concordance against the removal Isasc Cook Ho'n
,bs Office # Postmaster No other petition ever re.
.i,rsture Of so many Of the business men OF
Ctcseo i-resnee,ve of party Several hundred ci'i-
known 70 be Douglas Democrats, signedI H. iue!,
:, common with Republican. and others, think that
COX has been persecuted about enough ana Pus
% the monster petition 10 have atop pu1
10 IT,
A report Of recent stump speech of COL Pe''u''
The Democratic candidate for Governor In niss's
.i3ti. contains the following passage:
~ - even, = the election Of B,et Republican Pre'den.
- ESQ on - Rochester Platform be AiIy marked out me POI
i-y be vould umeud 70 the people OF 'a' S
ri,.f ns.,r. In such emergency, he de'reo 'n''
,,ri .bula he prepared 20 st with her r'tef STATS VI ~
sr,h He ,a,d be wouli be In svor OF resisting 'he
,ep Of Black Republican President elected y 'eS'n,
,v On sectional princp, govern the whole country lie
- d. ron. in advance tina, be would ask the Lesisla'
-. ,,.ep.l with ANS tha; might be ready for ne
WORT"
An Omaha n. T. correspondent Of The BgJa'0
Commercial Advertiser says:
Never wa. Territory with perhaps the exception Oh ASH,
,.d nv more degraded set Of officials than 10, been
T. b been an ASYLUM al The broken down ha Ks u He p'
~ by. hidden rough hod the nh,biians caring 't
,b, except 70 further their ends As an Instance
IN ,r ,hA, sltbouth have three L. s. Judges IN some
counties vet in Otoe which contains BY iar tAe a'se'
fipbahar in the Territory, there has been no term o voc
c,r. held for two Judge Miller has been absent s
II.fIs. INN tOT
M, Ded.s in Iowa. while George Black and others con
most Of their time in drinking rife whisky and eDdeavorins
,oeemen. their power
-Tbe Waco Texss) SOatkcrner, commenting on
the articles Of Mr. William III. Parsons on The sub
loot If Slavery in The Charleston Ners expresses the
op,nop that If Slavery is blessing to the South, IL
sbonld 10 more be restricted than other blessings;
and that if is an advantage TO the rich man to own
NEGROES the poor man should also hsve an opportu'
ni,y 10 enjoy the same privilege The editor objects
70 giving monopoly TO the rich. He ssys:
az Parsons give, god reasons for believing that the In
~ Itself was good thing all should BE- enabled to enjoy it.
GOV Han oue aud others with welrocsed plantations may
well decar upon the luxury Of enjoying old family negroes IN
p.ace and queuess but they forget that hyeIo' Of waite
MN in the South have Gneesa negroes and they WISH row
80 ,b Groundwork for future peace and plenty for their
children Nesoe, are above the reach Of poor men, and
, ,ce, Of property all Of the South have neht %
ha, the same night 70 prohibit the importa'
don Of iron e. negroes Iron no more necessary 70 Us ah
slaves, and We want to break down the Virginia monopoly
I'll, 81. Paul Times announces the appointments
If the Hons Galushs A. Grow, Schuyler Cofax, and
Frank p. Blair, jr to address the people OF Mime
sofa.
-T1e Columbia is. c. Guardian says: eve learn
from suborty that Senator Cnesnut will be compli.
merted with public dirner in Camden on the 18th
of September. on which occasion he will fully declare
his position
-The laurence Kansas Republican says that
Judge johnson, nominated for delegate to Congress
BY the Democrats Of that Territory, has avowed him.
self in favor Of reopening the slave.traie. We can
scarcely credit this.
The following is specimen Of the discussions
| which attend the campaign meetings in California:
Mr CABt>Ess-Hsve the Supreme Court already de
eGed That, uLdeI The Constitution, Slavery existed in the Terri
| ,ories'
Mr. BsopERcK-No, Sir theyhave not decided anything Of
the kind Applause They have decided in tbs bred Scott
case that ~ gro citizen the United Staes and
thefIe standing in Court. That precisely wis. they
have decided ard that is al the Ded Scott decision amounted
TO- All th ise abou, Tie slpreme Court having ruled tn
Slavery existed in the Territories under the Constitution
miserable bumbts Poor eed and tumuuous cheering Have
you any questions Af,er considerable pau' Think
now well before you put them Great cheering and laughter
Nj C.Bxrss-Wl you for The nominee Of the Charles
! ton Convenient
MI BgoDIKIcKIf he is committed 70 the srea. principle oil
Popular Sovereignty Tumuuous cheers II he not vii
net for him. lCheer VIII that answer satisfy you'
I Mr. CABNEss-l am satisfied.
| -Sepator Iverson of Georgia thus expresses him
self with regard to the Free aborers of the North
| the Mud.sils of society, as Senator Hammond elo
| quently calls them:
4i.G., ~ oh l.
the South compared the degraded white slave Of the North
ow TO the existence q African Slavery In the South II th
question Of emancp.ns the negroes were to-day submitted
the people Of Geo nine out Of ten who own no slaves ~ouh
10 he siive Slavery must bs main.ne-n the iot
ifpos,be-oGt q tueces.aD-p.aoeaby If m,y-orsibl
lie advocate Of Squatter Sovereignty
but ts r,peLed rscanrd the Sub,egen. inye,
fsd convinced him that the true theory relation 70 The
Territorial Of the Union that Il is both the Po~s
and duty Of Congress pass laws for The protection Of Slavery
wherever IL eIists, or may exist, upon the soil"
There are row three candidates in the field fol
the Mayoislty of Charleston, viz: The Hon. Charlie
McBeth, present Mayor Col. A. o. Andrews and Col
John +. Carew.
We learn from TIE Jackson Missis,ippiar th,
.x.Gov. McRae, who was elected to I'll the vacancy
occssiored by the death of Gen. Qui:man in the Is.
Congress and who has been nominated for reelection
opened the canvass in his district in speech at the
Bay ST. Louis the 18th ult. From report of tn,
substance Of bis speech, published in the The Nssis
siPpian, We copy The following:
"Ne1; e,olehed spou the Territorial policy Of the Govern
elaborate concerning th
Of seuat,er Sovereignty, expressing h, unqualified
dissent of Jude Douglas II Charleston Coz
vsIiou did give the Crcinna Platform he consuctio'
AID Interpretation adopted by the Democratic STATE Con
ysIcn heb nothing than synopsis Of the decision
the Supreme Court u tie United States In the bred Scot
case be- ors, would withdraw from IT, and inde
reu6.1t Bishts ticket upon which the South nj