New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28

really with us in regad 10 the crest objects we
would achieve Ny notions Of Human Rights are
such az 20 incline me 10 the largest beraliiy 10 be-
slowing the right Of suffrage. Whoever is arrayed
On the aide OF Freedom in ts confic. with Slavery,
Of whatever cline and Of whatever creed, the
same politically ia my mother, and sister, and
brother"
The Democratic officials OF Kewanee County,
Wis, returned the vote east for Supreme Judge a.
follows:
LyDde tDeTn. ~
Paine tRep
II tums out, upon a searching investigation that
Lynde's actual vote was less than half what was re-
turned and Paine more than double the number re-
ported FOR him.
The Democratic" Territorial Convention OF
Kansas, held at Tecumseh few days since, adopted
platform indorsing the Cincinnati platform, depre-
eating Congressional Intervention in the Territories,
favoring the exclusion of free negroes from Kansas,
and ignoring the Dred Scott decision. buchanan ana
Douglas men fused, and desperate attempt VIII DC
made to carry the Constitutional Convention.
The " a.ionalp correspondent of The PhtIadei-
phia Press says:
..Tbe complexion Of the next Honse Of Representa-
tiyes may be regarded settled. Whatever may De
the result of the Gubernatorial election IN virginia
and think there no question az 10 tue Va
Mr.. Letcher a solid Democratic delegation will be re-
turned to Congress from that State and, IN looking
over the other States, cannot count more Americans
than sat in the last House. This may delay the organ
izaon of that body for some time. FIVE StateEighs
Democrats. however, like Hickman, Haskin, Clark,
Schwartz, Adrain, Riggs and Davis will be hkeiy 70
decide the matter whichever way they VOTE
The WASHINGTON States Douglass which seems to
be hugging up to Mr.. Buchanan, says that Z" like
statesman as he really may be when he is opposed to
rely upon upon his own powers, he has fairly put his
shoulder to the wheel in the matter Of our nter-c1nti-
mental affairs, and if he needs assistance, Hercu-
les will fly to him in all the majesty of his strength
The ChomJerSJurg Repository and Transcript
runs up the name of VIM f. Johnston of Pittsburg for
the next Presidency subject TO the People National
Nominating Convention.
The Occasional" correspondent Of The Ph'ladd
phio Press says:
"Tbe indications are that Missouri will close very
steadily against the Administration doctrine for the pro-
lection of Slavery in the Territories in defiance OF the
popular will. Senator Green is not the representative
Of the Democratic party Of that state, neither IN his
ready Endorsement of this theory in the debate during
the last Congress- nor in his subsequent attempts to
frame platform on that subject. j have it from re-
liable authority that Ex-Governor King OF Missouri,
heretofore known as a Benton Democrat, and man
of great popularity, has out in support OF the
doctrine of Popular Sovereignty and none.interven-
ton as You advocate il, and will run as candidate
for delegate to the Charleston Convention on that
distinctive issue, and against all competitors. Mr..
Craig Representative in Congress from the same dis
trct, was reelected last year by fftyye hundred ma
ority in the face Of his published procvities in sup
port Of the same doctrine and his known devotion to
Judge Douglas. Another fact no less significant is
given-namely that Col. Sas Woodson Zone of the
finest stump orators in Western Missouri, heretofore
an anti Benton man. is ont in favor OF the positions
assumed by Craig and King. All these points are sig.
nfcant in view Of the fact that this is what termed
the 'Border-Ruian District adjoining, as il does, the
Territory of Kansas. In their resolutions in county
conventions and township meetings they have declared
they believe it to be in accordance with the Demo-
cratic faith that the people of Kansas shall determine
for themselves whether Slavery shall be one of the in
sttutons Of their State or not"