New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-15
POLITICAL

IN, Ua,iiagtoH S,Gfes says that Il has reliable
information that II was determined al recsst Csbas.
meeting net 10 recsn M,ssrs Dallas and hsson iron
their respective missions.
TIE correspondent OF Ti> Phiiddslptis Lds,r
,s,s that the Woods Of New.lors Fernando ard Be-
Nv are at the bottom of the enterprise fo ssAssaS
q Dew Deuocrs:ie psper a. ths' P'irt-
This Democratic Administration s becoming phos-
phor.sceu, with corruP'ioo. The u. >. GasetHs
Ws.hir g,on orrtspontert says tha' the e1Posurss
TINS far N SIC BY TIE H,ase Committees OF tnvestcs
ton ara asmnpg and that, too, upon the limited op
portuu.ies Of tracing corruption baok, osing to tho
imperfect ana partial reveistions OF Interested Wit
pe,ses. II Is clearly proved IN the case OF seamsn, tho
late Democratic Superintendent OF Printing tbs; large
percentages were levied on every contractor, ~th "a
undertaking that they were distributed between hioa
ard his eoni.derates Tney bad every motive, tsere
fore 70 enlsrge the allowances d to punder the Gey
rpmert In The case Of Pnisielphis witness, yesser
DAY. the small discrepancy Of $4,000 Vas discovered
in a bill OF $4,000 paid for $4,000 wosk executed.
The difference was cot explained
Ore singular fact noticed throughout the books Of
these contractors which is that, sbe in al other
sreots they are regularly SD clearly kept wherever
there Is Government account ia:erhnes,nas, eras
ures ard private pencil remorsnfa spPer, and, gen.
,s,iv f,nrss 70 force balances This coincidence Is
r,te TOO remarkable TO escape observation and CON.
msn, In truth the whole tang reeks with corrup.oo
from first 10 last and pphcs'es msn eTJoyog hlsh
Offices and trusts with transactions which, If ccnaa sei
updsr ordinary circumstance, and where niividass
were rsrtits or both sides Instead of the Govenmsat
on ore. would corsign then, to the PenientIxy.
The government has yet no information IS to tia
ratification of the CsssYnissai Treaty, thoagh there
| ia DO reason 10 doubt the fact.
-Leusisrs nclues. logically, we must confess, 70
Free Trade in African Negross, as well "a those Of
yirzipa. The following bill has been introduced into
I its Senate:
Uhs,ea The Federal Government h.s no Powtr 10 pensi
th bay negro slaves BY the o'z rs on ms stse aaa
h,,,Is Tn. sht people % State OF oos ana
r,rl a., ,v. property in any sse whst,sr do ne1se
foreign slaves SOLD has never osse nssd
ou her sovereignty antei q the conf'i Oh 'ae fessu
SCI se,esser.i BY "a, Senate and House 4 Rsses>st,
In, anv csp or a.,o.n 4 this STATE BE- sna
they hereby aut5orz.d = pnrchis. neso 100
tbs sate AMI 20 bold f ri.bt and title for thef
bepeh; and b-ho5t Protded 'st slaves 20
rur ss.d an imported into this se shall be ssect 10 As
ame tariff Of duties )ther species Of 6rea
Ne u Juey ,nae,,S &c That thi, Ac. ssA all b. And
remain in force, from and alter rs Pssssse.
The Republicans of Wayne County, Ohio, will hold
grand Jubilee at Wooster on the everins Of Feb. -
the bnthday of 'the Father Of his Country"
in addition to the nomination of Mr. Wm. L Cog.
Gin for the Governorsbp of Virginia, the Ami Dsmo-
| cratic party nominsted Mr.. WAitman I. Wiley Of
Moporgaa for the Office of Leuten ant Governor, AID
Mr.. Water Preston of Washington for that Of Atos'
| ney.General.