New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
Political.


slLe Savey wac pFo,ideati. oh.a ,metoa ls
mnu', history asd bad been of great use and sfSan
,spe - tbs country AZ wei ~ eisewh "a, T. mg'.
due tune d-sppesg from American society ~ It A1
disappeared from among 0,hsr nations. Toe seccs
ssry cct ,on q the Passage from barbarian to c'v
zs:iou Il must 20 out OF sx~teuc- when toe neces-
si,v far II i over Then L becOuts obstacle lDsteaa
Il an su1!iaY, "a progress ard cauuo; be preserved
v,tbou, eyil consequence. The difficulties connected
with us removal NJ he maintained, b. oby ste ani
smoothed svsy by the peou'ia, political Constitutions
Of the American people wbict leaves 'he subiec, -
the ird, pendent oecsor If the people o each State,
and thu, Missouri South Carolina, aud tue cihes
STATES can act upon il each for herself. As ier the
recp,uirg If the African ssye-trsde, Mr.. Sisnsrs
does no. believe that the people OF the Sonts caa
ever hesitate between tha, policy which would oil
our country with white mep, or that whiea would
people il with cannibal Africans. With regrdte
the DISPUTED question in the Territories he contesas
for leaving il there ~ elsewhere be settled by she
n4one sever this be not matter OF absolute rsnt
be urpes uisa small concession 10 be made 'of 'ne
sake Of peace and harmony. Especially Is " 'asg'
nfc,n. IN view Of the great historical tsc' so"NsS
the gradual tendency Of Slavery 10 20 oou'l' S"a
finally disappear ioIeyer' Mr. tas'on e"noIuisd ."
Grafton by expressing in eloquent language. his SYM
patty with the cause Of Italian independence
The Hon. Jesse o. Norton is spoken Of "a a PISS
sble Republican candidate for Governor OF limos
III. Mobile Register, conducted by the Hon
John Fofsyth Mr. Buchausn's rebellous Minister 70
Mexico argues with energy aud ability IL favor OIL no
opening tie African slave trade.
MIR. I'M Ashley hes an able letter in Tn Ma
fo,qi Era. in favor of holiiog the approaching Re
publcsn National Convention in some Westerp city;
and also in favor Of choosing the Delegates by Con
veutops Of Cor grcssous Districts and not by stats
Conventions. No doubt the District system Is tbs
fair and wise mode Of choosing; We have long acted
upon il 10 N.w.Iork; ana We advise our trenis
everywh,re To- give it a trial.
Tie tara Patriot has. under tina title of "Lsni
for the Lsrlless" an excellent article in favor Of Mr.
Grows Homestead Bill which we should copy could
we find room for it. The Patriot argues justly inst
the Republican psrty is identified with this great
measure. while the Democratic party. with Ham.
mend for prophet aud leader, teaching that every
"laborer is essentially slave" is radically hostile
TO it.
Tile Hon. Linn Boyd has written q letter vita =
view to the approaching election in Kentucky 10
which he declares himself Rs follows, on Que OF !hs
great questions Of the day:
" BY the legislation of Congress II Is clearly the
right and duty If the Territorial Legislature "a givs
adequate protection 10 persons and properly Slaves
Included IN the Terri ores, aud carnesny AGA mos
entdHiis lupe that the duty viii be so pvrlmnei, ~
that 40 occasion viii arise cor appeal TO Con-
gress on II AT subject. H. however doomed to dlsap-
pon'meut IN TITS nope aud irvm bad inith on tue ps'
Of the people of the Territories, the rights of slave
bolders should be disregarded ard outraged trust
that yery few viii be found 70 deny that 20 Congress
becrgs the power and the duty TO offer just protec-
uCl.
The Richmond Enquirer sssails Mr.. Buchanaa
with much violence bee Ause be attempts to dictate
TO the Democratic paiy' through the columns ID
Tie Constitution, which is, are given To under-
stand, written by minops of the President aud Z" de-
yo,ed to the purpose of propoundipg to very lm''
"ted nun Der of subs ,ribers the almost ndescrbsos
.'pocy Of the present Adminstr alton, Federal aad
" Fcooralirt." The Enquirer follows up this ltts
ouburst of friendly feeling with elaborate eNpori-
'ior of the in which Mr.. Buchanan has sl,,.
fed aud perverted the Cincinnati platform, and thee
winds up in this vigorous style:
1--WE will have the Cincinnati platform ~ Il IT, uo-
contaminated by the Interested doatUn of any selfish
interest and, least of ALL by tbs dictation ct suoa al
Adm il istraon ar that which now pTesi les at Wash
il gon and who're entire course for the last eighteen
months has been the occasion ot series Ut unprs-
ceGeDted disasters to TIE Democratic patty; al Al
mrlstraon which has dc serted every political ircad
which it possessed, and which has Incurred tho
iust contempt of It's enemies within aud without tho
Democratic party; an Administration which has made
literal obedience - its Iders from which It timd-
~ r.tfests0. tie OCcarloD tor the condemnation W
public tunctiouary; an Administration wh0se Waldo
tive prescription of anti IecOmp'on Democrats has
Disguised even the leaders Of the Lecompton Demo-
crazy; an Admin sTs ion calling itself Democratic,
which swallow the old Feder a- II luteru
improvements by the General Government, Federal
bankrupt net protective tariff seeks military dc
teiorship adopts the Black Republican, heresss OF Mr.
HI Tbsyei, and threatens, oy policy OF su9ml''ln
to foreign sggre>.on to Drive every naturazed cti-
zen fOm the Democratic ranks. Surely, subnission
Ia the dlctatio OF such .Bfe Administration US tins
il the lost Of all by which the present lis tho
future oifcuies Of the Democratic party can be cured
or prevented.
The Maryland Democratic State Convention met
e; Frederick ou Wednesday, and organized by calling
VIM Pinkney Whyte to the chair. After appointing
various Committees to draf. resolutions, &C.. A.
Liugsn jarrett esq Of Hartford County WAS nola-
ma ed as the candidate for Controller OF the Stats
Treasury and the resolution, were adopted-ssr
which tie Convention adjourned SINE de. The Con-
yeniion adopted number Of resolutions, Of which
asserled positively that Eternal Vigilance is ths
price Of Liberty ard that Truth is mighty, and
will prevail" The Convention also
R,.ored That upon ID. subec, slavery D.mocrsyd
MARY adhere the time hon red creed Of the parry and me
prIc pics ard policy laid down IN th,r Ia i0nai Platforms
iss2 and 1895 and hat ressroir question, solved sA
settled BY liz. du,ts II 1870 and the ksnssN
Fb mo-, s Sb n ,S Snprere Coart 81 tho Usit,d
the Dfed Scot ther. ID exgrncy requiring any
Reed TIL ths Democratic patty slway. maintained tlss
distinctly and recognize the kt 81 The people "f TO
TeII;or. vi tney live form thensee. into states hsn
20 determine the ston Il slavery IT. themselves sad 20 %
determine aid that ~ the "a ne under toe C)nsna
the Cn,.d state and a. eSpre'.ed BY "a" ps Court 70 no