New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15
POLITICAL.

The National Inteihgepeer has received, from
subcrbsr in LOusisns letter Of Henry Gay hitherto
uppubisted. lie give. these, as some OF the pr1n-
o,pal objects which engage the common desire ana
common e1ertous Of the Wing party" namely
Ist. A sound national currency, regulated BY the VIII
and authority Of the nation.
ID. An adequate REVENGE, with fair protection to
American industry.
ga just restraints on Executive power embracing a
further restriction on the Executive veto.
Ath faithful administration Of the public domain,
with an equitable distribution Of the proceeds Of the
sales Of il among al the States.
9Th an hOne,t and eeobo Dica admiDistrsoon OF the
General Government, leaving public officers periec.
freedom OF thought and Of the ngbt OF Suffrage, but
with suitable restraints against improper Influences In
elections. 49, -,
9Th. An amendment Of the Constitution limiting the
incumbent Of the Presidential chair to single term,
The G,,Gn Union suggests Jadge Joseph IL.
Lumrkn Of tee Georgia Supreme Court for next Pres
ideIt and Henry NJ Fuller Of Pennrylvanis for Vice
President.
The ~ o. Bee is not at all afraid Of a dissolution
OF the Union. Alabama, Arkansas and Iississppi
alone of ali the Southern Ss.es i. thinks would join
South Carolina in the pursuit Of such an gais uns
a. independent s1i'eDce though Georgia and Fonda
might possibly take it into consideration. IL con-
cudes therefore "thAt the delusve idea Of disunion
ia wholly uplkly to assume practical character, at
least IN the ex sting phase of popular opinion 1t OF
lit avail that the South s unremittingy assured Of
her inc ytsbe ruin Sac listens not TO tue voice OF the
ohaImer, cham be ever 80 wisely. While cotton is
cold at prices which enrich every planter and negro
labor Increases daily in value the advocates OF dissoo
ton are preaching sermons TO tie deaf
The PHILADELPHIA American proposes TO cure the
evils Of extra sessions and hurried legislation by the
perpetual ,ession OF legislative bodies both State and
National, paying the members an annual salary, and
enforcing the presence, at all times, of squorun.
A slave, David, was tried few days since in Nor
folk for On attempt to kill his overseer, and sentenced
to Punishment beyond the limits of the United States
whersabout has Virginia penal colony
-Pattenon, n. J., has elected Democratic charter
officers mainly. For Mayor, Garfield, Dem, ,23S;
Allen, Repub., LAG TIE Republican Poormsstsr is
chosen by one majority.
"A curious discrepancy in the vote of New-Hsven
bt ing observed new count was taken, and % Re
publican votes in the First Ward were discovered
which bad not been counted. This puts Gov. Buck
inebam only 90 behind Gen. Pratt in the city gives
John Woodruff 279 majority there 1861 in the DISTRICT
ard msies the vote Of the county Repuo Ecan also,
leaving Middlesex the only Democratic county. Gov
Buckipg hams plurality is Sol.
-Golnet Du Val declines to be the Democratic can
di6ate for Congress in the Montgomery Ala. District
The Advertiser is grieved.
-GreeIe County, n. Y, elects Elk Republican and
eight Democratic Supsrvsors-a Republican gain Of
three from last year.
Charles w. Blair is proposed as the Democratic
candidate for Lieutenant Governor Of Ohio.