New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29
POLITICAL

The Washington correspondent Of Tie PhRafe-
ys,a Press ssy,:
"A Formidable movement in favor of the Hon.
james Guthrie for the Presidency Is foot, both IN
the North and in the South. Ii is asserted here that
the Hunter and Side interest prefers G1hre 10
Vie The Nr. Orleans Data, The Hobie Register,
ard the Mi sissppi organ of Jefferson Davis at Jack
pop hsve indicated their preference n the dl-ec
ton The press of Kentucky ia said To be unit 10 ais
lebslf soG teeloTs have been thrOSn out in sOme OF
the papers OF Penney vana end New 0rk OF course,
Mr. GUTHRIE looks to the Charleston Convention for
nomination.
MARY of the most experienced politicians in WASH
lng ton GstIt that nCtbOg eau prevent the calling OF
an extra sesson abou. the fret of September Every
day ados TO the complications and difficulties Of the
Post Office Department.
The Committee ftte Ohio Legislature, sppontei
TO investigate the rsuds Of the defsutug Treasurer,
Bresr Represent in their recent report that some part
Of the moIey ich Brssn stole from the SAFE, he
invested in the Central Bank Of Indiana and that the
Hon. Columbus Delsto knew that the money 80 in
vested was uuls EfUy obtained flom tee Treasury.
To this impufation Mr.. Dslano has made perieay
conclusive reply. lie shows that he sold out all his
r,erest r the Bank in May, 1885, that previously 20
Il 81 time be had been living IN The City of New York
ard had tothiTg to DO with the management Of the
Bank; that so Tar as be was ssare, Bresin had rever
held ar interest IN TIE e'tntT
Tn gent; and that il Any OF the other stockholders
ceved money OF BIcn transferred stock to Breslu,
it ws- without any knowledge or prvity on bis DE.
lsrOs part. These statements are substantisted by
letter from Mr. William Surgs.s, for whom SIR.
Delaro was iheD doing busirese, AID to whom ais
itock in the Central Bsui was final y transferred.
Mr. Delsno also shows that he hiss b-en unfairly
treated BY the Legislative Committee. Hearing that
l. Lat, 30 Ia intynJpaad in
their report he addrs ssed them letter Feb. %,
requesting to Le heard before sny charge against him
should be presented to the Legislature sod PEG.
pc ana suomtt,rs evidence to prove that he mad
never bsd any correct on with Brs,in. At the same
time be Informed them hat he would be detained for
few day. on business away from home, and stated
where COMMUNICATION would resca him. To this
they paid no attention but, the 80 Of March, sent
to bis houe, where they kew he wss not tele-
grsp5ic dispatch to the effect tina. if he desired to
examine the testimony taken before the Comlittee,
lie must at once come to Columbus When he resched
home two days after the srrya! Of this disps,cb, it
va. too st, /. should sso be stated that tas fi,ni
Of M Delaro, who bore his letter to the Connittee,
cesied IN bis behalf to see tbs evidence but
fused. TIE case seems TO us to lock very badly for
the Committee.
-ntss transacted q, Wsstt gtOn with either OF the De-
psi.m.Its CT Government, IL is stated by q Washing
ton paper that gentleman VISITED one Of them b
tines; "a. visiting in the sLteYoom go hours, and
walked between has hotel and the Department II miles
before his business disposed Of and when disposed
o. his bill Lad Lesrly absorbed the amount Of
allowance, 20 say LotbiDg VI the Ices Of tIs and de-
:enuOn from the engagements Of home.
The Wask,n gtoH States thinks there can Is no
d0obt smons csId. 81 vel! Informed persons that
overwhe mirg majority Of the Democracy Of ths South
adhere to the principle Of Congressional non rterven'
tion. "Nofthern Democrat says " 10 ms,tsr how
exempt from Anti Slavery prtlcics, and matter ho~
f.aress support Of their opinions dare not advocate
TIE doctrI q Federslegsstor for tue estab hmsnt
o. Slavery in the Territories, though their judg-
u.tt should approve the policy" l. il polite"
then il asks to repel the iends in tie North upon
whom rely il .bo strugge wifi Abol,,ionisn by
n. demand Of ssry csrepugusr 70 toer feelings ard
neon pstble WITH their existsrce.
Co. Leekrdge denies through Tie San hH,0nio
Hrai9, that be and his 6ibusters after negroes in
Mexico but ssy, that they boand for ArzOra and
il. latent wealth.