New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22
POLITICAL.

According 10 The Washington ConstautioH,
President Buchanan, in his letter of acceptance in
1856 made bull which would do credit to Of his
preenest constituents from the Green Isle. The Con-
stitution says that when Mr. Buchanan said that the
people of Territory, ike those of State, should de-
t.rmine the question for themselves whether they
would have Slavery not-he meant when the Terri
tory formed its State Constitution That is, when
people of Territory are people of State.
William A. Lake, ali old member of Congress from
the Vick sburg Miss District, Know-Nothing, and
now representative Of Vieksburg in the Legislature,
declared in speech before that body "that man at
the South who owns but negro has no right to
EXPRESS his opinions political matters" ello "
member, "Tisdale of Kemper," thereupon introduced
a "b for the prosperity, growth, and relief of the
South" The concluding sections of this bill are in
the words following:
And now shall proceed to eucidGte in brief manner how
we shall the South prosper and blossom the IL is
well that the voters who do not own slaves Tar oanuoe
those who haze and the Bible have been created
soua but let equal everything Let the ch divide with
the poor every have the number Of slaves
70 worn for him. II this satisfactory let repeal articles
o. 20 g. 81 OF section q 2il Of the Code and
iuort Africans give TO the poor aud make them the
EQUALS Of the rich man say proclaim from Doyers Hshs
on. The make all equal by giving to each good
citizen an equal property in the shape of ngge All
law. coming conflict with this law il hereby repealed"
-Twerty-sx Democratic meetings have been held
in Kentucky in many counties, and fourteen have
instruct I'd the delegates to the State Convention to
favor Mr. Guthrie's nomination for the Presidency,
and twelve ave left their delegates uninstructed.
The Washington Contribution drilling the South
ern Members for the election of ProSavery Speaker
of the House, says: The plurality rule must not
h,,o no -
one of Stewards cOadjutors."
At the late election in Maryland, there were sew
eral remarkable cases of close voting. In Calvert
County, there is tie for Commissioners, and in Dor
chester tie for Sheriff. In the latter county, the
Democrats lose delegate by votes, andin Somerset
the American candidate is elected Sheriff by majority
of . Purnells majority in Dorchester is in Cecil,
2; and Caroline, votes. In Carroll County, Webster
American is elected State Attorney by votes and in
several other cases there similar results.
The Democratic Governor and State officers are
elected in louisiana by from 900 to 10000 majority.
Their majority in the State Senate will be 8 and in the
House y, insuring the election Of United States
Senator 1t is supposed that Senator Shde will be re-
elected
-7Ee ST. Louis Ners justifes the caution expressed
agalnsr taxing ls exposition OF the views OF the Hon.
Mr. Bates as Mr.. Batess own, or as written under his
immediate inspiration. IL avows, in reply to some
structures from The Missouri Republican, thereupon
that il was written by the editor without exchanging
one word with Mr. Bates, without advice, authority,
or assistance.
The Legislature of Georgia are AT a deadlock upon
the United States Senator succeed the Hon. Alfred
Iyerson There will probably be no election until two
wears hence. Mr.. lversons term closes in 1861.
The UiasliFg tOn States has the following gossip
about the American Representatives in Europe, show
ing the uneasIness prevailing among some of Mr.. Bu-
ebanan's hungry supporters for a new deal in tho
foreign appointments:
Te rseancy IN French mission VII not likely be
sed m shr the meetin; Of Congress- Were minister s-
pointed be would certainly proceed his destination
the Senate couhunca his BourAtion- Of friends
Of Nj Fser he Is certain Of he post II he had
hi- commission IN BIZ Plcksi
NJ Fsy md Mr. Clay. the fortunate pair Of diplomats
whose names rhyme like Poker and jokeF .l bold their
rse s L-siss beea absent from their country thirty wears
Wi thew force the Exscuso recall them in Of the
drrress which has lovingly manifested toward tn and
the ether for period long the lie Of sensrstoui TIE
America Of to-day very different America from that which
they le They could not employ hsE TINE Pr0Eaby iOT