New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-07
POLI TICAL.


The Virgnians, in Governor Wises wise counses,
have found out how preserve the Union. Here is
tie recirr, as published in The RHAmOnd Enquirer :
TLe Legislature Virginia and Congress Of the United
seies which SsseIbe day will have presented 10 their de-
ibeaon questions greater magnitude than ataed the
country within the present century Questions involving the
peace aud p-rpeuy Of Unon questions involving State
honor equality and gb questions embracing individual States
great sections To the consideration Of these questions
becomes ell TO bring the utmost hmness tempered with the
soUEd,s discretion.
L,f,e the L. g.ature Of Virginia will arise. the subjects Of
State Defense, Internal Improvement, Freedom from Northern
Trade IIo econ Virginia Property from NegroeaDg and
YslkeeFree Negroes and Yankee Pedars; aud
many Others the great question Of longer remaining IN the
American Couiedeiscy.
'1le es Of State defense and remaining In the Union
necessarily intimately for without change Of sen
nsni rods and sweeping throughout the Northern States the
def Virginia Will need thorough organization In the
Union It. Il folly expect efficient military force
without providing fund for s support snd What
may the system sdod tor the thorough organization of
the militia, IN opinion, that system houd be based upon
regular Jay drills well service Such system
be devised by ioTaoH fines pay will provide for and
I tie thorough dill OF very efficient military d-feuse
without any material Of The companies
ions en,ns b. end divisions should al be thoroughly
drl,d wen efficiently armed. But be- de-
vsed ts viii insure the attendance upon d that do provide
for paying those WHO may appear company drill well
fnirg those who may be absent"
Viii The yirgihian, Of tie West permit us to suggest
that the aforementioned taxation aud leyes" be
made to fall exclusively upon slave propertyl
In less than two hours after Congress assembled
tie Slavery question sprung in both Houses-in
tie Senate by Mr. Macon of Virginia, and in the House
by Mr.. Clark of Missouri. Even the Senate Chaplain,
hr. GuIley, fastened to lug Johu Brown into his
prayers and depounce fanatics" The Republicans
would ike go work at the national business and
keep it, TILL is dni,hed up The South will mouop-
oze nearly al of the session with its negro interests
The aiest threatened change of LocolocO tactics 10
Keep the next PRECEDENT is for Ccngressional
ate a ticket over the bead of the Charleston
Convention, by way Of forcing thai body to indorse
The nomination. Thiz was tried in 1924, with Craw-
ford, but nieerably rsiled.
SO far he reports have reached US, the Ohio De-
uocracy il Douglas all over TIE Cleveland District,
Where the Administration opposition TO douglas and
Popular Sovereignty" strongly concentrated,
where Douglas nen have been beheaded and anti
Douglas men appointed, where an Administration pa
per Las been started and the Administration patronage
squsnoered by unprincpled and inscriptions officials
10 lu down popular sentiment yesterday, in full Con-
vsLtOn, unanimously elected the Hon. ii. d. Payne,
who hesced the Anti-LecOmPton movement in the
State, and j. W. Gray, Mr. Buehanan's beheaded
Postmaster, Douglas delegates 10 Charleston.
South Carolina for the 9th time, is ready 70 go out
Of tie UnioE-but sbe I" sapds the order Of her
gong" In tie Houte Of Delegates, on Dec. /, Mr..
Hammond introduces The following:
HLsTtos Che John Brown iussafed las II u bslieved By
IKE AbeGL s called free states Of this Couederecy
end countaEsec By leading meub-s % the patty Ano~h as
the kelubcln peygy sniz&nt OF his pabss recently
saeite ,ese nsurTecti0n IN tie states OF F
snIs sud 2sJy -iii ard
Gsysas although single slave se9nced 20 join
scfuay aid elton sndte fret murdered 10 che
ne sssoejsie she FROM the unprO-
tees5 cnccn Tie bcceT Of the south and Ee
ssf-cnr feeling Of security 20 town Of two tnous@n
iuh.bal md sIEoy and srsD Of tire United states snd
to hold for two dsys aid several peaceful citizens
were asssssinafsd; ard,
Bheyeos Ahhouzh 81 Il the eonspaio actosy engaged Ia
this aenpt la,r been .ssuppOsed, killed OF captured aoi
eA@cuied be sssrfrd scOclg 20 law alter lar tf1,
nay b. reasonably anticipated that Others viii be insgstei 10
perhsD. egeenty and IN stronger gangs,
troueore outrzes 2zznst the aud
ssisy Southern STATES and their domestic and political
Institutions; Therefore,
bre by Senate and House Of Representatives. Of
tie STATE Of South sfclina-
1Lsf lie d-usr ard maintenance Of the system Of
African slavery exis.iEz IN tie South l. to
al the Southern States and that thc burden Of IL should
resto On the border staies alone.
H. That Al the call Of border or Southern state for
Convention Of the slaysLoding States the avenor Of the
gates ss Conrsn'ion who sse hereby sshoed 10 pledge