New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-05
POLITICAL.


Pegister appeared Cd the Goth u ct Leavenworth
1t is Republican in politics, is edited byJef l.. Dug
ger and IN It's Introductory says:
The ReQer 10 therefore n Republican paper, and will con
tiuue to be- could make it otherwise for defy auy
oil. TO show all in which portion OF the Democratic
party 1854 has offered meame or suggested any pan
stop the spread Of slavery 1t is true there were Democrats
before that tine that di it, but you find them foremost III
tie Republican ranks.
"Whe we take decided Republican grounds wish to state
that we eschew everything like utrm OF fsustcism We
never any radical Aboonism In our composition and we
IT, The overeschpg deposition OF fanSic' has
yen many Of ranks whose feelings aud y npa
,h.s were with u.s. willing thst Abotionist should
enjoy his sentiments they his most certainly they are not
ours But We object such sentiments being uttered the
creed of the Republican party or that for the foes oil lew
fanatics the party ould be held responsible
1--WE hold that the doctrines of the Republican parry IN new
wofd, are these all eSpedent consistent with
the uton Of the United States to check the spreai OF
s,r-y btro interfere with where exists IL tie par
ros y, TIE make The Register THE paper OF kansAs
III. following is the ticket put in nomins.ion by
IN, L. pobhcau Safe Convention of Wisconsin, which
II ct ri Madison Ans. 81:
0o,,not Al,,..srr ". Ravdsl. wauk..bs Co Liea.ant
Governor Bail O Nobe w,~o.tA c. Secretary Of s'sis
l. r Hsiy,y Rock Co.. Treasurer, d. H.'tirs' Tr-nP'rea
Co Attuu,, Ca ersl james ii. H,wv, Brown c. oiGA Co.
trlbI @ Ven sneuwy,k, C,iuwbia Co sac Pfno 'o"n'
o~ Hsu, H.g Racine Co. stat. supeIltonatht, : f;ck
sd Gran, Co. =,
a. Carl :, hprz, " ho was Gov. Rsndaus pr.nc' pa
competitor, Was nonioeted ioI l. euenaLt G1'eFnH ny
acc ama,iou bu. q, ced saying tina 40 oi'clsime all
ptIsopa feeling 10 the Matter, ant cha Ina highest an'
bton was 70 be O leader iu the Republican Talk. in
1850.
TIE German Republicans Of Wheelcg, Va, gave
a uus,c, sere0ade on the 29th uit. to Senetor Cad.
SELL who lives three miles and a la + from the city,
80 .erify the great qualification which 1t gave them
10 .srn If the honorable position 1ca had been re-
Gently terdtred hin, and winch stdl more honoraby
and msnfuly lie had accepted, 10 the ranks OF the
great Republican party
No wonder .sd the senator Ia reply ",h. you nsrs
I'd other borDg ineres; in the rroeG and in the
hca s.u6,ucy 9th. principles Of the Republican parry 1t
epLatesy .ary Of the ~he aborng Of this country
While The Democratic party the vone patty Of the srs;o-
cratic Goysrpent while IL promotes the inter
ets the GicA vi the ozarchcsl bdy Il Southern
ssv,l the prejudice Of tie interests Of free white work
iusmen Republican Isy has maze the Interests Of
woIklgmD, of small producers in the coil and In the
workshops. is fundamental b,ss IL wss puzzle 10 him
how any who wrought with bis HANDS, and who
valued the dignity the Of h brow, ,u!d in his
choice between the principles the two parties Free labor
could be honorable could command that respect to
which entitled while it was Disseminated ss,ns,
As between Il ard ,aye labor Whenever degraded the
eve Of compulsory slave labor il had been BY the Demo
craft" party sGbo dnAd must paT,Ake o. the degradation OF
slave labor Ever, ought be able ,bs The great
principles of the Republican party the same that Henry
Clay had coneIded fo in his life time vz encouragement to
sboIs Of free white wolins whether trs OF the coll
mechanics manufacturers So plain these facts b-con'
eyes Of the people and tired they OF the
disasters and prosions when have been bousa, the
Interests Of the country through the principles Of the
DtocIa c party tia, they abou; 10 rice 10 ;her
strength tu their orpr-ss from the places which they
unwoithily occupied
After the company had psrtakep Of a bountiful COL
l.tiop. they adjourned 10 the iesdercs Of NJ. +. w.
Morton, hard by, who made few remarks Of the
same cep.rsl terror a. those Of Mr.. Caldwell.
The Washington correspondence Of Charleston
paper says:
The general impression here the unteFrhed Is TIA:
Jude Douglas made the beet possible slowing a'
owu hsr;us Harper. Iihy ye; that he has ~ 'sasJ de-
nons.sd he Of his by s.gits is merits th,i
his course 10 p necy suicidal sid that BY oNer-sehins IN
order to catch AZ shsdo~ be h, los his footing. and VIII never
b. able 20 sr.sp dsrrns pi'z- q: which ne aims
The Nashville Usloa says that John W. Head,