New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-09

say. - be eh.schi1inr Brother F!:ch.' There y
A.o another member oi tie Committee Who lef- tosn
suddenly ou the arrival o: a spec :. sgen: ir1m Wish
ipcon 70 invest gate tne at. Of CustomIiouse
He . rspu,ed 70 hsve shared the Collectors bonuses
ard did no. wan. 20 BE- questioned We could give
tine Committee few questions which, Il replied 10
estegoricsIly would enable .hem . derive some n
,ere.tinc Information from him
Tie Rochester Demacra, asslres that ' TIE
Buffalo RepsBlic only few dsys since The mos. BEL
hcose organ IN the STATE against Dean Richmond and
the State Committee, hiss been whipped IN.
-T7e Detroit TritHne ssys:
Never before hss there been such -et o. Fed
ersl Office holders in Michigan under the presen,
Administration. The fscts truly startling. trst,
We had tie case Of Postmaster Oflynn, charged by
his party organ with Illegal official practices, with
downright peens'ion and slborna.ion OF perjury; aud
these charges the same organ assures us were 60 i
proven 70 procure his dismissal. Then cones The
case Of Mr.. Shoemaker, Collector 81 ;hs Por. Of De
trot who Is sso accused By his psrzsns the sross-
est corruption including the whole range of possible
dishonesty in the circle Of mis- Official .ction. W. rave
given specifications before and need not repeat then
And now we have g still more astonishing develop
mer. TIE police or Friday last, brought 70 this city
from the scene Of his latest crimes, IN Lexington,
Sarisc County, Mr.. Msybee g Postmaster and uuited
States Deputy Marshal q. Lexington, charged with
rifng the mails, aud being engaged IN the manuiac-
.ure and circulation of bogus money We do no.
know whether other States can show such record OF
the transactions of Federal office holders this. In
all humiliation Of spirit a. the bad eninence OF our
own State, We hope not
Stark County, Ohio is the old Stamping ground Of
the Hon. d. X. Carter, ard he spritedy opened the
campaign Of the season at Massillon the evening OF
July %. correspondent. Of The Ohio STATE J0uTna1
writes:
d. X. Cartier of Cleveland, delivered Iousing
speech 20 good audience, in NJ sdison H;h. ne
"pitched square into wha, ne called xltn knowing
wink the conservative Democracy compared II
witt the Ohio Democracy Of 1875 showing that II nad
followed the lead of Southern sknasteIs and Hss
now bonds for good behavior 20 ssveholdng pohl-
clans who used il for their selfish purposes lie
gave also most scahng review of Cas- letter respect
ing the rig ITS Of raurazed citizens, and begged his
Democratic friends 20 READ carefully the history OF the
origin of the of 1872 and apply Their own terms OF
reproach TO the vscla.ing Secretary OF state, late
Senator from Michigan.
On his own account (,s ne said Mr.. Cartier pre-
sented some ssues which must enter the coming Presi.
Dental campaign. One Of these issues which ne said
he was goiug TO talk about whenever he spoke, was
the right of every man 70 home big or Et.le sacred
from execution. That a homestead should De castle
in the broad sense, which made every brck, every
piece of timber shield against process by the snerh
or constable in his opinion, soon To be Vel estso
hed, that IT was bsrbarous TO imprlson the body
OF man for debt.
The two candidates for Governor OF OHIO, the
Hon. VIM. Dennison and the Hon. X. p. Ranney have
made appointment to discuss the political topics OF
the day before the people
Suffolk County LIST District, is the first IN the
field. The delegates TO the Republican State Covsn-
ton are the Hon. Benjamin +. Virgins and COL Z. K
Jennings. AlteIns:es, DIR. r. w. Lord and S. w.
Green, esq
A letter from Utah states that the Mornons have
nomin.ted Horace S. Eldrdge ior delegste 70 Con-
gress, in place OF Benhsel, present member.
-" The Spartans" is the name of I. secret Demo-
cratic Association in the City of Buffalo, whose pnr-
nose lso Il ia said is 10 head off the Post Office in
huence There is some such association in Cleveland
in the interest OF Douglas. Perhaps other localities
are equally blessed.
At the late election in st. Louis the vote taken
upon the question whether the quor-selling estao-
lshments should be closed not upon the Sabbath,
resulted az follows:
For closing. a9
Majority for closing. g...................''.'.''''@l-
The Syracuse Courier disputes the assumption
ID The albany Argus that the Hards have waived
their preference for the District mode OF e!ectng the
Charleston delegates. The Iards intend to die game
The Northern Democrat, published at Couder-
sport, Potter County, Pa, has raised the name OF
James Buchanan as it's fret choice for the next Pres
dency.