New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11

whelming msjority over n p. Bank. whom ttey pre-
dic,ed a. the Z. publican candidate. Toe Wise mrs
were Nowhere Hunter, it If s.i il the beau ideal Of
Eastern Virginia. mr. Buchanan wac never o1ce
spoken Of a. in the ring.
The Hon A. h. Moore, now Governor Of Alaba
ms, sDd candidate for reel ction On beng applied to
for al expression Of his opn N public topics has
written n long letter which treating Of TIE topic,
be opposes the operipg OF the s.vctfade grounds
Of public policy, and regrets the agitation Of
the subject as a source Of irritation and diyi-
sion among Southern people. He il in favor Of
modifying the laws which make it piracy, and
discrimir s,irg among different grades Of the
oepse, but neither this any other question rhoad
be permitted to divide tce South in the crisis Of tue
year.
The Hon. A. G.. Brown, Senator in Congress from
the Stste Of Mississp, AT public reception 10 that
State recently, made speech On the political topics
Of the day il the Of which ne cecl,7- in favor
OF Teopeuug OF the African slaveraGe. Ca tho other
band the lion. JAG % Tnomp-on Of the same STATE,
now Secrtta Of the Interior in the Cabost of Mr..
Buchanan took occasion at Raleigh, at the reception
OF tie President, his recent Visit to irth Carolina,
to declare strongly the other side, descn Ding the
NOV Mississippi the lmpiaeticatle scheine
Of class Of reckless refUrmers men, irdee i,
but Of whom not believes that the ends he aims at
csn be accoupls, ed While the ULion lasts. lie sdts:
For ore shall oppose the reopeniDg Of tie foreign
slave trade in the Union out Of It; and Tnen that
movement is made, which fear not, you may up
the stas ano stripes.
-" Chevalier Cassidy Of Tie Albany Argus
states" says The Hevaid, "that We troted out
George Lsw rubbed him Town, cdIr.combed hin,
brought out bis best points, It bun into condition,
and then trot:ed him back again idto the sIali not
backing him finally for the Presidential race. We
believe that is all 60; but only did IN regard to
Live Oak George what Cassidy did in regard tc Ho-
ratio Seymour, who also rubbed dom, curry
con bed aud trotted back again. jockeys must try
their uags before they start in the race and we rather
think our nag chow ed good blood and PAGES Cas-
sidy S did"
Tie Neu. York Mercury copies the above, and
adds:
There sin the above confession single omission,
which we beg leave to correct. Bennett dc more to
Bis beg than rub hiu do~o, curyccnb him, and trot
Lin back again. lie TIED him protdseiy!
The Hon. II. Barnwel Rnett delivered dsunion
speech at Grahsmvll.e S. c., on tue Attn Of July
last He is said to be wiling to occupy the seat Ia
Congress at present held by the Hon. L. d. Keitt.
The Hon Erasmus d. Beach, who has been the
stereotyped Democratic candidate for Governor Of
sachusetts for several years past has written letter
IN which he declines to do the leading character in the
annual farce al longer. He TO think the thing
has been played out
MIR. Eust;s Of Louisiana in stating lis reasons for
giving il his adhesion to the Democratic party, utters
toe following bit Of obvious truth: Whatever errors
the Democratic party may have clmmrted-aud 1t
undoubtedly bss many to aus ser for-whatever in
consistencies it may hove fall. ibto We NUT bear
mind that Southern men hare Tuied supreme an ne
councils and hare held ats dest,h3es an fAsr hands,