New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20

lie P.ubins frsod &C.. he succeeded ia ssndng RE
md 81 eide senate and Civ ing SbIey the Gub-,-
nsiors chsf Asr thir Play Of sagacty in cheating
b. was es cited 81 the hiest Of Calhoun ia
kspsss, aud ri psfched to that Territory WI ir-,ruc-
to carry the ir>t elections prior 20 .he
cf Sac Govefpn ept at all hasards. This be prou-
he'd 10 30 for certain OF money 10 BE- xpeuei
IN The transportation of voters. The mooey rai.ei
sId pad in Wsshirgtnr, and the Governor expended
!, faithfully ard jus Icously. Thee days before the
q. c,lon, sI or seven hundred Irishmen put
through the swearing process IN LAsveorcrth ard
Doriphan Counties ard took cut Applications for nat
urshIstn Not satisfied With ,his acquisitions were
n sde on Kansas CITY add st. joseph. Mo-. and hun
d'eds AZ voters were lsnded 90 the day d election
Leavehw nth and other points on the rver, who
marched strsiCtt tn the polls and posted sAs for
th- Pro Slavery del. gates. Arrangements bad been
n ste in this w.y TO majority of the Cocvea
ticp, bet the Republican vote upset a.! their csci's
rons. sAichiSou equity, which Mefsry ca'cnlstef
upon without fsl elected the entire Republican ticket
sbd JobEs"n Ly kins and Bourbon, which were sup-
posed to be safe beyond question gave only divided
delegation. The Convention II secured 90 the Repub
hcaus, We learn, by at least nsjorty ani is
frst business si be 20 o n,o the election and quail.
heatiops of lts own member.
TIL Iedrtnrorfk Tunes of the 18th sums up the
Ksnsss election for Deleg,tes to the Constitutional
Convention as follows, giving the Democracy the
beb.ci q any unct Tainties:
Rcrubiicar-Atchirsor, 3: Doniphan. |: Blown, |;
Nemsha, /; Msrshall, &c. |; Riley. L. J,hts n. |;
Douc'ss,7 Shawnee, 3; Richardson. &C., |; Lykins,
=: fTsnkbn, /; Weller. &C., :; Linn, ,; Anderson,
l. Rspahoe, l. Total, %.
Dr'ocra',c- Leavenworth 10; Doniphsu. 4; JET.
fcrsOn, I; Calhoun, l; Po,awat8mie, l. johnson, !;
Il. " bon, Sc, !; Allen, Sc, l. Total, 20.
t'aceyia,n-Gocfey, &c, p Madison, &c, l.
Tctsl. 2.
The Hon. Robert Dale Oven, At present in Wash
Bgtor. is about to return TO Indiana, after sbence
Of Fix years. during Eve Of which he was minister
Desr the Nesp"litan government, where, says The
States, We are assured he wi exert hin-ef in by
gore times, in behalf If Democratic principles.
Col Thomas l.. Jones of Campbell County, Ky,
has been roninsed Opposition candidate for Congress
in the Xth District of that State.
The Vtrton tIows) Eagle raises the the rame Of
SsmuelJ Krkwood of JohosoO County, for Cover.
nor, subject TO the action OF the Republican State
Lesdsy, the 22d inst
We have received the first number of The
Epogus, q new weekly Journal in the French Ian
susge published in this city 10y Mr.. T.. Fauenc In
American politics i, advocates the policy of the Re-
publican party; in foreign politics it aims at indie
penden. and philosophical position. Mr.. Fanenc is
gertl. of culture and ability, and confident
that his journal will prove valuable addition to the
press of the country.
The Richmond Enquirer gives the following a.
tire official vote of Virginia for Governor, as far a.
returns have been rsceeei:
Fer Lttcher (n li2 coun,i's )........."......7Sta
For uogsin in liz counes)
Le'chers majority ..........................5 Ise
Nine counties yet to be heard from officially
These counties give reported majority for Letcher
of 49, which, if true, would give him a majority in
the State of $500 votes over Goggin.
The Columbus Ohio CITY Fact publishes the
follow ing amiabe notice of one distinguished Ohio
Democrar by another:
pronounce Geo. W. Manypepny, the editor of The
Salesman, who charges me Us having denounced and
raligned Mr.. Douglas as an infamous liar. Neither
he, nor anybody else, ever heard me say a word
against Mr.. Douglas. Dir. Douglas was my dnt
cDoce in preferei ce to Buchanan-he is my choice
row for the Presidency. Whoever says he ever
hesrc me either dsnounce or mshgn him, is unworthy
VI belief, and the truth Is not IN him. -
J. BIRNEY MARSHALL.
The Buffalo Republic, With Douglas color- flying,
seems quite unwilling to be bound by the action OF a
Democratic Convt nton. Things are not done ION the
square" Tie idea that the Democratic masses have
Spy voice in paming candidates is, The Republic
shyr, AL laIce SENATOR douglas Is lhe ouly inSn
WHO can carry this State against the Republicans.
The ninaton of Gov. Seymour, it adds, will throw
the State in,o the hands Of the Opposition.
Mr.. +. Rauchfuss, the proprietor of the Abcnd lei
turg who sigred the recent letter TO the J. VI.
Bolts has published the following explanations on the
subject:
II bad noticed particularly that passage IL which said
that. the belief Il the undrsgned the Hon John Minor
Bots of those conservative national principles
upon which the oppoe elements may b. READILY
lined signature would been withheld decidedly
had other object In view but elicit d.ayowA by
the pr min-nt Americans ~ the doctrine pro-
csued by Mr. Cess In regard the rshs Of naurszed c
That Mr. bolts has giyen reply which highly .ss
tory and SraiifytR all baturalizr8 c3-ns glad aek
edge But siton well the position Il the
newspaper which am the publisher sud Will b. deter
mined, merely with the rights Of raturazed ci
hut sl0 the Slavery guesion Republican aud
oppsd to the scheme Of combining the Opposition elements
any other giouno than The Philadelphia platform Of 1856.
TIE platform reoeLy adopted by the hcPubcsa State CoLyen
u-fft .if.