New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

forced to siv. mp. Mr. Montague, TIE Demoer"c
csrdids, for Lieut., t.Governor, took MS place.
and dur ng f.w dI- eussous held ms own very wen
but ~. too fen si'k last week, Sni NJ. G"Ss'n 'S
now left io pursue the canvass alone. AT last &C.
count he Wa IN Accomac.
t.. Hor. J. ". Stevenson, Democratic member
Of last Congress. candidate for reelection, and
tak.s ,tr"rg and d. cii.d ground in opposition to
Couvr...icnsl II sIslaiiun in behalf # Slavery.
The Hello Sprays Miss Democrat runs up
the name Il Mr. Seraior Brown OF that State, for the
Presidency. Til is tie Brown who, a9e"riing to a
speech " ich Re made in Tanmauy HaSA while ago,
waits Cuba, in order to get cheap "niggers.'
-TEe Washington Rrp45lie names as prominent
candidates for tie nomination of the Charleston Con-
vertion. a. President, Generals Harvey, Wool, Jes-
up, Commissioner Bowlin, and Secretary COBB. hr.
Orr will II thinks if he cannot get the first place on
Il e ticket take the second
Tie N,w.York correspondent Of The keatncsy
Free South advocates the following nominations for
1856: For President n. T. Banks of Massachusetts,;
for yice.Pre.dent, Cas.us NJ. Clay Of Kentucky.
The 81 Lou.s Democrat maintains that the pecu-
liar EXPRESSIONS in the letter of Hon. Edward Bates,
in regard to Slavery agitation in measure re-
srorsive Ia the resolution of the New-York Wing
General Committee transmitted to him. The Dem-
ocrof proceeds to say:
his proe,t sFan., Slavery agitation and asitsors mus, be
r.,d in Il, ain OF biz sn,,ct ders In 1885, even The Mis-
has not rcatd tina, faith IL was opposed
to tie Itp-tl of the Missouri Compromise and the Border
to II. Doug theory, which has been rediced 20
BY the Utah trisl tie dissrnts from the pred
decision and still anan, the cOnst,u;ionahty OF Con-
sr.ops all epscrm.pts the Territories lie OPP
L q Rem
should dednce m 's the coroary that be opposed 70 NM
but.ri.n ard the annexation OF Slave soil Of Free soil
Iseeus may be rssy transformed into Slave soil To up
h. oely DECLARED that be looked hopefully ~ tue DAY
when M..ouri would be without assve"
Tie D,m0cr0t adds that though Mr.. Bates has
.frurk from public lfe he has pot hesated to per-
form the public duties of leading private citizen,
and events which will probably trauspre in our own
State tits Summer, will test his opinions and states
mansllp.
Tile Louisville Courier says that |" the Democ-
rscy cf Kentucky believe in the power and duty Of
Congress 10 protect Slavery in the Territories, AMI
they are not willing tn be stuiifed into the advocacy
of nul-exerci,e Of this power and duty, simply to
secure the election Of Northern Black Republican,
d, gused as Democrat, to the Presidency in 1860.
II il tie duty of the Democracy of the State at once
to r,buke this Black Republican movement in Ken
tueky aud crush ont the hopes of those who have
dared naul urate il in the press or upon the stump
II It is not done State election Is lost beyond
hope ami W. nay well make up our minds to see
Democratic Congressman, Legislators, &C., defeated
by lie Opposition, who have had the shrewdness to
take the popular side Of the question, of protecting
Slavery in the Territories in spite of their record and
real sentiments against it.
The 81 Jos,ph Journal pronounces the whole of
The 81. Louis Republicans story about the Pixies
Peak lllbusters threatening Sonora and chihuahua
L bng and trumped up affair.
A letter from san Francisco saystha Gen. Walker,
who still there, has many visitors of the fibuster spe
All the connecting his name with an expe-
ditnn To- Sonora or Arizona pronounce erroneous.
He conienplatesa renewal of his enterprise in MIC
araeua, aud will assuredly try his fortunes there
a. ain s,on as he sees the way open
The Her. w. r. w. Cobb Democrat, announces
himself for reelection to Congress in the With Ala
bama District.
Gov. Morgan has appointed Benjamin Hutch
inson Of New-York Port Warden for the port OF
New-York, in place of S. Alpheus Smith, resigned.
Mr.. Smiths term of Office would have expired April
IG 1851 He has also appointed Isaac Dayton of New
York Commissioner under the Act for the relief Of
Eli Cltienden and Others" in place of Charles Cook,
sho declines to serve. And he has appointed Charles
H. Van Dnesen of Lockport 10 be Clerk of the County
Of Niagara, in place of Nathan Dayton, deceased.
Tile Washington correspondent of The Com
Bercial Adrert,ser says:
4" The A mnistraon has been advised by the best
that Mr.. Douglas has at last taken leap into
tie Opposition camp, and organizing band Of Dem
ncIaiic gueIrus to on the Administration. The
UemocIGts generally are disposed toward Cancellation
with him. but the rumors sent from this city utterly
eIToIeous.
"To-dpy, advices from Wisconsin show that the
Douel party il moving there, and that the Democracy
If that State will send Douglas delegation to the
Charleston Convention.
II is also stated that arrangements foot TO
send Douglas Democratic delegations to Charleston
from every nolsavehuldiug State and from several of
the S,utI,rn State-. Double delegations from
Louisiana, Pennsylvania and Illinois previously
made certain
The Hon. Sidney Dean writes to The Norcich
BvI,ttn denying any knowledge of, or completely in,
the Of bis name candidate for Congress
agsinsi Mr.. Durham. He Gays he was pledged to
support the regular nomination, and did not know OF
tie b,lt TIL alter his return from Cuba.
Marx W. Alexander has been elected Judge of
the l., Judicial District If Arkansas.