New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-27
POLITICAL.

The ofc:a returns q The NlrgiLia Elctton give
I.,cher - - votes, asi Gvssn ~, making VT
I-'cher's majority jso!. question, however may
arse about the woe q Portsmouth, whlsl Va. not
returned in co1fsrnty with the law, 10y boin- included
with that OF the county r. therefore the legislature
should reject the vote css' in Portsmouth from the
aot Of ror-conorning Nth the rules It vii increase
Nj Letchers msjority TO j,9i3.
Tie Boston Hcrald las a suspicious eye on The
Democratic offceholders in Massachusetts,, and &C
cu.es them Of having picked out Gen. Whitney OF tne
Springfield armory, Isaac Davis OF Worcester Lave
OAK " Swift Of New-Brdfori, and Oliver Stevens OF
Boston deegstea ST lsrge 70 the National Conyer-
ton 20 90 first for Mr. Buchsuau's denomination, and
then for the next beet man for them. The Hfrdid
ia n Douglas paper, being owned by the eN PoSlm'.'-
ter of Boston Who, Uith has symputilers makes tight
with these plans OF the ms
- Tn, Savannah Ga. Republican ha' all along
insisted that the movement 10 behalf Of the slave
trade at the South il Of tlc importance, but in re-
cent number corcedes that the measure s growing
upon Southern opinion and states in illustration oil
the fact that nite.tenths Of the delegates 10 the
Democratic Congressional Convention 81 that District
went for the repeal Of the law against the slave
treie while every single aspraut for the nomination
declared bmsclf for the revival OF the trade. Ac-
coriirg To tn Republican there two classes of
the save-rade party one going for the actual revival
OF the trade, the other for the repeal Of the laws
against IT, because they about the trade but
because those laws are a standing moral condemnation
Of Slavery.
The Washington correspondent Of TIE CONNER
cial Adrertser says:
The August elections are looked 70 with interest
BY politicians TX Sepator John Bell writes from Ten
uc@ree that the enthusiasm manifested by the Oppos
ton and especially by the old Wing element in that
State REMINDS Lin of the best days Of the Wings. II
l. probable Teuues-ee vii elect several Opposition
Numbers to Congress. II 30, there will remain no
longer any doubt that the Opposition viii have the or
gauization Of the House. Besides intelligence from
Minnesota low renders II probable that two Members
from that State will be Opposition
speaking Of the dougs Of Gov. Wses friends in
Philadelphia The Richmond Wig says
We don't Ike the WAY these Philslelphans
managing matters. II they had particle OF the spirit
81 oar beloved Leghbor, they would work day IN sad
day oul-dog.dsys arf ALTO secure his Nomination.
Tiis thing Cf having thiry attended meetings be-
cause of the hest OF faling To come 10 any definite
cor clusion and OF adyouruiOg for nearly two months
i not OF all in The Vine spirit. The Phiiadcph,ans
will have TO improve on that, or the Governor viii be
taken out Of their hsnds. 4 hose OF his mettle and
speed requires grooming very different from that"
The Boior Rouge La Adrocae says the sense
Of the Democracy of Louisiana in relation 10 the Adj
aia,e- before the late State Convention in response
"a circular addressed by number Of delegates TO all
tie candidates, askilg them 20 state whether they
approved or sympattzed IN the Odd Fellows Hall
resolution oeuounc.ng the Administration of Mr.. Ru-
charan, or whether they indorsed the preamble
adopted on the same occasion wherein the doctrine Of
equator sovereignty was falsely proclaimed az one
Of The pr rcipts Of the Democracy Of louisiana. The
=. a 4
quiyocal in their character Each candidate over his
proper signature declare himseli in favor Of the
t.ona Administration and opposed 70 "squatter soye.
regn'y."
TIE Americans Of Hamilton Co., Ohio, after much
consultation and Interchange Of son';ner. will then
brcihr 10 other localities, have
Psrsd Tist 10 American party viii, ~ herrof1rr r1i-
win oil Wdo oppsed 20 the colPt rule o Democracy
IN, county .o iar coEau-a drsa. OF ih-; Nv PROSTATE
ActiIg upon this resolve the County Convention
declined 70 nominate candidates for local officers and
determined to support the ticket presented by tie
Republican Convention.
Tile Louis-,le JOarnal c.IIs attention 10 the fact
that the Gove-nmen, organ st Washington has made
several attack. upon Mr. Sumner for en- able crili-
c.m of the Died Scott decision, bat has not found
one word TO say against the di.union speech of Mr.
Rbe,t.
81" Occasional writes on the 9th inst, 10 TIL.
Press: II perceive tia: it is denied by certain
Washington correspondents that Judge Douglas is
preparing It'll more elaborate Argument on the sab.
Jet ofp0pu.ar -oyereign,y in the Territories. As
the first 70 make this tatemen., now repeat IL.
Jadge Douglas ha- almost completed paper on this
sIea; question, which Will oon be published"
The Maryland Democrats determined in their late
convention to postpone the election OF Delegates to
tie Charlie -ton Convention Until the second Thursday
Of March, lao.
The Boston Post has correspondents who sug-
get several names Pa successors TO Mr. Beach the
WHOM candidate Of the Democracy for Governor Of
Massachusetts,, viz: Tie Hon. Il. +. Hsllet', JUDGE
WIiamson !Wikusonj Of Dedham, Gen. Caskipp
Of Nsvburypor, Mr.. Field of the western portion of
Massachusetts,, ~ Gen. Butler of Lowell, and Col.
Heard OF Boston. The Pot expresses 20 preference
but " rds up by copying from The LoreH Adrertiser
an article declaring that it is our duty as Democrats
heartily ard unreservedly TO sustain the present Ma
tiorel Administration"
Gen Houston, in published letter, expresses tie