New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-23
POLITICAL

The Highland Democrat gives the fcuowing oasa
ogue of Democratic sspirants for the position OF Ssa
tor in the With District:
prtnan Corn'y-ssriOn Smith. Asos B. Crane oe'es'P
Roekyasd-Abm g. Copser. Mo.os c. Leonard. h,ssas. D.
t1s'.,, ismn Br.ndres Edward Hsieh. Bssjs.aa
NJ WHICH. Lewis q Aous. WIN. Radford- Jacob 0<sl
Isaac l.. Earian
In W.ype County the LIST District has chosen K
A. Green and Israel r. Southland delegates to the
Republican State Convection; ateruatss John Adams
ana II. X Graves The IInd District has selected g.
c. Cuyler and c. j. F-rrin.
The Ne,r. Orleans Delta though q Democrats
Journal, says that in the hithertounconquered Oh
State of Virginia the Democracy are all at sixe' ssd
severs-sut up into Ireconcilable ENTHUSIASTICALLY
dsionted- and that before any beneficial resuit
be achieved by them-certanly before they can b
acknewtdge as the leading battalion OF the National
Democracy Of the Union or the Soath-thty muk
settle down into something approaching little nearer
TO consistency, unity and soil iy than their presest
broken aud mutinous ranks present"
The Republicans Of the lid Assembly District II
Westchester met at White Plains on the 18th inst,
and elected the following delegates:
state-Le-i' C. Plat, of White Plains and william A HI
JsdicsI-Ioseph J. Chambers, White Plains Edmund
Senato,,aL-Wiisr, H. Ireland. M.mroneck: David W.
Smith Moth Castle Gilbert Davis Green bush d. s. Ress
Mount Pleasant John Cooper, New Rochelle
Joseph j. Chambers, Edward Field and William
S. Morse were appointed District Committee for tho
ensuing year
The Convention of the lid District will be held
at Croton Dam on Thursday, 18th inst.
The Matches Mss Freetvader bears at the
head OF its columns Fer President in 1860, ths
Hon. A. G. Brown, of Mississippi the gallant Ssaatsr
who killed the Cuba project at THnmany.
The Copia County Miss Democratic Coaventioa
met few days ag,, and passed the following resols-
zion:
Reoled Th. udO,e al the resolutions except the lss
adopted by the late Dsmocratc state Convection
The excepted" resolution Of the state Convex
ton Endorsed the Federal Administration, Gin the
nap.'
The Massachusetts, Republican Convention a.
semble at Fitchburg on the Goth day of September.
circular similar to that of last year has been issued
by the Chairman.
A special election, to fill the vacancy caused b.
the death of the Hon. Cyrus Spnk of the xvIIfth
Congressional District of Ohio, has been ordered BY
the Governor to be held the day of the State cleo
t,p The Hons. X. Martin Welker Herman Csnfad,
and others, are mentioned as candidates. No nomias.
ton has yet been made. The District has decided
Republican majority.
Mr.. Charles Bienvenu has been nominated b.
the Convection of State Rights Democrats as the CA
didae for Congress in the Ist Congressional District
OF Louisiana.
From Rocklsnd County, the Republicsa delegates
selected are:
State COnreniiOn Letter Csldwe and Geo. Benson.
ward Pye Christian DsBsup, and Z. B. Johnson
Judicial COnrensiOA-Ed~srd Pye and Siss Seynour.
The American party has nominated in the LIT
Congressional District of Maryland, C. C. Cox; in
the With District Alex. b. Hsgner. The Americs ss Il
New-Oreans have nominated j. Z. Bowling for Goa
gress in place Of George Eustis.
In Indiana, quite a number Of Counties have
already chosen deleg gates to the Democratic State
Convention. Most Of them against Dougiss-
thsDks to Senator Fitch who to be as potss
in Indiana as Douglas is 10 Illinois.
The Nationals" of Illinois, like their brethren
here, anxious to have fair show in the Lat II
Delegates to Charleston. They proposed divisios.
The Douglas men laughed at them, aad gave them
to understand that they could not be recognised
a. Democrats. The result may be double Delegates
to Charleston.
"A public meeting was held at Nashville, Tenn,
the 10Th instant, when speeches were made BY
The following account Of Mr.. Bells observations ws
take from The Republican Banner:
Col. Bel appeared, and was most enthusiastically
cheered by the audience. lie was looking as well q
have seen him for ten years past, and spoke with
power and atect-his voice ringing as clear, in the
open and damp air, as when he met and conquered
Felix Grundy thirty years ago He made what hs
always uakes-a sensible and patriotic speech, pre-
sebtpg the strong points at eus between the opposing
psrtier. He dwe With great clearoess upon the VIC
lated pledges Of Democracy-ther extravaganza cor.
ruptons, and utter want Of principle. He said thst
nothing held the factions Of the party together but tho
cohesive power of plundsr He sad that for standing
up sgsnst these outIages. Democratic editors and
Democratic orators had hesped their maledctioAs
upon him. but he regarded their abuse as the highest
compliment they could bestow as tending to show
that bis Influence not yet dead He vas frequent
ly interrupted by shouts Of applause. He uttered
one severe but jest sentence against Democracy,
and this impressed itself upon our mind. He sad
be ad been denounced for bis in relation TO the
Kansss-Nebrasks bill, but his course, time and exps-
rsr ce had proven TO be correct He said be vas now
held up as an ally CT the Black Republicans Of he
North willing to coalesce and cooperate with them fe
the sake of promotion. He was willing to cooperate
with the Black Republicans of the North for the saks
OF preserving this Government and perpetustne the
American UIisn. Nay, he was wiling 70 20 farther
thar this: be willing to cooperate with the cor.
rupt and profgate leaders of Democracy in Tennessee
to accomplish The desirable objects He msls
other remarks about sectional discords spoke of the
importance Of preserving the Union, and wound up
with some eloquent words Of encouragement to the
Opposition and merited eulosy upon the gallant men
whom they had elected to Congress from Tennes
and who were destined 10 exert saving influence N
he next House-taking his seat amid the cheers Of
delighted audience"
TIE TuRr The celebrated trotting mares Flora
Temple and Princess whose recent trials of speed hsve
such a