New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-07
POLITICAL.

The members Of Assembly got through with tho
tedious task of drawing for and selecting seats about
10 o'clock Tuesday evening. Mr.. foang, the last
name on the div sion ist, was the first name drawn.
Mr.. Earl was the unfortunate last man." Thero
are doubtless seats more desirable than others,
but from the promptness with which some OF the old
members selected their old seats although by NO
means clsssed as desrable it is quite evident that
almost sny seat may become pie ssant from asscis-
ton. This suggestion may be consohng TO those who
find themselves in the outer circles OF "Greenoush'
and Sleepy Hollow" Evening jour.
The Ohio Canals appear stu to be burden in
stesd Of source of revenues yet their sale, on the
terms insisted on by Gov Chase in his Message as in
dispepsble to the interests of the STATE is deprecated
BY the press of the State as hardly possible On any
less equitable and safe conditions, such sale would %
almost universally condemned.
The Wisconsin State Assumption scheme viii
probably fail Of any considerable show OF strength,
either in the Legislature or before the people II 1t
should be Submitted to the latter test.
TOE House Committee on Foreign Affairs have
now under consideration proposition for purchasing
Cuba, but the prospect for favorable report not
very fatterirg
Mr. r. Is. Rhett, IT,, writes that his father viii not
stand as a candidate for Congress from the lid Dis
tric, of Sonth Carolina, because the scramble for
seat in Congress would be extremely distastefal to
"A bill was read in the Pennsylvania House OF
Representatives. recently "To abolish the Board OF
Canal Commissioners" and promptly passed by .
vote of 90 to :. Should the Senate act upon it with
equal omptness the last remnant of that greet store
house Of Democratic provender and corruption, the
State works will be at an end. We shall have some
thing more like fair play 10 Pennsylvania elections
hereafter.
The correspondent of The Philadelphia Mrs Of
the 9th says;
"Tne Tariff question, or rather our iron interests,
are becoming the sport Of very shabby set OF point.
cal mana gers here. Tue most OF these andthe most
reckless, are those VINO constantly sssah sne Demo
Gratis as Free-Trsders, aid charge upon the Demo-
Gratis all the revus,Ds in trade which must have re.
su.ed in any event These patsaDs desire 10 keep the
Tariff IN opeH question for their own sakes, and ara
by no means DESTROYS of settling 1t this Winter
The Message # the Governor Of Pennsylvana sp-
proves of the Presidents recommendation Of specific
duties and urges the importance of incidental protec-
ton TO manufactures. On the subject OF banks and
banking, the Governor bolds the same views ~ were
ntertancd in his first message lie will not spprove
Of any new bank charter without radical change In
the entire system.
The New.Hampshire Republican State Convsn-
top which Enthusiastically nominated the Hon. Icha-
bod Goodwin for Governor adopted resolutions which
are free " to tho hub" They are:
Re,olrsd That, opposed form OF oppression se
peop. of New viewed with regret
,tesofs.y supported al ssoon. in their sht
they only lsmeLied is existence great social ev
sught with danger TO the peace and welfare OF
Rasrsd That we ar. in favor Of the passage Of law
Conssn forever prohibiting Slavery 10 New MEXICO and Cali.
ionis and n all other Territories ow srqnIeo OF ~
be acquired BY the urtsd states IN when slavery does NOT
Re.ossS That the popular sovereignty Of,he
oil o s.tm the bred seo e.e.oS and To policy Of
Tie Federal 81 AID @ ss Jss.sa ,s,
tia. biz Of The dse,,S. is . s s.Da
Rs.oi.sd TIA, doctrine prOpoanded By the FedT5 20
10y Territory under the Constitution being ~ goblet
:i. w pSP ssIs, on 90 10. e By s:;
sest. JUDGES otte Court canno, bind tho
e. sS sen ~. s sn Sa .s~
:s.i.a doIns Of psw. End Sqx s,s P''"''
Rsoised That the .,a mpt tae present Federal Admas
ton force KsI,s into the Union under a.s sSa.sta."n
ou,psion but The national climax Of long srss o. wronss
the by the aid Of the Democracy Of
whole country the control the slave power Ana While
,hs less onons because energy aud anne,s BY which
and those who acted With them IN and
h,rd That the Democratic py ss.ns to. s o s' 90
ssd D and the FEDERAL eys rssl q
human slavery the Pre- Of the.e eees The oay way,
.s1.y 70 put ps; a. end 10 the p. pns
impossible gulf between and the Price oil ito treason 70 ne'
sry. jus,ice and the Constitution -.
fsIrsd That the enormous and alarming neresse OF tho
national Ip~n6tuss during the s and present A6mnsfs-
cell loudly for TeT-f mt aud REFORM ff the eufce'
all Offices and appropr4on-fof an oNsf
reprobatiou plumber finally for the stso
h,imsn the head Of the Goy.nmsn' Of Che. Magistrate
will administer sSars in the mos. prudent and soonomeN
the great objects for which The Govern
nlent q ts,abisbef -.
Rsselsed That recognize the constitutional power OF tn
General protect the free labor ana ipdtyM
country BY snscsmen's aud that z ts aa.y
the dscrnsnAte
favor all tbese which tee propes
objects IN its factory cause. -,
hssolssd That accept the mission Of TIE hSplshoan
parry the ment 20 itsaoo.nt poto
re,c1e the Const tuition Of slave Deoc-
IeJto Liberty is lost Dstiorsty-to saaSse snd
free sbor and 10 rass oar wnose eSot-
R.rrS That In the Ichsbod Goodwin this day neas
a, tbs Republican candidate tho
people Il New Hampshire citizen of eminent pr,sss ."ss
great experience IN public l6e and In all bis fetn'
Honorable without A such pledge him tho
cord super. Republican party and Triumphant s1eo-