New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-05
election in Kentucky:

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1t lie rurnored that Gov. Stewart Of Missouri has
tenoered to J. Proc. Knott esq, present Representa-
tive in the Legislature from Scotland County the sp
pointment of Attorney General, in place Of Judge
Ewing, resigned.
The Mattoon ull.) Gazette and The Fort WayW
Ind Times nominate the Hon. John j. Crittenden
a. the Opposition candidate for the Presidency in
1860
-T1e Memphis Tenn appeal says there is but
ore paper in that State which advocates the doctrine
that Congress should protect Slavery in the Terrific.
lies. That paper is The Memphis Araldncht. Ii has
no hacker. the press Of either party But one can
ddate for Office, Mr.. Sneed, Opposition nominee for
Congress il the Memphis District, advocated ii at the
election.
"A large number of the most prominent and re-
spectacle citizens Of Greer Bay Mich, have pub.
nLed call for public meeting in that city on the
2,h inst They assert that the object of the eau is
in no wi.e political intended to seek the SURFACES
Of the people, but to meet Wings, VINO have here
leader Henry Clay"
"A correspondent Of The Cincinnati Gazette,
writing from Richmond, Ind Aug. %, says:
"a bill passed during the last Legislature To provide for
vote be taken the question OF calling 20 I,e
the Present SonoI Of ni 1,ss bsma ON ONO IN
fact supported pretty slaneousy ey all parties when
some Of the concluded that TIE Rep bcaus took up
with the idea most readily and for fear they would make
csps Of it, commenced denouncins -fofsens hst oHsi'
mated with tlem-as unwbe extrsvssant. and inpoltic
The ginning ATTENTION u
bu, the quite indifferent as 10 The result u Ro
babe, however thai it Will be made party question: Inc
Bogus Democracy take the negative and the oppson tn'
sfn alive 1t an imporian Question: aIa oua 800 o1
Tue defect, Of present Constitution are so
90 Of been felt since prsen. Constitution was
sdoped. The oc.hooing regency are opposed to H. from the
' 'n.. ,1 sOd bs fe State rfe..uef and Auditor are ps
into tLer packets $4,000 per Of eIng' from the Pablo
which fill. GoverDos chair down ar! amounts
in the manner Yet Democrat complains Of this eit
tb-y an Vel about the u Convention that
woad protect public nes and restore to the people the
privileges of seltso'ernmtnt.
The annual election for State officers IN Vermont
takes place on Tue sday next, SCptember Z; in Maine
on Monoay, September II. There Is no need OF ke-
publican effort in Vermont where funny SAKE IS to be
beaten by Gov Hiland Hall. Senator Hamln, Elihu
Il Washburne Of the House, aud the Hon. r.. Is.
Erer Oh are sppou ced To speak IN different psrs oil
Maine. ard u 30 ton journal undeistsn is that The
Hon An-,n BDrirgaIIe an other pomlueat Rspuo-
hcsIs o. Ma.sacl useils will speak IL Maine prior to
the election.
lie Constitution d,uie5 tat S.rs'ot Hunter
ever d. caod has been repoted, "tlalif the Dem
90 parry bot repuiia'e the principle of Pop.
ulai S,veIelgrty aud advocate 10 lie thereof tue
p,uGlls Of Congressional Intervention, ths party
ought Ia be dissolved and the the better
A Lawrence correspondent OF The Philadelphia
Bulletin SAYS:
Charles Robinson this city has been requested BY
eversl Of citizen, 10 announce himself as candidate iO
Governor under the WyaIdot Constitution. Rbin.ou i. the
meet prominent esucdsta. HIS competitions Mayor j.
Aa.. Of Le.yrr~Gl,h cyp. Holiday Of ToP.s: aud oen
Tores only st Gays s-' the ratification Of the Csr'ii;u
ecicu Of the Constitution They aboras ssn'; hoP-
Al argument they utuo-ment that the sts- de-
ou,h il i. only shout $500 square mile. large
States Il M,I- New HAM ,re, Vermont Mws.ehu'stIs ed
he. Issr than your own State with Nswf or oA'
- Occasional" writes from Washington to Tie
Philadelphia PrssG
Th- steady course ofHr Buchanan and Ire c'r':u'0l in
P! Of G P,ss s o0iis 1882 lie rseSd
indigestion In the South. and am assured by som- OF
M ara r.en a.snrr IL which M Bsehanan s.s 6poa
setting zoe upon hi. .nes. 70 p,n VIII 9PP'ed In !. is
sj-Abus sus Sam Hous,oBr him have great personal re-
pci bu is fact, ihA, uoN here in h- Southern country are
ne sd-is o tie D-.,c party more hostile 10 him than 10
tie Of Louisiana They rcs,d hm the ene odimrn;
hunbus AID opposed him because he 10 opposed
y n. d, noerstic party
In Leavenworth The Times and ZeitEng support
the Wyardot Constitution Il IS also ndorsed by The
AtchisOs Champion, The Doaiphan Post, The Paler-
mo Leader, The EirO0d Pres, The Laurence Re
publican, TIE Topeka Tribune, tn Mound CITY
Herald The Osaratamie Herald, TIE Kansas En-
pres,, and The VyaHdOtte Gazette. 1t is opposed ~
The Ltarensorth Herald The AtehisoA Union, TIE
Iora Point DispateA, The Junction CITY Sentinel
The National Democrat The IVyandottc Argas, and
The Fort Scott Dsmocrat. The Herald OF Freedom
and The Kansdg Pres are on the fence.
The National American" State Committee
Massachusetts, vii issue a call for State Con
ventiop says The Boston Transcript, TO assemble in
Boston early in October, for the nonninsi,n Of Gov
ernor and other State officers. The Nationals. will
be in the field with clean ticket. Il is also stated
that delegates will soon be chosen 10 the National
Convention which is to assemble in June next, for
the domination Of Pre- hieLt and Vice-Presideat.
The Chronicle and SertineI Of Augusta, Ga
Il rs defines liz view Of tn. Slavery question:
hs Opp siou .st- the lsw sIpoundei BY .h-
Court their platform aad declare that reet Congress n
the -rrTi ORAL Lee tIre EXCUSE Slavery oonre
,,Aer to esi.la;e 70 impair ss Ush: u lie P-SP,