The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1859-07-28
Political News.

having any regard for the vest buttons OF
its readers, il got up the name of JAMES
BUcHANAN for reelection. and in a long
leader, takes the ground that he is the only
candidate who can be nominated by the
Charleston Convention TO reconcile the diff.
frences which exist in the Democratic ranks
q, the North and South. Mr.. JoHN W.
FoRSxy, a particular friend Of j. B. chimes
in with the Post, and says
The denomination of James Buchanan at
Charleston is desired by an immense body OF
the American people, and afiectionately desired
too. Thousands Of patriotic men would hail
that event with ecstasy. From the White Noun.
tains Of the East TO that solitude
where roll. the OREGON. and hear. no sound
Save It's own dssh,ng, -
from the lakes TO the sea--from the ever green
glades Of Florida TO the waters OF the Pacific
prayer will rise like incense. that Charleston
may place our distinguished Chief Magistrate in
the field as a candidate next year.
But Mr.. FoRNEy thinks that while the
American people would probably second the
nomination Of Mr.. Buchanan, they will
not make their appearance on election day
to give him lift " Exactly.
The President has appointed j. A. Cusm-
MAN, OF Miss, Minister to the Argentine
confederation, in place Of Mr.. YAScY re-
resigned.
An arrangement has just been been com
'peied for the publication in Washington
city of pol teal and literary magazine, to
be called the National Democratic Quar-
terly Review, under the editorship of Col.
Tgos. Is FLORENCE, OF Philadelphia, assist
ed 10y eminent contributors. II is to be the
exposltor Of the present aud oil the future
Democratic administrations.
Ma. ID. NJ BARRISGER, formally minister
to Spain, has declined the appointment, OF
minister to the Central American States,
rendered him by the President.
THE Democratic State Convention OF
California, has made the following nomina-
tions
FoR GoyEgNos Milton :. Latham.
Fog LItUTEsASr GovEKson- Downey.
Foa CosGsEss Northern District John C.
Burch southern District. 'has l.. Scott.
FoR >trREHE JUGs-W W. Cope, Of ANA
dore.
Fox ATTORNEY GEsER.L-Thoma. II. VII.
liams, Of III Dorado.
FoR CtEgg SrrREA CorRr-C Chss. :. Fairfax.
FoR TRk,suRfg -Thns fniley, - luba,
FoR CosrrRoLLgR-S. II. Brooks.
F0a ~UKvkYoK GENERsI.- Horace A. Ulg'@y,
foR SrPEgISrE>psNr o. PCBiIc Instruction
A. J. MonldeT.
TnE P,0neer and Demoua', Of Olmypia
Washington Territory, Of the 10Th OF June
says:
Political excitement j. running high in Wash
ing,on Territory. Governor stevens and Col.
Wallace hi. competitor. are CanvA-siug u
gether. The impression Is that stevens viii
be reelected Delegate TO ConFre-- by large
majority. II IL also confidently believed that
ths county elections will almost universally re-
suit favorabiy TO the Democracy.
A TEx.s correspondent Of the New Or
leans Pfely,ae writes "a follows concerning
the prospects Of the campaign in that State
All Texas il now full of politics. The ma.
jority Of people here seem 10 be 10 the mind of
eleciiny Gen. Houston for Governor. while
Gen. Ward. for Congress, the regular Houston
nominee Of the Democratic party, will secure
The most votes here for Representative. The
Germans decline TO stand Runnel-, and thus
this compromise. Gen. Ward W i'll M doubt be
elected 10 represent the Western District Of
our state IN the next Congress.
RoGER A. PRYOR, ksq, announces him
-elf a candidate for Congress in the place oi
the late Hon. W. o. GooDg. The election
will be held on the fourth 1tursday Of Dc
'ober, (,he 27th.)
TnE Philadelphia PeansTran,d. thinks
neither DorGLAs, BREcgIsEIDGE or WEE
are in the race for the Charleston Conyen-
lion /, says BaEcEIsRIDGgs sympathy
Tor DouGLAs and the Illinois rebels cu,s him
a from any favorable Consideration. The
'.me paper contains a communication pat.
Ing forward General Lane, Of Oregon. a.
he probable AMI desirable man.
GEo. +. -HgPLEr Esq in 4. speech Dc.
iyersd before the Maine Democratic state
IonventiOn, detin'd the position Of the he.
nocracy on slave codes and Wiimo, proyi.
so'. y follow'
vesli cohesde 20 our southern brethren al
he rigEi. rhIch hey have. and all ne ggarau'
Zee. wh.sh ,Asy have by the term. ~ The f.i
'Fsl eompAci Ne vii not invade Their rght.
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,fs ss~uei AL g.Afahiss4 te them ssx
- there 10 ihs str' q compfom unde,
sEeh Dgr father. '9'ms4 h. great fsdsfal
ons' 'i'qtnn, .li y'sld - them a. cor
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