New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06
POLITICAL.


District elected Norman Maltby of Verona and
David Mou'ton, delegates to the Charleston Conyen
ton, and S. Van Dresar Of Rome, and Peter Brewer
OF Utica, aternates.
-Foneys Press says that Douglas wields two
edged sword. We Judge from the manner in which he
sometimes cuts bic hand with that its ht is the sharp
est part of it.
John Boston, Collector Of the port Of Savannah,
and an oflceholder under President Buchanan, pre-
sided at meeting in that city which resolved, among
other reasonable things, as follows:
Resoted That the election to the Presidency u william H.
Seward OF any member Of has party OF any doser 81 TIE N
Iep,esoie conflict f9eIne Or any nioiser OF me lie ger
book OF any sympsthzeI Of John BIogns sehe1e or sy
Re,orsd That upon the election OF such perer to the Pr
denay viii endeor o bring about such dssollon and to
this pledge lives fortunes and sacred honor.
The following call for State Convention of the
Republicans Of Missouri has just been issued:
''Notice is hereby given that State Convention Of
the Republicans OF Missouri viii be held in the City Of
ST. Louis the 10th day OF March next TO select del
ecates TO the National Republican Convention, called
10 nominate candidates for President ald Yice-Pres
dent Of the United States.
"Ihe Free Democrats throughout the State are in
vited TO unite under this organization aorciag the
suIest mode Of attaining those ends for the sake Of
which they 60 unhesitatiDgiy severed former political
connection. Indeed, the time is full Of peril and OF
duty that AL patriots should subordinate minor disputes
TO the vital issue that threatens very existence
free and federated people. The National Democratic
yary is confessedy the Diunion party OF the country
ls leaders the leaders OF ssOn its oraces are
the promoters Of revolt. N our own Safe aud in all
other States where 1t has arrived at power, it is
been moulding politics, laws, Judicial tribunals militia
organizations, TO precipaie paralysis or disntega-
ton of the National Government. And the only safety
10 the Union consists in driving inst party from power
for its renewed success in this crisis would be pledge
IN cd q a Of reracy
or a remOdeling of the Government upon sncn
bases as would beget prolonged civil war. Co.
operation therefore, G n aPP5ossonOg elections
ise 10 determine such m0meniOus questions,
Missouri from all those members of the Opposition who
desire rather unite than 20 divide the people OF the
several States who would guarantee the mmuDitles OF
citizenship whatever boundary line the citizen
NAV pass and who are not willing TO saerhce tue
highest hope Of mankind IN the form OF seii-gQ'eLn-
meu 10 the vain delusion of fabreang slave codes for
free Territories and importing cargoes 70 dispace
free laboIers IL: GHtfz BEowS
The Richmond Enquirer dresses us pages ~
soemr black on account Of the election Of the RePub
lean Speal er In viex OF this event The Enquirer
thinks that cit is especially appropriate that ven
Grated sheet should record the disastrous decd in
tokens Of the deepest mourning"
Gov Hicks Of Maryland dispatched his Secretary
Of State to Washington to pay the congratulations Of
his Exceency to Gov. Pennington, upon bis election
to the Office Of the Speakershp.
An efficient Republican Club was organized in
Geneva on the 10Th Of January under the Presidency
of Thomas IIllhoase. Organize-Organize every
where friends
Willie Ohio was extending her hospitaities to the
Legislature and Executive Of Kentucky, Pro-Slavery
mch in Braeken County Ky were driving eighteen
peaceabe men, women, and children on. of the State
for doubling the jastice Of Slavery
"A Republican Club was put in working order last
week at Hudfon under tho eloquent appeal Of John J.
Hoeeboom to bis neiglbors 20 to work and keep to
work until the November election. Josiah W. Fair
fed is its President.
"A Circular" adopted by tie Republicans Of
Steuten County seems 10 to be so julicious and
timely that we do hesitate to publish it for genera
use in those counties where better form has not been
adopted:
vH5TySEGer computation asto the best mode o. efficiently
opening the pan OF 1880 TO most decidedly insure sue
cess was resolved that friends 10 all the towns Of the
County be urged perfect their township oga1Gon
md ended, Clubs for the greater ce1laton Of orr a
I'M De sST and EssS Po sn Githe2 to e aoicy for
the general dittbuon Of newsPspe,s and docaueni among
cu recommending such cFs be al once sent 70 paie'A eA'
We would therefore esk yOu to OF once commence uc1
movement In your Organize ard have your Clubs IN
good working order later than January 20 1856!
iCr Constitution 4he adoption Of whch We
would recommend with such alterations c. may be heedod ~
your locality 49, H.,
small Of money expended by person iof reoet
matter viii puIchasef more than larger sum VI we sn1s
many ind,iduas The corresponding meInbe q the C9nn
tee flr tie various Assembly districts asioows' ist Us
ui,t, George = Has vi BATH I'D District 6 H. Thomson u
Coming; II 10 District r. O. Durfy VI HoTellsyiue. =
NlOWiu ltend 10 this Iuser for their respective Os
ard " IN Ghfuy yc4t all moneys placed IN iheir han : lJi
sa purch,fe md send the documents 70 each town IN proper
zion 10 tie amount received thtTeom. Please note the proper
correspondent youI and mention in oil cases va" na
documents you wish If you have particular cloce.
We have ao aked from Member Ct COnsesa ana onals
supply dDHeuts FOR gratuou distribution When "'N
received shan feHd proper proportions % each town
We believe that 800 expended nor IN this way VA ihule "
| our ngi Jriiy Of 1886. 81.
Immediately the formation Of your Cub, peas have te
Secretary report 20 the proper correspondent TIE nane o. Ia
Club the aud PosOice acdesses q its ocei-
Local euds and ealOusies be forgotten nope 70 VI
uupb end must any such exist your town that WEE
prudent coun el viii govern end all such 6cucs NC
H. az oLcc.
GEO. s. ELIAS, L. H. THOMSON
OLIVER ALLEN, t. q DURFI,
il. II. EOUIEN Committee
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