New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17
J. One such supporter is cheering 70

The Hon. William Il. Thomas~on, who served in
aha House OF Representatives rs member Tor hen-
tucky fsoa lei3 70 ls47, thus city a'o is stopping
a, the NJ, Nicholas Ho'el Mr. Tboma--on. ~ho
then Henry Clay Wing, aud is nov Republican, Is
nj present q resident Of Chicago. He is one VI the
best political speakers in the country.
The other day i-ays The C>dar Valley, Iowa,
TIM. 81 little boy, with small flag il his baud,
ssepp.d into Mr.. Cooks stOre. AID looking vey
wis foil, At sbe sw, eth which the snelf.
Democratic friend Of who in store, aud
knowing the little boys prochvi,y for ctocy, offered
10 buy hin q lex if he would hurrsh fnr Douglas.
The little fellow took the candy and when he got as
fsr ss the door be threw the street and con-
nsaced wsving his tiny flag, singing on al tue some
time, Hurrah for Old Abel Here boy VINO Is
bound 20 uase his mark in the world Many maa
Can De fought for glass Of whisky but tois little tour
vear-o,d could not be bought even to hurrah To-
Douglas.
The Warrington States has the following person
al ex plsosron;
(" Several of our cotemporaries have unwittingly
,um,d that this Journal since the ti'>cs of Major
Hss "a under the rol AID proUrietoi sip of tie
National Ds Committee. The same proprie-
c rsbip exists that has existed from the founda
t,on OF the paper. The proraced i'll health of Major
Beiss compelled bin 10 retire from participation 10
the du,ier II s proPri.torsnp It, daily increasing
"
tain that ths paper wi continue Us heretofore q
reTnapent Journal atd a aious sdv5cate Of rho prin
ciples of tn true National Democratic party. IL gives
us great pes to be able 70 refuta folly TIE state
rrnts indus rousy put forth to the ptst and pres
EFT pecunisry condition Of q s paper they are ua
doubtedly made for pelniea effect.
MIR. Leyerett SalGOnsI I'll If B,ston the President
of the State Central Committee of the Bel party, has
writ en- letter 10 sootherD-r who bal cut out
ersi newspaper slips, charging uusouud ess on the
Slavery question up Mr. Everett, sud hsd inclosed
them to that candidate for tue Vce-Presiency. The
letter IL as follows:
BosToS jun 49, 1860.
"DEAp SIR: Your letter of the l2tn IS recei ved
by Mr. Everett this day. When he scceotod the noui-
pa ion of The BaunOre Umoa Convention il was IN
the understanding thar the corresp "nen ngnt
grow OF of it s.Oud devolve on The Ulion Conmi tee
here Your letter of The 18th has accordingly been
placed in my hands, and Us you reqaes an answer that
Will reach you BY return Of mali, have ou' lew
1850 ere re garded and have been supported by con-
ssrvanvt men at he North ms fair and practicable
basis of uni cd political ton between the two great
sections of the unity To those measut.s Mr.. Ever
Sit gave his full concurrence. Tie papers incl sci IN
your letter viz: the resolves of TIE hdsstGnus-ts
Legislature Mr.. Borden lettr, aud Mr.. Everett
-ret1, "a e from the year 1889. They were brought
before the Senate Of the UDted States In 1871, at the
tine of his nomination Minister t. Eug and, and
uade the ground of mOrion for It's reeesoi. Henry
Cav opposed that motion with great warmth, aud
sid sthst it. through the irasnce Of the South the
sruri, tmelt of 8 nan Of MIR. K 'ereus know. con-
serystive opinions rejected the Union was al
resdy dissolved Al the eore 4 ierWi speech by
Rufus CPoate in support Of Mr. EveC-us appointment,
the lafe Hoo W. C. Preston exclaimed: Il AN AFRAID
have committed myself 10 vote against hin, but by
Heaven b. sbail be iected Mr. Preston was after
ward heard tosav that be regret ID that vote more
than s,y ty.r given by him. Mr. ESeretts hOmna-
ton ar the hrst Minister TO Chua, t.n years ater,
was | believe UNANIMOUSLY confirmed IN he same
Senate, Of which DIR. Vic President Mug and MI.
l-L haro tla n T-ta
OF s. at o. the dea of Mr.. Webst gs un amino isis
confirmed in 1852. In the foil p"lnx year be was
elect by the i've member OF IN. Legislature
of Massachusetts, TO the Senate of the Unite States
Mr. EyeJ.u's views with reference 10 the sectional
sgstion dstrs ctiug the country, If LETT IN any
doubt hy his own course sufc emily sh0 Vn by the
bitter h~tility Of the entire AntISavery press They
were resrmed, to the great aecepta ce OF good pat
no throughout the Union, IN bis speech ~ Fan uni
Hall on occasion Of the attempt st Harpers Fe-rS;
and thew ressted in his Liter sLni wing his reu;t
ant acceptance o. the Baltimore uunnzt'o1. |
will oIy Observe in conclusion thai as II seems TO
US here II" good result from review OF all tina
has p said or written North or Souh, Tor tsenty
OF thirty years the question which now more thau
ey,rd tracts The eountry asonabls men viii not
Il ste section expect 10 find entire concurrence 10
tie Other; and if ssn,i Ieuis hk- tnos' euier"ined
A a on \ prop. T Cartons svOwei by Mr. Everett,
fail 70 win the conhd of UniOu-lovI men az the
Sen b, Mr. Clsy's enpha ic exclamation IN lS4i nay
well ne repeated.
Il remain 0''' o." :" LEVER TT sAIT6SsTALL
Preside State Cen. Com 4 ths COns'i.o na 1nl-n fay
ITO JOsEPH w. TAYLOR, eco, Eu'sw, Alab'ms
Tine Sou bern journals republshing the follow
ing old letter Of M. Everett, prove than be is an
Aboliiionist at heart. 1t written u reply to GER
tau iuterrog sores propoubded to him by the Hon. N
Borden:
WAsHISGToS, Oct. "a, 1889.
DEAR SIR On Saturday las only received your
letter Of the 18TH propoundDg 10 certain inSerroga
tories ard earnestly equesting eArly sos ~er YOU
ar. aware that several resolves The subject Of these
ia ouIries and their kinnr.d hopes accompanied oy
yer, able report introduced into the Srnate oil
The Common cath year before last by the JOINT Com
mree of the two Houses, Of which tie late lineated
Mr. Alyord vas the iaIru These res ives. after
ha, il z been somewhat enlarged by amendment were
adopted by the Legslau They appear n cover the
W. ole ground Of your tuo iuterrogaiories. Having
eheerfDily cVopersed In the ssage OF toe resolves,
copeurrit,1 IN the general reasoning ty which they
were sustained ia the powerful report OF thu charm
of Ibe Committee, espoLd TO both your Inquiries In
the affirmative. The first OF The three sabJecS EN-
braeed in vour inquiry lie the onls OF them when
cswe b.f,ia CongS.s- while wss a me~ber. voted
In the NJ gtve the OtoD 20 lay uDon the table tDe
retitiOp of the america ADtSavery Society, Tor tas
Abolition Of Slavery il the District Of Coldmpla, and
on other motions Of the like character introdu ed TO
cast of the considerations ct tbs lass OF petitons
IL am, dear Sir, very respectfully
EDWARD EVERETT"
The resolves 70 which Mr. Everett refers ia the
above ,e ter were a get Of lltoas ADDICTED oy tue
Msssach usetts Legislature daring the previlss year
wien Mr.. Everett vas Governor Of that 5sate, aud
are as follows:
P..,.d Tbs, Congress BY the Constitution, power 20
sbolsh SLAYER in the DiStTf OF Columbia
ina " re y9. snS Ma, lane or sIher~iss enforcing
l~ss or moral Iss'raitt on u, ~ "a, tn