New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26

Distict-IsAAc GEHR.
With Dstrct-Hon. MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
Judge Culver win speak this evening at the roomS
of the Central Republican Campaign Club, No. To
Broadway.
The Olean Times is new Republican journal, just
commenced at Olean N. Y, by Mr.. L. VI. Gano. IL 10
q handsome sheet, with well written and well selected
articles Success TO it.
The Union Springs ALA Gazette has renowned
Bell and Everett and adopted the flag of Breckinrdge
and Lane Reason: Bell and Everett are not pledged
to a slave code, and Breckenridge and Lane are.
The Cincinnati Commercial says thatthe recent
performance of the Hon. L. d. Campbell, in Cincin-
matt, "was Republican. Dougas-Ben speech,
scattering in substance wearsome in length and alike
damaging in its effects upon the orator, the audience,
and the cause" The by the way was thatof
Bell and Everett.
The Constitution says that it Is the desire Of the
Douglas National Committee, OF Mr.. Douglas, and OF
his friends to elect Mr. Lincoln rather than allow Mr.
Breckenridge to triumph.
Mr.. j. C. Carrigsn, late editor of The Shelbyri'ls
Tenn True Union, has been compelled to retire from
that paper because he was unwilling to advocate the
election Of Breckenridge and Lane.
On Friday evening the Republicans Of Haver-
straw, Rockland County, N. Y, will dedicate their
new wigwam, building capable of seating GOO people.
The principal dedicstory address will be delivered ~
Prof. Fowler Of Poughkeepsie.
The Detroit Wide-Awakes, being now in full
force and excellent condition. made their first parade
on Monday evening, turning out with 200 members.
The display il said to have been the best of the kind
ever seen in Detroit A glee club accompanied them,
and several wel-k known Republicans were serenaded,
making stirring speeches in response.
The Nashville Union and American says:
elf Mr.. Douglas should be elected President, he
would not have single, solitary political friend in
he has now, and Chase takes bis seat the 4th Of
March next. Mr.. Bell can go one better II he
should be elected President, he will have Senator
Kennedy of Maryland to aid his administration. Mr.:
Crittenden's term expires on the 4th Of March. All
lonely and drear." ..
"A letter from the Hon. d. S. Dickinson, addressed
to resident of Jamaica, l.. l., is published by The
Farmer of that place, as follows:
DER SIR 70. sls Nsss. sss
gamblers and To get up fusion ticket would only
sOd Thu nd sI iy
pHPfR ssp pOS s PoTTHS eq 6ickNsox,
Gov. Barstow Of Wisconsin, q gentleman promi.
nently connected believe, with the great railroad
briberies in that State has just gone home from New.
York. On bis way he communicated some interesting
intelligence to The Chicago Times the home organ Of
Mr.. Douglas. According TO the Ex-Governor it 10
Conceded in New-York City that Douglas will carry
the Empire State by a large majority. All the Demo-
Gratis Of the city, and many hundreds beside unit
ing on the ticket bearing the of Douglas and
johnson. Thirty Thousand majority is pledged by
the leaders of the influential bodies for the candidates
of the National Democratic party in the great metropo.
lie. And in the other sections Of the State the feeling
is quite as hearty and the action qute unanimous.
Ex Governor Barstow was repeatedly told while in
New-York, by those who know the condition of things
best that in no event will Douglas fail of the electoral
vote Of New-York." All persons Interested viii
please take notice.
THE Charleston Is. CO. Ners has I" of late person.
opally and through the newspapers, observed with
careful scrutiny the steady progress and growing
tendency Of Black Republicansm in the Northern
cities. 1t has been very marked in New York and
Philadelphia Not only have Northern politicians
come to treat with sneers the threats from the South
of political disruption. but Northern merchants boot at
the efforts to avert from them the Southern trade and
to copiue it to Southern emporums. Not that they
regard either mpracticable, but they think the
show Of Southern indignation is only for bullying and
effect. 1t is time to teach them the lesson of their
error" Thus thinking, The Meas proposes plan Of
discipline. Let u.s." it says, " refuge to give the
profits of our trade to people who persistenty and
daily strike the very vitals of political rights
industrial resources aud commercial prosperity; let us
do that trade ourselves and It's proceeds for
our enrichment in peace, for sinews in war;"
This advocate Of Southern dignity also hints that
Southern travellers should at once cease visiting this
part Of the world, and ought no longer to 20 and
"pour their wealth on Northern emporums aud
Northern msrts." All of which has been said great
many times before only, someho y, the people are not
hasy In coming into the nice little arrangement.
The Rev. DIR. Daily, who, Parson Brownlow says,
was Expelled from the Methodist Church on account
of improperly Of conduct, appears in Indiana Tas
Chicago Press and Tribune says:
The morals Of the Democracy are mending. On
"Wednesday night last, after tho torchight procession
Of The Douglas Democracy ut Indianapolis, the Rev.
Dy. DAILY, the Democratic candidate for Congress In
the lid District undertook 10 address the meeting,
but was hssed from the platform and not allowed To
speak MIR. Ryan, the man who introduced him 70 The
audience, announced him M tie man rho ras &c.
PEELED from viie and corrupt church on aceeaaf t
has politics."
The two delegates from Virginia to the Democratic
National Convention who said and voted for Douglas
were Mr. L. NJ. Yost and Mr.. 8. II. Mofett. They
have pubHoAsd long MANIFESTO, ssSssdns tAsis