New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11


Democracy OF that State is pas; surgery AID :kas tie
rival flc'ons exrihi, ward each o.ber vf,Ispce,
vndictiveress, and a heartisecs Of haze, w.hou; q
pa'sll-l in ordinary IA tiran warfare.
Tie friends Of Lincoln and HamEn haze raised
fsg pole at Occcquau, Prince William County, Va.
The albany Standard proposes Er4sta. Corning
as compromise candidate for Governor, and The Sy-
Taeose Cosrier hopes be may he the nominee III the
Ell tire Democracy Of the Stare for that high Office
The Republicans of Wyoming County iad an inn
pen'e 'aliy at Wapaw the I'd int. A LITTER from
the Hon. jones o. PuIsm was read. We quite;
IS gSdoubt.d y true thar Mr. Bel nas the respect
and confidence OF every man OF American anec-deDts
D OF ~hal ear'biy se'sise 90 600 or 1900 votes
be 10 bin in NewY@kt No more than ., ,oany
sslssms 70 bic shadow. I have endeay-
orr TO study The personal and po,i al eharas,er II
Mr.. Lincoln. | haze read HIS debaies ia he S.a,o-
rial canvass with Mr. Douglas, and his ossa.jooJ
sp. .cLes elsewhere And say without qu1iihs aii,n
tlat, in bold logical, manly ei9qqtncs, in sincerity
and ruihfoness OF character, and in lofty Of
all the arts and r Ks Of petty men, be seems The let
mate successor OF Henry Clay y
"A large Douglas meeting was held in Baltimore
Oh Mod day evening. A leiler wasread hVIa Fernando
Wood, Il, obgy iDdprsDg Douglas as the nominee VI
the regular National Democratic Conven,51.
The friends Of b kinridge ard Lane 10 BIfLo
are making extended organization for tbe campaign
in all ire Of RE city, resolving agane al Sldt-
Ter Syyer igIty, snd al conditions and Only favor Of
III ion up prirciIl
There talk Of starting BrtckIuridgs paper in
Rocbesiey.
General Gideon j. Pillow has signiisd his intsn-
ton # supporting Breckenridge.
The Omaha Ne5r0skian is philosophc sheet
II apologies for, rather explains, the absence OF
Presidential ticket from the head of lie columns by
Say u at il has preference for both candidates Of
the Democratic parry; but that inasmuen az Nebraska
bias vote, il is folly to keep alive TIE Intestine broil
for naught. Therefore trec,mmendsto all god DEM
ccrati to keep quiet and pray for tie right.
Col VIM. Ii. Carroll has been removed from the
Post Office 81 Memphis Tenn. and the place has been
given 10 NJ. c Galloway, the editor Of The AcaaHchs
Col Carroll offeDse was bis support OF Douglas.
Mr.. Cooper the late editor of TIE Chattanooga
Adrerttser who was delegate 10 Baltimore. re-
fused To -ecede. Consequently he bas been crowded
to such point that he has given mp the charge Of his
paper
II. T. TIedway, a member Of the Democratic
Electoral ticket Of Virginia, has resigned his place.
He does this because be cannot represent divided con-
stituency.
- The Jackson Mssissippian charges upon Everett
the crime Of beng an Abuionist of the most viru-
ert aud undifgue ed FORM" iris charge il thus CUP
ports:
Blu, what Of their click and oily CANDIDATE for the
Vie Presidency The facts published below show
that in 1889 he the open and we'd champion Of
the following Anu-sIaveiy schemes against the South:
a. The abolition of Slavery and toe slave trade III
TIE District Of Columbia
49, The abolition OF Slavery in the Territories
90. The exclusion OF States app ping for adj
mlssi )n into The Union whose Constitutions recognize
Slavery.
"A. The abolition of the slaye-trade between the
States