New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09
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I,u RICHARD, beaten for vice-Presdent in

,u.n, RICHARD, beaten for vice-Presdent in
,UsK. Gen. THOMAS j., of Texas, beaten for Vice
P,rsd, OF in Democratic National Con'eosion 1852 70
COTT Gen. WINFIELD, OF New YORK, deleated
for Pendent It Harisous 1883: Defsssd for President
in ina Iopv~pt.on ISzs 49, Noriasisd for Presldeo.
1852: accepting ,~iasoD for President 1885 Is
defeated fDI President, 1882 ~
rCrD, RS CONVENTION at Charleston, and Flat
EcTpiRs' CONVENTION at Baltimore nominates
Jehr Brsck,nds. for President and Gen Joseph Lane
rW ~, AM, WM. H.. of New-Y York, candidate for
Pre.den, bef r. Nsu hal Rspubn an Convention lS"'
n T%a. C'nfF' Of peennIyana De beaten for
y,.Pre,dept IN IeS2: ,lDefsa. for VicePrenden'in
wbis N.ionsi Convention, ls4!: 10 n;o,,
IYGLETON, OTHO T., OF MsslsslpPi on DlSSoiu'
II sytRY EXTENSION or RESTRICTION, History OF
the struggle for.
oen and Progress Slavery in America; Uef,
son. s avery Ia tho Coloaies SSiy ~ % nposidias
foo ts 6ov.rnusn. be Tsrntor. ,hs
Slavery h q s sD' yTsSoaas ' s.vss
kor.hWss Tsnitoy The 'esefa Conss ion on sl.vsIy:
sCo ..uons A%sDd@eSt. snssas 70 override the
S,dins"e. Of ~ @-R-po Is Of job RsadoPh cfvs ami
. q 10 oD s'a arsO @ sd Inf by Gem
s..G.:,s .5.s fsSs q FssS%n III. ,h. aSa.s
h * " Il s
Rs.r on nes.,d in the ens.e s1Hos'ey refuses t
;6t a'yss II SLAYER, Rs. o s.ataIs
and "a tvI Resolve. Ken
tncAy L-sae Compro%ss prop sea y sns safs. 10
coacsI = ns al. nnay
Carried IN Hous. b, 80 less 4 only from Free aes 70
e.. from OF M..su s,. IL sos Of
Addres, John Adsus and other ~his member. against
Gh a. seps... s so.
:: s.s ss s u ss W ss TnF Atgs1a
canned I. ID IL sspsss p 70 Wnc PIovi.o 1.-The
in. &ss; s'sl's o SsosS for s..s'fs
Proportion OF Mr. Rishsd w Thompson Of Ind slavery
:, from s..sus s M..ea line Of restriction the p
6e 7,-S.nste sgrres but House refuses The Comoonae
Gen . H. nssH, cs Pan f1 ss
John Ar: ys po e. b By Sli' H.
ilssSs s pews D..i: Of q Ls an: ~
LII mr. CAV Sy reports @ said COMMITTEES Mr. Jser.sn
psm.. An eaa sn:: Is MI chase Of OHIO move. pro.
O,.d IN s.u.Ist Sil. ghe russs: 70
Mr. chisons remarks thereon President Pierce protests
against s he sSens as b N Mr to
thsri1e The people kanss n prohibit slave therein 0p
aysors = s@sricsno smsndnent MT; Chase move. that
S the S',5 IN % ssss sss.
the tl S2Tbe K.n Neta.k, bin ss-s the Senate q
ss s hsp'I oS sTss Clause Of ga S repeating the
Missouri promise President Pierce en- ks1sss Affair: m
DOacass
ty Rport "f Nr Coli.mrr OF Vermont ssHouse orders
en- nyessOp Of Ksn.ss f,aads Report OF tisss howard
Free e: ioIMr Doussa reports bill 20 pafy kAnss.
lehr 1Iumboiis aDeL Sn'Sts serss9 DO Mess & es eos
ar c.. S e Isose1iss ksn.s. L Lrsssds1 :
Perc- sag. on KsHsss
on the Lecozpon oistta,ion: HAM Douglass speech
s hss ssp Special Isos@p:oS
s,ss Of te onpon oonst,'atien IesEecsn sssess .s
n. Tbt m-Ty
Sess aSd AZ. tdorns subs.oe: l2 refuse.
is".sgird ,bi.ush Goth aoa.s.i The wysodot CGpsea
sa. .a A.a. uasI &ysndos con..sson
Sh.Ayn~aRADe ADVOCATED in Democratic Ma
d,ns convention BY Mr. oau,aen of Georgia: 81
! sPt NUER, AMBROSE, of New-YOrk, Preeiden'
spesCta. % JOHN C.' Of Nsw-York, President Anti.
M,.onic Matt nal Convention: To-
STEVENSON, ANDRsw, OF Virginia, President Sec.
eud Be%ocIsc National Conv, non lS-ot o. President
STRANGE, ROBERT, Of North Carolina, beaten for
Nc-Pr.sd-nt in Dsaocrsic Convention lss2: ~
SUMNER, CHARLES, OF Massachusetts, defeated t0i
te--PI-deDt Republican National Convention, 1856 n
SUPRtsE COURT, POWER AND DUTIES Of
opirins OF Thona. Jefferson: LA OF yonn Taylor Of C1o
ss., sGsn h.ss'g aS Sss Of Ss.Ss .'G9
Opipions ei bn = Cnttsad-n Nathaniel Ms,er James
s.e%s c. p Of PsnnsSsns md Court Of Appeal. o
!nnaia; to-Cpiaons q MehOn Diessr.0a aica.td NJ
ID.
TAYLOR RfTIFICATIeN MEETING ut Philadelphia,
1919 and kesolses: Is
TAYLOR, ZACHARY, Of Louisiana, Whig nominee
tor Pr.soen, Is4S: laEiected President in lS4s Is
TYLER, JaRN Ot Virginia nominated and defeated
for VI eR-esdrnt 1906: n-Nominatsd VicePresident,
81 HsT.sbasg. 1893: H.
TmDfN, DANIEL H., of Ohio, proposes Slavery
sdoIted By 6ist DeSooratic Convention, 1881: 10
TOUCty, isaac, of Connecticut, supported for
Presden, by D.mocra,ic Ne:ion.i Con ysntion: Al
nUn ~ NAM N..F GfAS
d,nt s4o ~ Detected for prvden, Ia ls4o s5De!-stsd
ior PrseDt b, senton IS4S: lion Slavery in
tie Ter,teri.s' tsr TO Waterbury, and others lsl
VOTE IN WING NATIONAL CONVENTION, 1852, on
Resolve spiTOviD CowPxo mise nesulss of 1850; ls
WARD, joan r., Of Georgia, President ef the
Democratic nato Dsi Convention lss "a
WEBSTER, DANIEL, ID Massachusetts, supported
BY Mas.s nusstts for frrsdei 1885, l2Oefeatd for Pre-
Dent IL wt,s ..nto lss: l5sea,en for Prssden.
Whig CoDyrnt,on. lisa: as
WELLER, Col JOSH B., of California, beaten for
Iicerresiden, In rmocsic Rational Consentioa 1882 %
WBIG NATiONAL CONvENTfONs, held at Harris
burg, Penn, Hss: R-HeL d. Bait Dore Nd, lsti: =
hsd . q fh.dgs :. ssns s M s Ssa@'e
WHITE, HUGH L., Of IenneSsee, unsuccessful can
oitste Tor Pfesiaenc: l2.
WIMOT, DAVID, of Pennsylvania defeated for
poray Chairsn.n RuuAcan National Cony,,n l: 26
Wilson, Gea. HEhRy, Of Massachusetts,, Presi-
dent Of Ere Demo;'ssie Csnvsntien, 1882 2i'
W lRT, WILLIAM, OF Mary Land, Antl-M asOnic can
aid te for PRESIDENT, lx2 H.
WILKINS, WILLIAM, of Pennsylvania, supported
by Penn.yl,snia for Vice Prs.iasot sN52 IL
WISCONSIN declares for Free Territory through
Legislative resolves
LEVI, of New Hampshire, be aten for
PIe.ideut IA Demo rs,ic Convention ials; l6.
Wright, SiLAs, Gf New. York, nominated f VI Vice.
President BY Democi attic National Convention of tstS
declined: 10
'ANCtY, WILLIAM L., Of Alabama, offers non
ert ICE" resolve IN Democrats Convention ls4S IL
lie sayO coates Revolution In the Ssuth IFS.
DUNG, COl. SAMUEL, of New York, President of
the BarnburneIs' Convent 1T Utica in lS4s: Il.