New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
the Cbarle,ton Convention should stick to The cncs

the Charleston Convention should stick ~ the Cncs'
natl platform.
-re Memphis appeal gives the Democrats in The
Rouse dressing for abandoning Mr.. Bocock to vote
for Maynard of Tennessee. "They committed an
enormous bunder in 30 voting" South American
Diplomacy was at tbe bottom Of it, and S1uth-Amercan
Diplomacy has succeeded in getting the Democracy
into such confusion that there is but little hope tia,
will ever regain the position which it attained on the
FIRST day Of the session."
The Chicago oorrespon tent Of The Herald writes:
Tbs hends Of Lpcos highly pleased with the seectien
Of Chcsso b the place holding Republican National Con-
vtn,ion Many Of them declare tht his nomination Il
conclusions they far 10 assert that Senator
Seward viii ali his influence for HIM. Seward has many
wa,m supporters Chicago who viii do all they can 70 secure
his se~pd nomination, but his strength in the state con
fined principally the Norhcrs portion and nominaeo ne
could not poll full Opposition vote There strong under
among conservative, here, well as further south
in Judge Bstes Mauyo the more sbd Republicans Of
this LOCALITY declare that they Will not vote for him. but his sup
pore,s say that they make their loss from the
ID, moersc they rely fully upon all the former
wbgs With the Democrats The Republican state
Committee Of Ohio have seat out and obtained copies OF tho
speeches Of Dous and Lincoln delivered during the canvass
of lgsa and publishing in pamphlet form to distribute
tbrourbot that State They DO published under Mr. Lin
coins supervision The arguments Of those two men are 20 DO
printed sde by sSe and usd 10 make Republican recruits 10
Ohio"
The Philadelphia North american contends that
the Iron Interest extends through all the Central Suites
incuong much of the territory the Ohio, and says
Il will be suicidal for the Opposition party IN other
States 10 neglect its wishes and compulsTy sspar-
ton from fl trade division Of the Northern Oppo-
sition will be worse for the latter than any other fate
10 1850. Whole townships, and even Districts, Will
vote soid work men and propretos for the candidates
:, fndn anlid
against those represent Dg fIee'rade"
1t is reported in Kansas that Gov. Sam hedary
has purchased The Laurence Herald Of FREEDOM ana
that benceforlh it viii be a Democratic paper.
The milwaukee Wisconsin, correspondent Of The
Herald writes:
Presidential preferences the Republicans decidedly for
Senator Seward at Ioa nneenhs Of them He VIII receive
the deepa this State who viii stand by him from fet
last and will reluctantly Jake other tic Germans that
vote Republican ticket who about fourth OF the Ger
man poi ulatOn of the State to man. for Seward The
nomination Of Gen Scott by the NeYork Union meeting IL
sevey denounced by tie leaders In the Opposition OF this
State Douglas viii undoubtedly receive the delegation from
Wisconsin to The Convention although they VIII not
be as would have been 'eote
at the session State Convention They viii not stos
10 lin IN every emergency but failing 10 secure Die nonnaicn
will ske The Although Douglas win be their hr
choice they win be sa,6ed with any oiber good man"
Ills highly encouraging TO see the Republicans
waking up thus eaJy to the necessity Of organization
Tor the Presidential contest. Last Monday evening
4" Republican Club" for the town Of Waikiki, Orange
County, was organized, spd pledged TO I" the work OF
tie can, ar. commenced in earnest. and 10 be kept up
INCREASINGLY until the day of the election"
The Canal Men" at Albany, have attempted to
buresque the free pass syrtem by issuing buresque
p..s Of which the follow ing lie description. On the
frft il reads;