New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09

the sis General Election in each State preceding the rre'i
r11Moh.' Ie Mii'I.aRp, of New-York, defeated for
yePe;%a big Gssssnonr sss. N. st "a S,e. rsisSs
ton 5s2 I8-Aneh oominse for Pre'ident 70 s'' I.
lad y Wh sa1a, Con-, q @ a. i:1 sSa a6sn,
FIizpaTRICK, Te BENJAMIN. of Alabama beaten
Hous A. BY psmoerss coavsnton iso dscaed; a.
FLOURSoY, FRANCis b, OF Arkansas, Sa,pS, aalip. 20
FLOYD, JOHN, Of Virginia, supported by South
FREE HoMEsrhADs-Aetion of Congress on grant
e :st s It, ssa.. M .s oS
isSl o,o~. Ho%e: cad i ps.ed =. 10 sns
m sS. ri BIZ siIss ps.n :,
Vetoed Sy he rrssaspt ls2vsto the ssnAs
FRELINCHuYsEN, THEODORE, Of New-Jersey,
n. .nins.a and d.feaed for Vice Preside In lS4t;
FREMONT Col. JOnn c., OF California, R'paoll
csD mnrs President 1885 70 Dss.ra for Pe.ide"s
1855 2s~Deelines denomination, 1850: II
GARTREIL, LUCIUs j., Of Georgia, Oh Dissolution:
GEORGIA FOR DISSOLUTION, under certain circum-
staucss via: The failure Of Congress TO admit Kansas and'
the Lecom ptn Consultation . - :, ,,,.
GRAHAM, WILLIAM A., Of North Carolina. Wing
PDe,idsD. iss2: u
GRANGtR, FRANCIS, of New-York, President
hu ,sas National y c0n'sna'n' H. Beaten ''
GUTHRIE JAMES, of Kentucky, supported for
President Ia Nait0nal DeInocr ssc Convention: III
HALE john p of New Hampshire, Free DEM
oerstic noni. ee for Presdt ut IN 1852: FL
HAMLIN, HANNIBAL, OF Maine, nominated fr
Vice r-sidsntb by pabn sn Hs0na CSn:eHsion 1850; -
ard oefea ed for President Sss nominated for Pfsd1st
st BsIi,borg DsceIber, 1885, elected President In
HICKMAN, JOHN, of Pennsylvania, supported for
Vice Freshest In R. publican Convention 1856: 49,
HOUsI on Gen. sam, Of Texas, supported Tor
Presosnt ip Union Convention i,o; 20
HUNTER, ROBERT ii. t., of Virginia, supported
for Presdrn: by Democratic National Conyention ldoo Al
ILLINOIS DECLARES FOR FREE TERRITORIES
through Legislative resolves
JACKSON, Gen. ANDREW, of Tennessee, beaten
for Presd y. In ls2i and see.d 10 1873: lo-Reeecsed
President Ia 1882: II. 80
JOHNSON, ANDREW, of Tennessee supported for
President In Ns,iea AL democratic Convection: IL
JOHNSON HsRsCHEL ", Of Georgia. beaten for
mt ra, National Convent in 1850
COMMITTEE lso lSspeecn Slavery In the err
M sh'; II fsg s d. h.ua s.S S% s e. 6. S %
souts hight holding IN the Tern oii7s: lbs
JOHNSON, RICHARD NJ, of Kentucky, beaten in
y1 p e. S ss se.sn for PD.dsus 10
Democratic Conserti'n sH: 10
JOHNSON, WILLIAM CosT, of Maryland, President
of Youns Mems National Convention: Il
JULIAN, GEORGE W., OF Indiana, Free Democratic
nomnee for Wee President, 1852: 81.
KLlINGLR, JOHN w., of Pennsylvania, offers
Slavery resolves the American Convention, 1856 20
RING, LEICESTER, Of Ohio, President Liberty
Parry hstiop.l Convention ls4s: 10
KING, WILLIAM r., of Alnbama beaten for Vice
President In Den ocraiic Convention u 1873: l6Democr.e
nominee io yicePresden 10 lOSa a"-Eiected 'icePe'i
LANE, Col HENRY s., of Indiana, President Of the
ReplbLcan Nsiiousl Convection, 1885: ~
LANE, Gen. JOSEPH, Of Oregon, beaten tor fresi-
ss T. Ps%oSs Sssq: DO sS. e la sS 10 sS
Law, GEORGE, of New-YOrk, defeated Tor Presi-
Ssss IN Aesros1 n,t,Sn., I 81 as defeated
for wee Presi dent in Wing Convention. lS4': IS
LEAKE SHELTON F., If Virginia, on Dissolution:
LEE, HENRY, of Massachusetts, supported by South
ta,ora for Pre.ident 1os2: Il
LEMOYNE, FRANCIS j., of Pennsylvania Abolition.
candidate tor Vice PRESIDENT, 1910: IL -
LET CHER, JOHN Governor of Virginia), on Dis
solution: IL
LINCOLN, ABRAHAM, of Illinois defeated for Vice
PIc;d.n pub 2" ooysa p SSs o "a o.1. .sS
ii spnasS frfopsIj d IN june i i Dea.,isn ai
Rs% Ss orf lepI lS6p Htctrr Bosom o@%i'sss On
J,fep On birthday Fe'vaI-Lser to Dr. csu'i~ on Nasa
Lucas Gen. ROBERT, President 6rst Democratic
NaoDal Convention: 10 ,o.a
LIBERTY PANTY NATIONAL CoNvENTIos, les3:
MArlsoN, JAMES, of Virginia, elected Presideat,
1913: g.
MAIsE DEMOCRACY FOR THE WILMor PROvso.
MAYGUM, WILLIE p, ofNurth Carolina Supported
BY South Carolina for President in 1896: IL.
MARCY WILLIAM L., Of Nes-YOrk, beaten for
President in Dem ,srstlc National Convention l@2 20
MARSH, EPHRAiM, Of New Jersey, Preside nt Aaer-
All
MAsOr, JOHN Y. of Virginia, beaten for Vice.
President in Democratic National Convention Il, S: ls
MASSACHUSETTS DECLARES SOR FKEEDoM
tbrot gb Legislative resolves
Milan, Judge JOHN, Of Ohio defeated f or Presi-
dent IN Republican Conyen lon, lS'e-A'0 IN i'ep0S1an
National Convention OF 1860: r.
MCKAY, JAMES D., of North Carolina DC sten tor
Wee President in Democratic Convention Le9: To- -.
MCRAE, JOHN j., of Mississippi, on Diss pluton:
"MoNROe DOCTaNE. E."-Extract from tn Mes
sage James Monroe th. nhsence of European Powers
on this Continent 20l. ,
MONROE, JAMES, OF Virginia, elected fresi, lent Ia
lsl6 and reelected In 1s2o: g.
Moore, SUYDENHAN, of Alabama, on dissol htIon:
MORGAN, WILLIAM, Reyealer of Masonic Sc creta:
MoRrHEAD, JOHN NJ, of North Carolina, .Presi.
dent " hig National Convention, l94s: Is
NORRIS, THOMAS, of ONO, Liberty Party IOmi-
n, for PIeaident In 1874: a.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN (CLAY) CONVENTIONS,
at Baltimore, 1881; at " Ishingtoa, 81 H.
NEW HAMPSHIRE DECLARES for the Wihnot FRO
viso through Legislative resolves A.
NEw-YORK FOR FREEDOM-ResOlutlons OF the
Legisls agnst slavery IN the Teno'ies-The hiss
state CenvrnOn declare or Freedom, address reported oy
OCoNOR, CHARLES. New. York, defends Slavery
sntrincay just in speech at Union isens Ne ~f'fA'
1885, i64-Hs Letter 10 Committee Of ke'chant lly'.
ONO DECLARES Tor Freedom through Legliau'e
PIERCE, FRANKLIN, of New Hampshire, nominated
Tor Presden, Democrat, Convention. lSs2 2o-Lretsa
Predelt E-D.eatrd fo President Ia Stionai oohVea,o
ls6: AReceyes vote for Presdaif 10 sslionai oon'
PuLOw, Gen. GIDtON j., of Tennrssee, beaten
for V,e.Pr sden, In Democratic COnveution 1857; ~
PlECkNEY, CBARi Es e., OF Srt1 Cdr.haa
Vice President In sOo also for President In iSO
PoIJTiCAL NATIONAL PLATFGRMs.-ho None adopted
% hnt D.moclsie CSnveut'on Nson. Ne s,ao;tn @ rlS
io,m: -Ns Pt orl sdOp.eS y % ;sso1a
Iishyig 1889 hfs, Dem sc Ma nAi fsno or p,,