New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-25

>, rresa1sns IN psnocratic Nsionkl Convenfion; IL
hUsH, RICHARD, beaten for Vice-P President IN
RusK, Gen. THOMAS j., Of Texas, beaten for Vice
. President In Demoossc Nstoual Couvension 1851 %
SCOTT, Gen. WINFIELD, of New-York, defeated
a'I ifas I'1 y % f,ss ssssss
pr,ted ss1 sss ssss's for P'ss s u
5ECEDERs' CONVENTION at Charleston, and Plat
,EcEDERs' sf CONVENTION at Baltimore nomiu.sas
JshH SIs.s.ass for President md n 'os@pA Lane
SEWARD. WM. H., of New-York, candidate for
Prs.dsn. before E.tisnsl nssus:a cs.ys:ssa ls n
SERGEANT, JOHN, of Pennsylvania, beaten for
Vce-Presdent In 1857: ll-Defea.d for vesPrexAszs u
Wing National Convention, lsA: 10
jNGLETON, OHIO T., OF Mlssisnppi, On D1ssolu-
LAYERY EXTENSION or RESTRICTION, History ot
the struggle for.
Origin and Progress Of Slavery 10 America; -Bnes1 peei'
sions affecting Slavery 10 the Colonies 0s,ys sssss iss
for he Government Il hs Tsntonss and sis ..sloe.
Slavery sl-Yess ssd Nsys thereon In ceosns.s
onssss q s.as On 7.y:
s3MConstituonsl Amendments affecting Slavery, Cesdoes
S5s.sss p s1ss S.ss i q R!ssoes Nv.
Franklin Of N c in ogpostion thersso The Art Asso.1
alSss:s a Of w Propo.on susts ned Sy Ss Hssssf
asuet thereon bx MI nlrI Of nss' - es%..t Z e. Of
concur; Second Missouri stussIs NJ yohs " fsy.sr e
ND IS N Avg Of Shaver. RsscSn; q 4 ~. ::
1 = Ss pS s; II the ,: .
concur ak. con S n.y
EsS. ~ a% asqs ss. X only s e
Enlssemsn. Of Mi,sou in lbs Innsastion % q fssss g
ssh Js5s as. s. :
ton project Of Milton Brown Of Tenn Adcpsd Yeas Ils,
Clayton Compromise Mr. ] n Roots Resolve for s.very
Psopc.dn Of EI RIeSs.d " ThosD.sn Of Ia1 slavery
s.cudsd Rom 0rssSn Tsn.Oy A pGcss q q ,rS S
Of isso; Cen. Tsscrs !scommsndstGns, Gen ssa Hess
sp sn. JpSa ss prspoSn nsn ~
scheme By Foote Of Hiss and Mason of Va 7-Ds By 1r
& is'iSo Sorns D:' q L .nd sas; der; o. S:r svs
ton 70 Mr Clay: T-MI FoOse Of Misc move. Censa.se
p.T Ss 1ssSa: oa s q Ohio pro-
hoiton Of ss,sry The & OTninss defeated wSSIs 7 su
Mr.. Atchsons remarks thereon President Pierce protests
sin the renewal ne Of sss | s, NJ H. DSSs.: ss Nes,a. S
thoze the people Of Kansas b prohibit Slavery th:ren OPP
s y ss IT, NJ H u.
Of the Ie5tS be .s;hIasd M e elect Ss swa
ss S in
The Kansas Nsbrsssa bill ps.ss. the aoqss; EN- s-Ysss s
6SS; MI DouslaSs Report on do, March L. 'ss. SlMs.
Investigation Of KAn.ss frauds Report Of Messn Howard
and Sherman thereoR -Ho vote. 70 admit kansas
lOe-Mr TrnmbulPs amendments therete Do hs:Sa Poe
tsrs Wilson's, and Stewards; Passage Of Dousass bt: e
Psrsss ss Gessss % % on K Kansas: Hal. ssvad
Mason Wilson and Pugh thereon lCPresdent Bosh.nsn
ssanst LecOmptOn: i4-Action on Lscompon Ksnssss
lis Mr. Buchsnsn's Special Lecompson Message il7PIo
The Lecompton BILL Passed the Senate in
the House; The CrittendeD Montgomery :ubsstu.e M
concur Mr. Ensisf moves Conference Conmtsss CsTsi
Speaker: casting vote The E1s.h % CO%SIsTl.s Sl
ton and Constitution: Mr Grow proposes and Tie Hease
vote. to admit Kansas under the Wysndot csnsstsson
LAvE-TRADE ADVOCATED in Democratic Ma
honal Convention by Mr.. Gauden Of Georgia; %.
PENCER, AMBROSE, Of New-York, President
Wing National Convention, 1874: B. =.
pENCER, JOHN c., of New-Y0rk, President Anti
Masonic National Convention: 10. :,
ANDREW, of Virginia, President Sec
ond DepSerstc National Conysnt9n; S-D" frsassns
TRANCE, ROBERT, of North Carolina, beaten for
vice-Presdent In Democratic Convention. 1859; %.
UMNER, CHARLES, of Massachusetts,, defeated for
vcePredent in Republican National Conyention leee; a.
UPREME COURT, POWER AND DUTIES OF
line Va John Randolph Of Roanoke Nathaniel Macon Of
Opinion. i1 John T j. ceads1 Ns.hsnis Gseo james
Barbour Supreme Court Of Georgia LesAtare Of George
iSs- q ssson
johnson Gem Andrew Jackson and Daniel WebSer: I71
AYLOR RATIFICATION MEETING at Phisdelph,s,
1s4S and Resolves: Is.
IYLOR, ZACHARY, of Louisiana, Wing nominee
for President. 1919; is-Eecsed President IN Isss; ls
ILER, JOHN, of Virginia, nominated and defeated
for Vice President 1856; D-NOninssed icePredden
st Harrisburg 1899: H.
LDEN, DASIEL R., of Ohio, proposes Slavery
Restriction in Whig Convention, ls4s: nIs
adopted by first Democratic Convention, lsS2: TO-
,UCEY, isaac, of Connecticut, supported for
President by Democratic National Convention: Al
AN BUREN, MARTIN, of New-York, dominated
for Vice President: lO-Nominsted for reelection q Pred
dent 1870: Defeated for President ~ ls4o BDsfsstsd
IN
the Territories, letter TO Waterbury and others; Isl
OTE IN WING NATIONAL CONVENTION, 1852, on
Resolve approving Compromise measures Of 1850; l2
ARD, JOHN T., Of Georgia, President Of tho
Democratic National Convention. 1856: a.
EBsTER, DANIEL, of Massachusetts,, supported
By Massachusetts President 1885, l2Deested Pres
Wing Convention, IssS: ia
ELLER, Col. JOHN B., of California, beaten for
Vice President In Democratic National Convention lsss ~
HIG NATIONAL CONVENTIONS, held at Harris
burg, PENN 1885, n-Hei at Baltimore, Nd, lsA; -
Held ,s., 4 PhadsYas, Rsna Is NJ as s Baltimore
nTr mS i'Ii HrGH % Of TenDssses can
diaste for President; L.
nMoT, DAVID, OF Pennsylvania, defeated for
vicePresident in Republican Convention is's; 2
ILsON, Gen. HENRY, of Massachusetts, Scresi-
dent of Free Democratic Convention, 1851; u.
IRT, WILLIAM, of Maryland, Anti Masonic can
didate for President, 1892: To-
uKINs, WILLIAM, of Pennsylvania, supported
by Pennsyivania for Vice President 1sa2: IL
IsCoNsIN declares for Free Territory through
Legislative resolves
oODBuRY, LEVI, Of New Hampshire, beaten for
President In Democratic Convention, ls4s: B
RIGHT SIIAs, of Newly York, nominated for Vice
President BY Democratic National Convention Of ls4 but
declined 10.
NCEY, WILLIAM L., of Alabama, offers " nom
interference resolve In Democratic Conyenson 1885 IL
He advocates Revolution in the South lI3. -,
JUNG, Col. SAMUEL, of New-York, PRESIDENT OF