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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30
TIE. AUTHORIZATIONS RESOLVE

T.ep seems to be Il tie confusion in thu miods
Of soUe Of our ootempofa'ies ontside NeS-Yofk
80 to the precise tsit aud meablng Of the Anti
Corrupt on resolve, adopted by the Republican
Sta @ CONVENTION That resolution was In these
words:
Be.lpd Tha the n the inoonuons fragments Of
parties opposed strn upon the Republican PitJ tue
rrspon.ibit, odiu Of pro64ato leeon is caumnious
std ,uce single which has been chs'ac
treo unjust nd corrupt coud have passed either branch Of
ot without nearly aDannons vote Of the Dem
o. rtc bers tho -Puhicsn party pledged e
OF s tbidiba the shameful corruption o. the
F.dsr. MT have nosng but demnaon to
pres. fer official corruption at home"
Taken in connection with the circumstances at
tendapt upon its passage this resolution IS an en-
pbatc condemnation Of the proflgste conduct OF
ceitaiB members of ouI Legislature; aOd by im-
plicatop, stern rebuke of tbSt portion Of its sur
7. und .ugs XII own as "the lobby" Doubtless macy
worthy Republicans deSir, an expression ofopln-
ION by The Convention more explicit IN terms, add
NOR, severe in epthets, than this resolution. But
it should be RENT mbered that t would have been
alike impossible md i,expediebt for the CJnsen
lion to have specifically named the mea-ures
and the men dese wing of ITS anatheDa. IL c 'ul1,
therefore, Only use language OF general arac-
ter viii taking care that it should be so clear IN
its import as not tu be misunderstood ncr uis'p-
pied. Il should also be borne in mind that seve-
raj members OF the Legislature as also many
"Outsders," set their faces, from inst to last,
agsi st the inquous measures OF the last session;
and 1t would haze been cruelty III just To haze even
seemed to include them within the censure OF the
Convt ptioD. What then, is the meaning OF this
resolutions 1t declares:
|. That certain measures passed by our Legsla-
ture at its last session were unjust and corrupt.
H. That as both political parties shared 10 pro-
uotipg this proHigate Legislation therefore It Is
csumoious an wicked for the Democrats to at
t. npt 10 fasten the sole responsibility OF 1t upon
the Republicans
Ill. But that the Republican State Convention,
actifg in behalf Of the Republican patty, has 40
desile to palllate the,e iniqutles merely because
Repubbcabs participated III them; aud, therefore
While tying to aTrest the shameful cOfruptlons "
the Federal Government, it does not herltate TO
COL demn the acts of tbOre members OF It's owe
parry who aided directly and indirectly IN carry
taIough the corrupt measures OF the last session
Of or own Legislature.
Such Is the meaning of the resolution. II those
at whom it is AIMED con draw consolation from it,
they have our full permission to do 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30
ROBERT &. s,HENCK AND WASHING
TON HGNE.

These gentlemen addressed two several meetings
in our city last Tuesday evening. We cannot le'
flain from calling attention 10 their efforts at thus
tine, presenting, as they 90, so striking Contrast
Both, ss lohticlabs, had their orgiu 10 the sane
uoltical ORGANIZATION. Both, in times past have
fought the same lights held tn: same opinions, been
aotuattd by the ieeli0gs, and for such efforts
been rewarded by THEN party with hl.h hooors.
Here, Row ever, the parallel ceases; for, while Dir.
ScheDck has eAb,blt, marked ability, Mr.. Hunt Is
as weak in intellect be ia Inconsistent IN princl-
DIE And now, on the same eseDIng, both appeal
lpg to the sane class While tho last oilers weak,
slamed. faced excuse Tor q corrupt coalition wItn
old eleInes which, from any POINT OF vle", must
be Iega ded as a swipdle the other, true to hm-
bJmseli aud his post, cbaneiDg In no respect his
recorded opinions, appeals 10 all Old w ngs 70 fall
no the support Of the Republican platform aud
the Republ can candidate as not only their duty,
but duty stimulated by the pureSt patriotism.
The speech OF Mr.. Sch,Dck at this time is sig
nifcaut. IL warns these huckSters that among the
Old Lie " q ale to Do found men Of too much
abby az independence for so stoPld aud corrupt
a ,ale ss the ole attempted
1t was our irte.tio to give full report Of Mr.
Scbenck's exceedingly able effort; but, owing to a
ms ,pprebebsion for which We are no. Responsible
thu is bot il our power. AS historical review OF
uast legislation, and an argument sustaining the
power OF Congress to PROHIBIT tue ext9GsiJn OF
slavery in the Territories, it was exceedingly
graphic. able, and original From the notes fur
nlsh us by our reporter We give, however, IN
another column, = " paragraphs touching what
lie now Of TIE greatest interest ~ all our readers,
the personal aud Individual Character Of Abraham
Lincoln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

The Herald proposes to carry the Confidence
game in politics to u degree Ofperfection which
even the Hon. W. Hunt has never dreamed or IL
goes in fer q system of grand general fusion
Electoral tickets 10 be voted for in oil The States
and when these Electors are chosen let oil tue
"prrsert candidates and prominent politicians OF
" an factions be discarded, aud let tue choice fall
"upon two emir ent men who have identified them-
selves with the greatness If the country, bat not
with lhepoiitrca iaci MS chat are the oPprob'ium
4" bud bane Of the Republic"
We fear this nee little scheme would fail fom
the same cause that is playing the mi chief with
that If Hunt, Duer Il Co. The peope won't have
Confidence. They prefer t, knoU what Candidates
they are voting for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30
ruled, displaced, and driven out % traitors to the

ruled, displaced, and driven out o. traitors to the
Ctuse.
The victorious majority proceeded to indOrse the
Union Elect, raj Ticket that is, the ticket
made up at Syracuse by the uglas Democratic
State Convention, after conference with BOOKS
Hunt, DUR & Co.'s eptitled TO the support oil al
Americans, becaute ten of those whose lanes are
borne upon il are Bell men, and will 80 vote In the
Elect, raj College.
But the Douglas papers comment ths same
ticket. not as a Union but a. Democrat" ucHe''
and assert that esery m'n pPoo II wall vote, II
cbosen Flector, for Douglas aod Jobosou. MI
MoMsster wbo was one OF the b4fgainers at Syrt
cu.e assures us that be told the Bell men there
that the ticket must all vote for Douglas, and for
robody else. Mr. Oswald Otteodorier, whose
name is on that Electoral ticket sOys he wIll not
run on Fusion ticket with Electors who are u
vote for Bell, bat only on clean Douglas ticket.
Mr.. j. Dope, ste OgdeD VITO is also on that ticket
SAYS he is party To No contract or secret under
standing which secures his vote to Douglas, but III
will vote, if elected, for Bell and Everett. Die.
Charles II. Carroll is understood to have made a
similar declaration. Me. coward Huntington
another of the ten alleged Bell uen, declloes to ruo
at oil preleIriDg Bell bat utterly aserseto Do glas'
and depIecativg ans attempt to throw the eect'on
into the House as dangerous aud revolutionary.
Tanmany Hall indoises the ticket, Sin full laIth
"that esery man upon t ~ul vote for DOUG IS aud
johnson" Aud thus the coulusion becomes
worse and worse confouDded, while Messrs. Kent,
st. J,Lu Ross, + ncb, &C., are ob1tinates sien''
seeing selves commended to cup port a., on the
one haud, for Bell, on the other, for Douglas Gan
they thus be elected If they could, would they
not be deeply disgraced?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30
THE AMERICAN STATE COyNCsL.

We are not yersed in the laws aud usages Of th
American State Council, which held the recen
tumultaOus session at Schenectady, and wound up
by following the example of all the other pOtica
organizations in the country, except the Republi
can, by splitting Itself right in two in the middle
As We understand the quarrel, it arose sOmewha
in this wise: Gen. G. a. Soroggs of Buffalo va
the President OF the Council, he having been elect
ed to that post last year. 1t was his duty to issue
d notice for it, annual meeting lie did 80, openly
and aboyebosrd, advertising the call 10 the uewspa.
PERI Now, there being no regular "American "
candidate for the Presidency in domination, Cen
Scroggs had made up bis mind, Us had hundreds Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

ol or Ieadir meu OF The "Ofder, to support lin
con. Tbis vac Known to everybody just AS II was
equally yell koown that thee pfoui ''D' members
q the organ za,i had ope ly announced tn lr dc
Termination 10 support Douglas. This presidential
preference oi Gen. Scroggs neither altered nor
limited hi, duties and powers ss President OF toe
Coutc for tie current year. But fearing toat, IL
Lett 10 its eeit mate working, the mectlog az Sche
tectad, would 'aI unoer the col troll Ut tb"ee VINO
are opposed to the bargain aud sale which Hunt
* Co. have recently attempted, the SOFT Dewoc-
racy, through their allies IN tho American
csmp, packed tbs Council by unusual delegations
from snb.sryient localitirs--sOme genuine, SONS
h,ous and al eager to do the bidding OF Rich
mo,d. Cepger & Co., who stood behind tho scenes
and pulled the wires. When Gen. Scrcgg' look the
chair as President Of the Council, and attem tied
to exercise the usual duties pertaining to his o.
fee. storm of clamo hlsses repr0aches, and
abuse, yersIg close upon personal violence, o.
ssuIted him; and he was, 10 VIC alton OF parlla
uentary Law, and even common courtesy, vo'ed
out If the chair, and minioa OF Cagger, Brooks
& Co. put in his place. WheIeuP"n, finding hl'
rghts, be the legal President ofshe Council, set at
lavgbt by a brawling crowd of Douglasi'es, he
retired from tie ball, iollosed by large BODY OF
the genuine members of the Organization, who pro-
c.eded to transact The remaining business OF the
Council in decent aad constitutional manoer. IL
is apparent from the published proceedings that
no charge was brought against the President, ex-
cept that he had ayowed himself friendly TO the
election O, Lincoln. And this preference was
made sufficient cause for Ostracisilg hun by mn
pho spend their days and nights IN throwing up
their cups for that eminent memter tue " Amer
"ican Order, Stephen A. Douglass TIE Caggentes'
in their rowdy concaye, completed their farce
by res, living 90 vote for their pebad Electoral
ticket. Those who yielded to the au-
thorty OF the legal President OF the
MT etpg adopted the sensible course OF advising The
members Of tie American party IN thus State 10
support ,uch ticket as their Judgments and con-
sciences approved. We ttink they VIII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

The Special Committee appointed BY the RePub-
hcan Ceatral Comuli tee to make arrangements for
a grand meeting to ratliy the State ticket, held
meeting at No. els Broadway last night, and de-
cided to hold it on Thursday evening, Sept.
10, at Cooper Institute. 1t is expected that all
the Republican Clubs aud Republican organ zatlons
will participate in tbs demonstration. Eminent
,peas ers have been invited, and with little extra
exertion this can be made the largest Republican
assemblage ever held in New-York. The Com
| mittee promise that no efens shall be spared to
| mai the meeting one worthy Of the cause and the
I candidates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

The Republican State Convention of Massaehu-
sets yesterday nominated joan A. ANDREW OF
Boston for Governor. 1t had seemed to us proba-
bic that tie candidate would be taken from the
wesern part of the State but we are glad that the
claims of locality were thus overbalanced. Nc.
Andrew is leadicg member of the B' stOn bar, a
man of eminent ability, forward in every good word
and work, and richly eodOwed with to- confidence
AID sfiecton Of the people. The Hon. j. IL.
GOODRICH, who is non mated for the Office of
Governor, ADDS greatly to the strength
of the ticket de has served the State with credit
in Congress, and is ole of the founders of tue Re-
publican party. The candidates for Electors at
la, &c arc GEORGE MOREY and REUBEN a. CHAT.
MAN, both prominent 10 the Wing party when
there was such party in existence. We presume
that henceiorth no prophet will venture to predict
that Massachusetts viii cast her vote for an, body
but Lincoln.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

The only approach TO an explanation which the
Hon. W. Gupt Youchs,ied on Tuesday evening
touching the arrangement by virtue OF which the
Confusion Electoral ticket was nominated at
Syracuse is contained in the following extract
ir, IL bis speecb
"P,ihps Il is no1h to ssy that ten Bel electors
eet.d by Committee OF Thiny of the learned and
reliable IN the iy, ItprssentUs the Union
aud accepted H the State ConV'hton Of the supporters Of Mr.
Douglas with other sipuon condition tasn that tue
shs mako united ard efficient Efforts fer the cleo
b tire ticket The ten were chosen ard a..
c,pird with iu snu weoee that they earnest supporters OF
Bel and that three Of tho In the
National Convention With uounstsd those candidates Ho
@ orally that elected they would cast their votes
Tor Bell and Everett"
This won't do, we fear. Confidence is good 10
its way but it is sometimes prostituted TO the work
OF ,ba nDg money aud merchandise under f.lse
pretenses. In the present instance it is votes that
are TO be 80 obtained. 1t won't do, Governor 1t
wont do!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

The Staatszeitung stiil promises to do eyeryt ing
10 its power 10 ascertain WHITTIER there are any
pen on the Douglas electoral ticket who mean to
vote f Bel in cose they are ELECTED aud when ID
has learned the truth, it vii take care 10 iafsrm
ibe German voters what use 10 to 90 made Of
% their sUfrages."
As tte editor of the Stao.s.eitaHg is bim'e,f Dos
mated Oh the same electoral ticket, ttere uA
be improperly in bis writing to each oOe of The
eenrl, men 10 question for clear, comprehensive,
and upnistsksble statement of bis real position Ia
regard 10 tbs matter. II Dir. Ottendorier VIII 10
thls, We VII publish, with pleasure, all the replies
he may receive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

TIE Journal Of Commerce, too, declares itss9
in favor of Confidence in Politics. We qaots
from lis immaculate columns:
1--WE rather thuL Ii. ten Bell Electors any bomser 4
Bel Br.cknrdgs Douglas who usy he co 90 Ia tho
State VIII have snd judgment enough ~iboat sd
nee Of se oct disoEIse their duties fLfnly and
oords promptly Of paaio'm snd tho "isre Of sss
cfu1tly Presd, Eecor' not autor soos"
Alter ALL this is better than the previous pre-
tense that certain number of men on tho Eoct
oral Ticket were to vote for Dougss, AID cor
tain number for Bell. They are ell to rote for jss
shom they choose Hitherto the people bage pro-
feued TO select their own Presidential ca adtdat.s
Now. they are only 10 select their Co. fdence mss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

If the public at large refuse to have that Con.
fidence which Gov. Hunt so blaedIy i1yokes, ths
Brooks Know No'hInps abound u it. After the,
bad driven Gen. scroggs aud tire orderly pat IL
the State COUNCIL out Of their h.n oa Tae.day.
they proceed to adopt the following resolution.
rred That this CouneH heartily done Ii, s4,sr At N.
Conn 1T NJ thDty to 81 Syracuse oa linton Esot ssI
'eD'td to "Y them"
Perhaps Mr.. OttendOr'er will do well TO hastes
his Investigations into the nature OF this Eectord
ticket. However, he needn't feel much alarm.
Mr.. Brooks and bis friends have long been 10 ~
with Douglas. They preteod to he for Bell and
Everett but that is only way of theirs to take IN
he uuW0ry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

The prize. ring is just now fall Of life. Johnny
Roach snd johnny McGaee are to have friend, co.
con- ter" Harry Lazarus has issued bis cartel 10
jim nv Pagan. who bias expressed ple9an desire
"to do gentle m II" WITH bin. Mr.. James Kely,
alias Australian Kelly is not sarsGed that he was de-
cla,sd beaten in tho recent Vermont fight aud hiss
,ue,i,hed cord from W.ehawksn 70 say 80. lie
De, ars. that Kerrssn sgre.d to make fair staad -
fsh. but thai u,tead OF this be cont 'usiy dropped
dawn before the round Eily commenced. 81 hs pro-
tests against the payment Of ssaAes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

The New .YoIk correspondent of The National
IntRieencsr has discovered that "the leading Re-
"pubhcap presses are concerned about the honor
/" and good faith of the contracting parties" who
framed the by brd Electoral ticket set up at SYRIA.
cuse on the 10th inst.
The writer is mistaken. We have no concern
Oh that subject whatever. al that we ask is that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

Governor Hunt" Gays T@ Express, "lks
"eyeIy other Uuion man, supports that ticket IN
"the belief that its success wI result in twenty
&" Eve votes for Mir. Douglas, and ten votes for MI
"Bell."
1t is then only matter Of belief" even with
the men who made this famous bargain. Probably
the mass Of the voters on both sides VIII insit On
knouing something about the matter before cleo
ton day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

The truth with regard to that ticket shoalib. made
pubic, 80 that 20 d'spate concerning i, VIII 10
po-s'ble Let Us know whether oil tho Electors %
that ticket sre for Douglas, as the lead rs Of thai
party prtierd, or Whether ter Of them ere bsusl
to vote for Bel and Everett, as Mr.. Hun. .ad
Tie EJpnss smb RaousIS affirm. A., the c,s,
stands at present.. tie so-cacd fusion ticket ws.,s
The appearar ce Of gigantic scheme Of humsss.
aud nothing else.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

The great C,sfOencs Nan Of POtticsiS the gentle
man firm cry described by The albany AitS' So
Mr.. Washington Hubtem. He "boleves" thst
ten Of the candidates on the Douglas E'ectoel
ticket will, ii they a.e elected, vote for Bell and
Everett. All that 10 necessary ia that tho voters
hould have Confidence and ttep iii Will 80 rSaI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30


BkLEsolps bUCuU THE hIDAHYs.
BsinbOld's Buchu TOT tLe urasci
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heiubOlds bUcbu Tor NeIv-usness
Belubolo's buoh0 Tor Of Memory loss oil ROVER.
Heluboids buchu 8 7 DIune-s u Vision
HtbuDsias bucnI Tor UvDrrsi DeUnty.
Hem bCios ia Ulis,rsal Bssstude.
helm bOlds buchu fVT Ptias ~ tue back -,
BRLABULDs sccl sLisd bS the most resOle csI'
a6csks nom Uovplucs VI Judges, and Cergymen
Price 81 Per Ooitl-, SIX tor %
hRAD! MAD. RRAD!!!
aye afflicted read following corae OF care oil over
swtbty yesIs steLd.us; ..-, ~, -
"Dr tELNBO Dear Sir; | have been troubled with an
affection the bAcceI nldneys over " years nave
Ai6d IAysi aid conclude 70 give your Ue
uMe paI.hon tiiz had head LlguJ spoken o. a.
sfogd4o rifle have used bottles AID
have otued r,het its effects feel 1eh better
than yeAIs tyous nave the oct t4h III IL
vutUes and pltI shall do au IL my power =
tie afflicted. n"ping thls uaJ prove 80
ysutsseOus you sns TO introduce the msdclnt
- 1 an Guy youIs, b. MCCORMICK
Lewiston, Pa Jan. o. looJ
Shou zy ole hir McCOrmcks statement he reei
10 tie following ge.tt uen:
Hoo Nm. bIGLKA tx Goverlo or, Pennsylvania
HOu- j. blACE, Judge, philadelphia
HOu. ID. r. PokfSs, eA-uCVUrnoi, ToAnsyNeiha
Hol g. OKiEk Judge United States Cuu
Hon. w. A. POhTKR Ctty oOi.LoI fuli 'oelPolA
Hon 4. bAnks Auditor Gt neroi Washington, u. L.
And many OtLeis DeCesssly.
Dep0s NO. It4 South iUth below Chestnut Philadelphia
ID. ;. bAKsks o., NO. 10 20
NeTY York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

4" 1t is by o mea s impossible says the Hon.
W. HUT, "that the entire College Of New Yok
I" VIII base the power TO give toe ectioo t. Bet
sno Everett" WbaT does Herr Oswald Otses-
dorftr say 10 this 7 What does the Abbe Mem istsr
ssy9 Ae they content with such use Of de
German and Irish Catholic voters who have beea
won't to follow tie Democratic banner In tais
Stata1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30
G. I. CHAMBERLAIN,
EDWARD TUmPkINS,
SIR. BRADY's Reply.
NJ on rlea

NE"-lOAh aug -, ioOV
joins C. MATTER, c. n cHAsBSRtsrS, sPEscsR. Car
COBB sud EDwARD TUstkISs, osqu''e.;
GEsTlENEs-I have jost received your fsvo, OF she
lilh INST, stating that the National Democratic
State Convention which assembled at s. rscuse
9Th inst, unanimously nominated for The Office II
Go>eiLor OF This State
You are well aware that did not seek or expec. the
ponn alton, ard viii be satisfied With ny as,arss 70
that | Sm Lot ambitious 10 hold the high Office visa
which NY has, through the kindness Of trends.
bteo associated. Bot, arbougn have no wish 70 Do
20 hoDoIed, c,Dnot Under exisog circumstance, d.
elite the nomination my fIo wci;zens have teneered.
AT The tsme time teg you snc all'triends Of the
Brecb inrloge auo Lane ticket understand at desm
tie defeat Of Lincoln ano H'mo 81 hditeiy greater
consequence than any ott er result to ISSUE from tbs
s,troacbipg canvass. And rs my rae wss us d
vi, ont eylou, ly c, Dsnllng ME in forming aS
mex. g. bope / may BIZ again employed with eqsd
freedom In any amer bonorably calculated 10 efoct
upiop of the entire Democracy Of NewYork, snd tbe
r, scue of Ihe American Union from any dagger with
which the Creecs practic Of the Rspubcsc party
NAV have III eaeped il. For this end beg my fried
70 sriye with all earnestnsss making every sacrifice
col ss,ent with inegrIy and II the Democ ss csa 10
united without a sserif,e Of principles 30 rs 70
pre- ei an unbroken trout to the Republicans, Sih
m, At CT eerfuly take tho field priysss soldier
ave oil char hopes of preierment 10 others ssd
be Tar happier the position thus assigned me, thso
would te IT. by continuing the present divisions am ne
u.s. might be made even Chief Mssis rate OF our nosis
State. Respectfully and tray you's,
JAaES BRADY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

We have report from New'OrleanS, to the
effect that Gen. Houston has decliUed being can
odate for the Presidency. A. this is Indirect con-
uadictiOn to his recent formal declaration, we
must wst for more positive proof before giving 1t
eat re credence. lit be true, we must soy that
Gen. Houston does not treat his devoted followers
in the Northern States as their fidelity and zeal
deserved,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30
A MIXED MR ~.

The american State Council has, by large
majority, Endorsed Bell and Everett as the cand
dates to be supported by tho Americans of thi
State for President and Vice-President. Gen.
Scroggs and the minority Of the Council, who
claimed that there were no exclusive American
candidates, so that they we're at liberty to vote Tor
Lincoln or Houston, 90 they saw it, we're oyer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30
To Advertisers.

Owing TO the re ent great Increase in the circulation
Of THE DAN, TRIBUNE the necessity Of puttog the hr's
form Of paper press early hour We are compelled
to awe notice to our friends hereafter all advertisements
must handed IN before O'Clock in the evening ~h he $40
NJ those intended for insertion among Business
Notices on the fourth PAGE Of the pape That class o. ad'r'
tb,s viii be received until late hour but no Others can Do
tsk,u oflar & O'clock,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

We print in another column the letter OF Mr.
James I. Brady, accepting the Breckenridge uOmi-
ton for the tflice of Governor of Ne~-York.
While he accepts however, Mr. Brady declares
bic readiness to stand aside in case union OF the
entire Democracy can be effected. On the s To-
,ect Of a fus ON with MessYs. Hunt and Duer he is
silent,