New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-23
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, "A MisissiFr paper afys that \, bunsn rover can
bresh the bonds Of the savee in sh.s State Where
uron TS, LouisrMs .iosr1ai observes tat we have
10 idea that the Mississippi blacks e,eiIy get rid
Of their bonds as the Mississippi whites npaged to
do few 5san ago.
-Govsru,r Morgan iIas issued his Proclamation
calling sTeeal election 20 I'll the vacancy eauseo ~
The ses,b Of Donald ID. Shaw, member Of assembly
from the Let District Of Delaware. ihe eiee''On !"
be held on Tuesday, Feb Z.
FIX. Postmaster Dickis Of Baifalo 10 at Albany 70
ansy er n charge Ct violating the Sao'Ireasury act
7, ;s eoed that while he was Postmaster he KEEP his
ubTreasnrv IN the Oliver Lee Bank, and That daiy
he duly locked mp the specie receipts OF his omce-So
in form complying with the provisions Of 'ne law.
But the spirit he syaded by permitting the Cashier Oh
the Bank to keep duplicate key Of the ouo-lressuIy
chest and to borrow thereom such amounts Oh specie
AZ might lie necessary to meet The demands OF ciAor
Gus bllholdeIs The Bank failed notwithstanding the
assistance thus rendered. but the Government was not
the oser-tbe cars ard dogs left in place Of the gold
sn6 silver having been made good. Mr. Dickie was
removed for this oeDse indicted, and is at Albany to
and his trial before the United States Court Judge
Hall presiding.
-T1e Moline I'M Independent treats President
Buchanan with ffankness mingled with dsresPect
at is Fortunate says The Independent, THAT this
old Federalist and tyIant has but one more Annual
Message 10 insult the intelligence Of the country with"
The Democratic State Convention at Nashville,
Tern. has nominated Senator johnson OF that State
for President subject the decision of the National
Convention The delegates selected for the State at
large are Langdon C.. Haynes and n. c. Whitthorne.
The other delegates are Andrew Ewing, Samuel NAL
lacan. WIN. NJ Quarles, and j. G. Atkins.
The Petersburg VA InteLigencer says that Gov
Ietcbe, will use all bis personal and official influence
to advance the prospects Of Hunter in opposition to
Wise's, in The approaching Charleston Convention.
-.J1e Mobile Mercury learns that the health of
Mr.. Starwonh. the Representative in Congress from
the Mobile District has not only not improved Du' MS
disease has become quite alarming to HE many friends
The Mercury Gays: "No hope is now entertained oy
him or ha friends that be can take his seat in Congress
for long time TO come, and it was believed that ne
lad determined upon rendering his resignation
-Crawfords bronze statue of George Mason was
last week erected 10 Richmond. The Richmond Wig
SAWS Of Mr.. Mason: Z" He was not a lawyer but his
oninions on government had all the force and dgnity
Of legislative DEGREES" Here of the approved
opinions uttered by that statesman in the Convention
70 the first Constitution of Virginia:
Slavery and manufacturer The poor dee
Mae .bor when perfored by slaves They prevent the inm
grafton Of whites who really enrich and strengthen country
b nospee the mos, pernicious effects Every
master Of slaves is born petty yrsnt They bring the Juds
rnent OF Heaven on country He held essential that the
should have power prevent the increase
Of Slavery"
The Democratic State Convention Of Pennsylvania
ia IN meet at Re ,dipg on Feb. % next. shap fight
:: ...o.ad La,weep the Rnchanan and anti Buchanan
wings of the party.
Cameron Clubs are organizing in Pennsy wanna
with view to procure for Senator Cameron the PreSi-
dental nomination at Chicago. 1t was expected that
the delegates to the Chicago Convention would be ap-
pointed at the Republican State Convention to be held
on the 22d inst Harrisburg but we learn that they
are now to be elected in the Congressional Districts.
An intelligent Republican of Fairfield County,
Conn, sends ne the following:
much to be regretted hat National Republican Com
ttee have selected time jane 10 for the assembling
Of TIE National Convention Very much dissatisfaction exists
here h consequence The Republicans of Connecticut generally
40 far as we are able to decide in favor Of the nomination
Edward Bates for the Presidency They favor Of pursuing
such course shall tend 10 conate and consolidate the differ
en wings of the Oppo,oa in order to the country from
Democratic msrue and to secure glorious victory next NoVe
bern
"A daughter Of Charles B. Flood, editor OF The
Clereland Ohio National Democrat, has been APP
pointed TO an $500 clerkship in the PostOce 10 sue
coed Douglas man, removed. Mr.. Gray editor of
IhePlaindealer himself only lately removed from the
head of the Post-Oice for ouglas procivtes says,
with infinite sarcasm, that the appointment was en-
inently necessary" thereby intimatng that there's
not another Administration man but the Postmaster in
the city.