New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-23
POLITICAL.

The Cincinnati Gasette, speaking of the s:a:e-
men. put in circulation by st. Louis paper that
Edward Bates had never emancipated his slaves, for
the beet of rea.ons-tbat they had sway from him
gays: ain the first place. there il such paper in
existence az The 81. Louis Ecening Post. And sec.
ondIy il Is well authenticated fact tina. Mr. Bates not
only voluntarily liberated bis slaves, but, we
lably assured be literally provided them with an out
it, and prepared them for the condition of freedom.
One of his former slaves was well educated, and is
now one of the ablest and most useful of the Christian
ministers in Liberia. Any statement in conflict with
tbese facts is sheer fiction"
A private letter from Distinguished gentleman in
Washington Gays: " Fernando Wood says, if money
will carry Connecticut for the Democrats, he will buy
the whole State" Boys Of Connecticut, do you hear
that
"A Yoco-Foco organ at HarrodsOurg says that
the curses sen. forth sgainst President Buchanan
will, lite young chickens, go home to roost." We
guess that The 4th Of next March old Buck HIMSELF
is no chicken" but great curse will go home
10 roost.' prentice's, of course.
When We see divide Awake" Clubs forming in
Connecticut with pubby little Constitution, contain
ing the following: Article @ The object of this Club
shall be to attend to the making of new Republican
ters faith in carrying that Safe is made sure.
Republicans should be "wide awake" everywhere.
From Colts Pistol Factory, in Connecticut there
have lately been discharged Go men, of whom So
Republicans, sDemocrats and 9 Americans. Many of
,bee contractors, and among bis very Oldest and
abest woIkmeD, who would naturally have been
tanned had changes been compe led by the lessenng Of
buDess. Every contractor discharged is welkno wn
Republican. Among The first ten were three four
Vice Presidents Of the Republican Club. But two or
three of the Democrats directly discharged by the
Compspy The Others were in tho employ of Republi-
osn contractors and had to leave with them In other
eases, Democratic contractors had to discharge their
Rel ubhean workmen. The inspectors discharged were
aso among the oldest and best hands, and had from a
month to pix weeks work lying before them when
they told 10 leave. Mr.. Colt is, by virtue of his
business interests, out-aI dout Administration Dem
ocTat.
The landlords of Charleston are getting alarmed at
~ proposed change of location for holding the Demo
caiic National Convention, and are disposed to come
down in their prices. Two doIassa day, The Courier
says, will be thei- maximum. Doubtful. Some of
tire Charleston papers intimate that although Ba-
Any other city be chosen as the place Of meet
g, the Southern Delega will assuredly assemble in
dent and Vice President.
Tie Herald gays that in view of the enormous
prices which to be charged for board by the hotel
keepers of Charleston during the holding of the DEM
ocrac National Convention, and the poor aecommoda
tons which likely to be offered, those along the
seaboard who intend to be present that momentoas
occasion, notice, chaiteriDg sea TO convey
them 10 Charleston with uch accommodations as will
render the passengers, while in that city entirely in
dependent Of the hotels and private boarding houses
Two steamers have been already engaged 10 this city
in Bo.ton, one in Philadelphia, in Richmond,
and one in Savannah. Probably one will also 90 from
New Orleans and one from Mobile 80 that the visitors
from the West and Northwes will be The only persons
who will be subject to tho exhorbitant charges which
have already been announced by the hotelkeopers.
The Democratic National Committee has deter
mined to take no steps for changing the Place for h Id
ing the Convention. IL will meet at Charleston. The
matter may be considered settled.
-" Kramer Kant Kom it--Keim Kan-So Kan
Kurn" is the beading of the article in The Reading
Penn Journal in which is announced the election in
that city Of the Peoples candidates for Mayor, Treas
urer three Audors all the Select Councmen, all of
the Common Coupcilmen but four, 18th the Aldermen,
and minority of the Ward Officers. This was in
Reading, the capital Of Old Berks" which was the
Pennsylvania fortress Of the Slave Democracy.
In Hackensack, N. j., a campaign club has been
organized, called " The Bergen County Opposition
Association" w. s. Banta President; Speers Cum
ming, Recording Seeretaryi David A. Berry, Cores
ponding Secretary, and A. E. Fatn, Treasurer, with