New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19
POLITICAL.
of the Baltimore Convention The Portland Adver-

of the Baltimore Convention The Portland Adrer'
tiser says:
"There is smother eide to the 9Th Of May Con-
vention which makes it deserving Of some eonSdera-
ton and respect IL il that 1t will represent the SYM
oabes and the wishes of that gallant band of men in
the South who against such fghtful odds, have for
years past been battling manfnly against the Denoc
Iacy candidate in the South who shall receive the
support of Cfittendep, and Bell and Bolts, and Eth
eridge and Ray nor, and the pari,c thousands with
whom they are associated must command the respect
OF many who cannot give il their votes In its South
ern eel ect the ticket is honest and honorable while in
it's Northern relations it is simply and only trick OF
the vertable 'tbimbe-rigeing kind. The day VIII
come, trust, Il IS even now rapidly approaching
when the Opposition party Of the South will be able TO-
unite heart and hand, openly aud avowedly' with the
Republicans of the North"
The result of the Wisconsin Judicial election seem
to bs more uncertain than any other mater just now
From tix thousand, xons majority if majority at
all, lie reduced to comparatively small one. paper
in that State thus class Of political CON-
men,ators:
"TEe Madison Arsu, very complacsntly claims
Judge DxOn's election a Democrats triumph, and
without hesitation sends greeting TO Charleston The
attempt to manufacture Democratic victory out OF
Dixon's election lie absurd. Judge Dixon Is Repuo-
lican ard although not the regular nominee, hundreds
Of Republicans voted for him, considering that by go
doing they violated no party ties while at tnesaue
time they were carrying out what tbey considered 70
The Missouri Democrat says Of the recent nomi,
nations in that State:
"We eay very seriously that if the Opposition can
not defeat this ticket and bring out candidates for the
Ist two places who will receive 900 to TO- 600 votes
more than Jackson and Reynolds then further sErug
giles in this State are unavailiDg."
The Louisville Courier speaks with almost reck-
less confidence concerning the probable nomination at
Charleston:
There is one man whose name will be before the
Convention, whose nomination will be acceptable to
the Democracy of every State 10 the Union. That
man IL James Guthrie. We re0iced to ba We 1t in
onr lower express confident belief that he will be
tie Lext candidate OF the Democratic party for Presi
dent"
The Memphis Avalanehe is not pleased with Mr.
Wigfsl Of Texas. IL ssys
In recent speech of the United States, Mr. Wig
fall Of Texas made the shameful and scandalous propo
siton that the Charleston Convention simply rendorse
the Cincinnati Platform. IL is useless for TO say
that we look upon such propagation as papable and
paluy attempt 10 pislead and deceive the people"
The Eransvile Journal, published in Southern In
DIANA reviews the prospect in that State, and recog
nizrg it, with Pei ny lvania, as the battle-ground in
the next Presidential contest presents the following
as It's conclusions That Dir. Bates the strongest man
that can be run, and that he will beat the Charleston
nominee ION Slavery. Extension PLATFORM $4,000
votes.
The Indiana delegates to the Charleston Convex
ton once determined TO engage and take down hags
tent for their accommodation, while nominating
Presidential candidate. They wrote TO citizen Of
Charleston for a'd in their plans. lie replied with the
assurance that the stores of the hotel extorons
exaggerated, and that good accommodations will be
furnished for 81 and 81 per day, even as low
g. While the highest charge will be IS. Consequently
the Indiana delegation will not dwell In tents.
Now that most of the towns have been heard
hom, II appears that Michigan has chosen Az Repub
Supervisors, 27 more than the Democratic
In eight towns the Democrats have made gains and
this they have set up shout of victory,
while they carefully suppress the fact that they had
lOst % townships which they had las. year.
The Republicans of Marshall County, Virginia,
met at ID ALIAS the 9th ns and passed resolutions
opposing the extension of Slavery, and favorns the
Homestead bifi after which delegates were appointed
to the Wheeling Convention.
"A Republican Club has been organized in De WIZ,
Hiram X. Edwards President.
AT the South Carolina Democrats sac Conven-
tion which assembled at Columbia en- Monday, Coi'
Orr was chosen President, and made conservative
speech he favored the Cineinnas Platform, ana is-