New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02
POLITICAL.


ventoD. The motion was after ~ard made unanimous
The place for holding the Convention was then cooS'd
cred Il agreed TO hold at Sy racose, on the 18th
of April, at IL q. M During the discussion the diff
ierent members expressed their opinion az to who was
the choice of the Republicans Of this STATE and with
ont any exception II was 10 favor of Mr. Seward Mr.
Mldccn sad thst it was not for the account Of
Lis nsne hut because he the very embodiment Of
the principles Of the party.
Every Northern Sham Democratic member Of Con-
grees voted on Monday, III times for an old tariff
Why, who was elected as Kpo w.Nothins
The Erening Journal INDUCES in historical
reference which, however accurate, may not be deemed
complimentary by our peghbors of The Erp'ess:
Brooks continues quote Scripture friend Of h sUsAt
many years stood upon high mountain and did the
thing Brooks quotes Scripture to justify Slavery"
Tile Norfolk IVA Herald speaks Of Mr. Tooubs's
late bu.te in the Senate in these reverent terms:
"Mr. Toombs, the ite.estng Senator from the State
of Georgia, thinks The South should not wait for
overt acs lin the event of the election Of Black Re-
publican Presdep but meet the enemy ut the tbresh
Old and drive him back tear dow the pillars Of the
Temple Of Libe ty and overwhelm all IN a common
ruin. While such fulminations proceed from men Of
the caber and temperament Of Senator Toombs, they
give no greater blow to the ear than doth chestnut
in farmers fire."
The Douglas friends in Ohio have expressed much
ioy over the result Of the recent Democratic State Con-
veBtion i'll Indiana brt it would appear from the fol-
lowing, from The Rushvihe (Ia.l JacksoRiaH edited
by john L. Robinson L. g. Marshal of that State that
there are two .ides to the story In speaking of the
State ticket containing nine candidates, that paper
tays: "Out of these nominees there is bat one that
We know Of mir. BoTd) who Is open and avowed
Doupas man No ticket made in the State
with more good, solid sound Democrats upon it. We
shall support them aU unless after the Charleston Con-
yebtio they refuse stand upon the aiform which
wi be adopted and support the nominee which will
there be made As We ssid il Con Sention, Douglas
ism, inside the patty, will trouble us no more"
The Petersburg VA Inte2ig,noer, speaking Of
the Meumineer mission to the Virginia Legislatare
SAYS "Tbe II gssture will irest South Csroln. with
all proper respect, but they viii most respectfully beg
to be excus. from sccedng TO ths wicked design of
her ultra men in breaking up this Union The truth is
ther is no oher for them pursue. The peo
pie did lot delegate their representatives the power
to act in such matter ia proposed. They sent
them 10 Ri hmeDd to discharge delegated trusts
bat tire sending of Commissioners to South Carolina,
Union, was not of them. When the people fud it
necessary TO take action Of this Sort they will select
another class of men altogether for the service"
The Lynelburgh Virg,nian has an exceedingly
clear ten.e Of the dangers that grit Border Slave
State. Speaking of the missions from South Carolina
and Mississippi to Virginia, to arrange for Southern
CoDtedeIaey, 1t bays:
Those State. South Carolina and Mississippi In which sent
oen uniendy to existing Federal Union has long prevsed
ave- doubt ny the indsn on which
excited among people consequence oil the Brown
and the temper evnced BY Lglaiurto obrude their
upon and seeking band In their
have ssly mistaken the predominant sentiment In Virginia
action that Of Legislature far Il may lead
ny sanction the peculiar receive the Endorsement
II ou people. border State tcih large portion Of
Territory odjoeent 10 me vefi Free States In the
Conder0ey would BE- difficult convince ihem bey
larger sake in the linton than those removed
border Virginia will not for any trivial cause
Hence sentiment put much in jeopardy by rsshy
ecsding from the sisterhood Of States"
The invitation rendered by our Legislature TO the
and Executives of Tennessee, Kentucky,
and Ohio to visit this State was sent to Columbus on
Friday by telegraph but before il reached there the
guests Of Ohio had left for Ciocupai IL WIZ, how
,ver instantly forwarded, and received with every
u aIb of enthusiasm. IL could not however, be &C
,eIted the arrangements Of the Kentucky and Tennes
zee members for their return home being such as u
ender il practicable The initiation, hosever, was
cordially acknowledged by telegraph and proper
response drawn up to be forwarded by mail. its re-
option ded greatly to the hilariy and good feeling
which mark ed the Cincinnati festival.
The resident Democratic Committee in Washington
ne already engaged il preparing for the Presidential
ampaign, and sending out political documents.
Mr. Bennett was evidently "taken under the
hed'-to IRE sp Albany political phraee-by Senator
Douglas during his last visit TO this city.
The Hard Delegates TO TIE Charleston Conven.
ion from the IXth District Westches,er, Rockland
lud Pupam arc William Rsdiord and Frank Burdck.
salmon Skinner and Albert X. Learned are the alter
,ates.
Stirred up 10y The TRIBUNE, the Republicans of
st. Clair, Stbuyikill Co., Penn, organized Club
he 25,h OF January, under the Presidency of John
Cook. In preparation for the coming contest l07
,opies Of thii paper have been cent for.
THE wants of the South"--a Protective Tariff |
Tha il all there lie Of IT,
John Wentworth Of The Chicago Democrat thu, |
liscourtes Of Judge Douglass strength at Ch.res-
ob, ar CLAIMED BY his friends:
1.-THE Douglas claim for him majority upon the first bal.
in the Charleston Con senon and from this that be
mp the available candidate The Douxas
DeD and have stated judge Douglas himself openly
ecare thu. be Ia the only the Democratic patty
30 that all hsns purposes hey peseB, tbe osndiia
the Conytpiion the implied II open threat t.As
you ect him you dare The Ciae'aHdn Esqsiys,
,be sbiJ Dous, orgn' In tue Northwest sv.s hun
commence with the Northwestern st.ts,-Oho I.d
Illinois Michigan Msouh, Minnesota, and Iowa which
.i have sxty vo,es In the Chsescn Conveuon will be
epresrnted by hundred and thy.iwo In ssd
rts.sI TAs Eaqssr claims certain fos
)ousls thirty 1--WE hom NewYosk from
ey oy.oue Es~t and four from California rhi,