New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-07
POLITICAL.

The Washington correspondent of The ". Y.
Evening Post understands that Mr.. Corwin has fixed
upon time when he will desert Sherman. Meeting
one of bis colleagues the other day, he said: DWELL,
-, have concluded upon time when shall stop
voting for Sherman; in short, when / will abandon
bin, and try somebody else" "IndeedW replied his
colleague, little alarmed, "Dhen ia your time :"
CorwiD looked very grave and solemn he replied,
in a low tone Of voice, "When old Gabriel blows his
last TRIUMPH
The FIeeman's Journal Catholic and Demo
cratc publishes at length the correspondence between
Grow and Branch and thus handsomely con pliments
the Pennsylvania Representative:
1--WE depart from rule express entire commend
daon Of taken by Mr. susha A. Grow 10 regard to Mr.
L. OBJ Branch gentlemen their respective
friends Of determined physical bat ar Grow
has shown that be equally possessed Of the higher quality Of
moral courage His plea not by any that he non
oobap His answer implies that he Is thorough lighting man
bat he declines violating the las Of the Christian
goD ard TIE bis country by accepting the barbarous and
appeal deliberate trial of skill at murder hr
political opponent but must say that in this matter
he has entitled himself to the respect Of civilized men"
The Democrats of the XVIIIth Congressional
New-York District Fulton, Montgomery, Schenecta-
DIV and Schoharie have delegated TO the Charleston
Convention Daniel ID. Campbell of Scheme ,tady
and Jacob /. Radcliffe of Montgomery, and appointed
WIN. S. Clark of Schoharie and Fred. w. Hoffman, az
their alteDates.
Sharply says Mr. Weed of The EUening Journal:
BROOKS Of New who makes Christ apolog Of Sla.
very inistor in Massachusetts, But neither of these
basphemers has carried their argument to its legitimate concur
Nig:Tbst the Savour silence anything means
that right enslave hie not negroes The Ethiopian
the New Testament whose conduct commended
close student riding in his chariot and reading the
Scriptures The Philippians of day. down South are to
any thing else"
The nomination of William Richardson of Albany
to the Cerkthp of the Assembly, by reclamation, was
as well deserved compliment to the man as it was q
valuable encouragement to the poor and unaided in the
United States to rely upon their manhood and perse-
we're in the ways of virtue and industry.
"A writer in The Georgia Coastitutionaiist is out
in favor of resembling the threeths rule and badng
representation in Congress per capita all the slaves
in the Southern States, and declares that the South
should not be satisfied unless this be done right acoy
He is also out in favor Of new Fugitive Slave law,
making the Federal Treasury responsible for the value
Of the fugitive if recovered of revenue tariff upon
such articles only used North and South, and Of Il
Federal law allowing TO carry Their slaves into
every State of the Union and to keep them there il
they choose to stay.
"A Southern Rights meeting was held at Savannah,
Ca. on the 3Otb nit. Gen. w. p Whyte presided and
eloquent speeches made. The resolutions author
ize d Vigilance Committee Of twenty-five citizens, 10
be appointed by the Chairman Of the meeting, whose
duties are prescribed. They also recommend direct
imporations nOn-nrcourse far practicable with
the abolition communities of the North, and urge the
proprety Of employing native teachers and patronzing
Southern schools and colleges. They also call upon
Southern representatives in Congress to protest
and rett the right of representatives. of those NORTH
States, whose Legislatures have passed laws viola
tive Of the provisions of the Constitution ana the fu
tive slave law, to occupy seats in that body.
The Washington correspondent Of The Ph'Lddel-
phia ledger says that the reception of Mr. Menmin-
ger the Commissioner from South Carolina, by the
State Government of Virginia, will take place this
week. and his proposition for Southern Confedera-
tion though not Immediately embraced, will be treated
with respect, and not without certain degree Of IA
vor promise Of future cooperation for the object
proposed in certain very possible contingencies, will
undoubtedly be held out.