New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-18

Office to attach property to thss amount. The Courier
is jocose ovrr the keeper but severely solemn ever
coy upSn Mr.. Hale.
! Col. Thomss Shirley said 90 be the fra man in
Chic 20 TO come ont in favor Of The President and Ia
! oppotiiou 10 The course Of Dougtss on the Kansas
auertiou has been sdd seed by sundy citizens OF the
town named in order to discover what Ioe Ut confnss
be propns@d to follow in the pressnt campsign TIE
Colonel rephs this. he supports and defer the Ad-
inistton that he approves snd iDdores the no NINA
ton Of b. eeEnrid.e and Lane that be LIS Al cut-and'
cut supporter of the jeff Davis resolutions bit that
be il gong for Douglas, and thst ne recommends to
every one ere the same course; here Is part OF his
oraeular rfsgons:
"Bu, WIZ you ask me what is the duty Of the De
nocscy Of Illinois in the preseot contest for the tres
dtDcy men ink into iDsigncance, ard only zee tue
against the common eneuy-Repuhli, anism-and cry
smicst The gloom, the foe Of Democracy must dni
shall be dEated; Illinois shall never BE- conquered
Illinois, tbt generous gift of NY native State Vi'gnla,
sbail never u. Numbered with thoes grst1fui oAss
that Rave unl apply, forg ten tho ssutary a. 'ns 10.
cnlcstsd by their fostering mother La tn bstts !
sgsn repeat he warcry, Virginia for institutional
liberty Illinois for col stiluiioos lbsrty "r Democ-
Ia-y NJ tie Union To this end shall. Nh refore,
with hesrt bs d with might and maip Ia the State
OF bos support the State and elsc oral ticket Of the
Douglas d, n ocracy Every honest Democrat uust
do q same Al y other course lie the consa 'omataou
If foyihe yer, climax Of fatuitv. Then RENE nbsr,
when / November pext yen proclaim you triumph
over the con mon enemy by voice shall be heard in
the shout that Illinois IL again fer the Democracy
The Memphis DAILY appeal publishes az enter.
tairs corres,opderce. IL sppear- that w. H. Carroll
was removed from The Memphis POST Office, and some
il quny disclosed o following factr: One Csptaia
Rob-rt Allen wrote to the President that Mr. Carroll
hid calico him, the Chief Mag strats, an old gray
beaded racial" he ex-Portuast.r, hearing Of this,
called upon tie caytaiu and desired to have the name
Of his sntLoiy for sncb cbarge; the captain referred
him 70 Mr. Lee; Mr. Lee referred him to NJ. Kerr,
who rs,.d that he did not say thst the Postmaster
b,mreif made the oienriys remark, but that IT was
mace in bis presence by c., III an application to
Col Dill brought forth concluding letter, and placed
the gray beaded PHI where ia bel Dged lt seems,
however that the original remark not accurately
reported. Col. Dill did ssy that j. b. wa, an &c old
grsy -besd.d racial " h. only ege-'ed chat he
al olc gray haired idiot and that he in bis
ooag thur paitipg difer-n, fare the ter. IL
is not quite certain tia, th-se ev-n the precise
woI but the sertia they imply not diaso~ed
by Mr. Dill, who i. ole of he editors of The Msnps,s
Epyeai, aud who winds up tue correspondence with
tie follow Ing iorisl paragraph:
"1te saemsnt gwen ty our young friend, Mr..
KeIr suI al usll, correct, although we cannot say
al at lie ouoies ur pr-cis. language. In pubic and in
private, soU t'mr asst We have taken tie libs ty
If pre- 6fsppro'a Ion IN no neasur. ter ms
Of n, polio, which The President has pursued In refer
ere 10 no FIunplts ind peisol,. TIE difficulties
hcb SUI nd The ID nocrtii party and tie country,
sre IN tuu,bs judgment msbiy due to bis short-
.gtted aid buDd.rIg Admihisrat on, sod tie spirit
Of piotepiys AID p rsona bitterness which has char
scteIized H."
e, President Pierce has written letter to Mr..
s. +. Hsu.t of Boston, s5mpatbzi,g with him IN
thar he rejected ntlesste At Baltimore but
uLezrg bis yindi. All of sould prineipl-s.' We
make Nh extract from {, ltrer Of Mr. Pierce:
cit was vain to hope for harmony after the action
Of the msjOIi ueop the rep1rt OF the Committee Oh
Cred i,ias Ii hardy have failed 10 6e rder-
s generally hat such must terminate he ex'
ieieue Of the Convention IL DO y Representing the
L. rs,y OF thu u and eveitGe Id the PRESENT.
,or d,i Of tie powe fv and patriotic org Iiizaaon,
wh ct Las lotg upheld t6s equal rig ts and 'indi-
CIT. H. tts,e ia v~r tie nmon honor OF th-s-
CO, f,ders.d Suits There has been Ia TACT no uomi-
Dsi II u conformity with tho estaos a. d AID re-
60 gIz." ussg OF that Orga LA ION .lu heac- sound
faithful find 90 hirg ia the pr ceecipgss 90
far The COZ cern.d, W bind their party
fesI :, u der tbtre cir umsicnc.s II would gratUy
ne exc .dip,ly if our lends IN all sections of
lb- IsI could unite esrussiy sDd cordially III the
Juror o. Dir Brecsbrde. aid Gen. Lane, and taus
i's~e f" cur cause ,,gsl ,,tor. but ieis ern,,o.
cent % ECU, to our ~irhes IL If Ut less
qutr di bo rgtt aud u ho wrong upon
~, on. OF Bemb.rbp j" the Convention. Ga Al
"a cst.rn,i how the DE ocTatlc party, which
united lie citle, aver. tie aan,ly Of al If
rtur al bic breach. Whe it would be cul pable
vtstIrtr 20 IT, emit effort for tie rgat, theirs is
elei w,td courage III turning iroIn fni
V eW Il lie .uo OF seslnvu,s which teset our pa ~
I'D lie dsrg .Is ut,ch 'br-a'eh orr county fhe
oily usIl, idea q heb to act 10, Til rgs are bal
sId may lie oors; bus, with the blessing OF God, we
III ~ a. 81. ibem bitter Al al eveLts It Is
tine for orinns ton and ieermin ,on among those
10 e,t beT-ait,r To need aud 10 have each the
~, poIt be .ther. II oanui mel the pa-t-canno
feli n yrrr-and csnrot fail "a be Ci-astrou- t.
ire future. He bo TAX a different view, aud acts
u, Oh II, Ill only lulate harvest OF reg cts 10y
nj, ri, r. IN e. he piaaed quilted, or r.
e-n.d urLs indeed, he IS already AT the halfway
boure (sieir nave stopped t-mpora-iy be-
l on, O. yerUIne rs uar,h, aud take nis place in
tie RAJ /. of tbcs- whose ot ihvus and action have
been III direct aLtag ,Dlsm with his own