New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-23
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MARCH o. 1860

sp Executive Committee Of FIVE, and one Wee 'Pfesi'
from each township IN the county.
Resolutions were adop cd condelnnng the present
Federal Administration, opposiDg the extension OF
Slavery into the Territories, advocating Protective
Tariff In favor Of the establishment Of Agricultural
COLLEGES, the gran ing OF free homes TO the actual
selers upon The pnbie lands, the admiss m Of ksosas
isto The Union under the present Constitution, and ex
pressing entire devotion to the Constitution ana the
Union.
suitable room hae been provided, and meetings ar
ranged for Thursday evenings Of each week. un''
after the election in November.
The members of the Canadian Parliament are paid,
by new law, at the rate of 81 per day for the first
month and after that gross Of 5000, whether the
session 10 long or short
There Is one drawback 10 the Republican triumph
in New. Hampshire II tiles the question against tne
nomination of Pierre At Charleston.
One of the main issues in question in North Caro-
Ina, at the approaching election, will be the manner 10
b,cb slave property is taxed The State Constitution
declares that slaves shall be taxed persons, and one
ide stands by this proviso ia the Constitution, and the
other s striving to have his changed 50 that slaves
may henceforth be taxed as property.
There is one version of the scuffe in the Hall OF
he Capitol. Yesterday says The Atlas and Argus,
hat IL eurious if true The assaant it seems, under
advice Of the lobby, kept bis injuries cool till the
occnssd member voted against the Toll bill, whep at
;0nal from the parties the "njured' man pitched IN
W i'm bis 6sts. The Member bad been told that this
would be the consequence of a wrong vote. This Is
new phase in lobby tactics and warfare.
The N.,a,k Ereniag Journal Dem gives up
all homes for the third party movement in NewJersey,
and saws it is absurd for the Democrats to base any
homes upon it, GAS matters saDd at present. the only
efficient live party we shall have to fight here s the
Black Republican organization, and 70 this CONCLUSION
it is as well to arrive first as last
Summing up the prospects of the coming Connecti-
cut ectop, The NorEich Courier, judicous RePub-
lcan Journal observes:
From ali quarters of the State we hear of the extra
diligence of Republicans In preparing for the contest
which is to take place week from next Monoay. Ice
sipps of snccesp without cloud; and 1t ls not III
any boasfu feeling but with the honest conviction OF
The nyipcib.y of its truth that state the belief
that Come cticut will roll up such majority on tue "a
DAY of April, in favor of Free Labor and Free GoSe
ment as will effectually rebuke and quito shams SAY
ely.loyipg Democracy, wherever it is TO be ,und.
The Ntrs thus cordially invites the Democratic
ovid to the Inequalities Of the ancient city OF Chaies
ton:
" w hat mas Der private hOcPe'Uy " W.
case-an rruption upon her of an immense horde OF
men, intent on their own selsn ends and indifferent
alike 70 her people, their sentiments, and Interests
And tbousapds Of them, too, of such character and
mann ers that ii they were to come here individually,
again and again. it would never be thought by re-
spectabe man Of city to adwi. any OF them within
his DOOR. During the presence OF that promscuous
crowd. the private doors of Charleston will never
have been 80 tightly shut and carefully guarded as
then. She will confer more watch ng than hospraly
upon the 'camp-followers' who have como to swarm
al the ascend ing of National Convention"