New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09
ICAGO CONVENTION

CHICAGO CONVENTION.
II q s4i ~G and wdis
to policy Of the present Administrator to Federal eorP-
the new and dangerous politics. docne thsi the Con
stuOn Of its force carries slavery into all shs Ier;ass
Trade inequality Of rgats among c..eas and yAo arc
under the constitution recently adopted BY its people, Of
ing the FEEDER Administration 70 ss;en Of sd economy.
Ing nvioas rights of the States and defending the so Of
every state and Territory from aless nvasiOn and Of
ConEt uton passed in thereof gnsi the
cOnprsc, leaders of ses01si party to resist the ma
pense its existence requested to meet IN the CITY Of
1890 to appoint delegates Chicago H. Wodnes
cay the s dsy Of ns 6 nsa G. 'f
AT the Republican District Convention held at Ja-
maica L. L. on Saturday last, to appoint delegates to
the Syracuse Convention, the Hon. Robert L. Meeks,
of Jamaica, and VIM. L. LANG, ESQ.,, Of Hampstead,
were appointed delegates. Resolutions passed In
favor of Wm II. Seward for President, and Ex-Gov.
King for delegate asarge.
"A Republican Club was organized in Jamaica,
Queens County L. l., on Saturday night last, the
following named gentlemen were chosen officers Of the
same:
President the Hon bn A. King; Vice Presidents the Hon
Robert L. Meeks, Benz j. Doughty VIM. Aug Walker; Cor
asn w S nss
tee Gilbert ssyrs Benz Doughty John Ryder Dexter H.
A thorough Republican platform was unanimously
adopted.
"A weekly paper announces that Senator Sessions
of this State is about introducing bill which shall
make highly penal for the brother other close rea-
tive of any legislator be found within ten miles Of
the State Capitol during the progress Of legislation
Senator Sessions, in his opening speech, will dwell
the frailty and falbiliy Of poor human nature and
will then turn batteries Of scahing sganss tho
Lobby denouncng those who would use the most holy
feelings of egislator-his family affections and ties Of
blood-as an instrument for peryerting his Judgment
on questions of pecunary interest to irresponsible par
ties He will work on the sympathies of his audi
ence by painting Senator 90 aficted-an honest,
high-minded and upright law maker innocently made
the victim of his trust m an unworthy relative. On
tie whole we look forward to this dem 1nstrasion with
much interest. Senator Sessions, 1t is believed. can
speak with perfect freedom on such a subject,
his wiihers being unwrung, and his exalted
character places him FAR above the stray arrows Of
suspicion. He means TO single out one Senator in
particular, who has brother employed in public bus-
ness directly connected with the Senate Chamber. This
cste we understand he means 10 attack severely, and
will charge in SO many words that the Toll bill was not
by any means the only provision for solng private
interests which the Senate has had before it during
tie last dozen weeks"
In ten counties of Michigan far as heard from,
the Supervisors stand 1l9 Republicans to 60 Demo
Gratis.
The Democratic Standard, published at Concord,
n. H., says that Douglas viii not have mslonyo
votes at Charleston that he cannot carry ell tne oe.e
gates from Name Massachusetts or lndishai 'nse no
probably viii not get one from New-fork, nor one
from California nor Oregoni that, in hne ne stands
no chance of securing the nomination. NOR says
,his psper-"do we believe he possesses sum aem
strepeth TO dictate the candidate. Ihat wouid Dc
equally fatal to the true interest OF the democratic
Party"
Republican Club has been formed in Walton,
w. Col Samuel Eels is its President Also. one
in smfhied, Madison County, President A. c. Stone.
Another in Canton has been formed, Henry Daboll
being the President.
The Montgomery (Als.) Advertiser, q disunion Or
can. thinks that Gen. Lane of Oregon viii be tho
fayorite Of the Alabama delegates, and adds: Gala
bama Is however pledged to 60 out of the Convention
if slave code is not put in the platform. The plat
form made ina and the slave code win not be put
In, we do not see how Alabama can be in the Conven-
ton when the Presidential vote is taken If tho dele
gates obey their instructions"
TonPKIss County Town MEErISGs.--0n the 3D. Of
Of April the anr ua town meetings were held in Temp
kips County, n. u, and resulted ss follows:
Towns Supsrvisors
Caroline. ............... Peter Sounsbury, Rep
Dandy ....................Ly ttleton n Clafk. Rep
Dryden ...................L emi Grover. Rep
Enheld. ................... Henry Brewer, Dem
Eewfeld .................. Pierce Dudley, Rep
Gyoton.. W. Mount
Ithses, ....,.,.,.... H. r. Hibbard Amsr.
lansing .,,.,.,..,,,...... Henry Lord. Rep.
Uly.ses ........... Levi Il Owes, Rep.
Republicans Democtsss, American .
The Republican majorities are very large, ana tns