New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

in Trspoe No, Jordan Clark, you may hope, you
may congratulate, you may reason, you may Hneer,
but that cannot be. The thrones of the Old World,
the Courts Of the Universe, the Governments of the
world, may all fall and crumbe into ruin, the New
World may commit the national suicide Of dssolylng
this Union but all this, and more, must before
jOin the Democracy
join he Democracy Jordan Clark you know
not what you say. When JOIN the Democracy, the
Pope of Rome viii ioin the Methodist Church--when
Jordan Clark of Arkansas is president OF the
Republic of Great Britain by universal suffrage OF
contented peope-when Queen Victoria consents to be
divorced from Prince Albert, by county court IN
KaDas-when Congress oblges, by law, james Bu-
chansn 10 marry European Prncess-when the Pope
leases the Capitol Washington for his city residence
when Alexander Of Russia aud Napoleon OF France
are elected Senators in Congress from New. Mexico
when good men cease 70 go 10 heaven or bad men 70
hell-when this ord il turned upside down-when
proof il afforded both clear and unquestionable that
there il no God-~hen men turn to ants and ants TO
elephants will change my political faith, and come
out on the side. of Democracy
Surprising that this full and frank letter will enable
YOU TO fix upon the period when will come out fall
grown Democrat and to communicate the same TO all
whom it may concern in Arkansas,
have the honor TO be- &C, w. @. BROWNLOWz
The Louisville Journal has the following, in refe
renee TO the charge that Mr.. Breckenridge is slave
owner:
Owe have received a great many letters from the
South requesting us to state whether John C. Breckn
ridge who we believe is man OF wealth, does or does
not own any slaves. We do not know whether an an
swer to this ofrepested question Is important but we
will give one. Mr.. Breckenridge aud his family Live In
Lexington and board at the Phoenix hotel and he
votes in that CITY, For the past three years he has not
listed any property for taxation either real or personal
as appears from the books. He has free c0ored
woman Sc a nurse. We understand that he has good
deal of real estate In the North
"A large and enthusiastic meeting of Republicans
was held in Bridgeport, Madison County, New-York,
on Saturday yenipg last This place has been strong
hold of Americansm and at first the majority Of the
people were disposed in favor of Bel and Everett
bat after the late fusion of the Douglas and Bell par
ties at Syracuse the tide has changed. The speeches
of George Terwilliger of Nev-York, and Alfred II.
Hovey of Syracuse were effective, inducing many
who were heretofore Bell men and Douglas men, to
Join the Republican Club. About three hundred names
were added to the Republican roll
The telegraphic reporter of the Associated Press
in his report of the Republican State Convention,
made an inadvertent error which might well be
rected In reporting the ballots for candidate for
Canal Commissioner, he said that Gen. b. f. Bruce
received votes and Mr. Geddes AZ. The fact is that
the AZ votes were given to Gen. Bruce and the were
for Mr. Geddes Gen. Bruce was the favorite of con
siderable body of delegates, while Mr.. Gsddes was
UNEXPECTEDLY nominated at ING very Honon' TIC 0a-
lotng commenced.
Mr.. j. C. II. Git .erman has made free and con-
densed version in the German language Of Helpers
" Impending Crisis of the South" 1t has been pub
lshed in very handsome style by the great house Of
Gotta in Stuttgart and is to be had for quarter Of
dollar of the German booksellers in this country.
The Albany Wide-Awakes have the reputation Of
possessing very efficient organization. Tne follow
ing are the military officers of the Club of the Fourth
and Fifth Wards. We would like to witness parade
Under command Of their Captain, Gov. Morgan;