New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-03
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

jersey, Convf nrons- There are yet hopes that
IN ion electoral ticket i'll I've run 10 other States ths1
NtwJersey, and that they will be elected aud when
they cone 10 vote for tie strongest mad any child can
tell them TO 60 for Brsckinridge. think the current
in favor Of Union, to the Union, cannot much
opgsrb be stemmed rees,ed. interested aod io-
evi'sbe persons who make themselves the champion
Of THE that and Il otter public msu find that their
Feeunioyy sppp'ies are running short, and as they
drop, tie people ~ill come in to settle matters for
tlemslees." Whose fund.- are those tina, are gettiug
lew1 Those Of the Douglas men, those Of the Bell
men
The Asbnr. Union Is authorized to say that Mr..
Seward ~ill meet he Republicans Of Mi ,hissu on Sat
urcsy, Sept of Wisconsin, saturday Sept 8; OF
MirDeso,s on Saturday Sept. Is. On bis return, be
will i'll eneseemens already made, by calling in the
Stste Of Illinois where the State Committee shall ap
point and slso at Cleveland Ohio; Pittsburgh, Pa,
snd at Fredona and Re Roy, in tbis State The days
for theee later places to be determined when he
sbsIl have sceraiDed the probable time required in
the NORTHWEST.
"A meeting of the leading Brecknridge politicians
Of Boston was held in that city on Wednesday, for
consultation Ii 10 understoo that the particular OBJ
ec; of the meeting consultation az TO the pro-
prety Of asan getting together the State Central Com
u ittee, ust a call for State Convention may be
Issued not being de- med expedien TO hold the Cen
veDon st Springfield OF the time specified. The tone
OF this meeting as in favor Of the proposed meeting
of the Committee.
The Republicans Of Manchester, N. H., held a
large and spirited meeting Tuesday evening" after
" hich the Wide-Awake Clubs with band Of music,
marched to the residence of II +. Marin, esq., 10
salute the Hon. A. ii. Rice Of Boston, who is STOPPING
few days in tie city. Mr. Rice introduced 10 the
Clubs 10y Judge Upton and addressed them in ielic.
tops speech which was received with the greatest
enthusiasm.
On Tuesday evening the Germans Of Rochester
held ting which Of the most enthusiastic
and significant demonstrations made there during the
present oamptg ign. DR.. Donsi of Boston, Mr.. Kristen
of Hoboken and Mr. jacob Of Cincinnati, addressed
the meeting.
The late Headquarters Of the Democrats Of New
Haven have been taken possession Of by the Rspo biz
cana and the chief room has been named "Wide-
Awake Hall" This was opened On Tuesday with
speeches and music.
As showing the tide in the doubtful Counties
of III Dois it il stated that Carter Van Week Of
McDonoueh County, leading lawyer and Douglas
Democratic politician who was on The stump for
Douglas in 1853 cores in letter in favor of Lin
coin. McDcneugh County gave Douglas 200 majority
in 1853.
The young men Of Troy met on Tuesday evening,
and took steys toward the formation of Central
wide-Awake Club. 0Ser 500 working members are
reported from the several Ward Clubs.
The Chicago Press and Tribune gives the follow
NJ 81
ri K and Douglas while the English bill was pending
before Corpets;
"On the Sabbath before the final vote on that BILL
meeting Of Anti LecompOn Democrats Of both louses
wss heid he of Senator Brodcrick TO consult
ulon hat course advisable take in the emer-
gepoy. A number of the weaker brethren, incinilhg
senator Douglas advised coDciiiaog the South by
ceIt ng the English bill. Only four or five held Out
agsrst il. Among these were Broderck Of CalfJroa,
and UsrTis of Illinois. Mr.. Douglas manifested will.
uRptes to yield and the gallant Bsrris shed tears OF
~ gus h and gave uterance 10 bis despair Dir Brode-
rick rose 70 emily to his feet and pointing his finger
DIR, cly toward Mr.. Dougl.s and fastening his keen
8a,hiDg ~ upon him -aid You vote for the En-
gsh sub titute If yon vii; but should you 90 CO. as
sure No there is God Of i'm and Justice 10 Heaven,
i'll d. ce GU upon the floor of the Senate for
bsvirg traitor usly deserted principle and solt your
self 10 the Administration. This, we are inforned,
was The language to which Mr. DICK nan m"de aud
ii n and TIE SO Of which, 10y Broder K saved Doug
les from following his own craven desire to surren-
DER
Mr. Douglass Soutbsde view Of the bred Scott
deciOu is expressed in the subj lined extract from
r,eech lie delivered at Ne Orleans after his reelection
10 the Senate in 1858:
al in coureetion with the Democracy Of Illinois,
accept tie decision Of the Supreme Court In the Dred
SOFT ase authoritative exposition OF the COnsu-
tuiiOn. Whaever limaiiOns the Constitution, ar OK
pounded by the Courts imposes upon the authorities Of
Territorial Legislature, cheerfully recognize and
respect In conformity with that decision. saves are
ietOg led properly end placed on IN equal fooung
with other Or petty Hence the owners OF slaves the
esme any other peties of properly haze the right to
remove to tie Territories AID carry his property with
BIN"
The Augssto Ga Chronicle says that Mr.. Sena-
tor Toombs in a recent speech he made a, Warrenton,
frankly admitted thai Col Bell a. sound az him
self upt the Slavery question
The Kentucky Southern Democrat referring 10
the good fortune thus far experienced by the Hon.
John c. Breckenridge politically. sage:
John was once & resident of The State Of Iowa. lie
came 20 TIE Cty OF BuriD gtOn after the organ.
izaioD Of the Territory and entered the list OF ator-
pys s law 81 Des MONIES Bar, and was IL fact but q
third-rate lawyer 8moug tie men Of HE own age Wle
Judge Rortr II. w. Starr J. c. Hall, Judge Knapp,
au0 others engaged upon one ride IN every case
IL this dtrict Mr.. BTockinridge, IN poln OF pr'c,
tCe WIS low third on the st Of practitioners, AMI
during bis stay in THE State he failed 70 engage 10
Jingle sni 70 which he fer the source OF any
distinction " hatever. And al hOugh John stayed In
Iowa for gcotly time he was forced to the cone'u;
sion that if HAT OIhei adage WIS true THAI tue world
owes every man living, he failed u IND II IN Iowa
In the legitimate practice Of the law
Gov. Rameey Of Minnesota has offered reward
Of $3.50 for TIE persons who, on July 20, Kidnapped
FRI M St Paul an alleged fugitive slave, named Henry
Sparks They carried him OFF without any legal foims
sDy warrant.
"A couo+ pordent in hiunesota writes us that tue