New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21
POLITICAL.
Our correspondent in Lawrence, Kansas, sends us

Our correspondent in Lawrence, Kansas, sends us
the folIowing
Tbs count of the recent election shows that
1900 votes were thrown Some three four counties had not
their return: IL time The e. a Wa. .SasS s
es the Territorial election in October In spite Of III.
rurs astre the Republican nsOre. larger than in 0so
s. for Mr. cs ss SS n cos% Goa
The we,ess sysrsss stGSs S ss :ss y.o mo-
piece sschey on the part Of ..psy persons oee
~ IN order to show he popular All thst certain parties
could against him done and amounted TO very little
ne people al Robnsons nomnai0o and other nOmns
that nothing but the presence Of Mr. on
The WTnona Republican, an able journal of Min
nesota seconds the proposition to appoint an earlier day
for the holding ofthe National Republican Convention:
We quote:
far as we are scqusin,ed with the wants and wishe. of
Minnesota to that the Republicans Of tb, state
es sna would With very general
among who desire institute thorough discussion and
tie election Should the National econ.ider Ne
time ,ady appointed n nsS NJ sSa 's' would receive
The examination of Army before the Senatorial
Investigating Committee shows that John Brown said
he disliked the "do nothing" policy oftbe AbooniSts
East, and said they never would effect anything BY
their milk aDd-water principles AS to the Repusli-
csns Brown thought they of account for they
were opposed to carrying the war into Africa; they
were opposed to needing with Slavery in tho States
where it existed Brown said Ills doctrine was " free
the slaves by the sword. Army wanted to know how
he reconciIed that with bis Quaker peace principles
which he held when he first knew him, moro than
twenty years ago. Brown said that the aggression Of
Slavery the murders and robberes perpetrated upon
Of md tha
law by Atehson and others in Kansas, from 1853 to
that time, had convinced him that peace was but an
empty word and he repeated bis dislike to the Repub-
Iican party ard Aboiionists, saying they were era
veDs-that they had refused to assist him.
The Hon. Mr.. Falnsworth of Illinois, received
tie following dispatch Wednesday evening. II
true, it dampens Mr.. Douglass hopes:
ro,,. Hon J. r r.nsswonrn, wssSinston D' '' ' low
9esss soop,a Minnesota Tss. vote a CeBysnl9p u
81 boos. Charleston delegation vii b ~
Administration, two Douglas.
The dispachc came from reliable gentleman in Chi
csgo, and is believed to be correct.
The Posts Washington correspondent in letter
dated Jan. II, says:
Mr. Buchanan, assured by those VINO should know .
hsn '1f %s Sso be- @ @ bs
oissniss,ioa bat some Of the ssSeds Republican members
oissnise and perhaps win do for long time yet certainly
long there any hopes Leu OF defeating sr sherman"
Tho Indiana State Republican Convention is
called for the 22d of February, at Indianapolis
Mr.. Glossbrenner, the Sergeant alarms of the
last Congress, holding over has, have stated,
drawn from the York County Pa Bank the sum ia
all Of 500 900, which he has advanced at the usual
rate Of interest," without it, to members Of the
House. This has kept them somewhat easy, while
the poor clerks of the Post-0fice Department and
other stipendaries of the Government shaved to
the extent Of twenty per cent in order TO raise the
money needed FOR their daily bread. This is rather
hard upon the poor Post Office olerks and is the result
OF the neglect of Congress to provide for them the
last session. Meantime as the York County Bank is
Of the Of the old Bank of the
United States, the members Of Congress, before
Speaker is elected, may yet be driven to New-York
city for relief
THE Macon (Ga Citizen contains the following ex-
tract of letter from the Hon. Thomas Hardeman jr
Southern Opposition representative from the Hid Con-
gressoDa District of Georgia:
"we cannot lend IT Is daily and hourly admitted hers elect
only their candidate 90 Add to THAI our
whole vote 20 aud have only then l3 voteso
asss SS
have been % in their vote: will order 70 prevent
have said this tho oor again aud again You
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with ou cleo. him. provided they would agree to
s. {: SS G pr yss 80 that
sssa I'VE are not rsUIs@sd a. party
on 70 abandon ours to save their sinking orunss The truth
every made By them has been would Inferred
WISH BY threats 10 drive into the ranks and
sitter voted for their to Prove that We sye
peOosrss admits tina, our vote. will avail them
o SSt .u
the, end their papers ehsse upon delay Of the orsn
elected would be surprised Mr. Bstslsr Of Virginia
settled upon compromise Briggs Of New
,ys steel nc s,i !. an smineny conservative man. aud will
yOu have ittls insight into the aanssemeu, Of
insnmatory debate upon the slavery question
e, home sos.uppSn and they tine .gss
u.dt TO ys and unit die aud he
in social see. so much for their sincerity and honest iasns
ton =
Bsfk Rcpubirsn syr a.. r inv nsess and threats and tbs
South will yet their syes by mpradence
Dsmseis ys are denounced az an sueuy &c southern sh
aud ruled out Of southern organization HARpEMAN ..
"A Washsspton correspondent Of Pie ". X 7Sses
Ass The following description Of the distinguished Rep
ressntativs Of Alabama;
"kr Cory very striking man, snd Jour sorr.spoadsat
regrets hat 10 came day too late hssr the Amoas
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bSosd and .su,. brow .haAng dsIi ssss full Of
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10 eos'.r.sea MT Ce rpy warns
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