New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21

RUSH, RICHARD, beaten for Vice-President in
aUsK, Gen. THOMAS j., Of Texas, beaten for Vice
President 10 Democratic National Convention ls52 90
ICOTT, Gen. WINFIELD, Of New-York, defeated
in wbis Conventon 1913: i-Nominated for Prealdeot
1882 lS-Lee accepting nomination for President sss 10
-Defested for President 1885, ~
ECEDlRs' CONVENTION at Charleston, and Plat
ECEDrRs' CONVENTION at Baltimore nominates
John Breckindse for President and Cen Joseph Lane
EWARD. WM. H., of New.York, candidate for
President before National Repub an Convention loo' VI
hi, Irrspressibe Conflict speech at Rochester, ioo
ERGEANT, JOHN, OF PeansyVania, oea.Gh S.r, ,Gn n
Whig National Convention 1S4 10 nj
INGLEToN, OTBO r, of Mississippi, on Dssoiu-
n AVERY EXTENSION or RESTRICTION, History of
the struggle for.
oyn and Progress of Slavery IN America: as-Bhtish Des.
affecting slavery the Colonies ,y oans sns
for the Government he Territories and the exclusion Of
Slavery thereon 5Yeas and Nays tb reon In Continental
SOpsey TsnO The s.ders Constitution on slavery:
5CConstituona Amendments affecting slavery LESSONS
Ordinance Of 81: s3-Rspo Of John Randolph ofya and
FRANKLIN q in opposition thereto Ias ~ hess s Js%s.
Tsissdee Of N " Proposition sa,ta ned By The House;
Remark thereon b %r FSlsI Of Mass ~ E,%aifs = M sd Of
Restriction pegatived in the sonste Ss-Houe refuses to
Second M..eo ssss Mr. %Sh1 " wsSsT wfsyST Of
favor Of slavery Rescp ss-Resoyes Of Lss.s.nIs 9f
tucky Lessure COmprO9i,e proposed bS the se9ste o.
conc"f ok. finally
carried TIE HoGse BY 80 Yeas a Only Sn Free s,sss TO
Enarsemen Of Missouri ia 1885 Annexation of Texas 6
Address OF John Q Adams md other @hg member: S against
ah % SSn h.s propose. den
ton p,ejec, Of Milton Brown Of Tenn Adopted Yeas Jls
csyton % Conprsml.ej Mr. Roots Resolve for slavery
Psopcgn Sf RSad % Tho@pson Of Ind Slavery
eIlud,d from Oregon territory 7s-Mr Douglas Of inots
6e .rteO but House refuses The COmOr9nise
Of 1885, Gen Taylor,s Iecommendsipns; Gen sam H0u'
MI Jphn Sells proposition objection. to Nj Osy''
scheme b. Foote Of Miss and Msscn Of Va 6-DO By Mr.
Jefferson Davis ofMss Mr. Clay In reply Messrs King Of
Ala, Downs Of Ia and Butler s c. in further oppo.
PP 70 % ES1 . e & Mr. sscS
Daviss Auenda ent: 7s-Mr Chase Of Ohio moves pro-
hOitcn Of SLAYER, The o%gdsas dsfssed as whcle but
Mr. Achisons remarks thereon Presdent Pierce otests
sao s sni S
thoise people Of Kansas tn prohibit Slavery therein OPP
ciaytons "Amsricsn amendment; Mr.. Chase that
the people Of the Territory Dc authorized te their own
the Bin aaoThs Nesrsks bin passes the Senate
The ESnsas I Nebraska S passes the S h9pss s SYs i
Misou, Comprome President Pierce on Ksnssa Affairs in
$3.50; Mr.. Douglass Repat DO, March ~ ,56: s7-M
an of Kansas auds Report Of Messrs Howard
and Sherman thereon: 20 House votes to admit Kansas
iCS~mr. Tia@buIs amendments thereto; Do Mess FOs
ters Wrsons and sewa,es Passage Of Douglass bl loa-
Pie.ces Message Kansas: ITO Messrs Hae Seward
Mason, Wilson and Pugh thereon; BushansS
sgeins Leeonpton: ll4Action on L~compon In Kansas
1s ssoG LssSTPOa po &
The Lecomrton bin Psss-d 10 the Senate bat in
s 9es sdapas
Mr. English moves Conference Committee Carisd
i~Carried through both Houses Tie Wysudot Conveo.
ton and Constitution: las-Mr Grow Proposesend the House
Senate refuses to act OF the bill:l26
SIAVE-TRADE ADVOCATED In Democratic Ma
tonal Convention by Mr. Gaulden Of Georgia: 49,
SPENCER, AMBROSE, of New-York, President
WING Nstsona Convention, 1874: l3
SPENCER, JOHN c., of New-York, President Anti
Masonic National Convention: 10.
ANDREW, of Virginia, President Sec
oDd Democratic National Convention l2-Do Presiden.
Nstiensl Democratic Convention, 1913: l6
STRANGE, ROBERT, of North Carolina beaten for
iee.Prrsident in Democratic Convention, lss2: 20
SUMNER, CHARLES, OF Massachusetts, defeated for
VieePetident in Republican National Convention 1856 e.
SUPREME COURT, POWER AND DUTIES Of
Opinions of Thomas Jeeson 4-of John Taylor of Caro-
Kne Va, John Randolph of Roanoke Nathaniel Macon Of
North Carolina, and John Bacon Of Massachusetts: lI5-
Opinions Of John j. Crttenden, Nathaniel Macon, James
Barbour Supreme Court of Georgia, Legislature Of Georgia
sapreme Court Of Pennlyana, and Court Of Appeals Of
johnson, Gen. Asew Jackson, and Daniel Webster III.
Taylor RATIFICATION MEETING at Philadelphia,
I848, and Resolves: Is.
Taylor, ZACHARY, of Louisiana, Wing nominee
for President ls4s i5-Eected President in 1913: Is
TYLER, john, OfVirgnia, nominated and defeated
foe veetprssdsn. 1856 i2NOmina:ed vice-Presdens,
st Harrisburg. 1893: H.
TuDEN, DANIEL R., of Ohio proposes Slavery
Restriction In whis Convention l94S lsTwothirds rule
adopted by first Democratic Convention 1882 10.
'OUCEY, isaac, of Connecticut, supported for
hy tic Conv
IAN BUREN,, MARTIN, of New-York, nominated
for ViOePsssdent: lo-Nominsted for reelection Pea
in DemoG.tic National Convention, Is44 lsNomiaatsd
for President By Buffalo Convention l84s Ton Slavery in
ZoTE IN WInG NATIONAL CONVENTION, 1852, on
Resolve approving Compronse messures Of 1885, l9.
WARD, JOHN f., of Georgia, President of the I
Democratic National Convention, 1856: "a
WEBSTER, DANIEL, of Massachusetts,, supported |
by Msssschuse President 1896: l2Deested FOR Pres
idsnt in Wig Coaysniop S4a -Bea'en for President in
WELLER, Col john b., of California, beaten for |
Vice President In Democratic National Convention 1882 30
WIG NATIONAL CONVENTIONS, held at Harris |
burg, Penn 1899; R-Hel at Baltimore, Nd, 1874: -
Held Philadelphia PENN 1913: l5-held at Baltimore,
Nd iss2: lS-Hsld at Baltimore Nd, 1885: IS
vHTE, HUGH L., of Tennessee, unsuccessful can |
Gdate for President: u
sIMOT, DAVID, of Pennsylvania, defeated for |
ycs.PrsdeLt in Republican Convention, 1886: 22Ten-
pozry Chairman Republican National Convention l96O 26.
In.sON, Gen. HENRY, of Massachusetts,, Presi-
dent of Free Democratic Convention 1882 IL.
yRT, WILLIAM, of Maryland, nti-MasoDie can
didste for President, 1882: 10.
yHKINs, WILLIAM, of Pennsylvania, supported
BY Pennsylvania for Vice President 1892: IL
'IsCONsIN declares for Free Territory through |
Legislative resolves
'oODBUBY, LEVI, of New-Hampshire, beaten for
President in Democratic Convention l8is; Is.
right, SILAS, of New York, nominated for Vice
Presiden, BY Democratic National Convention of ls4s but
declined 10
iNCEY, WILLIAM L., of Alabama offers mon
Interference resolve iE Democratic Convention, 1913: IL
He advocates Revolution In the South 49,
DUNG, Col. SAMUEL, of New-YOrk, President Of
the BambumeIs' Convention at Utica In l948: II.
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