New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09

wish to eUter into an alliance with any State or
States whose Government, in the hands OF the
excitabe, ambitious, and interruptions men who
bold and slways win hold the reigns Of power
must inevitably tend to consolidation, If not to
a military despotism. Many think there can be
DO reasonable objection to a central Confederaey,
and whether the proposition be put down OF not,
it will certainly be urged in the Convention by
some of lite most prominent members, the hon'
VIM s. Goggin in the Head.
The most offensive man to the South-eer-
tainly to Yirginia-in the Cabinet Of Mr. LIN
coin, 10 Salmon p. Chase. He is regarded as
the most bitter and inplacable enemy to the msn'
tuition Of Slavery, who viii not hesitate TO efer'
else all the power and influence which he can
command to humilate and put down the section
in which il exists, regardless of the means oy
which that end may be secured. The following
is o conversation purportng to have taken place
in Washington between Mr.. Chase and Or.
Writ of Westmorelapd County, Va. If Il be
true, IL leaves but little hope of anything hke
compromise between the two sections II 10
not true, Mr.. Chase should at once deny it.
81 20 Communicate the substance Of con
yersaon bold by Tr. Win imy brcthenlaw) win hIoo,.
Chs'e Of Ohio In Wa'hntOn tho evening Of hisy me
18Th Of rs ,G he Be- pGR csss Cabinet BE- you'd use
bis influences to IN the south and no, 70
REINFORCE retse the Southern ios ard Chase told him bs,
the President would DO hi. duy sDd eenfore Anderson and
proec, him at al hazards South CNons re ed ihe con
@S"d s. the Of ab o. the soah All
servsve and Un Dlons NJ VI snis and the snh seod
sn m wSad , could sG not s i sG
inquired be- expected the South 70 r-urn TO the Uon
had bti'
aisd be snwered do not want hrm TO t,prn- the s,s
S %ssS =: than hey sis ds%.adns p VII hen 10
CURED be o'rsci,d TO .nhjus.e the sSuhi He rid Len
could ,eSeey rs tssn,ys maon, sos Ess he !. Sc9s
Who /. ,fs cSn.e Of se @s What viii You with him when
thu. .edi Allow you h,ve him prom TO woh your n-
eooni,'d in Centr.l America Dr. Wit thsn Inquired the
Fugitive Sieve law 70 DO respected hr Chase saia u
a%.s.s Ssi,sssS could be 'vsn up Psd or PAID
he .God he ,en to hs saosJ IN ce a wo ,S
be In pn,s WITHIN one ,e. and n ten year no
- tbs conversation 30 important Dd'engt me
policy .Le wing Of the Rpubican party that 20
to M Cr,ceI Representative Of HE county in the Virgins
Tie letter on MoSd.y ism a have heard o. it, rrcsp
ton II In hichGond inquire Mr. yoaH 1..'ene' '"
The Hon. J. NJ. Daniel, late Minister to
| Turin has resumed the editorial management OF
| The Richmond Examiner. Mr.. Daniel achieved
no small degree of notoriety as an editor before
his appointment to the SardInian Court. He
bids tair 10 render himself still more conspcutu s
by his uncompromising ho,t'lIiy to the North and
| Northern men. and by his bitter denunciation OF
all who take the liberty of differing from hun IN
their way Of thinking. j can call TO mind no
man who is No successful in the selection ana To-
yeniion Of bitter and singular ePithets US be Is
unless II be TX Gov Wise or ParsOn Bro"nbw'
In Lis hands. The EIanin,T will become vel
come sheet 10 the Union. br,a kers and Southern
sectional enthusiasts.
Cant. John Lockhsrt Of the slave-brig Storm
King has been released on bail There no
possibility Of his conviction, even for misde'
mcanor on the indictment on winch he WAS
tlied eleven Of the Jury being for ocquittaI, and
one for conviction. His ,rial is nothing more
| than n farce.
| p. III. A,Iett, c.q., las resigned his pos'ti"1 nc
| United States District Attorney in this city. lie
did 40 Oh the ground Of patriotism
Business is very dull here. Eleven vessels con-
tuts all the sea-goDg craft IN port ms
| about a fair sample Of the general appearance OF
thlugs.
The Hon. James A. Sedden, one OF The dele
gates from Virginia TO the late Peace Confer
| suce, addressed large audience ut III, African
| Church last night. He condemned the traHhlin
substitute. in n detailed account Of the proceed
,ng. Of that body aud urged the Immediate s-ces'
sion Of every Southern State. LIS Peroranoh
was very bitter against the North