New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19

institutions thereof" should, by majority OF TO- declare
that these domestic Institutions should be al once ano
| irrevOcably abolished everywherot ,c..
! The friends OF Hr Jim Lane " as one Oh the Seh
at0s from Kansas delights 20 be called are yer! nucu
exercised the recent election OF Governor Cah!
his successor. They scout the idea tat y III '1
sense valid or binding; and ayoW thcir lnt'"'lo''
making il the leading issue in their local ponies III lh'
next campaign. The fact that Senator Lanes TERN
does not expire till two months after the next Legso
ture meets; that the State Senate which has Jus'
aided in eectng successor il two years old and may
therefore be supposed 10 know, bat imperiecuy 'h'
present wishes of the people ana thht no votes W.T.
cast in opposition 70 Governor Carney are an III goa a.
proofs Oi the improperly OF the course the Legislature
took go
But impropriety is not always egality and the lie
gal question il is said has never been decided sup
bose the next Legislature should elect Ianeor should
elect some third pcrson-would the old the new cleo
ton stand On after an office has been once nhed n.s
tie eecng body right TO ignore the iact ana nj II
again And if not, how long in advance may Legs
lature elect the successor 10 ~ Senator
On the other hand the friends Of Gov. Carney claim
that there viii be no occasion ior asking inc q9esVps'
because the next Legislature viii be strong for nm tha
this one has been. For the rest 1t may be added that
in the Presidential spcculations and chasinss-Gp oi
scores this Kansas affair is claimed here as 80 muoh io
Chase
Apropos to residential peculations: It is not true
as some Of the dispatches have had IT, that the recent
primary election in Baltimore was triumph i9i MT.
Lincoln or "A triumph for any Presidential candidate
Ii was simply @ very emphatic reputation OF Mr. Mont
gomery Blafs friends, who insisted on forcing pre-
mature declaration Of preference ON the ires-dentlh
question This Mr.. Winter Davis and his friends re-
fused to give and between them the issue was ialry
made up.
II is true that the party which had on its tickets such
headings Abraham Lincoln and Thomas swami
was defeated carrying but three wards out of twenty
hut the defeat was not Mr. Lncons but that az these
udiscreet friends OF his who insisted ON coupling his
name with movement with which il had 10 legitimate
connection.
. For Immediate Emancipation" "No State Compcn-
sation." No Negro Apprenticeship those were the
watchwosds inscribed the tickets Of the party tina,
carried seventeen out of twenty wards When has Ma
ryland ever rallied 70 nobler ones
Let IRE end Presidential talk. after the Presidential
plan, with little story. 1t may not be important but
II is true.
A few days ego Mr. John GansOn whom The " y Times
has been recently euogzing the foremost IN honesty
qnd principle OF the NewYork Democrats in the ouse
was conyersing at Wizards with eminent editor.
when Coy. Parker approached saiuted him, and asked
an introduction the editor. They were introduced.
" haze desired your acquaintance for long ume,
Gov R. read your paper regularly I'm not at all
partisan IN my newspaper tastes, and make II point
to read al sides
Then vou're been reading Cracfly tie rifht paper,
interrupted the wicked Ganson and the interview came
to an abrupt close. Wh