New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-21
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
M,ss.cHussrss.-IIon. Henry W. Bish-

nj, Of Ienox lac Loco and Free Soil candidate
tar Congress in the With District. has been ap-
,oir.ed as the additional Judge Of the Court OF
Common Pleas presided for by the last Legs
lature. Bishop has been one OF the main props
Of the National Democracy and at the late
session of the Legislature he received their
scattering vote foi tine L. ). Senate. AT this
rate there VIII no, &c enough Nationals left to
send bogus Delegation to the Loco National
Con,ention, all Of tie Delegates to the last
| National Convention having been more or less
| Identified with the Coalition, notwithstanding
| the pretended friendship Of some of these Dele
| gates g ,ha, purely Democratic instrument the
| Fusit.,r Slave law, which they are 50 exceed
| ugiy solioitous o making the test Of mans
Democracy Just now.
VERMONT. While we once in a while
hear Of the decl.nauon Of a candidacy Tor some
( Office CT other by Loco Coditionist, 1t Is also
I gratifying to see documents like the following
! which we extrac. from the Brani'5oro Demoe'@
EpIr1R DEyocRAT. The published proceedings OF
Convention OF the Democracy OF Nlnlhain Coahly'
held a; Fayetteville he 2t day oil July hls' us
close The fact that nominated by ma, 'OhVeh-
ton candidate for the once oi state Attorney LOT
this county. M 50
While most reaf ily acanow edge the hberallty OF
HAT nomination, mIst BE permitted respectfully 10
decline il and would serve Ia be sufficient reason
for so dong, that another individual mas Deen de-
cared a candidate f'r that Office by Conyenton OF
The Whigs of this county. TO which party claim to
belong. Respectfully yours &c,
Savfor's Rtrer, Juiy7, lojl
This IS a sure representation OF the popular
feeling IN the Green Mountain State, and indl-
Gates which way ma orty of her votes will be
cast In September M. Kellogg however much
he loved Freedom was not to be transferred to
the Coalition National Democracy without an
n,tcrarce Of his dissent al least
CoNSEcrrcUr. The County Court Judges
elected by the Legislature are as follows: Hart
ford County Francis Parsons, (Whig@ New
Haven County, no choice. the Senate adherng
to John Beach and me House eleciing Judge
Blackman; Fairfield County, Thomas Is OrS-
borne (Whig y iiichheld County, Hiram Good
win, fWhig9 New London County, James A.
Hoyey, tLoco) Windham County, George ,.
Catlin Hoco3 MiddleSoX County, Samuel Ing
ham, U.oco9 Holland County, Zalinon \ storrs,
(Whie)
The State Prison Directors are Zebalon
Brockway, Free sol ioco) and ChaS ). RusS
and Ama1i Ghdings. (Nhg)
The Bank Commissioners are Charles Marvin,
(Whic0 Mason Cleveland and Donald j. War
nor. (Lccos.)
PrNNsyLvAsIA.-A Mass Meeting of
ten SCOTS friends in Western Pennsylvania,
is called to meet Pittsburgh, August 20, the an
niversary of the Battles Of CherubuscO and Con-
ireras Messrs r j. Blgham. Fred q. Kay, W.
A. Charlton Francis Rams, John Young, Jr.,
Robert Porter, Leonard 5. johns. Andrew
Ba,ne and Ephmim Jones compose the Com
Inittec OF Invitation.
GEoRGIA.-The State Temperance Con-
vention was held AZ Griffin, July % The ami
versary address wa delivered by Hon. James
+. Be!sey, an ex-M G. Several state Lectur-
crs were chosen
The Common School Convention was held at
Marietta ON the 9th INST Bishop Elliott presiding
Sixty counties were represented, and liberal
system of education recommended, and many
prominent men appeared in the proceedings of
the Convention.
In the With District the so.caled South
crn Rights" or Qulltlebum party have Nominated
Robert McMillcno Ebert Co as their candidate
for Congress
The Sara,lna' Gcor sion publishes. with an
approval an old letter of Judge Mclean, ac-
know lodging the night OF an individual or
community" to resist an unconstitutional act
of Congress" We are al a loss to understand
the object OF the Georgian in this. The Georgian
also fa,ors Congress huying back from Calllor-
MA all south of &c 30, CORA Slave Sta,e) TO stop
Slavery Agitation by the Sccesslonists. Blu
chanan promises this 70 the South. but 1t is ex-
tremely doubtful whether Congress viii go for
any such proposition. notwithstanding all the
love OF the cx.Secrctary Of State for the votes Of
the Nulfers Slavery can never be further ex
eended IN this country.
Judge Junius Hlllyei is the Union candidate
Tor Congress IN the With (Cobb's) District, in.
stead Of Gen Woilord, previously announced.
ALABAMAs--Judge William r. Smith is
now the only Union" candidate IN the lVth
/ (IngeSl District
The Secesslonists OF Chambers County, On
the With 'District) go for Samuel T. Rice OF
Talsdcga for Congress
MISSISSIPPI Barnett ('Union) has
been elected jude OF the Circuit Court for the
Hid District, over T. J Davenport, Quitman
Secessionist.
Col Tarpley, one Of the Secession candidates
Tor State Chancellor, has withdrawn, leaving
acting Gov. Gulcn (Seco ssion) and Charles Scott
{Union) in the fed J. T. SimmS Is a candi-
date for Clerk of ,he Superior Court of Chancery.
--iute Lea the Indian Agent, who recently
died IN Missouri is 40, the same Luke lea who
founerl, resided IL Mississippi He was rela-
tive though OF Mr.. Lea OF Mississippi, the Com
missioner OF Indian Asalys
f.. c. kewen. formerly OF Columbus, Miss,
Is Wing candidate for Congress IN California,
and William H. Far late of Aberdeen and
a,aa,.-.- IL. M--.-..----... Rnl.nnrs .alll.