New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02

IowA-\ational Politics will not enter
much IN the contest IN this State Tor County Of
fcers With the exception OF the recent Con
ycntIon Of the Coalition United Democracy. It Is
curious fact no expression with regard to the
political issues OF the day has been made at
hardly any Of the nominating Conventions.
River and Harbor Improvements we're thus on
dorscG by the Wings Of Wapelo Co.
Resolred That while We heartily tender our
grateful Acknowledgements to the Administration, AMI
ihc patriotic Statesmen who stood by and supported
tie River and Harbor improvement Bill We most
uuquahfedly condemn the. rulnouS, naro" ana
fiSh course pursued By portion OF the Democratic
Western Senators. under the influence oi party
caucu, dictaton which resulted IN the defeat OF thus
great Western measure.
President Fillmore course was also approved
by the Wings Of Du Buque IN the resolves they
adopted
The platform lald down by the State Conven-
tion of Radicals was heartily approved by the
Democracy, Of Monroe Co. at their nominating
Convention The Convention. It wIll be recol-
lected. was held at Washington June p. J.
W Cattell. OF Cedar Co, formerly of OHIO, and
a prominent Coalitonist presided, and II was adj
dressed by II l. Preston and others. The Fu-
gtl,e Slave Law was strongly condemned, and
the most Radical loco.toco principles broached
In view of this state of things, the Phiiad,t-
phia Penpsy yirariap. IN putting Free SOIL Dem
ocratlc paper of Iowa. Che Fort Madison S'a'cs-
man, says. that that paper
"AntIcipateS "A great Democratic victory IN Au-
gust The canvass l. conducted Oh broad national
principles. ~ the Democrats, without collision with
any Other party
The pulling OF the Statesman by the PepnsW
ran5aa Is amusing. when 1t Is considered that 1t
was only few day, ago that 1t lavlshed It's
praises upon an ultra Georgia Secession paper,
Che ColuDiJps T,ues)
The County Conventions Of the different par
ties, with the exceptions Ne have noted have
met and made their nominations without as
much as the utterance OF IN adherence 10 theH
own party organizations even, except IN the
name) vet The Pepnsy yIpannH has the assurance
to say that the canvass Is conducted on 5roadna
t.onal principles If the Pesnsy yiraman means
that lis friends are conducting the campaign On
such principles We would be much Obliged to II
# II would produce Q single resolution adopted
by the Iowa Democracy. during the campaign.
beside the Antl-Fugltlve Slave Law resolutions
we have referred 20.
The most important officers to be chosen at
the election. August /. are County Judges whose
duties and responsibilities we're heretofore III
vided between three Commissioners, one Com
missioner, Clerk and Judge OF Probate.
For the information 0f our readers We publish
list OF the more prominent candidates tor the
Judiciary
Dt Ruguf--W II Hamilton lJ01es-- Vi trs.ail ny
Dsiateqre-JOAn Benson PotE-f II bnfoHnse.
Drt7s-Henrs ". Briggs, " dSh.Hgi0a- kn.t n hYs',
H,nry-John Morton NcDell0-JOhu " feuilcA'
J.7ersOH-Moses Black .Nnsc1fHe-Af "isH''E'-
INDEPENDENT.
L>e-RDbt A. Russell lheRrg-M L. hd""us-
WGptUo-Charles Dudley
OPPOSITION
H., uo,,., Charlie. Mason cksOn-F B-ng>.
- rds,,rd Iohnsfnn D,iarars-M Watson
Tob,soa-EsmanJo "A Lee Van BsreR-Sam Rhode.
polt Tohr e Zones W1peuO-Sllss OrsbOrne
D,, R,ove-Wm I Losell NSscGtins-1 s Paryln.
I0rd-Nm. Wallace. BsEfoH-D . bleoANe'
T5g1-I,bn { Beryv H9nroe-DaS Il Will.