New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21
POLITICAL ITEMS.

Central Committee IS composed OF the following per-
Sons Hon William Dock, Of Dauphn, Chairman
Gen William Ross, Luzerns William Deal, Esq,
Of Philadelphia Thos. J. Power, Esq, OF Beaver
J Ellis Bonham. Esq, Of Cumberland Col. James
burnside OF Center Col Frederick K Boas. Of
Dauphin Gen George w Bowman, Of Bedford
James L. Reynolds, Esq. Of Lancaster
Tie Native American State Convention IS TO bs
held at Harrisburg July %
NEw-HAMPsHlRE.-The Loco-Foco State
Committee We here subjom
Stephen W. Dearborn Of Exeter, James II. But
Ter of Nottingham.
srRAFFoRD CoUxrY.-Thol-as Stackpole Of Do
ver James Harrington Of Rochester.
BELKNAP-Samue Tilton Of Sanbornton, Lyman
B Walker of Clifford
CARRoLL-MOulton II. MarSton of Sandwich Lew
T Hersey Of Marlborough.
MERRlMAcK-John II. George Of Concord, A. II.
Robinson of Salisbury, Lewis Smith Of lIenniker,
Amos Hadley, %, of Bow.
INSTRUMENTATION Parker Of Francostown.
{. ?. Danforth Of Nashua
CHEsmRE-George Huntington OF Walpoie. II. 4.
Bill Of Keene
SUILIyAN-Edmund Burke Of Newport, Ralph Met
calf Of Newport
GRAFToN-S. E. Sargent of Wentworth, Samuel
Swasey Of Haverhill.
Coos-L. Lombard Of Coebrook, ). VI Rix of Ian
caster
ALABAIA.-Electon, August 4.-The
Union" candidate for Governor Benjamin G.
Shields declines entering the contest for Governor.
if the Secession candidate, II. W. Collier, opposes
"Rce stance Collier has replied in q very unsats
factory manner and 1t is supposed the Union candI
date viii remain ia the field
In the III Congressional District Col John
Cochran has been nominated as he Resistance"
candidate Tor Congress, in place of WIN. L. Yancy,
who declined. The Umon>is present James Aber-
crombie
In he With District. Alexander White Is The
Union" candidate. jefferson Faulkner opposes Mr.
White.
A State Convention of Delegates from District
Secession CLUBS, commenced its sessions at Mont
gomery ON the 10th inst, Thomas Williams, Presi-
dent. number Of ultra Reslstants" figured IN
the proceedings VIM. l.. Ymcey. G. W Gayle,
John A. Campbell. sc. Aaer declining 10 nominate
candidate for Governor, by vote OF % to 81, the
Convention adjourned without day The position
Collier took. who is running Independent for Gov
onor. WAS severely criticised Messrs. Walker,
Yanccy and Martin declared their intention Of Op-
posing Collier.
MIcmGAN,-A State Convention of Re-
formers is to be held at Lich6eld Hillsdae Co,
July TO- It's labors are to be confined TO the nycsti
CATION and discussion Of questions in relation to the
improvement and elevation of humanity.
MARYLAND.-The political scramble has
commenced for the Fall Elections and candidates
for the state and local Offices are nnumerabe. The
Congressional Election takes place Oct. /, and the
@. Ia, .ho
sional District the friends of John Kettlcwell and
Carroll Spence present those gentlemen as Loco
didates, and in the WITH District VIM. P. Whyte and
VI j. Cohen are named by the Locos.
The New Constitution has been adopted by over
10000 MAJ.
INDIANA-Election Aug. "A warm
Congressional canvass gong on, and but little dis
cussion has taken place the merits of the new
Constitution We present the Congressional candi-
dates so far as they have been nominated:
DIST Who OPPOSITION
IL @ DeBruler. James LOckhart.
2.ROgcr Martin. Cyrus L. Durham.
3-JohnSOn Watts. John l.. Robinson.
4 Samuel W. Parker George w. Julian
5 Thomas A. Hendricks.
| { In tins District the Willis 4. German.
candidates are al Opp0- William VI. Connolly.
siiiOn. and are only dlyld- George w. Carr.
cd a. 10 the Presidency. W. K lladdon.
= EdW. W McGaughey
Wv. X. Rochester. Daniel Mace.
2 SCHUYLER COlfaX Graham \. Fitch
/ lO-Samucl BTentOn James W. Borden
/ In the WIN District the contest is curious one,
! William NJ. Connolly going for the nomination OF
Isaac P Walker as the Loco Foco candidate for the
! Presidency, and German for Gen. Joseph Lane Of
/ Oregon
RHODE ISLAND. -Fhe Legislature is now
in session. and has been occupied principally on the
! Reform measures which have bcon proposed. The
Secret Ballot and Land Reform are the principal
measures Of reform proposed.
NEw-YoRK.-The Coalition Loco-Foco
State Convention is TO be held in Syracuse, sept TO-
The Industrial Legislature assemblies at Albany,
Sept .. and Will be composed Of Delegates from As
sociations Of Workingmen and Refomers.
The annual election Of officers OF the New
York City Industrial Congress took place at the new
City Hall, June l., where the Congress holds IT'S
sessions every Tuesday, and resulted IN the unanl-
( nous reelection Of X. Arthur Bailey, President
Yice-Presidents Daniel Willis and John A. Smith
Recording Secretary Henry Guild Financial
Secretary. William Rowe Corresponding Secretary,
/ Ben Price Treasurer, David Marsh Committee
on Correspondence, John II. keyser William. J.
( Young and John kingsley Finance, Printing and
/ Executive Committees were also appointed The
| Industrial Congress Is a ReiomatOTy organization
and 4 composed Of three Delegates from each Asso
citation Of Refomers and WOrkingmen in the City
Although II has not been IN existence much over a
year, It has e1eried great influence in behalf Of
/ Reform in New-York City.
GEoRGIA.-How Cobb g. Union, y and
Charles j. Mcdonald IL Secession have accepted
| the nominations Of their several parties for Gov
| emor
A State Convention OF Mechanics and Reform
err IS 10 be held At Atlanta, July 4, and already
quite a number Of Delegates have been chosen. The
Common School state Convention Is 10 be held At