The republic., 1851-08-06
The August Elections.
KENTUCKY.

CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES.
Wings. Democrats.
l. H. Mccarthy, Linn Boyd
2. Jefferson Jennings, Hiram McElroy.
Ben E. Gray, (Ind.)
g. Presley Ewing, Beverly L. Clarke.
a. VIM. II. Ward, -
5. Clement S. Hill, James w. Stone.
g. Addison White,
J.H. Hereford, (Ind.)
T. Humphrey Marshall, David Merwether.
s. Leslie Combs, John G. Breckenridge.
9. John G.. Mason,
10. VIM. c. nIarsnaIl, Richard ii. Stanton
INDIANA.
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES.
IVhig and Ind. Loco.
l. L.Q .DeBruler Ind) James Lockhart.
2. Roger Martin, Cyrus L. Dunham.
g. J. Watts, John l.. Robinson.
A. Samn W. Parker Geo. W. Julian, IF. S. }
5. VIM P Rush, (lnd.) Thomas A. Hendricks.
6. Eli p. Farmer, (Ind) Willis A. German.
7. E. w. McGaughey, John G.. Davis.
Stephen G. Dodge.
s. David Brier, Daniel Mace
9. Schuyler Colfax, Graham n. Fitch.
10. Sam'l Brenton Qnd) James w. Borden.
James Grabs, (Ind.)
NORTH CAROLINA.
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATEs.
Whig Dem and opposition to
Compromise
|. Burgess S. Gather, Thomas l.. Clingman.
2. Joseph p. Caldwell, -
3. Alfred Dockery, Green w. Caldwell.
4. James L. Morehead, ---
Gen. Leach, (Ind.)
5. Calvin GravesO Ond.) Abraham w. Venable.
6. (No opposition.) William S. Ashe.
I. Henry w. Miller, John r. J. Daniel.
8. Edward Stanly, Thomas Ruffin.
y. David Outlaw, William F. Martin.
ALABAMA.
State and Congressional Nominations.
FOR dovERNoR.
Whig and Union. Dem and opposition to
Compromise
Benjamin G. Shields,t Henry w. Collier.
FoR CONGRESS.
/. Charles G. Langdon, John Bragg.
2. James Abercrombie, inc. Cochran, (Seceder. }
3. William S. Mudd, Samson w. Harris.
4. William r. Smith, John Erwin.
5. George S. Houston, David Hubbard.
Francis H. Jones,
6. w. R. w. Cobb,
7. Alexander White, Samuel +. Rice.
General Shields, however, has positively de-
clined running.
State and Congregational Nominations.
ron GOVERNOR.
JVhig and Union. Loco and Anti- Comp.
William b. Campbell, William Trousdale.
FOR CONGRESS.
1. l. Andrew Johnson
Landon G. Haynes.
2. Albert G.. Watkins,+
3. Josh NJ. Anderson,% VIM. nj. Churchwen
ID Dickinson, Ind, Gen. VIM. Stone.
4. - John II. Savage
5. George w. Jones, --
6. James II. Thomas, VIM II. Polk, Ind.
7. Meredith p Gentry -
s. William Cullom, j. J. b. Southall.
9. J. G.. Hornberger, Isham G. Harris
10. Walter Coleman, Fred. p. Stanton
IL. Chris. III. Wiliams,+ No opposition.
Late members.
The Legislature to be chosen has to choose a
United States Senator in place of Hopkins l.. Tur-
ney Secession Loco, whose term has expired.
ARKANSAS.
CANDIDATES FOR CoNeREss.
Union Wing. Loco Secessionist
Capt. John Preston, jr, Ind. Robert w. Johnson
TEXAS.
NomINATIoNs FOR CoNoREss.
For Gouernor Benjamin II. Epperson, (Whig,)
Peter Ii. Bell, (present ncumbent,) John Alex
Greer, Z. NJ. Pease, Col. Middleton, T. johnson,
and Gen. T. J. Chambers.
Congress.--I. William b. Ochiltree, (Whig,) }
Richards Scurry, (the nominee of district Loco
convention,) B. Rush Wallace, and Gen N. II
Darnell; 2. Gen. Hugh Mcleod. Volney f. How
ard (late member) Capt G.. X. Lewis, and II
N. Potter, all Independents.-N. y Express
DEATH OF A BosToN MERCHANT AT SEA.-Joseph
Day, esq, highly respectable merchant of this
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