New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12

ana i'1 loL 4~1-.h %! W.
arAnAv,.-Iack Thoringtou- Chairman Whig STATE
Central Committee that be expects Richard
W Walker to take the stump as tie Union canl'
date for Governor
A Convcrtion of the Southern Rights Clubs Of An
tauca Comfy was recently held ar AutangaTlie AMI
Hon William l. Yancy was nomna.ed As cinliia
for the Senate from the Counties Of Auauga an1 u lt-
rouorv. They made no nomination Tor representatives
Alriu O. Ncks Esq. Of Taledega County, has pab-
.leG an address Ia the voters Of Alabama, declaring
himself candidate for Governor, aud setting iorlh MS
rol,cal principles aud the policy he VIII sustain elect
a. lie declares himself Union Party man an1 q
Democrat and IN favor Of the ate endorsing the bonds
IF sncb Paosd Companies as are of general interest
he also advocates extension Of the time Tor the pay
Irent of the State Bonds, and a system oil common
cIoos for the education Of INDECENT children OF whom
he saws there are one hundred Thousand IN the STATE
vbo 70 NOT attend schools He wishe. the o.. the
counties reduced and the election OF all the officers by
the people.
Crorcu.-Von. Alfred H. Colqutt has been nomna
ted rs the Democratic candidate Tor Congress in the Ill
/ Ds.ric. and Hon Elijah V. Chastain in the With Dis
trid In he I.t District Thomas [ Long (CnOn Dem
ocra.) is candidate He opposes the state Rights or
! Secession Democratic organization
4 correspondent Of The Sarannai CoHrier writing
from Nfdre,ir states that GOV. Cobb. upon receipt
of Judge Hiram WaTntrs resi- nation OF his seat upon
-he bench Of the Supreme Cour al once rendered tle
srro,tneut to Hon Ebeut sarnes. OF Augusta In
H. event OF ,luEf GldIIf. I'di''' u ~ t.''
uat is present position Of JUDGE Of the sup C,n''
oi tie Middle Circuit viii be offered to Hon. A. l. MAI
| or. az Augusta.
vuclyI.-Tle new Board of Public Works Of Yr-
oris composed Of Edward Armstrong from The north
| crn Archibald GRAHAM from IT, central, and Thomas
f. Po,d from the southern section Of the state organ.
/ led al Richmond on tie fourth instant hIchhilt
Graham was chosen President and " .am K. Drnear1.
S,cretarv TIE term Of service prescribed By the con
ettion for the members six years; nut the members
first elected are respectively two, four ami SIX
wears 10 be determined by lot the drawing for these
terms of service resulted follows. Archibald GalaIn
two years Edward J. Armstrong, four years; thomis
j. Boyd, six years.
Opio-Tbe state Teachers Association have nomi-
nated Lorn Andrews for State Commissioner OF Com
mon Schools 90
Democratic State Convention 10 nominate a candi-
date is to be held at Columbus, August2l The follow
inc are the candidates that have been suggested,
near as We can ecOllect Harvey Rice. OF Cuyahoga
/ ldeclmed) ; ". Gibson, of Mahonng; Albert ID
" rielt OF Wood Nj Frazier OF Colum1lana Ja'n's
/ ". TAYLOR ol Erie; Rev. : ;. Rickley of seneca NJ
nazcn White. OF Hamilton DIR. H. A Chuds, OF hloX
Trv,s-TLn STATE Convention held az Washington
s3orted resolutions Gcclumg q make any nomiu lions
for State fccrs and adjourned 10 meet &c Austin Jan
l navy = i-l4 arer appointing STATE Central Commit
rec with WASHINGTON ID Miller Oi stn, rs Chairman,
,d ronircut Democrats from Other counties meIn
hon. This Committee looks decidedly Houstonish.
Among the GubeInitoral candidates are Col VI. T..
Johnson George T. Wood, T.. Il. Poase l.. d. Evans,
James " Henderson Thos !. Chambers AMI John W.
Dancv
For Lieutenant Covernor-Da'id C. Dickson j. B.
/ Robertson.
Fo~ Conarcss-Fsstern Texas, George ". Smyrhe
We.-eru Texas. c. X Lewis. Thomas W. Blake, W. K.
Scrrry. and j. H. Bell, (the G9y,rnor)
Tie stump system ard determinations appear 70 be
81. the 20 in Texas now neither patty making distinctive
/ uDmu. lions.
Hrl.ols-Iudee Scates is probably el"c'ed 70 all the
y.csuc, occasoued bs the resignation OF Judge Irn-
LuI Ills msoriry in 81 Clair County Is l,z1l
Wl.coysrs The Democratic State Convention has
/ been called 20 meet sept. :.
Tur WATER EiFcrloN-LARoE MNoRur AGuNsr
SrrrrYryG rHE CRY WITH WHARF.-THE election 20 de-
ode upon tie plan submitted by le Common Council 70
supply Brooklyn with lter passed of yesterday n que;
and orf ery manner and will be- seen the project has
met with al overwhelming defeat The following IS the
resyh -, A.,