New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16

IIHf0S-1. Harrison -Dallrl tray.
Somcrs Israel Green. White Plains Gilbert Lyon.
Poundridgc III. {. Robertson. Wcstchcser.A Hatfield
Bedford. W ii Robertson Scarsale Francis Secor.
Lcwisboro Daniel Hunt Mamarone k.Z. VOORHEES,.
Newcastle IL Carpenter Rye.........N. ID. Hastead.
EaSchestor. George Archer Son Sh9t-l.
Pclham George Horton. North CastleJos. ; Holly.
HuAkeTs-ll B0rHLHiHerS-i
yorktown. Abner X Strang Cortandta L. y Whitney.
Ossininc . John r. Yoe North Sacm.(iro. G. Finch
MI PcastaV L. Tompkins lonkers. - l.. Valentine.
Grcenburgh Daniel II Little IT, Rochelle Rob H. Coles.
West Farms John Il. Harkn.
Wings Democrats of various shells, L. Last year
Wings, 10; Democrats, b. The Wings have gained the
towns Easchester Newcastle and Poundrdge, and lost
the towns of Ossinng Mamaroneck West Farms, West
chester and scarsdae from last year In some Of the towns
the principal contest for of the minor Offices in
this town. the fight was on Justice OF the Peace.
0For License.
RENssELAER Co-This County has gone Democratic
With Stephentovn to hear FROM the Board stands Wings
and u Democrats Last year the Board stood-WhigS
Loco Focos II. Showing gain on the wrong side OF
members.
WARREx Co-With town to hear from. tAthon the
Democrat, have elected every Supervisor but Queens
burg elects the Temperance ticket Three tickets III
the field i'll that town
VmGINIA-1he Legislature adjourned on the lth a
few bill, of general character and number of Internal
Improvement bills adopted and the State apporoned
for Congressman to make only Istl District
Nhig Excluding the taken last summer, the Lee
esaturc has been session nine months and half The
number of bills passed at its first of sJl52
45 and the number passed the session just closed
i, 600 making in all about LOO bills.
The Wing members of the Legislature have is sued
address their constituents appealing against certain par
tisan acts which adopted the Congressional Gerry
mandcr. sc. The address says:
In vain did the Constitution of the State require the
Congressional Districts 10 be formed Of territory cOntg
nous and compact the ntrgues of partisan leaders and
the settled determination 10 suppress the voice of 10000
voters rumphed all lts sanctions, and resulted in
appOrOnmcnt OF representation in Congress the most
lust tyranncal and odiou> The DISTINGUISHED should be
ed tl, ludOmtabe resolution
toa,ser and their rights and much OF the gallant
spirit liberty must be- lost among the people Hsucl fla
grant outrage against the Constitutional rights OF the mi
nortv shall merited rebuke at the polls.
Provision is made for the registration OF the births
riagcs and deaths.
Alexander Ryes /. suggested for the Wing nomination
to Congress in the Nlth District and Marmadue johnson
in tire lid.
The last Lyncljurgh RDujcan contains the solemn pro-
te,t OF Congressman Bocock DEM against the spells
ifeso Of Col McMucn To- which ls signature appears al
fixed He SAYS Its great talk about Eastern and
Western Virginia a. two separate and hostile nations 1t
!, all Virginia united by the haowed associations in
the past and trust by the common destiny in the
future Every foot OF her soil whether washed by the
oceans surf By the the Ohio shall be dear
me and all sacred parts OF the same honored and re
yered Old Dominion.
VIRGINIA. quadrangular contest seems to be going
on in the Nth District John F. SnOdgrass is the nomi
nee of the Democratic District Convention. Mr. Lewis
of Harrison and Mr. Carlisle running independent
Democratic candidates Alex NJ Sterrett Wing has also
taken the field The District gave Democratic mao-
rity in the last Presidential election.
Louis c. H. Finney, OF AccOmac, is suggested for the
Wing nomination in the LIST District.
GEoRGIA-The second Wednesday in June has been
suggested as the time, and Medgeyille as the place
for holding the Democratic State Convention nomi-
nate candidate for Governor of Georgia. Many names
have been brought forward for the Office by friends the
most prominent being Gen. HARRISON Judge Warner,
and Judge Johnson in the middle section of the State
Hon. John II. Lumpkin in Cherokee and Judge Jack
SON. OF the seaboard II is thought (says The Savannah
Republican, by some that certain Southern Rights
presses we're led suggest the of Judge Jackson
and Judge Warner in order Ia concilate and win back
the Union Democrats and having done that the Con-
vention will give the nomination TO somebody else
the opinion, that bargain will be struck
giving the Governor to the Union Democrats and the
United States Senator and other Offices the Secession
lists. Stringent conditions will be exaetedfrom the Union
Democrats, however in the event of such coalition, if
we are judge from the tone of The Columbus Tunes
WhilOm the organ of the Secessonsts In article sug
costing the of Judge Jackson that paper says that
if he does recognise the Secession doctrine of the
Southern Rights partythe fundamental doctrine of the
Georgia Democracy-it would be sorry him noln
mated for any office above that of constable