New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17
N1en.2lork Qniln Qribune.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

IOTISIANA-liOn. W liatn ". Ashe kJcUl) Is Il cdl-
ddate for collection from the Fayetteville District but
ABORTION of his own party go for calling Convention.
Governor Hebert has issued bis Proclamation order
ing an election 10 be held for Judges IN eighteen ldcal
Dstricts-exclusve Of New-Oreans on Monday, the
10th inst.
The election in the First Judicial District comprising
the Parish of Orleans and having six District Courts
the subject Of special bill The period assigned for
this election is not yet known to US.
Another Proclamation by the Governor appears IN the
Off cal Journal ordering election 60 be held Mon
,av the 23d NAV. for District Attorney in each of
the several Judicial Districts including the Parish Of
Ohoans.
Governor Hebert has made the following among other
Si-u Register Of Land ORee Rouge place o. W.
H. r,rshsw: " wemoFe, Adiltsnt Generals R. w Adams
PARISH l. Terry ana T. Easan OF CAborne " Dolahide
OF SiSi # ''yuA Carter Mcyea ans Dr.
q Fer # sa,. Sepi-qo MsyO O. Graham ynsop
H. n Aial j. ?. ~ sddil, 4 A. Moore, and 5 smith.
The bill to divide the State INTO Congressional DIS
trc-siIniaT 10 that passed in l-43-has passed The
salary of Secretary Of State raised II ODO and
fra conversation voted to HOratiO Davis, Secretary OF
senate 500 and 500 to Mr.. Lewiston The Senate
bill regulating the manner OF pledgng growing crops,
was Loaf in the House
Democratic Caucus which nominated John Sde
L : Senator in place OF SOule. The vote IN the eau.
cus stood for Gov Hebert q Slldell, "a Farmer, L.
At this ucture some one, for reasons Unknown but
without ms consent, NNhhltN inc Hhh' VI wv Nv
bert and Slidel nominated 1t is said that at least
10000 was circulated among the members, aud caused
the result.
John S,i9ell his been elected L. 5 SenaJor-!he vote
stood: Slidell 20: Col. I. q. Hunt, 81.
In the caucus which nominated John Slidell as the
Democr,tic candidate for Senator OF Louisiana, Mr.
svod offered the third Of the series of the celebrated
Virpins resolutions OF y and ~.
That the caucus doth explicitly and peremptorily de-
clare thar il views the powers of the Federal G0Vern
ment as resulting from the compact (which the States
are narfje as limited by the plain and intention OF
The instrument constituting that compact no further
valid than they are authorized by the grants enumerated
in thar compact and that in OF deliberate, pdlpa
HE and dangerous exercise OF other pow eT> not granted
b the said compact the States who parties thereto
have The right and are in duty bound interpOse for
resting the progress of the evil, and for maintaining
within their spectre limits the authorities, rights ana
liberties appertaIning 10 them.
A copv was firu asded 70 the nominee p which Mr.
SldeI returned tie following reply: 400 go,
pr,s STA have received hrou.h Nj y .oa rso1toa
40 s stoa Of candidate lated senate beg
cav, e 's, iters6 I'D oppressed sLd xheh e51et
qualified Isry respectfully your 'odieai ,ss. az
WV Prsa IN chairu.a.
u The Baton Rouge A9rooae IS authorized 70 an
ncunce " f. Griffin, az present State Senator from
tie parish Of AvOyees q candidate Tor Representa-
i've N Congress from the Hid District subject 70 the
decision OF tie DemocracJ District Convention
Weunders,and that the newly elected A-socs'3 jus
rices OF the Supreme Court, Mrssrs Buchanan, Ogden
Csrrbt md VOORHEES, recently mer IN the Office u the
Secretary Of State a Baton Rouge anil drew tr their
terms If service IS fooxs Mr. Campbell eight years
voorIies sax yssrs Ogden four wears and baelanal'
two years
M,s.ocsr-Col Ferdinand Kennel ,An'i-Benton,)
the Missouri member Of TIE Democratic National Com
mistee declines announcing himself as candidate ior
Congress in the lIh District, but IS Wiling 20 submit
bis claims 70 q District Convention. lie says:
Tie altogether isrs1 ear ago. S-en 20 Snto- PEE
ie ard called urol el ~ - l,I' m
HIS mighty intellect and erll ice VI
esrnc-e riumpharv thr0I the coztls- hsTsheles
would - rsfr c-spats unefakirs i1f say enc l7N
10 ihe DEu &c 20 e likewise. 49,,
T o1ses;a6hed ,yss Czye-fiass tie ony r,sns g
conceive by vrich rne majority sa D 1i1- - U.s. - &
iseu ~ AID th-ouah I0Eve-1ols lat Deilocf -
Drllocrsfs 20 - -)s Ola a
tuuph presut month 5y siherns 70 ne sse no Vim
reary ell esi1g u le parry -sis .ADs7a &c
seE fully s-ssses with ~ ef ;hs 70 act 7taerIse asn 20
the o: Couyslor q % aci aEanst lls
@ srd ~. rrsr re Deuscrsrso the District % cal 7nTsa
ou ~ lie plrro nan :, cur st4lassars
Whoever % Hsy D. ns 'ns' receive FTEDSaSo KESSETT.
Tie s. Louis (Mo) Democrat (Benton) oirer: win
Col X. the effect Of 81 independent DemoctS'l can
ddafe taking the field The Democrat THINKS mat the
reope of the District are abundany qualified to de-
eide between the merits Of rival candidates WITHOUT the
intervention OF packed Conventions IL says.
Tie Demo have 6eD0Enced the Cors
4 STonf n itse, BAT se-nse - - scoe "A &c.,
instead tie wishes o. nc ~. 1ri7
party would willingly repndae MS : .'SH -''ss
r. Elections next August take place Ia these
Districts 70 give Missouri her fa representation IN
Congress. AslEarts in tbe Dcmocrahc camp are DC