New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
PUTNAM COUNTY


OElr1>. Co. y. J, has elected five Wing to four Dem
PUTNAM COUNTY.
Uifgs-s Dcno-rafs-i
South East -. Isaac Kelley. .Phpston- VIM Briseu.
plrerson.. Gilbert Bailey Kent Colensn h Townsend
Putnam Valley Jos S,rang.
Carmel. ...... WA. Clausen.
Last year the Board was entirely Democratic
LorrsI.xA-We have received few scattered re-
turns of the Judicial Election which came of on the ih
inst. The contest was not political one christian
Roselius and Thomas Slidell were the principal cand'
dates for Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court }. j.
Burk Esq also candidate For Associate Justices
there number OF candidates, but we have no den
rite returns The Parish of Orleans has given Shdel 81
majority and Judge Buchanan for Associate ustc otlsi
District "a msiOrty over Judge Kennedy, hrs principal
competitor. The Parishes of Plaquemlne and -
Bernard are also in this District In the lid Judicial
District, the six Precincts OF New Orleans are ony
heard from, which give Miles Taylor majority. Inc
Parishes of Jefferson s. Charles St John the Baptist,
St James Ascension, Assumption, Laiourche Interior
Terrebnone, West Baton Rouge, and lbervle are also
in this District
From the Third and Fourth Districts We have no re-
turns We give the apPortiOnment of those Districts:
THIRD DIsrRicr-The Parishes of St. Tammany,
Washington Livingston. st. Helena East Baton Rouge
East Felicana, West Feciana Point Coupee, AvOyelles
Tensas Concorda. Lafayette Vermllion, ST Mary, St.
Martin and st Landry.
FOURTH DIsrRIcr.-The Parishes of Calcaseu, Ra
pides Sabine, Natchitoches, De Soto Caddo Bossier
Claiborne Benville, Caldwell, Union Ouachita More
house Jackson, Franklin, CatahOua, Madison Carroll
and VIM
Iow,-Senator Dodge and Congressman IIenn having
advised the Democrats Of Fort Madison 10 hold public
meeting and designate their choice for Postmaster between
their several candidates Ameeting accordingly held
but not to the liking of these Congressman we mlyJudse
from some of the resolutions adopted:
That the opinion of this meeting. al public servants
belonging the Democratic party should always be Will
Ig to follow the example OF Cen Jackson ana "' ne
That this meeting cannot well perceive how an embar
can be felt by our delegation IN congress, IN re-
commenting proper person TO the comparatively unn
roltaut ana poorly paying office of Postmaster when none
exhibited. and DO similar reference to the popular VIII S
made a.. requested in regard to Surveyor General Land OF
fp.rs L : Mar,hals / Attorney and other lucrative
and influential positions in the state
MlcHreAy-The town elections have resulted gen
orally favorable To- the Democracy. There are few
bright Spot, however ~ Joseph Co has chosen wing
Board of Supervisors The Free Democracy elect Super
visor each of the counties of Kalamazoo Jackson Ca
lorn and Branch The Liquor Law affected the re-
. in several counties Three Democrats were elected IN
Calhour Co. favorable to the Law buthe generalre'nt in
at and other Counties with regard ~ the Liquor traic IS
not asccrtained The celebrated Michigan Toledo War
General Isaac L. Craryis Supervisor from Marshall Oai
| hoUn Go.
Arr,ys,s-Hon H. W johnson declines re election to
AWhis State Convention has been proposed by some
Col Alexis r Rainey of the IIalc Democratic National
Committee which 80 beautifully hoaxed 10y those poi
cal myths Donaldson and Greer declines the use OF ms
| name iorthe Democratic nomimtonin the lid District
Al,r,uA.-Yhc U,fuapla ltlal >tate Gnar' says the
Hon ) W Harris (Democap Is candidate i'E sse''c'on
In The ne Inrt,v;l. District Hon W Il W Cobb 4can
diatc for reelection and is opposed by Col NJ \ hihS
Capt Jane. Abercrombie, AMT Scott Whig) and Gen
George $ Houston DEM are also candidates Tor re-
! election.
VIRGINIA District Convention having been called in
tie NIlth District iQr the purpose Of making Congress
siona nomination. The friends OF vi Edmmd'on DEM
| di.approye of this measure = understood.
Gen John ; Nilsson, Deml Is 4 candidate for re-eec-
ton 70 Congress from lid District Convention has
been proposed By meeting in Princess Ann County
IrIlyor,-A Free Democracy Anti slave Law Mass
Meeting viii BE- held at Otowa Ia sale county Nay &c.
In different parts of the State Anti slave Law indignation
meetings have been held and the cry of repeal raised
T->.v..,rR + Thompson of Lebanon aud Charles
Ready Of Rutherford announced - candidates for the
Congressional nomination in the With District. RIG Ruth
criord declines.
M.,-orE-1he entire Benton ticket elected at the
rcc1, Charter Election in 81 Louis, the home OF Old Bu
lion
VirGryr,-The Wing, OF Powhatan County recommend
William G.. Scott for Congress
rgA Colonization Society has been formed in Lv-
ucston County whose objects announced 10 be 10
coonZe with their consent people OF color, OF this
State and the United States the coast OF Africa and
through them to eiyize and christianize the African
tribes and also generally TO improve the condition OF
the colored population of our country
" Maj John Morrison of the town Of Wilson, Mag
ara County thinks he is the oldest nhabltant OF that
County He came into il in 1903 and has resided there
ever since The old lady, his wife, says no ought 20
have pension.
Ia Itaupears from the SaJrook Mirror that during the
! storm of Monday evening 4th inst, the lightning de-
scended upoL and made fearful havoc with house in the
village of Essex occupied by Mr. Chamberlain. IL was
a red house with chimney in the center.
gG w Kendall is writing letters to The Nep-Or
/ LGHS PieOyune from Paris.
~ Rev WV. II. CHAsyISG preached sermon on
Sunday evening at the Unitarian Church. TO a crowded
house. On the Position and Prospects of Woman. The
discourse was Of series OF Sunday evening Lee
lures on the Duties Of the Christian RefOrlner In rela
tion 10 the Evils of the Age The preacher, starting
with the conviction that Woman is debarred from ave-
rues OF employment which she should be admitted and
that she is crsmped and crowded down into of
GepeIdency-drew beautiful picture of WOmans
ture and character and indicated his faith in her
petercy TO meet many Of the duties OF life that are
now deemed peculiarly adapted TO Man. he regarded
the movement in behalf Of WOmans Rights as the out
growth and development of the highest Christian civil
zation as distinguished from all other civilizations, and
awarded Of purpose and sincerity OF motive
70 those who busiest IN the movement III Womans
nature made by God and by man-tft was dynely
ordained and fact and not arbitrary and the creature
Of human law-tben il could not and would not be low
cred or rendered less pure and refined if she adj
mtted to the baF the forum, or the legislative hall
This Mr. C. regarded proper reply TO the badinage
about the lowering of Woman nature, and her cOnne
ueut 10 her proper sphere, &c As Woman was last
formed in the scale Of creation she nearer TO God
- IL aha I'll rg..a Of a.art fna