New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17
gnng 70 be marzhaled for these ofoes Fin the VIM
District Firman A. Rcxer and Epes Cowsn Democrats

reelection Of Col Benton Il 1884 one OF tae miin issues
for the Democratic party in Missouri In the lid DIS
trict letter has appeared from Hon. James Green
in which he declines being candidate Mr. Clair Jack
sons prospects for the nomination spoken OF as
certain. The ". Ions Mo) Rspabiican says:
I'VE osrro, Be usaksn saJps ;lat the Wits. generally in
g he srddat- IN he IiId ard cATsihe Es5 Of s5a
Courty Is the eGneid.ie the vIth might
e u.sf ior Ire purpose coupte organization O
venuons each DH-ret'
NORTH C.soLNA-Hon. J. r. J. Daniel DEM de-
cines the candidacy for Congress in the lst District
In the I'd District Messrs Lane and Ruhn, formerly
candidates under different circumstances, prOmi-
nenty spoken Of in connection with the Democratic
nomination Mr.. Loftn. (Dem..) County Court Clerk
of Lenor County, announced himself candidate in
dependent Of the sction of any Convt ntion
In the IVth District, Messrs Nenable and Lewis both
Democrats, are candidates.
John Kerr (Whig) has announced himself as candl-
date fox Congress the With District So tar he is un-
opposed.
Col r. c. Purvear in reply TO the letter address sed
TO him by the committee OF the With District Wing Con-
vention that informed him OF his nomination Tor Con
gress, accepts the nomination.
In the With District composed Of Catawba Castor,
Lincoln Mecklenburg. Rowan, Cabarrus, Union Arson,
Stanly. and Cleveland Messrs James W. Osborne, OF
Mecklenburg Wing, and Burton Crage, OF Rowan, Sc
cession Democrat have announced themselves candt
dates for Congress
In the With District, composed of the Counties of
Wilkes Watauga Caldwell Burke, Rutherford, Me
Lowell, Henderson, Buncombe. lancy, Haywood Ma
con- Cherokee. Jackson and Madison, MeSSrs. Burgess
5. Gather (WhiO and Thomas L. Clngman (Dem) are
in the field correspondent of The Rutherford Banner,
hints at Major Stokes, Democrat likely 70 come out
~ Hon David Outlaw has been renominated for
Congress, by the Wing Convention of the lSt Dis
trict d. X. McRae is in the field in the lid
District against Mr. Ashe who is candidate for
reelection to Congress.
KrSrrcKy-We learn from Columbia Adair County,
XIV. that Col Milton King, of Cumberland, and Col.
T6os f. Bramlette, of Adar Wing candidates for Con
gress, met at that place on Monday the "a INST ana
that after an interview Col King determined to retire
from the contest and leave Col Bramette TO make the
AT the Wing Convention of the Hid District, which
met in Bowlnggreen May 4, Hon Presley Ewing was
unanimously nominated for reelection to Congress
George ID. Blakey, Esq has announced himself acan-
didate for the Senate in the District composed OF che
Counties of Logan, Butler and simpson, and IN favor OF
the Maine Law.
Mr. Blakey will be remembered by readers as the
candidate for Lieutenant Governor in l-o on the ticket
with Nj. Clay.
~ Major Campbell and Mr.. Ben Edwards Grey,
Wing candidates for Congress in the Second Dis
rict net recently to adjust possible their conflicting
claims Mai Campbell proposed that each should select
three Wings of Hopknsye, and that the SIX thus Sc
lected should decide whether Mr. Grey or MAJ camp
hell should retire from the canvass slr Grey unhes-
atpqy assented to the proposition, and the result of
the action of the referees that Maj c wthdraws forth
with leaving Mr. Grey the only Wing candidate
The DnnrHe Tribune says that Col I. Z. Bramlette,
Wig. and Mai James s Chrisman, Democrat IN
speeches al jamestown recently announced themselves
candidates for Congress in that District Maj W. 1.
Ward. (Whig had previously announced himself can
didate for re election
ApvAvs,s-The Little Rock Wkig, of the 18th ult.,
saws that the Second or Southern Congressional Dis.
trct will in ali probability be carried by the Wings at
the next election Hon. Thomas t. llany has been re-
commended, by the Democracy of the lst District r
w Trapnall ESQ has been nominated by the higs oil
Desba for Congress Col. n H. BurrOw, OF the Demo-
cratic National Committee has been nominated by the
Democracy of Desha and Arkansas Counties, for Con-
gress Two Lecofoco meetings have been held in Chicot
County Coils Rust and Burrow were respectively nom
mated for Congress, in the Second District
v,RcYn-Timothy Riyes, Dem has Withdrawn as
Congressional candidate in the lid District.
William O. GoOde, of Mecklenburg has received the
Democratic nomination in the Petersburgh District
Ara meeting of the people OF Buckingham held at
their last Court Col Thomas 5 Bondurant was nomina
ted as candidate of Public Works in the first District
There are now three candidates in the first District Mr
Daniel the Democratic caucus nominee, Col Boyd, an
Independent Democratic candidate aud Col Bondurant
Wig but nominated for the office without reference
10 party politics should be the ease IN the selection oil
aman 10 nh this important state orice.
Dr. Thomas Il Ayerett, DEM has announced him
self AZ the Independent candidate FOR Congress IN the
With District against the regular Democratic nominee,
Thomas II. BacOck
rzy Tim Ryes, the War.hOrse Of Virginia De-
nocracv has announced himself independent can
daae for Congress in the Ist District. against son,
the regular nominee A Wing District Convention was
held Gloucester Courthouse on the 81 nso JEFFERSON
Il Sinclair of Elizabeth City presiding when ater bal
letting Louis c IL Finney Of Accomac was nominated as
the Wbie candidate for the LIST District.
Alexander Nloseley Of Rockingham County has been
nominated as the Wing candidate for Congress in the
With District.
Es'- The Wings have now three editors In the
field for Congress viz Mr. Snow den 10 the Alexandra
Mr. Sterret. in the Parkersburg and Mr. Moseley, in
the Abemarle District
T,ryr..rr.-Wlliam II Stephens, the Wing candi-
date for Congress in the Xth District, has withdrawn
from the contest.
~ Mr.. J. W Gillespie declines the Wing n0mina-
rion for Congress in the lid Dslict
ga state Central Committee Of SIX from
each Of the great divisions Of the State nas been an
pounced By the President of The Democratic state Con
yention. headed by Andrew Ewing.
Hon. T. p Stanton has declined reelection to Con
gre,s.
W,.co..,x-TTe Rqc;ns Adrocots Free Soi) makes
an article on the subject # the manner in which the oii'
rs are auuouted IN this State-recusant Free Sellers
getting tie lions share. Thus We have; A. u Chat
field Free Soil in '45, Jadge IN Minnesota; J. K Sharp
ein dtto a. late as 81. IT, :. District Attorney for
W.consin samuel Hale ditto in '4S, HarbOr Master at
Keposha George II. Paul, dirto in 40, Postmaster az
Krosba. d Barron ditto still later, Postmaster at
Waukesha And there are Of the same sort They
have no Union Safety Committee in Wisconsin
Py,x.,tv,>IA.-Hon Henry n Fuller the President
If the late Wing State Convention has announced the
members of the Wing State Central Committee embrae
mo nine members from Philadelphia and the whole list
braes the names OF many Of the most eminent Wings