New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

omposed Of men Of all parties opposed 10 the Ncbruka
b for suppose the purpose Of organising party 20
est those Democrats who sustained the bin whom be-
lore Congress But the most Of exchanges for the
calling OF such Convention independent Of the lon u
either Of the old parties as in the other Northwestern
TS@ Chicago Democratic Prs very unwilling that hs
repeal OF the Missouri Compromise mould be made tho
i of Democracy in Illinois, and scol, Al rs brethren
Of the Springfield district FOX r,,ng resolutions iniorsng
The Nebraska bill.
great Anti Neo.e,k meeting was held in Warren
County on the .h August preparatory to organizing Tor
the preSf 1T campaign
CosSrcTI,rr-Coln NJ Ingcrsoll who represents tlIe
Second Congressional District OF Connecticut has decned
being candidate for reelection. lie voted Tor ise Se-
braska bin. ana cannot stand The fire.
ISDIASA-Gilbert J. Bcebe, New.fork Anti-Masne-
Law lecturer is sinmPng the State for tho Whisky and
NebrsskaItes.
Thc edor Of The Visor in the ancient village. Rising
sun ntimates ha the entire strength oil the Old Line in
Ohio County is str,IitecR. The Know -Nothings have
caught all the young and tender Democrats
Durham, a renominated Nebreskste Congressman,
made speech against the Know No,hngs and in favor u
the Repeal OF the Missouri Compromise, a, New-Albany
recently.
Gov Wright has written letter indorsin the Nebraska
swindle. This Wright affixed his name TO, aud
Democratic Legislature adopted, ont resolution etpi.
city pstrucDg the lndlans Delegation Ia congress to
vote against Slavery Extension
At the session of the Legislature of Indiana in ls50 the
following joint resolution pa.sed "a approved by Cover
nor Joseph A. Wright the Democratic editors and speak.
ers Compare this Joint resolution OF the Democracy with
the position OF The Uld Line now:
4 JoSr Resolution tae suo q aaai'ia9 Nrrs Torsry
Re Il resolves by the Geaera Assembly he Stat. Of
Indiana that be Instructed and cur Represe '.s
Congress be ed 60 10 cast he woes d eA.it .ssI ads'
to have s9ssee upon sny lay l rep re PA o ss o.
vision forever eAcidng nom such Icltcy sA,'s and ssolss
tsy 'eIyi,see oi..i%e & 20 ' u '' ""''s'
SIC That the Governor be Isqnested 70 forward to h Of oar
ssT'9I' & 10 s s.S a m '
MAvT.-Tle Wildcats, at their Convention in Augusta,
last week dominated OF their candidates for the
State Senate Major f. T. Laly of Gardiner n ont and
ont opponont the Maine Law, il report speaks truly
This nj mneiou however, is in keeping with arse ma
iorty of all made throughout the State by uas party
If we are 10 Judge of their intentions by their acts, the
Paris party occupy the ground ON tho temperance
question iat the Gary party does
The Democracy of AroostOok appears To be in bad
way-the liberal boilers with Cary at their head having
possession of the organization ami the Morrill, men having
made deep nroads in the rank and file. The last number
of The CALAIS JOsrR,R being the nearest Democratic
print has affecting appeal to the democratic masses
TO up TO the and Ia the organization OF the
party out of the hands OF the Phisnes. The regulars
have lost all the committees both district and county and
the writer recommends that "a who ready TO stand
"by the unity and integrity of the party assemble to.
geher AZ Houton the 2h August 10 things TO rights
as eommttees-to raiy the domination OF Albion X.
Paris and TO put in nomination county aud district of
cers-repudiaDg the tiou already called and hsld
and the call tor which published by TIE Bangor Dam
crdt.
Samuel II. Blake is the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress IN the Vh District represenedby Israel Wash
burn Jr.
Amass meeting Of those opposed 10 the repeal Of tho
Missouri Compromise holden at Auburn, in the lid
Congressional District OF Maine. the cath inst. Gen.
j. B. Marrow presided. Among the speakers Senator
William T. Fessenden, who said that all the old question:
which had divided the parties had gone 10 the tomb of all
the Capuets they did not divide parties. He made
strong AntSaycry speech and ndorsed the nomination
of Gen. Perry a candidate for ngress Mr.. Gilman,
the Wing candidate for Congress in the district also spoke
in favor of Mr. Perry, and the meeting ratified his nomi-
nation.
MAssAoHusErrs-The Springfield Rpu6hcG, says Of
the probable action of the Republican con' ention
laflN far
Governor and Democrat oy-nof such peoas
ossmS D SR SS the
The Boston Post, leading Nebraska organ, having as
9G n ' the S'' National
and its measures, The Salem EreaRg Journal Of the
18th says;
We learn that this statement is entirely false. Aresou
ton of this sort offered by Mr.. Dan ID. Kelley aud
was voted Gown promptly receiving very few votes
The attempt made two or three times aterward but
failed each successive time One OF the members sarcas
tcally said that it desirable to ascertain how many
friends the Administration had r would be best TO have
convention of its friends assembled Mr. Hobart Plerc
office holder resigned his place Chairman OF the Com
meo and Col Needham, Of Groton, was chosen in ha
place. -
have learned that Judge Romulus NJ Saunders has sent
his resignation as the Judges of the Superior Court
The presumption that Judge Saunders has resigned To-
the purpose of taking the chances for the United State
Senate.
FLoRIDA.-The Congressional canvass opened &
Jacksonville, August H. Gov. Brown was not present
his place, however, was suPpheh ny " W. cu, H'
Mr. Maxwell opened in plain speech of an hours leng
and followed by Mr. Call: He indirectly charged
Maxwell with having done nothing-wh letting thing
get worse and worse in Florida since his eectioL
&c-regretted the Nebraska excitement and sadded tb
Democratic party and its candidate with the responsibility
in violation Of Baltimore pledges
WIscoNsIN-7he appleton Crescent says that TO:
Barstow is candidate for the L. S. Senate in place Z
Senator Walker.
A large number Of the leading Republicans OF Roc
County Wis. lin Esstmans District, have recently mae
a call on C. C. Washburne Esq of Mineral Point, to b.
come the Republican AntNebraska candidate Tor Co.
gress in that District at the approaching election.
Every eecor Of Ssuk City but signed petitia
for the appointment of Edw c. Watson Postmaster ht
the Department paid regard TO the petition and O.
pointed +. A. Hoffman, whom citizen OF that town
wished as Postmaster. What cares this Administrator
for the wishes of the people'
NEw-JERsgY.-TheD Democrats Of the lid CoDgressl0n
Disrct-composDg the Counties of Middlesex Somerst,
Hunterdon and Warren-wil meet at Somervie Thus
day the 25tb of October next for the purpose of nomnas
a candidate for Congress.
The Mount Pleasant True Democrat says it's
proposed hold q series of campmeetings in favor Of
Freedom throughout the State.
THE CATHOLIC PRIESTHOOD AND TIE