New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22

"fciaI returns 10 the v,h District the opposi!i'n
wss merely nor in,l 70 reelection OF Marshall, b sn
more Platform Democrat. The contest wa purely
re sonsl in lie character. No csn1icas whs support
cd By the r. pubhcans WAC clvl4al ulen 'o.es %
The three eaDoid.tss without reference to political
Tn Stcl Trs7,ure- TIE Chi-Sgo J9HrH1'
saws the, Mr.. Richardsou, Of the Eth, mast must
have BEEN ~i,houi ibs document Saen De ''!i
Mr. WsshbuIEe OF tie IL, IN toe daot.e -
S.6 Ifi Of o H5 that Miller 90, Ou, fe
..y.tes bot was voted iH in all the Coasiis', elf
this shozs il va known be was a csnf.sits. Oar
t,ble shows eight Counties where NJ Miller id not
receive a vote, viz Alexander, Jackson Ja.P-r.
Johrsop. M.,sac Pope. Saline and williamson, q /
of them in.Egypt, and al but enc IA 'has hoPe-s''
IX'h District, who're for tbs honor OF t1e state W.
will Lot give the number Of shit adults wn1 can
n.i;ber read Tor write Thc SDr7g f>f S'I'> R'glf-
t.r gives the complete official result for treasurer,
which foots up: For Miller, iALti- Nebraska to,o''
Moore, Dem G.. j67. Ia ole County Miner re-
cei, cd but eue vote 10 another in another >, IN
another in another sni in several others less n N
4. hundred. Tie u.ost intensely Anti NsbrA,k,
CouIty is Wibnebsgo, where Moore receiver 20 voIes
ard Miller 1891.
Col Ri hsrdson notifies his eonsttseu-s that sfier
the term for which he va, lately elected 10 Congrer
has exrired he will retire rom pa tic LTD.
The Hon. John T.. Detrca, 'Dsm OF Ranfopa
County the bold over Senstor Of the AAlFth
District writes 70 Tie BeAeUik ddr0c7ts that be "a
y
accordingly. there will be an ami DJugias lnJony OF
either three or five in the Senate, and IA fsyo' OF
meeting the House on joint ballot for the election OF
al Senator.
MIoHIGAs stated few week. since nat WIN.
A. Clark, Esq., Dem was elected Regent OF me
Ubversty to I'LL the vacancy Occssioned BY the re-
sgnation Of Gov. Parsons. Thi, Is an error. The
Rev. II II Norttrop, Republican, Of Flint. l., -
we learn from The Lansing Journal, iNeb elected
over Mr. Clark BY a majority Of 400.
Kansas Gen. Joseph w. Whitfield, the fro-
Slavery candidate for Congress, has tsSen his feaf
"a DeIecs,e He YVES accompanied through Mis-
sopri BIZ Atcbison. The Hon Il p Flennlken, one
Of the FIRE. Labor candidates, On visit - his OLD
home Mt Uuiontowp. Pa. He goes from there to
We,hinoton 20 coLts It Gen Whtdelds right to rep
rosert ksnsG'
Co.sr1Trrrov or NORTH C,RoLfs,.-EN!Gov.
Graham has Introduced into toe Senate oil NOr'u
Carolina bill providing for the cal OF convention
10 amend the constitution Of the state ana se'tle d,
once an agitation which has for some ans ei'e,ei
into the policsl CANVASS. The question: reiefieu ~
relates 10 tho eYien-iOn ofthe rght vi suHrsEe. s
mode of amending The constitution Is considerel ny
the mover preferable to the yesrly agiaVon OF Jus
subject in the Legislature. Bills amending the con
sttnon bave for years been the ugec, oil discussion
in the Legislature without any salu'ary eject
TyMPER,scE NoAIsATIoS-ORLEAss COUNTY
b. II. Mills Esq., irrefI ectlve of party, We believe
"a candidate Assembly in place OF the late Alexis
Ward