New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18
on. and George NJ. Robinson of Essex. reported the

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the revelations Of God establish that the oay
support Of The permanent prosperity pesce liberty and union
eIee nationally aud Individually OF the immutGbe principles
,sosrs That the called Demo,r,ey . party, under the
guidance Of se and dspsrou. have departed from bo,e
obvious PRINCIPLES. and brought injury and dsssce the
nation We ehsse tbs, they have .eusd the trust. Of the
psops and initiated against the pubic benefit Abroad they
sv. inulted and attacked the defeDs home strength
1Is ss "a
vide the Of domestic dcord they ated sacred
freedom and free labor and finally hey have refused and
elected cultivate the blessings peace asted after
they have forfeited the support Of the people
and should receive tire condemnation Of every wise and good
ResO,es That this Convention cordially ,pproys Of
the pursued by the Hon. C. Pennington Rep
essptaye Congress IN relation 10 the great question before
Congress at s last seonths clause In the Nebraska bill
p.slins s,d srDuinG the Missouri comRrom.e.
Res0ss That the Wings u the With Dstes OF New ersey
will rally he approaching election with ali their 70
seute the .yeophsney which inasses northern %
ssd Of honor and good faith OF the Representatives Of se
and 70 dsNseeful 10 the Nation
The resolutions we're adopted. The proceedings
were Harmonious and the nomination and resolutions
elected applause. The next Congressional Conyen-
ton will be held at Newark.
PENNSYLVANIA.
FURTHER FROM WiLMOTs DISTRICT.
We have received from the correspondents OF The
TRIBUNE the returns from several Counties in VIII
mot. old Congressional District, where the Friends
Of Freedom have made great gains. In Susquehan-
nah Co. the official majority for Pollock, lAntNe-
bra.ks) for Governor, is 6s3. Gov Biger majority
over Gov. Johnston. 1851, was 500. The whole inde-
pendent County Ticket is elected, including Repub-
hcan Legislative Representative. Ii grand Anti
Nebraska triumph
Tioga Co gives Pollock. the Wing and Free Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor 9.9 majority Prohi.
bition 455 majority Assembly, Baldwin lRepubli-
can 9s5 majority Baldwin is Wing and for Pro-
bibtion.
Bradford Co. gives Pollock 2,442 maj, instead Of
600 mai. as at first reported. Judge Wilmot re-
sides in that county, and correspondent who signs
himself "Anti-Nebraska, writes: We are little
proud of our vote, and want to stand right the
record" The TRIBUNE very cheerfully makes the
correction and suspects that it will have to make a
few more Of the same sort, when the Official re-
turns are received.
This gives Pollock 4, O94 majority or a gain on
Pierces vote Of $3.50 Freedom is in aourishing
condition in the XIVth Congressional District Grow
AMT Nebraska who studied law with Wlmot, is
reelected to Congress, without opposition.
FLORIDA.
Returns sufficient have been received Of the cleo
ton held Oct 2 to render the reelection to Congress
Of Hon. A. Z. Maxwell DEM certain, by from eight
to twelve hundred majority. The Democrats will also
have large maortes in both branches Of the Legis-
lsture In Duvsl County, which has heretofore been
considered the Wing stronghold ID. G. Prescott and
Melton HAYNES Democrats are elected TO the House
of Assembly lit is alleged frsudulently over Columbus
Drew aud 5. b. Thompson, Wings. White Edward
Hopkins, Wing, beats Judge Livingston Dem, for
the Senate only eight votes. d. 5. Walker Whlg)
il elected State Register Of Lands without opposition
Hon. David l.. Yulee may be set down as the sue
cessor of Gen. Morton CToombs and Stephens Whigl
in the U. s. Senate after the 4th OF March next
MICHIGAN.
The principal nominations have now been made.
VI 10; list.
Republican. Nebrd,hd
Gorernor-KIssLEY 5. BINGHAM. John 5. Barry,
It. Ger. -GEoRGE A. Coz. VIVA Richmond.
CongTess- |. VIM A. Howard. David Stuart.
H. Henry Waldron. David A. Noble.
Ill. ID. s. Walbridge, Samuel Clark.
W. Moses Wisner. George W. Peck.
Peck. the Nebraska candidate for Congress in the
WITH District is the editor of the State organ of Doug
Iasism, The Michigan State Journal and made him.
self famous by bis opposition to the reelection OF
Cass to the U. s. Senate in lo49. AT one hme ne
made great pretensions to Anti Slavery, but like Ran
SON. Senator Stuart, Littlejohn, Bassett and other
democratic leaders, it was only shan, as their
subsequent course has demonstrated. Gen. stephens,
who is thrown overheard by the Nebraskate office
holders, who preponderaied 10 the WITH District
Democratic Convention, was present on the occasion,
and made speech 10 which he stated that should he
again be honored with a seat upon the toor OF Con-
gress, and similar bill TO that OF the Nebraska Nan
sas bill be introduced he should vote as he had done
upon the one passed at the last session, against IL.
lie said he cast that vote in accordance with his own
views az the right and wrong of the question, re-
csrdess of the personal popularity which might ensue
from his vote in bis own district. This was enough
for the retainers of the National and State Admins
tratons, and they put up one OF Their own NUMBER
Peck and forced his nomination The Convention
was in session three days.
Poor Gen Cass is in bad way andis going around
from county to county fairly begging the people, who
on to hear him. to elect members Of the Legislature
l. IN fha L a.
nacious is he of official life. 1t is very shrewdly sus-
pected by Democrats who have formerly worked for
the elevation of Cas- that he would not be so uneasy
about the result If he had no selfish ends to crafty,
and his seat in the U. S. Senate not at ISSUE Ii
is for this reason the General sugarcoats the Nebraska
bill and the other denominations Of the present Pro-
Slavery Administration with what success let the
voices which have reverberated over the beautiful
peninsula of Michigan, from every Northern state
TELL Michga is now, as she has ever been, Tor Tree
territory and against Slavery.
NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
The Burke. Hard Shell Democratic State Commit
tee met at Concord last week aussrepudiated the
Pierce Administration and declared preference FOR
Sam Houston of Texas for the Presidency
MINNESOTA TERRITORY.
A new faction has sprung up among the " De-
"mocracy known as the "Anhrfaua party!
This is certainly new test, and the friends OF resu'
lar nominations should see about it. This new party
has nominated legislative candidates opposed to the
railroad fraud, from which we suppose the other
wing have put up candidates sustaining it.
The Wings, Republicans, Ant-Nebraskates and
Independents are also organizing. They denosnce
the passage of the Nebraska BILL go for free homes Of
100 acres to the actual settler, liberal system OF
education for the people, and advocate the enactment
os p,oh;bitory LIQUOR Law. This will do for Min