New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-11

1t is said that Lemue Todd, Esq, of Carlisle, viii
run an independent candidate for Congress in the
XVIth District against Bonham. The next election
figures viii be likely 10 eucidate some OF the prin-
pies which the industrious Chairman has been trying
10 mystity IN his prosy addresses.
AT the Wing County Convention of Bradford Co.,
strong ant-N Nebraska resolutions were adopted.
They breathe the true spirit and call upon all opposed
to the Nebraska niquty to unite in the support of
the candidates and for the overthrow Of fsgler,
whose election Il is truly charged would be Justly
hailed throughout the South and By the National
Administration, as pro slavery triumph His de-
feat would be triumph for freedom
Free-Soi resolutions were also adopted by the
Bradford Co. Democracy. Their brethren Of Sus-
quehanpa Co. lodged Bigler, Nebraska and every
other political issue of the day. But this will de-
ceiye very few. The nominations have the smell of
Nebraska about them, and this dodge connyed q;
By Pierce office holders.
Hon. John Dick has been re-nominatei as the
Wing candidate for Congress in thesXAvth Dis
trict on an anti Nebraska platform. Mr.. Dick
proved true in times past and deserves the cordial
support Of every true Republican
The Democrats of Dsuphin Co. have nominated
George Lauman for Congress.
OHIo-A correspondent assures US that there is no
truth in the report sent Us by telegraph OF split
among the Anti Nebraska or Fusion men OF Lo-
rain County. They viii elect their whole ticket By
large majority, and mean TO give 1'ro thousand for
their candidate for Congress, Judge Bliss,l which
they believe will elect him.
Inlhe WITH District the Nebrsskaites in throw
ing overheard NJ. II. Nichols, the present Anti
Nebraska member Of Congress from that District Sc
lected Dr. G.. Volney Dorsey as their candidate Dor
sey is an open and avowed Nebraskaite, and defend
ed the Douglas swndle before the District Demo-
cratic nominating Convention. The celebrated Sau-
sage Sawyer presided. The Republicans have re nom-
mated Mr.. Nichols and we find he is supported by
all the papers friendly 10 the peoples Line State
nominations, Swan and Blickensderfer.
hal aar, Nad fAr
by the Administration Democracy of the XXIst Dis
trct Mr. Raglan, a sort OF Hard Shell Democrat, has
announced his intention of opposing Stuart. He is
said TO have received majority Of some six or seven
hundred of the popular vote in the district prior to
that nomination
Mr.. Lee. of Ashtabula has been nominated by Dem
ecrats Of the XXth District to against Old Gid"
The Convention passed Nebraska Resolutions. Lee
has no earthly chance of election In the AVIlth
(Shannons District the Republicans have nominated
Charles J. Albright, and there are two Democratic
candidates Daniel II. Wise, (Nebraska,l and Mr..
Lawrence, Anti-Nebraska.
The Athens Messenger of last week announces the
name OF Charles V. Culver as an independent Anti
Nebraska candidate for Congress in the XIth District
COMPOSED of Fairfield, Athens, Hooking, Meigs,
Perry and Yinton. Lot L. Smith is the Nebraska
candidate.
was elected the Republican candidate for the WITH
District of the Second Judicial Circuit forming the
Counties of Huron, Erie, Lucas SandusSy and OF
iowa.
The Republican Congressional Convention at Ra-
VIENNA ere exceedingly cautious and inquisitive in
regard 10 the personal health and soundness of st0m
ach of each candidate. They were very DESTROYS OF
nominating healthy man--One whose digestive or
gaps would not give out the Of the passage OF
important measures in Congress. They were deter
mined they said, "to nominate man not afflicted
:. with bellyache on great public issues"
WIscoSsIS-The Republicans of tho First Dis
trict have nominated Wyman Spooner of Wslworth
I fhn.a hal flr
| Nessrs. Booth Clement, Sholes and Wocott. Dir.
Spooner was nominated on the sixth ballot, and on
motion of w. II. Waterman he gas declared the I'M
| auimous choice of the Convention. On motion OF j.
| H. Tweedy the Convention adopted the Madison
| State RepIblcan Platform OF Resolutions unanimous
! w. A Congressional District Committee was then
| appointed, and the same ratio Of representation
adopt, for future Convention as IN this. Adjourned
| sine die.
The Mdnitorcc TriJuHe Dem while promising to
support reliable, sound man for Congress in its
! District if such one should be nominated by the
| Democratic Convention says, il shall take hereafter
an Independent stand on all subjects, and adds:
of opposition to the Repeal of the Missouri Com.
promise and refusal our part 10 uphold the veto
the destruction OF Greytogn and other kindred acts
be considered anti. Democratic, willing 10 take
the consequences for however srongour attachments
for the party which claimed our earliest political SYM
patbes determined still to claim for ourselves
| freedom Of Thought and Liberty Of Speech.'
| MIcHIGAs-Repubhcan demonstrations have been
made at HUDSON and Iecumseh, Denawee County
and in Calhoun County they have nominated a full
county ticket. The followers of Pierce, Douglas
Case Stuart s. Co., anticipating row at the State
CONVEX ton have taken occasion to nominate their
| favorites for County Officers, at the Conventions
called for the election OF State Delegates and in
| eral counties nominations have been made
| ISDIAYA.-Another candidate for Congress has ap-
peared in the Madison lid District Charles n.
| White announces himself in The Courier indie
| pendent Nebraska and Anti-Know Nothing cand-
| date This will be the fourth candidate, If G.. G..
| Dunn runs, as it has been announced by several
papers.
fLLIyoIs.-The list District Wing Congressional
Convention has nominated the Hon. Elihu b. Wash
burn for Congress. Resolutions for the repeal Of the
Fugitive Slave law, Nebraska bill, aud against the
encroachment of the Slave power, were unanimously
adopted.
ARxAssAs.-C. c. Dsney, State Auditor Of the
Public Account has rendered his esgnation TO the
Governor, the resignation to take effect the 10th
instant
A. Il. Greenwood Dem.J is elected to Congress
without opposition. An independent candidate ran
against Rust in the lid District but the latter is
elected.
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