The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-09

Chenune-John N Beers, hard shall.
Corrland-ssmuel n. Hunt, hard shell.
Delawdre-l, Marshall r. Hulce, hard shell; 2, Ezra
Dutcaes-2, George ". Sterling, Maine law; 8, Plat
s. T sss .h asnsy ' Co.'S
Lin, whig; 4. Seth ". Goddard, whig.
Gensx-1, Theodore 3. Peters, Wing; 2 Luther Cros-
by hard shell; David Mallory whig; Ambrose Stevens,
Js5nUn-l. Calvin, Lttlsasld, whig 2, Lewis Palmer,
IivngSo~-2, John 8. Wiley, whig
Aadison-2, Daniel F. Kellogg, soft shell; Aaron B.
'I 0nesld S Daniel walker, whis.
omta1io-i, william A. Wilson, SOFT she'd; william 4.
IAmpolt, whig; 2, o. Gooden, whig.
hard sSsll Woisost :ois sS: i. Witt q Es.
john, vhig Zna D. Stevens free soil; orls H whit
n:s aas shs w.sn.e free $50 sou
ReNaelae-2 Thomas Fisher, vhig
SaratoQa-1, Isaac b. Fears, hard she'll
Semeoa-Orin Southwick, whig.
Steube,-2, Henry j. Holt, hard shsl.
7bMpkins-2 julius Psnnoyer, Wing
UTr-l, theodore B. Gates, whis; 2, James G.
WasA3noton-l James Lourie whig 2. Justin A.
| Smith, bard shell; John Arnitags whig
Wdyne-l, Luther, Sanford, hard shell.
WestcAesser-l, Elijah Lee, hard shell.
| PENNSYLVANIA.
All has been hustle, excitement, and confusion in this
State during the past week. Politicians Of al parties
factions and flag ends have been busy marshang their
forces for the battle which Is to take place morrow,
and probably exciting campaign has never taken
place the Old than the present presented
and the result Of the to will be looked
for with unusual interest in all sections Of the Union
wbig mass meeting was held in Philadelphia SA-
turday evening, which was attended by immense
crowd Of citizens, who were very enthusiastic Hon.
James Pollock the whg nominee for Governor addressed
f,Ta of
| wishes.
Governor Bigler, who is again running the demo-
cratic ticket addressed two large meetings Of the demo-
Gratis in Philadelphia last week. and it expected that
he would appear before the citizens Of Pittsburg at
meeting OF the democracy on saturday last.
James O. Richsy it said Is the Know Nothing caadi
date for Congress- in the Twenty first district His OPP
ponents David Richie whg, and Charles Shsler,
| democrat.
Some Of the Philadelphia papers exprefs fears that the
Know Nothings have resolved to defeat Mr. Magi the
whg candidate for Recorder of that city, because he
born in q foreign land.
Judge Black the democratic candidate for Judge of the
Supreme Court has been questioned in regard to the
constutonaIity Of the prohbitory liquor law, but he
declines to give his opinion until the question regu
larry and legally brought before him, and not then until
he has heard arguments on both sides.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The campaign in Massachusetts, begins to gather
excitement the time approaches for the nomination Of
Congressional and legislative candidates The various
organizations waking up, and each determined
tn bring out their full strength.
General Henry Wilson, the nominee for Governor, Of
the Worcester free soil convention after taking consi
derabs time for delibsration has at length accepted the
nomination, and ntmates that II he IL fortunate
to become the next chief magistrate Of the
no more fugitive slaves win svar be taken from xassa
chusetts. Mr. Increase summer, who nominated by
tie party for the Office Of Lieutenant Governor has
also accepted the honor He says that tire nomination
found him in the ranks Of the democrats; bat as the
free soers are willing to take him for better worse,
he throws himself into the Of the friends Of the
| freedom faction.
The wings of the Ninth Congressional district have
nominated Henry s. Washburn, Of Worcester. The dis
trct is now represented BY Hon. Alexander 10 witt,
free soler who will doubt be again nominated by his
party. Mr.. Washburn has since declined running
The Know Nothings it is said, have nominated csndi-
dates for State Senator in every district in the
i wealth.
In the Seventh Congressional district the Know
Nothipgs have nominated candidate for the House Of
Representatives, but who the individual has not yet
been made public. It Is rumored however, that il is
| not Nathaniel p Banks, Jr the present democratic
| member
| Hon. Thomas D. Eliot, whig, has been nominated for
reelection in the First Congressional district will be
recolected that Mr. Eliot elected the present Con-
ess to all the vacancy occasionei by the resignation Of
| Hon. Zeno scudder.
OHIO.
Hon. Benjamin F. Wade, United States Senator from
Ohio addresseda whg meeting in Cleveland the 3oth
u and attacked the administration and the Nebraska
bill with all the force he master OF. The speech
free soil throughout and completely did the Senator
seem to BE- swallowed up in abolition doctrines that he
almost repudiated whig principles and seemed to
regret that he had ever been a whg.
fun Know Nothing ticket has been nominated in
Cincinnati whore, is said the secret organization is
the country There WIN be stirring times in the Queen
| city TO morrow, ts
democratic ratification meeting held in the Sixth
ward Of Newark the Sd inst which did prove
the leaders Of the party could have wish
cd. The difficulty appeared to BE- between the Irish
and Germans, and whom the vote was taken to ratfy
the nominations they were rejected and motion was
carried to throw the ticket overheard.
The democratic city convention Of Newark have no.
minated Frederick n. Smith for Mayor but Mr.. smi til
does not to give general satisfaction among the
party, and split is anticp ated.
The Whig convention OF the Fifth district will meet at
Jersey City next Monday to nominate candidate for
Congress.
The democrats Of the Third district met ct Come rvs
on the 9Th inst, and nominated DR.. Samuel Lilly for
representative Congress In the Second district the
wings have nominated DR.. George Z. Robins.
l ILLINOIS.
Eon. John Wentworth the present representative in
Congress from the Second district declines being again
candidate for nomination although he says he is be
would be acceptable TO the delegates II he allowed hi,
TO 90 before tbs convention and nominated he
certain he would be elected But he sticks the Ne
braka question, and fears that he should array him
self against the principle Of popular sovereignty he would
injurs the prospects Of his friend Judge Douglas ant
yet he dare not square in favor Of the Nebrss
doctrine lest his constituents might not be pleased with
such course
MICHIGAN.