New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-11
The Convention then adjourned SINE de.

Northumberland Observation-Disclosures
faction il breathed in Jersey City relative to
the Democratic ticket nominated on Saturday even
ing last. Charges Of unfairness are made in pack
ing the Convention, and Mr.. George W. Cassidy
has been urged to accept an independent nomination
for County Clerk, but has declined II was also
currently stated yesterday that Mr.. j. b. Cleveland
would be urged to take an independent nomination
for that Office.
Isaiah D. Clawson is the Wing nominee for
Congress in the Ist District and DIR. George
r. Robbins in the lid District. Peter c. o.
borne ESQ., Of Sussex Co., announces himself as
an independent candidate TO represent the WITH Dis
trict in the next Congress. Mr.. Osborne Is Demo-
crat, but opposed TO the course of Mr. Vail upon the
Nebraska question.
The following Wing District Congressional Con.
vtntons about tn be held
ma D,riet AZ somerie on Wednesday the il,h
Iyn Dntit MO'ri.town, rhu"a,y The ishofpe'ober
VIh Disttcf q, Jersey City, Monday, 18th of October
MAIYE-The KeaneJtc Journal states, that of the
Isl members elect TO the next House of Representa-
tves of that State il has reason TO believe that be-
tween so and 90 belong to the order of Know Moth
iDgs; and that therefore the House will send up to
the Senate the names Of Messs Reed and Morrill, the
Wbig and Free Democratic candidates for Governor.
We begin to receive something more definite from
the With District the only District not fully heard
from; by which it appears that the Rev. james A.
Miniken Republican, is elected over Mr. Fuller, the
present Sham Democratic incumbent and candidate
for reelection.
yERHoSr-The Legislature of Vermont assemblies
at Montpelier on Tuesday next. The Fusionsts have
a large majority in both branches. United States
Senator is to be chosen for long and short term
that s for six years from the 4th of March next and
for the next Session from December TO the 4th Of
March. Two good and true Republicans will Of course
be selected
MIcBIGAS-David s. Walbidge Of Kalamazoo,
one of the most popular and snterprsiDg citizens Of
Michigan has been nominated the Wing and Re-
publican candidate for Congress in the Hid District,
now represented by Clark. lNebraska,) who has been
pominsted again, but will be badly beaten. MIR.
Walbridge thoroughly acquainted with the interests
of the people OF the District and can be relied upon
for the cause Of freedom and the Improvement OF
the Rivers and HarbOrs Of the inland seas of the
NortbWest. Cass and Douglas cannot save Cisrk'
neither the support Of the whole reonue OF Ne
braska officials. The people Of Western Michigan
are becoming thoroughly aroused at the numerous az
greesions Of the Slave Power and the concessions
made for for the benefit Of southern interests. while
the international commerce Of the northern frontier
meets with sort of prote ton, and thousands Of
lives and millions Of dollars worth Of property are sac
Sham Democracy vetoing and defeating all appro-
priatioDs tor such truly national works.
The official proceedings Of the Marshall Wing State
Convention has been received. Rufus Hosmer, Esq
The following State Central Committee was ap-
pointed:
cs.s. Diaper Of jaime. Edmund. Of s.sasw
Daniel beon Of Monroe Cyrus Lowell of ionis Nathan
The Committee on Resolution. reported very able
address through their Chairman, James A. Van
most national and consery alive Of Wings which was
adopted. The address set forth the history aud OBJ.
ects of the Wing party, asserting that it was formed
TO be
"A resOote foe violence, corruption and de:Pcsn the de-
fender the Federal Constitution and the Uaioo and the
friend Of liberty and ssss ever been hos
the banners Of right and 6eedou liz constant purpose has
s seh.vemeDn and ns repovn VIII survive forever They
are g " the principles which fsvs birth .nd to
prevailed and been Obeysd instead Of the hsr.h and
snry dord nov rendiss the land sounds Of bIpony and
that nov seorehe. our and pour m lava through
ss b.
little further on the Address says:
But in view Of tbe eren asue before the country
M We esc., help %: e.: DE: Nd he . 10 y
fersd believe best yndcsie principles
snes Of Freedom By inducing al to usits in tAs great
mon s.u:, And thu: y Particle s.G1 ;S,ey. sabine .os
bea nshs nominsaons With painful spprehenTons
s;,; shs ss OF ss s': q.
and sensitive to the injustice but entertaining an abiding
lion through al time trusting that they would voi the
and hsr pines liberty union and forever
.ePsnse would Be- the eh results v. have borne in
there viii be DO peace We have witnessed the ,s r.sd Of
*. 'is s
premsey Our vain hopes - each aggression occurred ths it
msnt lie thst for power proved in
sstsbie the PresunAs on the meek subm soa Of
Of OLD has ever ,een give sve Emboden-d BY saeces il
has thrown Of the mask, and regards worthless plshed
~ ss ns ~ yseI n.
Init. Of The old thirteen states: and nov read IN il bold
esOn ard eIs.pey TO t further swell It's sresdy inflated
he oeers Of the General Government at North
tarsDs from he appropriate due: and bending 70 obey
h, oeisl stations bound them and ons and intriguing
is friends and is Seeing these things feel
and dee.r, our rights .id our i hs come And We do COW
declare that .ssd slavery e, 10 every point
hb and and blot upon co9nfrys
s.eutshsOn We are un:.s:s Sppo:.a % !. n.op over
ueh Of the Kansas and Nebshs Missouri
snotk,r into the Union We .vow our sssmo de-
to sIsres ever. oonstiiutoas rgh % hect the
irfs Of humanity and freedom"
The address concludes a. follows, and il has at.
tsched 20 the Of of the most prominent
Wings in the Peninsula State:
.o,.d s sss before s , II. vital pSssT ,s must 900 Be
n.s Of our eoen,ry ans brighten the Of mankind or
'ine.s Il. ~ 1Ss or ~ ~, .ss
VIZ % ..ts ees for sa S,:
as SpS s s,, To- e . n =. c% T..as dae
h.sr.y tssn: .i,as 90 The :L.h:o,sns Issue pending
as. Is ss :sas's s0ocs s@
Michigan TO tale that IN the ednr coutsSt vheb
a. se s No1s Lev sDs \, ss free I'd
~ minor e3eTsnees ard exhibit he glorious