New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30

9th No more Slave territory no Slave States
"and no more compromises with Slavery
II in favor Of the foregoing propositions, AMI 4
elected these principles viii determine ny action sn1
90 votes on these subjects.
"Durne the canvgss If opportunity occurs, shah al
dross the people Of the several COun;ie, cpmP1sag the
" District upon thee and other topics involved
The name Of the Hon. Richard Votes has been placed at
tie editorial head of seyefa Of Anti eE-
chsTces in the With District csnGste for lection
to Congress Mr.. Yates intends 20 stump the District
The Douglasiies alarmed Mr. Yatess acceptance Of
eeectioa and awriter in The CacGgo D,12-r1ie Pr>sf
predicts Mr.. Yates triumphant reelection
PysSsTLyAsIt.-TheW Whig and Free Democratn parties
Ct Crawford County held Convention lsst week at
which the following ticket nominated For Assembly,
HsS ell Powell A. b. Ro-s Sheriff, A l. smith; Pro-
thonoisIy, VIM Hope Register and Recorder, Thos.
Mipniss Clerk Of Cour;s ;. T. Haiock Commissioner,
David EekOn Auditor, X. l.. RObns0n; Coroner, y. r.
Bush.
lie Wings Os MA:n County, Pa, have nominated
Elijah Morrison for Assembly. Mr. NJ is al-o the Prohi-
hon candidate having been n2mnated by the Temper
aDce Convention weeks since.
The Wbig Conferees Of Lebanon and Lancaster, Pa,
have nominated John ". kilnger and jacob o. Slumsn
a candidates for the STATE Senate.
The hgs OF the old City OF Philadepks have nosi-
mated VIM. A. Cr4bb for Senator, and VIZ. X Morris,
Tbouts Biddle, Jr. BeDry X. Strong, and George X
NTH, for Assembly.
lie Democratic iomnees for the district For
Senator George Smith AID John stump, James N Robb,
John Smith, Jr., and NJ. c. Brown for A.semby. Fog the
County Offices in Pblsdelphia the Democratic nominees
are: froIhonotary, Jsmes W. Fletcher Recorder Of
Deeds, X. d. Wilkinson; Clerk Of Quarter SESSIONS Geo.
NJ Howell; Coroner Joseph DslavGn.
At the Prohioitory Liquor Law Convention n fhlsdel
phie Arg. e, letters read from legislative can
ddetes in response inquiries addressed to them rs TO
their views Temperance Thomas :. Smith was nom-
mated for Senator; Mesrs John G. smms Native ames
M Eobb, Democrat, Henry h. Strong VIM. K Morris
Wings were nominated for Assembly mel.
Tie Wings Of the lid District have nominated VIM.
Mward for Congress by vote of 10 to - for John F.
Ncrret.
GOV Bigler has at length defined h. position the
Nebreska bill a1d in doing has placed exSPeaker
Chase IN anything but enviabe position For months
past the exsleaker has been ehceavcrng TO nselI ana
deceive the people Of The North by telling then that Gov
Bigler absolutely and unqual fedy opposed ID l.
nrg upon the Nebraska platform, and that such plot
foIn adopted he would not lndcrse It, This msrep-
on bas been exposed BY Gov. Bgler himself in
speech recently by him in Fulton County in which
be ju'y tn6orsed The PriaoPks ~ me AetrdfEa o, and
Speaker Chase declared he would not iudsrse nor run
upon W quote from The VALLEY SPIRIT, a Democratic
paper published at Chamtersburg, whose editor vas pres
eni and heard the speech;
Gov Bigler said he was q member of the Democratic
party, and that party had right to demand whether he
subscribed the great democratic principle OF sefgov
eminent embodied in the Nebraska bh To that demand
be was ready respond. The republican principle OF self
government the leading fture the very essence of
the adjustment Of 1880, common called the Compr0mse
meaures. That adjustment Gov. Bgler indoed and de-
Tended before the people in the campaign OF -" and ne
people rendered verdict in s favor The same prnci'
Ole precisely Incorporated in the Nebraska bill. lie
approved that principle in s5l and be approved II IN
l.54 He had defended the Compromise measure and n
v0Id dcfeHd me Nfbrdskd bN which ounsed on th
same gro at republican principle of selfEovernment.
The Governors position on this question is under
stood and exSpeaker Chase stands rebuked Gor Birr
is fer the MJrdska bH-an infamous measure emned
and repudiaied by almost the entire North.
IsDi,s.-Cen Carey of Ohio il lectgring ProhIb.
itory Lauor Law in various parts of Indiana.
In the lid District John \. Henircks Ant Nebraska
Democrat has been nominated the Republican cal Ii
date for Congress.
In the lid District William Ii. English (NebraskaiteD
has been IeDominated.
Tie Hon. Henry W. Ellsworth has taken the field in be-
half Temperance and be is announced TO lecture at va
rious points.
MAIZE Frederick A. Pike Esq. Of Calais, who was
nominated for Congress By the AntiNebraska Convention
at Columbia wiibdTaws himself entirely candidate.
Another Anti Nebraska Convention is TO be holden the
5th Sept
In tie Congressional District Of Hancock, Washington
end Aroo.tcOk, Nes Tbomis j. d. Fuller was renomn-
aed the Democratic candidate for Congress over Amos
Wi.we by I'll 10 So votes. Mr. Fuller voted against the
NJ. Ill.