New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-18

MI Johs Green
XIII John MoCot nell
NV F.u,n
XIV Ma'eom Campbell
XVII Joln MOL % Ngr2hy
ANiii Hubbard
AK Dot ,@I a.s, 1t 'qa's-.od ,h.. the Liquor
80 On ins .rnounoeneLt Of CArks election.
XVI Amb-o.eL PSn.y
AAlI nichols ssssi.t the Bloouiasd.le Sage vu At
fret sntou' cso but shsn The name. 70 r-4d for reva y,
me stefti.iy mr'isy ose oa in his delegation % %ns
-, ~ ser'- en,.ivs on tbi. connitSe I, "a.
o. ne dsesaion NJ Cochrsue 20 settle the d,pu. e..d
..I ,s' pG, Of The DELEGATION from hs xxIld Ward Il
uors'so tu he m eon.ol,d him vita The
Of place uron III. vastly mportSnt Committed
capt RfHDERs was 10 favor OF the p'oposed meet
irg at 1smmany for the purpose OF be.tng the
Wbigs and Know Nothings-those vile traitors to
their country.
Mr.. CocHRASE reminded the Committee Just ap.
pointed that be supposed that the meeting at Tam
many would BE- Independently differed
Ii was then propOsed TO mske The Herald, TINES
and Day Book the organs OF the reunited Democracy.
Carried uIsEin ously.
A resolution va adopted thanking the Central Sew.
u.our Association for the use of their Clab Room.
Here one Of The Empire Clsb" BOYS invited the
members of the DemOcr attic Uoon Convention" to
ATTEND the annual parade Of the Fret Batts)n Of the
RyLder- GreDadiers; but, in the hurry Of making
preparations for adjournment our reporter could not
lecrn Whist action was taken on the invitation.
Capt RHsDERs then invited the Temperance
MEMBER ot the Convention to 60 and take drink
with the officers which accepted by all sections
OF the Fuslonists The Convention then adjourned,
The Result or THE ILLINOIS ELEcTIox As 1T
ArTIcTs THE NEBRASKA ISIQUTY.-Mr. Stephens,
Of Georgia, who was too pure Wing q to vote for
Robert c. Winthrop for Speaker, we perceive on
thursday rejoiced over the election of Moore, the
Douglasie candidate for State Treasurer OF Illinois.
~ a Nebraska triumph TIE utter absurdi,y of this
L1o. =, do r.. ..
Miller, the Amt Nebraska candidate, was put on the
track only few days before the election, to fila
vacancy on the Republican ticket with no hope of an
election the regular nominee Of the Republican party
having declined. In consequence of Judge McCmns
decliDaton, Miller, who substituted in his place.
bad not vote in counties where the Anti Nebraska
Congressional vote quite large. Moore was also
supported by all the Anti-Nebrasks Democratic
papers as opposed TO all new tests Of faith The
real sentiment Of Illinois tested in the Congress
sional vote, which shows an Anti Nebraska majority
of thousands Mr.. Stephens forgeis to state that
AntNebrsska Legislature has been chosen, which
has to select successor to Shields and that the next
Congrt ssionsl delegation stands five to
three Dougases, not counting the With District
(which is contested either way.
In Illinois Pierces majority, in 1852, was l5 500.
The vote on State Treasurer shows Democratic loss
in two years, of 1921. Had Mr. Miller been in the
field two weeks earlier he would have been certainly
elected. AZ it is, Moore the present incumbent re-
eeives but o. 392 votes; Miller, 65 f77-Moorss
iority only 29l5. In the extreme southern Counties,
where Scott had very fair vote 10 1852, Mers vote
is represented by 900, and 40 is even where Hale
made quite respectable fgure-occasioned by the
delay in filing tho vacancy the nti-Nebraska
ticket for State Treasurer. II Southern Pro-Slsvery
politicians derive any consolation from such victory
they must be hard pressed Stephens is said to DO a
" Know Nothing" but he forgets that Ex Lieut.
Gov. Moore, who has been reelected Treasurer, is
only citizen of Illinois, being an Irishman by birth,
and that be has yet awaited himself of our U s.
Natur alizaton act preferripg the speeder process
provided by the laws Of his own adopted State. We
trust however, Mr.. Stephens will not be expelled
from the Know-Nothing fraternity for his mad
vertent e1ultation over the triumph of Illinois
Douglasi.e who, however sound he is on the Slavery
question, unfortunately happens to be foreigner by
birth, and Catholic in bis religious faith.
ILLINOIS Although the present Nebraska member
of Congr.s So from the With District, has received
the certificate of election Col Archer, the Anti-Ne-
braska candidate will contest. The MarshN ILL.,
Ttkgraph Republican, Of the 9th says there is
mtske of 90 votes in the official return Of Clay Co.,
for member of Congress from the With District.
This mistake is in favor of Archer and, if it can be
established. will elect him by 50 votes over Allen.
The official vote of the District is declared 70 stand:
Archer, e,45l; j. c. Allen, s,i5a.
KryTucKr-lti s announced in The Woman that
the Democratic Central Committee has decided in
favor of holding the State Convention on the 18th Of
March, instead of the 9Th of January.
IowA-The State Senate was org anized on the 18th,
Temporarily The seat of one of the members is con
tested, and another is absent, which politically ties
that body One of the first subjects that will claim
the stte pton of the Senate will be the contested
election case from the Polk District. Mr.. Bryan
comes NJ with the certificate; bat as Mr.. Jordan
tNhig) received some fifty more votes than Mr. b.,
he contests and claims the sea and there exists no
good re- .son why he should not have 1t. The House
ore apized by the election of the Anti-Nebraska OFF,
GERS The resolution to invite clergymen, OF diier-
ont denominations, TO pray for them in the House
passed. Several amendments were proposed, among
Others that none but Protestant clergymen should
be allowed to offer prayers motion to commit the
resolution TO Select Committee WA lost. The STATE
Supreme judges and United States Senator, to sue
coed Dodge Neb are to be chosen by this Legislature
FIRE IN WrsT TRoY.-A fire occurred this morning
at an early hour in West Troy, near the upper siue
cut destro, ing property TO the amount oil ABOUT
sIo o0O which il nearly all covered by insurance IL