New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13

mated by reclamation.
Among the resolution adopted by the united con-
veniioDs are the following:
sortd That the plea Of popular sovereignty passage
Of the bill the ksn.s ard Eebasks act Is base
the % ope Of the territories except that of establishing
evil. Slavery, and take. from the people OF the United
se.sss TSsi said bin so far repeal. tn. Missouri Com
9TS .: e S' fesS sa SIy Of % G
AID slave States should be admitted into
this Union-
Dr. Lily, the opposing Democratic candidate, has
been renominated on the Nebraska issue.
Observation-Disclosures for Congress have now
been completed and also for State Treasurer.
STATE Tyeasuro:
John T. Mcclure John Moore.
pi''c. Ehu B. w..hburns, William Jackson,
lids. H woedworth' John g. Turasr
yes.e z Norton W ySSn y; p M:sssr+r
v....Archibald Williams, William A Richardson,
VlI....W. b. Archer, James c. Allen
VIII....Lymsn Trumbull. 7. b. Fouke.
IX....L Jay s. Tuner. s S. MAlshal-
In the Ist District +. p. Ferry is Anti-Douglas
Democratic candidate. In the lid District Robert
5 Blackwell, Wing, and Z. L. Mayo, Anti Nebraska
Democrats and in the With District II. p. II. Brom-
well is supported by the Anti-Nebraska Democrats.
In the With District there seems to be scrub race
at least among the Nebraskaites.
The Republicans appear TO be uniting upon their
best and most popular for the Legislature for the
purpose of preventing the election of another dough-
ILLIsoIs.-The Stats Zeitung, the German DEM
ocratic daily of Chicago has espoused the election
OF Woodwork, Republican,) to Congress from the
lid District.
The NEWS from the Quincy and Springfield Con
gre ssiona District il most cheering. Williams, in
the Quincy District is dealing blows 10 compromise
breaking Democracy, in the person OF VIM A. Rch-
ards0n that the latter cannot Withstand. Dr. Single
ton OF Brown County whom the Wings claimed
and bonoIed has gone to Douglas but for every
Wing so lost to hmelf and country as TO 90 for
these reckless agitaors of the country three Dem
ocras " i'll sustain Williams 10 the Springfield Dis
rrict Yates is long way ahead OF "Poygamous
Harris The latter had as well be getting ready to
migrate Ia " Utah.
MIcHIGAs.-Mr. Bingham, the Republican can
didate for Governor is announced to address the
people at various points in Western Michigan. No
one can expose the sophstres and inconsistencies of
Gen Cass and his school politicians better than Mr.
Bingham. He will exhibit Dougasism in its true
light and lay before the people the great issue Of this
contest Slavery or Freedom.
The Hon. Lewis ID. Campbell, who hos just been
reelected 10 Congress by overwhelming majority,
and The Hon jacob Brinkerhoff also Of Ohio are
pouDced 10 address the people OF the Peninsular
State.
A capital thing was that of A. +. Bel of IOnia,
who by the way. never said bad thing in his life.
knot of Democratic politicians were collected after
the Nebraska Congressional Convention az kalama-
ZOO when the subject Of State officers came up, and
the name of the Hon. james Sullivan Of Cas- Coun-
w. brother Of John Sullivan. Attorney-Genera OF
New. Hampshire was mentioned in connection
with tie Office Of Attorney General. The person
who recommended him was asked, What
"kind Of man is hel "Oh frst-rate fellow, was
the answer. "A good lawyer perfect gentleman,
and an upright honest man" ''Hold on there"
said Bell, we want no nee tests introduced into
"our party
Mr.. Sullivan, il should be understood, is now at
tached to the Republican party and IS doing efhcien
service in Cass County and Southern Michigan. He
desired nothing OF the Nebraskaites and has ceased
fellowship politically with such sham Democrats
as Cass Barry, Douglas, Stuart Il 20.
Henry Walden has received the Anti Nebraska Fu-
sion poininaop for Congress in the lid District.
The Hon. I. J. Littlejohn, formerly very inhu-
entia Democrat is the Anti Nebraska candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney in Aegan Co., which IS en- eI
ceent nomination.
favor of the Fugitive Slave Law in Congress- de-
elines Nebraska nomination for the Legislature IN
Wavne County. In declining, he takes occasion TO
pronoupce against ali new tests Of Democracy. he
has had enough of them. This declaration of Buel
is cruel thing, and has greatly mortified the Pierce
office-holoers.
SouTH CARoLIsA-In South Carolina, where po-
tcal Conventions are unknown, and nominations Tor
Office were put forward the voluntary system we
find in the Charleston papers seventeen nckets ior
Congress and the State Legislature One gentleman
is sixteen tickets two others on fifteen another on
fourteen three Others on thirteen, and 80 on down 70
the less popular candidates whose names only ap'
pear one, two or three Of the tickets Inc cleo
ton appears 10 excite more than ordinary snare OF
interest and the candidates ere strictly questioned
through the papers In regard TO their views upon the
subject of popular education, the banking and JUDI,
ciary systems, upon various schemes Of railroad and
harbor improvements and upon their willingness 10
give the election of Electors of President and Vice
President of the United States to the people. An
occasional reference Is also made to Know Nothing.
ism So that presume this ubiquity is dOmestcaed
among the Pslmettos.
William AIKEN is reelected to Congress from the
! Charleston District
1 The GoyIRyoRsHIP OF UIAH.-We are much in
I cned TO believe that the Administration greatly
exercised over the choice Of successor for Gov;
Brigham Young. Up to this time, we are satisfied
that nothing approaching solution of the problem
Of the test person has been arrived al, though we
/ are very sure that be win not be Mormon we
have every reason to believe that the Administration
in making the selection will tes' whether the people
OF Utah viii live peacably under the Government OF
the United States giving their allegiance to the Cen
erd Government by proper obedience 70 the laws
of Congress bearing upon them, or not There does
not appear to be disposition in those IN ssthohJ