New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18
p0LTTTCAL INTELLIGENCE.

POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
IowA.-As we suspected, some of the counties were
thrown out in the Ist Congressional District by the
State Canyassers. We have received copy Of TIE
Iotra ctr Republican extra, with the returns for
State officers and Congress by counties from whcht
appears that three counties rere rejected The LIST Dr.
irfcE This is a continuation of the frauds committed
by some of the County Judges OF Election, and If NJ
CLARK has been defeated in this manner he will IN
doubtedly contest Halls right to the seat in Congress-
With reference TO the one Democratic majority IA
the Senate, The Iora city Republican says
From one of the Judges who oanvassed the vOtss
we learn that Bryan, the Democratic candidate fr
Senator in the district composed of the counties Of
Polk &c has received the certificate of the Board
Canvessers although Jordan, his competitor, received
some fifty more votes than ho The poll-books from
two townships in Jasper County were rejected on &C
count Of some ilnmaterial informally; we have 10
doubt but that in cOntestng this election, aud making
these facts appear Jordan will obtain his seats tG
we cannot believe that the Senate VIII disfranehEs
any County for the fault of one of its subordinaa
officers"
We hope Mr. Jordan will contest the result, or
rather We hope that SIR. Bryan, finding that heh has
not received majority OF all the votes cast will not
take advantage of bubble. or act Of informally
not II fault of his opponent but that he viii decline
the certificate and let Mr.. Jordan have the seat.
Such an act of political magnanimity aud high sense
of honor would enIoble him. II is TO be hoped that
the result Of the recent election will lead to hon
esty among election canvassers hereafter Messrs,
Grimes and Stevens the Ant-Nebraska State candi
dates, and Mr.. ThoringtOn, Congressman elect from
lid District may consider themselves lucky 10 oh.
taning certificates Of their election.
WIscoSsB Judge WYMAS SPooSER Of Wal.
worth County is the Republican" or Fusion candid
ate fer Congress in the LIST milwaukee, District,
nominated our Sherman NJ. Booth on the sixth ballot
He il veteran Free Solder. The State Repub'
" lican' or Anti-Nebraska platform was adopted BY
the Convention. We suspect Mr. s. will be elected.
DR.. OTIS HoYT Receiver Of Public Moneysa
Willow River is the Democratic" Nebrasksl can
ddote in the lid. MadisonD District, nominated on
the twenty fourth ballot. lie had but five votes on
the first Hon. Ben. @. Eastman the present Mem
ber led on the first ballot and for some time after
but resolve approving Of the Nebraska bill having
been proposed and carried by vote Of 95 to 10, NJ
Eastman, considering this a censure Of his votes
against that measure, withdrew his name from tho
canvass.
A resolve denOuncing the National Administrator
and speaking Of President Pierce az man " who
would disgrace the post Of Chairman Of Board Of
" Superyisors,' offered, but laid on the table,
having only about dozen supporters Altogether,
the Democracy of Wisconsin would seem to DO in tho
same category with that Of Maine.
ILLIsoIs.-On the lO5th ballot S. s. Marshall wa
nominated as the Nebraska candidate for Congress IA
tie IXih District Willis Aliens over John Dough
erty and William A. Denning. Tue Nebraska out
rage was indorsed, and thus another Douglasite b.
been placed on the track by the sham Democracy.
OHIo.-Timothy C.. Day, DEM has announced
himself "a an Independent candidate for Congress 10
the LIT District. Mr. Day was for some time the ed'
tor Of The Cincinnati Enquirer and is one Of the
most prominent Democrats Of that county.
DELAwARE-The Administration Democratic Sssa
Convention met at Dover on Tuesday last, and nom
mated Dr. William Burton Of Milford, for Governor
and the Hon George Read Riddle, for Congress Dr.
Burton was prominent candidate for the Wing nom
ination for Governor in 1914, when Major Stockton
was selected He was much dissatisfied and gave the
ticket very little support In 1916 when Peter T.
Causey was nominated, he came out against the Wing
party and through his efforts and those Of some other
dis Affected spirits Col C. was defeated Since that
time he has acted with the Democratic party To show
their appreciation of his services the party in Kent
County nominated him for tho State Senate four
years ago, when he YVES defeated, and now they pa!
him forward for Governor. DIR. b., il ia said, de-
nounced the Wing party for cheating him out o.
$4,000, the four years salary, but this time he viii
have to throw that blame on the people at large.
PESSsrLvASIA-The Wings Of the Vth District
have nominated Nathan L. Jones for Congress and
the Nebraskaites John Csdwaader, both Of Philsde-
phia County.
The Democracy in Sullivan County arc rent 10
twain. and at the recent County Convention several
Of the prominent delegates announced the dissolution
Of their connection with the Sham Democrats or
ganizstion. Bill Nebraska is in the way
PENSsrLvASIA.-A private letter just received from
Pittsburgh, dated the l4th contains the following
which confirms our previous advices from all part
the State;
Loco Focoism ia most decidedly defunct 10 the
part OF Pennsylvania. In the Convention which ms
here short time since for the purpose OF nominating
County ticket, 1wtg;fre Of the delegates, 10 al
about one hundred are openly opposed to the Re.
election Of Bigler In one Of the wards OF this cu
two avowedly Anti Bgler Delegates were elected 81
vote Of eighty.OAe TO eighteen for the Bgler Dele
gates.
"You may set down this county as good Tor 6 ma
jority for Pollock Of 1000 aud upward