New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-24


''''' Partially ycu-. GEO ANDREWS
BROOKLYN WING NOMINATIONS.
XIILh JYord-For Aldermen-,I.RED SPARK, Z.
II. HUSTIr. For Supervisor-J Wax MEssERoLE.
For Captain Of Police-CHARLEs LEwIs.
KINGS COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
Tie Democratic County Convention met at Flat
bush yesterday and nominated the fInowi1g ticket:
SuryOgate-RoswELL G. BRAIsiRD Of BROOKLYN.
Super7nteHdents Of tlr PooT-A X. HATFIELD Of
WihemsbuIgh, and SAMUEL DoXEY Of Brooklyn.
Jsstioc Of ScssioHs-JoHs A. EANoss of New
Utrt chit
Coyoners-CuARLrs A. vAS ZASDT OF Brooklyn,
and JoHS A. BENEFIT of New Utrecht.
NEw-YORK STATE.
WHO NOMINATIONS
C0yuga and I1Oyne.-Fcr Congress, %, EDwIs b.
MORGAN, TenorDnted ty acclama ion, by Wing Dis
trict Convention held at Port Byron on Saturday.
SOFT SHE'LL NOMINATIONS
TXth Dist.-For Congress, JoSATHAs SrRATTos.
XVIIIh Dist.-For Congress, WILLIAM b. WEN
PIE.
XXVA Dist.-For Congress, ANDREW OLIVER.
XXPIh Disf.-Fer Congress, GoRTES F.THoNAs.
NEw-JERSEY.
Wing NOMINATIONS The Hudson County Wig
Convention met at Bergen Corners yesterday AFTER
noon TO rominae County officers for the ensuing cleo
ton. On motion Of Mnot G. Morgan, Denning Daer
was called to the Chair; L. j. TOnnelle was chosen
Secretary. committee, appointed for the purpose
the a6ortiou OF which there was considerable cOn'eu
zion eid it was developed thst there were two cand
date for County Clerk-RDbort GchIit, the present
Dcunl Dt and ex-Ald. L. W. James Upon these
the Convention appeared 70 be nearly equally divided.
Tpon a test vote 10 divide on question, the
vote was announced by the Chairman TO BIO
81 Nays TO 10 Ayes; and The friends Of Mr. james
in the Convention insisted that they had 81 Ayes
10 the Glchrist party 10 nays. The Chairman in-
sisted on his decision, and An attempt was made to
proceed with business. The Convention became
confused, however aud the james party dissatisfied
with the above decision, and with other proceedings
left the room before the nomination of nfidates
commenced. They were stigma'iZed az know
"Notbngs" as they left, and their departure was
londly applauded by those ainlng in return for
which some Of the seceders ccoy intimated that II
was one thing TO nominate ticket in thst manner,
and another thing to elect it. Those remaining then
proceeded 10 unanimously renoninate the Wings now
in Office, as follows:
For Comfy Clerk. .RoIERT GrLoHRIsT.
For Surr6patc ....E. W. kIsGsLASD.
For SheTiF. ..... .JAsPER GARRETsoN.
For Coroners......J. J. VAN HoUGHTos of
South Bergen, H. CRANE Of lloboken, aud HENRY
The former County Committee was re-aPpointed
and the Convention adjourned.
Mercer Couniy.-IIId District Wing nomination
for Assembly, GAERET ScHTScH.
We have also been furnished with the following
version Of this meeting:
Yfs,erdav afternoon the Wings of Hudson County,
d. j.. held Convention for the nomination OF Coun-
ty Clerk Surrogate Sheriff and Coroners. Dennens
Dutr was chosen PRECEDENT and l.. j. Tonnee Secre-
tary After settling the number OF votes tna each
township and ware in the county were entitled to,
RoBFRT GILcHRIsT Of jersey City was chosen as
tle candidate for County Clerk JAsPER GhRRErsoS
ef Berren for Sheriff; EDMUND w. KISGsLAsD OF
Jersey City for Surrogate, and three persons Tor
COTOneTs.
From time to time during the progress Of the pro-
cee6ings the persons who supposed TO be haow-
NoiLiDgs left the meeting.
MASSACHUSETTS,
ABRAHAM H. HowLASD OF New-Bedford is the Ad-
ministraton Democratic candidate for Congress IN
the Ist District, and EDWARD AVERY is presented by
the same party in the lid District, SAMUEL H. SPIN
sEY in tie Iyth District WILLIAM PARNENrER IN
the With, and DANIEL NEEDHAN of Groton in the
| With District.
Daniel Ncedhnrn has received nomination FOR
Congress from the Administration party oil the Nllta
District. Strong Nebraska resolutions were adop1Sd.
James Burlington, Mayor Of Fan River Is the
Know. Nothing candidate for Congress IN tue iid
District.
! The Iaf0vctie D. nocrot, yorng, tender ard very
green Old Line Democratic paper, publishes every
dsy the act TO orgenize the Territories OF Kansas and
Nebraska The Bible was discarded during the can
vass ana this act was substituted. Col. Chambers
read this act to the faithful in an old inil one after
noon instead of making sptech-dlscussllg lvulpeT
! aDCe and Slavery questions
| Messrs Miller and English are the only members OF
the present Sham Democratic Delegation IN congress
! WHO are reelected. The other nine are Republicans,
| and ore elected on the Peoples ticket
OHIO.
The Akron Summit Beaco. thus refers TO the
delegation cent from the Buckeye Safe to the next
Congress;
The Ohio delegation in the next Congress VIII
! compare favorably with that Of any other state. IL
Is the ablest Ohio has had for many yeas when
! Galloway, Day, Campbell, Sherman Gddlngs,
Watson, Wade Bingham Stanton and Nichols take
their seats in the HCuse of Representatives. It VIII be
ve for fire eating gentlemen from the plantations 10
bear themselves cautiously. Not one Of these but Is
fnIy able 10 cope with any in The present tOn-
! prefs south Of Mason and Dixons lire. Ii Is ex-
tremey gratifying TO note this change in the grade oil
NV Wei sonr counties 10 hear from Adams Gals,
I Hancock and Van Vert Judge Swan has a majority
of 70 900 There Is no doubt thai eGeh oil lhe iol
not included have given msJorities the same way.
! TIE grand result will then be q kepuohean majority
! in Ohio of $4,000. We shall give the table Of inc
official vote as soon as the returns are received but
with the above figures we presume our fiend' can
afford to wait. NJ.
In lss2 Pauding County cast 3ia votes for Pierce,
2l for Scott and for Hale. AT ne recent eecIon
the result was Swan (Fuzion) 4O4; Norris lNebraskal
| 80; Mott Republican, for Congress 40; Comnsgsr
| lNebrasksl 81. Is not that a Tero'aiioA ne ony
issue was Nebraska and Amin -brasSa- Behold the
| result.
Bernhart Hem, NJ. c., found Il impossible % re-
tire 10 private life without one yaledletory KICK
up" on the subject OF Nebraska. lbs Literature
VIII take place beside thai If Moses hcDonaiu OF
Maine. and Christian NJ. Straub of Pennsyl ana,
! whom he very much resembles in other statesman
like particulars. Hear him.
within the past mouth We have witnessed an a.
tempt 10 s,ife the freedom OF speech. Neither Is
! this al. The incendisry has inflicted blow w.leh
cowsrdce in is wors; form could not irfct. Yes,
| r,ore' The very hgh.nings Of heaven have been