The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

with sess'cn 70 The pa,ty eustainng en- N. IL ocSur
it0 &, tnr I = ed.fffs that there must be SONS
nissske IN fbe nat er hiDce It matter of .,ast
sm"ng tie SOFIA ttnt in one Gle tins district Ia
Oneida county ff NaiioI democratic ticket old not
get single full vot~. = Ia MS ve d,s rics
that Mr.. SIKH peT lived ~ she t,me ADD the records
stow thai Mr Cliatos snd hts associstss i'd n"t get
avote there. Iktr- wSs one vUf4 for q. w. Clinton.
which William H. Greer ss,s h- cat aim-eif."
The eltcsion In shis State will be held on the
Tuesday aite, tie lst Monday in November
NEW JERSEY.
The editor Of the Nep srk Mercury has been
tahiI look at tire Know Nothipgs. and ssys:-
IT. meeting OF tho stste Wgwam Of the American
Know Nothing Associntcn which held la this city
on Wednesday vas attended by $50 entssves
from va' cns lars OF the tate y body Of uen
bar seldom as.+utled Their srpearsncs was that II
who fst tLems euli.t%d IN eren. and imoo
tant wIk snd feel pretty well persu AIDED uo~ that
He have these acL ledged Know Nothings that
the eacd and pure have NJ 70 fear from their orsan
7aiicn The corrupt ard unpr bclpied, hov vevee, we
should Juogt have little to hope from It's clemoacy
The whig papers ore our ag 4inst tho railway mo.
nopoiy aud the Neb asBs bill. Election Tuesday
after the first Monday 10 November.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The election In this State will take place on the
second Tuesday in October. The democratic pri-
mary elections on Monday evening, In Philadelphia.
resulted In the following nominations Congress
lit district, Thomas Il. Florence; I'd. John Hamil.
ton, jr.; Sd, jones Landy; 4th. henry M. PhiIos.
Senator in the county. N. B. Browne; Senator in
the city. George Smith. Prothonotary OF the Dis
trict Cout, james W. Fletcher; Coroner, Joseph
Delavau.
The Ptnssy'r0niaw says
Phillips, Esq, obtained ,he nomination Charles
W. Carrigs y, Eq, and Cal William English. The oou
test in this district Of the ost spri ed character
These csnoc aes the Pennsylvania asserts arc fres
Of nd hat AZ
poll there wns band OF partars, thoroughly organized
for the occasion ~ho pre- ared chalenge and
belong 10 tnat vrsiorous boy cf called Know No
things" According to tho tennsytvdnian those political
hose tknlkpg sneaked back their lodges
with the information that the democratic party was too
well organized for their traioroas designs aud
ready TO carry into execution to the lst de-
gree
The Ptsb9rg Gazette Of August 81 ssys:-
great estberiog Of the friends OF freedom is to
held at New Brighton Beaver county tho 9th Of Sop
teDber. The Hon James Pollock candidate for
Governor, gi assurances THAT he ~ill oe presen
ana 1t s Understood that he will then lnake known his
views on tho slavery question 10 such msoner as TO
leave DO room sor oplosi ion from sntslavery
We hope to see large attentane at this convention
The means Of reaching New Brighton by railroad are 50
that It ia time that Western should
utter her Voice in some em hattie manner on tho great
issue Of the day, and take for concen ratng
her vote as to make it eifectual.
A statement having been made that Mr.. Pollock
was member Of the Order OF Know Nothings, he
has denit the charge.
The native Americans Of Philadelphia met in
fcrReccrder Clerk OF Quarter Sessions, Prothonotary
and Recorder.
The democratic State nominations are as follows
For Governor, William Bslsr, Of Clearaeld county.
For Jucge Of supreme Court Jeremiah s. BIZ ck, Of
Scntret county.
FOR Cara Commiouer, Henry s. Mott, OF Pike county
Bigler has come out against the Know Nothings
The wings Of the Franklin district have nomiusted
D. F. Robinson, Of Cbsmbersburg, for Congress
He has free soil tendencies.
Hon. David wilmot Is canvassing northern
Pennsylvania in support Of the principles contained
in bis proviso Of ls47.
The Americans of schuykill county have nomat
ed full county ticket.
It is expected that the whies. by aid Of tho Know
NothiDes, will carry the State, but that J. r.
Chandler will lose his seat in Congress- as be Is
Roman Catholic.
The Democratic County Convention at Eastou
on the 2lst, was largely attended ami very ha mo-
nicus. Strong resolutions were passed ia favor Of
the administration aud tue Nebraska bill. The
meeting was addressed by Senator Brodhead, Of
Pa. and Gov. A. H. Reeder, of Kansas.
MARYLAND.
We learn fro n some persons who profess to know
something about the Know Nothings, that tie or.
der is increasing at rapid rate in Maryland, much
to the alarm Of the old fogies, political jugglers
wire pullers, b.. &c.
The election win take place on the first Tuesday
In November.
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
The new Mayor Of Washington is engaged in re
moving all foreigners from Office, and the Heads Of
departments retslatc by removing sll persons sup
posed to belong to the order Of Know Nothings.
VIRGINIA.
The State election takes place on the fourth
Thursday In October. The Kaox Not lings are said
to be very numerous in this state. Hon. Heury A.
Wise has been recommended as the democratic can.
didate for Governor by several primary meetings.
The State conventions have not yet been called.
The Lynchburg Trginian brings the first days
proceedings Of the State Temperance Convent IN In
that city. The following officers were elected
President--Gec. W. Purkios. Of Halifax.
First Vice President Geo. w. Phillips OF Petersburg;
second do Vim ~: Cook, o. CARROLL third do Maj J. r
h ao Msshsny %Si'a So Of ssn
secretares-r omas ). Evans, of Ricamond @. ".
Gilmore, Of Stanton; and Geo. X Nsf, Of Abis gdon.
clarine that the Of the Last Legislature Of Viz
GINA in regard the prohibition Of the liquor traffic,
had made tne qufs st,on test o. support csnoi
for once, and recommending to the frie OF temper
In Virginia, without political distiurton, TO unite
In the nomination and support Of candidates for on
ces Of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, AMI Attorney
General Of the common wealth. the n,minations to
Dad: At such tine and place, and In such as
may bc expsdient
The resolutions were laid on tie table.
NoKTH cAsoLNA.
The result Of the late election Ia this State Ia
democratic sue ICES. Bragg, for Governor, hs
1900 majority. The Senate 10 80 democrats to 20
wings; the House is 65 democrats to IS whigs-2U
democratic majority on j,int ballot.
The democrats having carried the Senate and
House, will gain Unitei States Senator.
ONO.
The Cincinnati ColumJias Of the 18th says that
It s rumored that new secret political order, do.
asrnated aa the N N n that Ia M Natinna atarted