New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-12
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Aug. -.

OHIo-,Judge PHILEMON Bliss has received the Anti
Nebraska nomination for Congress in the XVIII District
He was nominated on the second ballet The vote stood
Townsend, 30; Bliss, 1885, Lockwood q Coulter, 81
WM. II. DAY of Cuyahoga, was called on for speech,
but respectfully declined in view of the business to be
done. ,
The Committee on Resolutions reported series the
measures proposed in which were:
l. Repeal ar material modification of Kansas. Nebraska
BILL and the restoration of the inhibition of Slavery con-
tanned in the Missouri Compromise.
bill. ''f''' u '
g. The abolition of Slavery wherever Congress has urs'
dicon.
T. The divorce of the General Government from all sup
port OF Slavery. -
s. Apply ing these to the freedom and welfare
of all.
Considerable discussion elected in reference TO the
words essential notification, in the second of the
measures proposed very large number of members sus
An amendment by Prof. PECK was adopted That the
Fugitive Slave bill be essentially modified that shall
conflict with the Constitution nor violate the principle
of essential justice.
OHIo.-The Nebraskaites trigmphed at the Democratic
Convention held at Columbus and DIR. Edison b. Odds was
renomnated for Congress in the Xlth District Odds had
40 votes, Gen. Andrews 81 blanks, portion of the
Franklin County Delegates withdrew.
The Democracy of Lucas County have
Reored That unseraa~i ticket
In Tuscarawas County every township was fully repre-
scented at the Republican Convention There about
an equal number of Wings" and Democrats in the
Convention and fair sprinking of Free Sellers. Many
of the best and most influential Democrats in the county
in attendance. Everything passed off with perfect
harmony. series of strong Anti-Nebraska resolutions
adopted The ticket is the strongest that could pos
sbly be nominated 1t represents all the old parties
the new basis, fairly and honorably.
PESSsYLvAsIA.-Ihe Lancaster Independent Wing
dominates the Hon. Thomas H. Benton for President and
the Hon. Robert T. Conrad for VicePresident-to be
unmarried nv he pcCp ole irrespective
The BrookriUe JeSersonian, Democratic paper, de-
cnes the publication of ProNebraska speeches in its
columns, and says
" The Clarion Democrat ard TIE CleayfeH Republican
call upon TO publish Douglass celebrated speech or
other Nebraska speech for the information of the
Democracy of JefersoD but decline their invi
taton and state that our county flooded with carloads
of such documents raDked by members of Congress and
sent in here 10 prejudice the public mind in favor OF the
Therefore it is unnecessary TO publish IT here,
the Government has saved that trouble; but Alex.
or Daniel will furnish speech made in Pennsy vana,
by Democrat in 1851, in favor of the compromise
measures who asserted that those acts intended TO
repeal the Missouri Compromise and permit Slavery to
the line of 800 3V, we will publish with pleasure
Gentlemen, you must admit that the Democratic party
preached false doctrines in 1851 that the Douglas party
doing it now Our files show that told the people
then that the Missouri Compromise act to remain In
violate, and if we said the horse was seventeen feet
high, We will stick to IT,
ILLIsoIs.-The Wing Central Committee of the LIST
wasnburnes District, have called Convention, to be
purpose Of nominating candidate for Congress, to be
supported at the November election.
The Chicago Tribune is for the holding OF State Anti
Nebraska Convention at Springfield, Sept. l3.
The voters of La Sale and Grundy Counties held
meeting at Ottowa on the st ins to protest against the
repeal of the Missouri Slavery restriction and organize
for the purpose Of repudating Senator Douglas and his
adjuncs in Illinois.
IsDnsA-J. p. Chapman, The Chantieleer mon, here
Defnoc
has written letter approving the nomination made by the
AntN ebraska Convention in the With Iendricks Dis
rict. Mr.. Chapman says, in conclusion Of his note:
al am glad that Mr.. Barbour is the nominee and shall
support him with all my might governed only by the good
ness of the cause
MnSr.-At mass meeting of the people of the Ist
District Maine, which was co0perated in by people of all
parties, John NJ Wood Of Portland nominated for
Congress This is the district represented by Mcdonald
who voted for the Nebraska bill. The meeting, which
held at Bddeford, was large and enthusiastic, and
passed the following strong resolutions:
Rsr.d That whereas in the sbrosaon Of the Missouri copro
%: 's July .S1a as !. .s
drsnee the unlimited extension Slavery National Ter
~sHsny fa md s, ' 40
Cd m 9 y % S
ppsgndisfs the hard Of validity binding force
the Of unlimited pepetuy to ss
Es snd T Sa under The protection Of the cea,aon and
AID action nevertheless the thai to Be put
hereeorh 20 al Slavery and
sanety invoke all who liberty and fires nsttutions TO
ransdy and persisteny the struggle for their de-
feIse Slavery the ndiclou
pie oil al eziumAte constitutional Ind practical means
hesotred Jrther That further
power dsbsspu. liberty and dsossoy to cur Character
and declare unser.be purpose
venal liberty outside of State uI.deton.
kescld tn the restoration az the law of liberty 20
slave States into the Union. -
hored That neither frserrA feeling people of the
States loyalty requires
e.a existence Of law which in Its provisions esards Trial BY
the nsbes corpus males presmptons
liberty and which Iepusnant the spirit a humanity; that the
&c, Congress known the Fugitive Slave
sht and justly fnoxous
newell and Unprecedented We upon
TO every exeIon immediate aud unconditional
Tepesl
hesod That Mss Mcdonald representative from this Con.
District his Nebraska bill disrs.
sndd the we'll wishes Of majority hs constituents
aud proved hnle worthy the which
him becomes IL that
Ii should be noticed that out of i5l ballots in