The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23


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company.
Political Summary
TheKnow No;hpgs Of Massachusetts, have zomini
Etnry eard.er fo- Governor, which makes the fos
candidate In the held.
Awhig meeting was held in Delaware city on the J
inst, WIN ich was addressed by Hon. John n. Clay
who stated tibet it was insx to form whie
and resolution to that effect adopted BY the nj
ing TIE contest in Delaware win therefore b bstx
the democrats and the Know Nothings.
The Oh line wings and the fusionists in the verm
Legislature ~ oggsrheads in regard to the choic
State officers.
The Dsmos' ATS State Convention Of Virginia WI
held ut stsunson the 3oth Of November. II il repo
that . majority Of the State Central Committee an
favor Of Henry A. Wise for Governor.
The democrats Of the First Congressional dstric
Massachusetts, have nominated Hon. u. Ho Wand
New b dford aud In the Fifth william PArmsntsr Is
democratic candidate. Both conventions passed res
ticna in favor OF the Nebr Aska principle.
Judge Conrad, OK Governor johnson, General Came
and Jucge mot are spoken Of for United States
tor from Pennsylvania to succeed hon. Jsmss Coo
whose term expires with the present Congress.
majority Of the lower branch Of the South Caro-
Legislature in favor Of giving the choices Of cleo
Of President and vce.Presideut to the people. The |
jecs viii come up during the next session.
The whig convention Of the Fourth Congressional
trict Of New Jersey after short elaboration conciu
not to nom,n candidate and recommended the ~
tisn Of P. 9. Osborn, the democratic anti-Nsbr.
nominee. The Nebraska de moci ats in tho same diet
will divide their support between Hon. George Vail
regular rominated candidate 9, and v. NJ Drake, who
nounces himself e. An Independent Nebraskaite.
The Cleveland Pla,ndealer, speaking Of the chara
Of the next Congress- says
There will be q Iasiorts Of r,emsers 10 the HI
elected soely for their Opposition and professed
tired 70 the South They viii INST in that body by a
one hundred mep elected from the i,h and the che
champions Of southern rights North. men must
and every cre distinguish themselves In the ayes OF
consfituency by some trem -ndous onslaught upon
youth The SOUTH en- must stand firm the shoe
opposition for their ststuents allow no finch
The Nortn-men sil cater TO the sy IN es ana pass
of the baters If slavery everywi ere The South
viii plant themfe elves upon the constitution and cont
for strict construction Of that instrument. Instr
ed 70 MAKE {" no more compromises with slavery"
majority care ever yield. Tie south, il ovsrpows
viii either Withdraw from the Houee, or, remain
leave their fate for the present. with conserve
Senate.
Only two counties in Pennsylvania remain to be h,
from en- the Governors vots-Potter and Mexican.
returns now foot up as follows:-
FOR GOVERNOR
James Pollock, wing and American .....,,, 2O1
William Bgler, democrat Observation-Disclosures 1874
Pcllock's majority ..s................. sc
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER.
Henry s. Mott democl at AID American ,. 257
George uerte, wing. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sc
Motifs msjority. ........................ 1873
FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
Jeremiah :. Slack, cenceras.. 1856
Thomas H. Baird m ricaD. 800
DaLisl SmJ ser, wing. II
Black over Baird. Observation-Disclosures. As.
PRoHIBToRY LAW.
fgainst probibitofy Observation-Disclosures. 1866.
For prohi 1itory law.... .................. 154,
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Majority against Observation-Disclosures. q
Nearly al the counties in Florida have been he
FROM and show the folio ~iae result for member Of
gress -
Augustus E. Maxwell, idem. a
Thomas Brown, (whg) .........................8 g,
-
Asjority thus far. .........................
Tae remaining counties will probably increase
majority 200, making Ar. MAxrei,'s majority In
state nearly 900.
Compared With the election In 1862, these coun
show large democratic gsin-Mr. Maxwell than
5,79S, Ar Caoen 81 l--msjo-ity 81 No il Is in
SAINT counties 40. Gov. b OWNS vote is less py
than thar given TO the vnjg candidate two years So