New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
POLITICAL LNTELLIGENCE.

uIsE.-Hon Israel Washburn Jr, has been unan;-
,say reu uominsted as the Wing candidate for Congress
Fn the Hid District. TIE Convention which nominated
invas held at Exeter Aug. IL, Thomas s. Puen presd
ns AID adopted the following resolution:
d That the Slave powell in adding to its repeated
M OF The Netraks and Kansas territorial bill has manifest
@ and % hsma s and bs,
bupdeI which has suddenly removed rom the people OF
s all ides Of fDhiy Of the Compromises of 1850 and
pe oT those who bsye ned compromises OF any value only
m rtt The friends Of freedom to unite their declarations
~ scon against the bad faith of the Slave
vg in favor of freedom the vital aud anang spirit OF
X LntreeI Union.
Mr. Hamlin of Bangor said he knew Israel Washburn,
svel. They were natives of the same town, born be-
ash the same roof. He knew him true and thorough
ian He had been elected twice. How be did his duty
III place all men knew. PenObsco would not fail her
sDggsheG at this time She would add To the large
he had in the two former elections received. lie
0uneDded the handsome manner in which the men in
der counties NOW rallied around him. They said nothing
dary usages, by which the nomination might belong to
da counties OF the dlstrc, but nanfuy and patrotl-
aly vent in for Mr.. WeshbUrn for q third term.
The Liberal Liquor Democrats of the First Congress
Txrct net at SacO Wednesday, and nominated Il. ID.
lRDsOn for Congress. This is the District mSrepre
szted by Mcdonald Of Nebraska iniamy.
he Pierce and Paris Nebraska democrats o the Seooo1
ezxress District held their Convention at Paris on the
ID inst md nominated William X. Kimball, OF Paris,
" Congress. Resolutions were passed reaiirning the
xrlles of the Baltimore platform OF 1892 ana declaring
let DO question of national policy, which has arisen
nee the adoption of that platform, is TO be taken
INTO consideration by the party TIL 1t has been passed
ou by the next national demOc ratio Convention This
he only Nebraska or regular democratic nomination
Three Conventions-Wbig, FREQ Democratic, and Re-
ukiosns-met al Pennington, Franklin County, to nomi-
hsa State Senator. They finally assimlated, formed
~ one Republican organization. with O Il. Curier,
Il Chairman of the Wing portion, as President noml-
naied Asan Currier for Senator, two Coalition County
eers endorsed the nomination of Gen. Perry for mem
bu Of Congress in the Second District and separated
0HIo-Jobn Sherman has been nominated for Congress
N the XIlth District, composed OF hlchiahn' hoIow,
m and Huron Counties, by the Peoples AntENeDrasAa
The Hon. Joshua r. Gddings who has been nominated
reeection is the Oldest member IN tho House higs
lrocrats and FreeSoiers participated in Ar Ghddingss
aton ard both of the opposing candidates Tor tne
ATT Ne braska nomin alton hiessrs. utchins and SuIn
lnounced that they would give him Their support Inc
ianination was then made unanimous
Judge Bliss since be has become candidate for Con
rsss in the XIVth District has Temporarily Withdrawn
tsn the editorial control of The Etyrld Dnocrdt All
" Anti Nebraska papers OF lis district give MN cor
Ia and hearty support. At the Convention, Dr. Towns
md Mr. Lockwood and others, who had been bitterly
Ie each other spoke from the same stan9 anu gav9
snrance TO the same sentiments, win coru,auy suu
anetness in them highly encouraging TO the friends
The Republicans of Belmont, Columbiana and Frank
Counties in the field with their tickets for County
Edward Wade present member Of Congress, seems by
neral consent, TO be the candidate IN the Cleveland
Nass.cursKrrs.-The Wings Of New Bedford, at re-
mt meeting, IL
Pesoired That we view with hearty approval and pride
y course of the Hon. Charles Sumner, IN tho Senate OF
d United States and that however we may d1er from
m upon other political questions, we DO now ana ever
all respect and honor nm as tne eoque"' anu ""'
hampton of northern freedom ...e
IIIsoIs-Thomas l.. Harris one of the satellites oil
suglas has received the Nebraska Democratic Noina-
b En- the Vh Springfield District now represented by
xhard Yates. Hon. Joshua K. Glddngs Is annouhceu
address the people at several points, Ihee appears 10
seopsoerabe strife among the faithful IN COL blsssn
rict for tho succession. One Dr. mos nope ou !"
,ronunciamento in which he claims the NeDrasKa nom
ston The Doctor thus 8yows the ingredients OF tue
rscrpton the people will have to swallow, thsy 'aAo
m ,......;o,
need only add that stand upon the administrator
Pierce and King PLATFORM Nebraska Dn
ID sll-past present and TO cOme-tbe Baltimore IIa'
MI ask the support Of factor ~ 0F o"t OF the De
s,c party would not compromise an atom o ule sless
pcipIes of the Democratic party TO get fe Ge'a. eoe
ftbs Dstrct which some are trimming their sans 10
NJ 10 ee the nomination. must be the standard oi to
enocratio party or prefer TO remain PrNa'e e,u]e
kpIasALWm Cumback, Esq, of Decatur C0uhtyy,
los nominated for Congress In the ~ IN psT'c oy &
xpubiean Convention, held al 5reensOUIg ~ "a Ton
al Col Thomas Smith President OF the ConSen-
On. IL NohrasLa
Chaupcey L. Dunham has finally secured the Neorasha
,aipaton for Congress the Hid District Inc soIe
ae last Convention stood, Durham, 'oi Johh l. ~"'
pouolas ard Bright the Free State Sayehoding sena,
e1 Breckenridge and Powell Of Kentucky, ana seveia
Or southerners are announced TO speak at NeornSS
kss meeting 10 be held at Indianapolis, sept. D. MHy
ee. the people of Indiana do their own poiiicS "io"
= outside influence rA.ost.
ss To- entior ia 10 be held at Harrisburg Aug 80 az
skrS Hon. David Wimot and others are announced 10
~ sJeecbes.