New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13

Preference tr. Soldier .. he Wa Or 1872 to .aY .n,s Of
any party he esas IS 20 bonsT sd esp,sv benE .q1
"a Jones. Muir Coas-L1siis1
a DAILY ia, Aej1ssas
1t viii be seen by the s,ove ,h,t sm now placed
bei0e The pabic Sf their sgrsges for the one Of
State Prison Inspector Having been Al Ari-ut
worker IN the - American Cause, and for 80 ne
time member Of the Oeia'i9n % which You fir
o portion. | call upon yOI 70 connection With the
Other members Of the association for sapOor, b-lev
ing to at my Inspector TO which office
elected by American votes by al sslning u.
iorifv notwithstanding the opposition Of ! Ihn
Mcke and other noted Catholics for the lat three
y.ars has with the approb4on of the members 81
our association aud the public generally. / leave
my self into your hands.
Respectfully yours, HENRY STORMS.
WIG sosIsArIoys
EDWARD DoDD of Washington Co., was yester.
day nominated for Congress by the Wings Of the Dis
trict comprising Washington Saratoga and War.
rem Counties. This il al excellent choice. Mr. DJdi
is a INGREDIENT Of high character Whig Of many
years faithful and efficient service and earDai.
chan pion of Justice, Temperance and Freedom. He
viii be chosen by large IN iority.
sOFT SHELL SOnISAIIOSs.
J.terson and Leri'--Congress %, Willard Ives of
Jefferson.
HARD sHELL NOMINATIONS.
Modion and Levis- Congress %, William Lewis,
full term, and Paddock L. Bentley short term.
ISDEPEyDEET SONIsATIoSs-
The Hon. ANDREW OLIVER Hard Who faithfully
and steadily opposed the Nebraska bill last winter *
an independent candidate for reelection from the
XYYiin tOntario) District.
Stephen s. Riggs Of The Schenectady C1Jinet, Of
fers himself, in frank manly way 10 the electors Of
that County, a. a member of Assembly. Thirty
Years ago, in 1924 the late Isaac Riggs then editor Of
Tie CaJne and father Of its present editor offered
himself in similar manner. to the electors n Sche-
nectedy and was chosen BY handsome majority.
NEw-JERsET.-The lid District Wing Congress
soDa Convention, composed Of delegates from Mid
dlesex, Somerset, Warren and Hunterdon Counties,
met at Somerviile on wednesday. John Van Dyke
Of Mi1dlesex Co. presided. The Whig Convention
appointed committee TO wait upon the Anti-Nebrss-
ka Democratic Convention then in sessi0a and in
form them that the Wing Convention was awaiting
their action. This having been done, Mr.. TnomaS 5.
Hartw ell shortly aferwaTd appeared and stated that
The Anti. Nebraska Convention disposed 10 co.
alesce with the Wing, If they should agree in plat
forms In his motion the Anti-Nebraska Committee
were invited 10 sit with the Convention which they
did end il was then annouoed that the Anti Nebraska
Convention had nominated james Blshop; TIE Two
conventions then united, and the rules being dis
pensed with, JANIS BIsHoP lDemocratl was nomi'
mated by reclamation.
Among the resolution adopted by the united con-
venioDs the following:
ortd That the plea Of popular sovereignty for the
Of the bill the kanss ard Sebask. act Is base
fraud Iasmuh SAID at practically denies al sovereignty
evils Of Slavery. and take. from the people Of the United
ststs sll poser 70 pr,ysntit ,,,.c-
proe i.e to be repealed and adoPt.d for
The prevention Of Slavery IN any territory Of the United
States that slave States should be admitted into
this Union
DR.. Lilly, the opposing Democratic candidate, has
been renomnated on the Nebraska issue.
Observation-Disclosures for Congress have now
been completed and also for State Treasurer.
Treasuo.