New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
- rhe rnnar...cp.l noninatioa. hsye all

y.ssos1-Tbe Congressional NOMINATIONS nave Al
,tn made NcBroska
AnIs ,n.1' wssch.n Solomon ". JeSe,t.
II Justin 5. MorrL y,,''.,l "a Il ueSxs1d tMGs j..
III Alvsh Sabtn. f MulI,n .i,' ,ie! ! ~, and Mr.
Nr Nescbam ga Congregs'p'i~ d o''H' '"''-'
sabn b. Baptist slergyman' NJ.
pr>S.,rvtvtA-The Arti-Nebrsska Democratic hss
meeting IN Sullivan Co., addressed o! 'ue III - ~ ~ -
Nilrot and uotioed in Yesterday IhIsV ~ 80
2, 1,uou.tratior Some OF the mOrt proHi-eu' -.
" r., ,,, >, nsrcipst,d Mr. Trout. one OF the editors
II m HzRros CcHnfs Dlmocrdt rtSua, par! "'&ssu &
acted crtisry although the bis9, I'N', a. I'm
.l,d AT III. head of his columns. bger was l"f""u
o,,srScs,e and Pollock recommended Tor Governor 10
H. snptori of all tue Democratic Republicans -.
III, democracy of Berks and NORTHAMPTON 'ouI'le'
- ,,r,,nurc r., 40 ainst the Know NvhrEs anl We
fr ali our \, braska excharg gos hed with pretended eA
p. sure Q. that Order and very lItt'e else
Nrw H,xPsHrRF.-A grand mass convention OF M .ns
reole Of New Hampshire opposed 10 the repeal OF the
tE,,; ,nrroni,o aud IN favor Of the union Of free
men for the and maintenance OF 'ne u
freedom is 10 be held at borough on the 1ota ns
Unn : p Chase of o. TO- John L. Hale, Amos dck, joel
Eastman and other celebrated speakers are 20 oe present
Ktsrrcgy-In pursuance of the following nHammstory
Ami Know Nothing call the Democracy OF Lounviue as
stmbed the ls.h init, Dr N ufeen pres'''"S'
CATHOLICS RALLY 10 TIE MASS MEETING
Ard v bAsr ro" viii be rrd .na prescribed by the Know
1N- - S,thi or not. :.
An address and otrcsoutions IN iS'or o 'ne e
brp>ka iniquity ard against the hnO"-Nouimss "c'V
siolted. Tie address say -.
GRAND combination of all the elements ot opposition,
with Anti Slavery as one object and variety OF others,
rs,k the political struggles of the day and IN addton
IN he unusual aspect Of these contests generally secret
rol,ca organization has recently grown up win rs
Sons peoge- oaths passwords, Ac., and with creed
tat proposes TO exclude all foreigners and Roman ,a'o
lies from office. Such organizations are not new IN tue
world nor is this native and religious excluSveness
novelty Tiey are both OF foreign orgin trdnspanted
lately TO American soil All conceament IN pol''ics has
heer repruach heretofore among Us and religious tetS
for office m abhorrenco. Our iaers held no creed OF me
sort lley provided that every eitlzen ot the hited
States shoad be eligible to office whether native or
a1outed They made but tw) exceptions dnd they were
N rtcard 10 the offices Of President aud Nce-Presldent
They prescribed all religious by Prohbdrg Congress
from making any, Their high example has been sei
down TO the present day. II has been the glory OF ths
country that ts political action has been open to the light
of das What is fit TO be done n pubic affairs at al -
6t TO be done openly What s fit 10 he said al ALL ut
10 be published and read of oil men. 1t has been our
boast that no man subjected to any disabilities on ae-
count of HI, religion. We have offered citizenship on
liheIsl terms TO the people of every naon and denied
them no rights that natives enjoy ms poucy Is amer-
can-pecslarly American c;
Addrt sses were made by &. A. CaidWel ana Oap';
Gibson and Douglas and Breckenridge we're also invited
10 addtss the Louisville Democracy at some future tune
IxpI,S,-Dr Norman Eddy iNebraskae has been re-
nominated for Congress IL the INh District la accepting
the M nnaton DR. Eddy attempted 20 JUSTIFY his support
81 The Nebra .ka niauity and pitched turonsy INTO the
Know Nolngs Schuy Ter ColiaX. the editor OF IAc
Saith BENT Rfgis'cr is the Republican and an'-Ne-
hraska nominee.