New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

our Whis and Democratic exchanges have now coma
cordially into the support Of the Peoples State
Ticket.
Tie Hon. samuel Galloway bold and eloquent
chs mpion Of freedom has been ne eInnqtei a. he Rs
pull can candidate for Congess, In the XIIta Dis
triot BOW repres, s,uied by Dr.. Nebraska ODD.
ILLINOIS Yong Araertca, the whskey snd Ne
bruskaDouClss organ ST Chicagois dead and l. snc
CO, ,ded by another sokly hooking coaeern called T,l-
Times, advocating the same Kind Of principles-
" lohRg ApeT7od went out of existence lsmeatipy
that tie election in Iowa secures an Nebraska
L. y Senator from that State. We are sorry it di
not i've long enough, 10 join in lament over ike
yesuli in Illinois.
MsNr.-L. u. Wilkinson, the Liberal or Wild Cx
Democratic nominee for Congress has written letter
in which lie declines in favor Of " ki' trend Wilt"
The principal reasons which he assigns for this ara
nis ATTACHMENT TO TIE PRESENT ADMINISTRATION,
and the NKuRAsKA BILL! He sayss
am opposed to the nomination OF Albion X. Paris
for Govtrnor-shall 10 all can TO defeat his election
and secure the election of Hon. Shepard Cary and
sGVise ell NY friends TO DO the same
George Rogers has been nominated "a the Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress in the Ivlh District and
lie nomination Is accompanied with resolution in
NEw.JERsEY.-The Hid District VIII, Conyros.
scoal Convention is called, 10 assemble at Somer-
vile October II.
NTRMoNr.-The Republicans Of the ia Ds,,;ct
have nominated Oscar l.. Shafter for Congress and
suproved the State platform Of their party adopted az
Montpelier July 10.
A dispatch from Mr.. Hayden Of The Rn,land HvlK
informs Us that Mr.. Kitredge declines tha Mana
Law nomination for Governor, and urges his igleuis
10 vote for Judge Boyce, the Anti Nebraska aud
Whg nominee.
The Rev. o. G. Wheeler nominated by the De,ss-
yts in Grand Isle as candidate for Senator de-
clines anG says
The Wings hal planted themselves frankly and
without reseryer, upon our lthe Free Democraticl
platform and not caring for names, and ring much
for principles, cannot any reasonable xcuse for
t,11 ~
so far st least as that vote may affect the compexon
of the State Legislature, am anxious that vermsnt
should take an uuequvoc al position upon the great
and fur damen,al prime .es Of human liberty. wish
the whole couutr' 10 understand that Vermont will
nerer consent Omission Of another slave State;
that she will nsW How Slavery to enter aaother
inch OF nato n 70 ory; AMI ia short, that slS will
oppose the nous, in any and every form, in which
il can be DONE consistent with ber ieslty to th1 Con-
stiuton. cannot therefore, approve of the course
OF any, whth you'd tend to prevent the accomplish
ment of such an object and how can allow myself
to be put IN position which would imply the least
hesitation nay part TO fully and heartily ndorse tho
Rutland Platform.
Justice requires me to say that il the position Of
parties reversed and the Democrats had op-
assed the Nebraska iuiquy, and stood forth the un-
Eositaug opponents Of slavery and the Wings were
otherwise. or even silent, | should sustain the De-
moIacy as cordially a. | now do the Wings. The
great battle is begunlettrol on, and success to the
right
1SDAxA-Hon. \. Hall has been nominated for
Congress by the Anii-Nebrasks Convention In tho
Evansville, ia District. Judge Hall is Whig and
Will command full vote. The Ecansrtie JoRraai
says he will beat Smith Miller the Democratic can
didate. Major A. l.. Robinson, an Auti-Nebraska
Democrat nominated for Circuit Judge.
The Nebraska and Anti-Nebraska nominees for
Congress in the lid District both Democratsl met
at Queensville Aug %, Ia commence the stunping
of the District The Republican candidate, len
dricks, came down Oh Durham like " thousand Of
" brick telling the people of his vaciating course
on the River and HaIbOr bill, and then boosting that
he had voted both sides of his telling the editor
of Tie Ngdis0H Courier day that he was not
committed 10 the Nebraska bill and the next day out
in Browusown declaring for the bill aud that he had
affirmed 10 Thomas Bland OF Jennings County that
be Duuhaml was a better AbotOnist than Bland
was. Mr.. Dunham became excited. said Hendricks
was making false statements Hendricks told him no
led and took him by the throat and chOked him
some time before they were separated.
MORE NEBRAsKAITEs REw,RDED.-We learn that
James Coffin, proprietor OF TIE MU6ekead (Msss)
Aor0c0fe has been appointed Measurer in the Boston
Custom. House, and that Plumer Chesley proprietor
of The Bay State, at Lynn, Mlss., has received an
appointment Aid to the Revenue in the same nsti-
tuition.
Tie Portland Mel Adrs,tiser records another csxo
of " man named Bowden has been appointed keeper
"of the Boon Island sht in place OF Mr.. Caleb l..
"Gould, removed" This appointment was made
through Moses McDonalds influence. Mr.. Gould 10
an AniiNsbraska Democrat.