New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16
MICHIGAN.

We are unable TO give the majorities at the recent
election hut the above result may be relied upon.
MICHIGAN.
Ii ia now pretty correctly ascertained that UFroy
lAnti.NebraskaJ is elected over GRyERAAr Dem
in the Lake Superior Senatorial District by small
majority 1t is the fret time that country ever re-
turned Wing.
The election for Members of Legislature for tho
Districts in the Upper Peninsula take place in Sep
TENDER on account of the difficulties encountered in
travelling from that part of Michigan to the capital.
We perceive that The LAKE. Superior Journal in
dorses the suggestion made by Tie Tribune for the
erection Of the American portion of the Lake Superior
region into an Independent State. The interests of
that section are distinct from that Of Minnesota, Wis
coDsin ard Michigan proper. The only opposition TO
the measure comes from the Lower Peninsula.
Gen Cass got quite enagod at his auditors o. Kali
smazoo recently and lccturd them at great rate for
their eyed ignoronceo Of the provisions Of the Nebras-
bill and the Douglas Pro.Slavery doctrine Of popula
sovereignty He otcd to base subterfuge in appy-
g principles Hesaid that "ifin voting 10 repeal tue
Missouri Compromise l am doughfdce and a swia.
az ler than am both for, said he, IT we do not
submit TO be governed by compromises, the Souh WIZ
fight Ifycu do not give them more slave States they
will say as one Of old TO your tents, q Israel =
they will dissolve the Union. This is tho head and
front Of Gen Casss justification. IL Is i6e slulsies'
sffar Of the season. and received without cheer
or appreciation. At one time, for an hour and
halt that he kept the stand was be che red Once or
twice the office holders attempted 10 cheer by tue
clspping Of hands but II fai!ed-not more :han twenty
uniting 10 do honor to the man who they deny went
ont OF the way to indOrse Douglas, and affirm that
"the present test OF Democracy was faithinness 10
"the South, and the perm ane9cy OF the Fagnve
"Slave Law" Before taking his sea: he made use
Of the following vile ard debasng sentiment: Gen
"tlenen SAID he Z" stand by the Democratic party
tou are net TesPoRsbe forte resW-3Hf yoa are tor
"the fae0nS.'
While Cas- and Clark advocate Nebraskaism, the
Sham Democratic Convention for the making OF local
nominations pursue throughout different policy, and
have nominated in several districts, candidates who
are mum or unconmitted on the merits OF the inlquy
But the people csnBot be miscd by such artiai
tricks The next Le sislsture elects United States
Senator and il is important that true men DC cacsen
who viii in no event favor the reelection Of dough-
face TO that high position. Cas-, Nebraska, the
Pierce Adm inistracn and Doug laSsm are beloy par
in the Peninsula State.
Messrs. Bingham, Chandler and Jacob N. Howard
and other popular Anti Nebraska oraiore are 10
stump the State.
ILLINOIS.
The alton Telegraph Wing puts the name OF the
Hon Lyman Trumbul lDemocrat Of that city a. Us
head as candidate for Congress. The Te!egr'Ph says
il prefers Mr. T. to any other candidate 10 the ne'd
because Of bis high ability aud his Anti Nebraska
views, and The Telegraph expresses tho opinion that
The mass OF the VII g Of the district do the sane
The Courier, the organ Of the Democracy Of Alton
also gives Judge Trumbull its support. Tue Neoras-
kses are thus left completely in the lurch This |,
pretty sure indication Of the result in Douglass own
State Tho Nebraska bill aud its concootors are re
pudia'sd by the people.
WISCONSIN.
Hon s. p. CHASE, L. s. Senator from Ohio, is
about 10 take the stump in behalf Of the Republican
cause.
CADwAILADER c. GOLDEN, Republican C Inddate
for Congress in the lid District has already taken
he field. defining his vieSs before the people with
reference 70 the great issues Of the day. Mr.. w.
boldly meets the Nebraska question and searlessly
opposes tho Dopelss nquity and the kindred aggre'-
ssns spon freedom proposed by Tue slave power.
Tie M;,a,.I, SenGad gives US glimpse of Sham