New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PsSssYLvASIA.-Ip the XvIIIth District, now repre-
senied by John McCulloch on the 99th ballot Col John
X. Ede of Somerset. received the Wing nomination for
Congress Strong Ant; Nebraska resolutions adopted
DELAWARE "A large and enthusiastic Democratic Mass
Meeting was held at Forks Of the LoyaS Sock, in Sullivan
Co., Aug TO- Henry T.. Shipman President; Benjamin
Huckel Daniel Reynolds Henry w. Dye Joseph Wood
head, Reuben Battin, Edward MoyDeux David N. Ira
ys John p. Taegar NicePresidents; A. J. Trout Au-
gustus LippI colt, Secretaries
The meeting addressed by the Hon. David Wimot
He contased the opinions of Jt ersou Madison Monroe
jackson and many Other Democrats of the early days Of
the REPUBLIC, with the present of party Democrats
whose principles are TO get Office He declared his will
Rgness TO adhere every doctrine in reference Slave
~ laid down by Jefferson Madison; he believed in the
Democracy laid down in the Declaration Of Independence
ard taught by those who fought in the revolution but he
claimed no tinty with tie degenerate Of office
seeking politicians who now call themselves Democrats
de advises his former political friends not to forget the
Nebsska niquity and by their prove they
sham Democrats.
After Mr. Wilmot closed his remarks (which were re-
ceived with unbounded appausel Mr.. /. j. Ingham pre-
sented series Of very ably written resolves Of
which We present: Therefore,
h'oed That will unite Independent Democrats for po
o. i" ne ta' OF our ogsnzon me declaration
Win d c.s Az men ERE sssd s 9G. SHdGwed S 'hr
y and the pursuit OF haPPnsss"that these ends
" ers from the cons. of the governed"
Iatt we have a. resson e. believe that Coy Ber
Tow ssitsed know he recommended the Of law a.
know be rdo'es he Fugitive Slave law which tampes upon
per- % e .oH n So s Ss s TGe d ss ,,ss,sd ed IN
who for in this emphatcally dgaiast us we
declare Gov Bgler unworthy Of support
Hesotod That much JUICE Pollock has declared explicit
y met be IN favor OF reeDscrg The law which prohibited
in TeIroiis noh Of thirty minutes
aude and sso IN favor Of the msnumssion
held eeTe be occupiesa position much liberal
than GOV beer that without ndorng the eaGsus OF
the wing central Comuttee Jud
Peek full aud active support the coming election
TIE s0rr SHELL STATE CONVENTION, ERIE Co.
The Bg6G'o Eren'ng Post Dem says on the authority
OF correspondent at Clarence Hollow in Erie County
that there but three persons present at the
Aominttraton caucus in that town and that they were
the L. s. Collector at Black ROck-a Free-Soil aud Ad
minstraton mainland two other attaches of the Buffalo
Cutom House.
HERKIsER Co:-It appears from The Ai5aay Argus,
that at one OF the District Conventions to appoint Dele
gates TO Syracuse, they denounced the introduction
: of the Nebras ka. Kansas bill into Congress as un-
called for and mischevous, and the bill itself as a
violation Of public faithand they applaud Bishop Per.
BINS for voting against il and the Administration Hav-
ing SAID thus much, not without some circumlocuon
ana besiafon these resolutions assume bolder tone Of
lhsubord nation and go on TO express decided disaD-
p0rd! o. the course Of the constitnted authorities
meaning thereby the Federal Administration its
sgency in bringing about the results they deprecate
" BILL" - wv -''''1'A'
MAssAcHrsETTs.-The Nebraskaites have finally mus
ered sufficient courage to issue call for State Conyen
oL through their State Central Committee 1t is to be
held at Lowell Sept &C. The Boston Post thus refers TO
the action Of the State Committee:
The Committee assembled in full numbers and passed