New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-18
NAIOEITITs.
PRESIDENT. 1881.
Governor, 1854.

Crim.s ahead, 2,449 Pierce in DO, lsl
Tie official returns VIII change some OF tnese results
materially Two of the counties we have already given
in The TRrBrNE. Bremer and Lee, variouy report
ed Tie Fort Madison PaiRdeae says thai Lee County
has Given onlv 25o majority for Ba;os, instead Of oO
.Lfn,on Cove have the official returns which show
vote of 600 for Grimes Anti Nebraska - 300 for Bates,
the Nebraska and Dodge candidate. Scott had 49, Hale,
49, Pierce SCI Iowa City the capital of the State Is To-
Gated here Anti.Nebraska members Of the Legislature
arc elected.
PoK Co-Bates the Douglls-Nebrtska nominee, ~
sides al Fort Dos Mone-, where Crmes has % majority
The Anti Nebraska Representative Il elected In l-'a
Pierce carried the county over Scott
Des Moipcs Con 1852 Scott had 9s4 Hale 20 Pierce'
1l54 In 1884, Crime. Anti-Nebrsska, SO; Bate, so
-Four Democratic members OF the Legislature are chosen
the highest candidate receiving SIS to $40 An-Nebrsska
and IS for special Wing ticket 90, up By the editors OF
ia. Bayiagtoa Hark-Eyc to defeat the People, Anti
DODGE ticket in which they succeeded although il no
a.n for the Nebiakaites. The Ha,rkEye influenced but
10 votes in pes Mones Co.. and outside Of that u. ma
lcyolcnt influence was but Little felt.
Henry CO-Grimess msjOriy. ga; Clarkes 'AHH-
Ncbrssk criiy for Congress 500 the People county
ticket elected By about 200 majority
An Iowa City correspondent under date o. August ~,
saws Put down Grimes election sure aid majority N
the Legislature. II Is called victory OF the people over
'oiicohoders sri d.cta.ors.
Davenport correspondent vi Angus. l. satsned oil
the election OF Thoringon TO Congress IN the lid North
e,u District and Republican Governor for the hrS t. m
IN the history oil Iowa Our correspondent wishes us 10
INQUIRE whether Augustus Caesar Dodge Ell pledges Iowa
s true to the South and whsGher he expects to MAKE h'
former pledge good
pnbuque correspondent Of the lsth saw, as to tie
lI.tive result that % AntNesrasks and l. Democrats
several Of whom are as,i-Dodge and Nebraska are
already knosu TO be elected. and tia; in any event
Dodges chances for reelection TO the l. = senate are
homeless. The election OF Thoington and Crimes i'
counted On with certainty. Oar friend writes: We think
his pretty well for tie Gamc-eook OF the North" e'
"the star that never sets. Vide SenA'0f bA'.e'
"spoechl wha. do you think Oft -
F.r,i Congressional Distrie,-We ct lens'h oe;h 10
hear ,ouchipc definite from the District no" ms7erre-
n,ed by the Nebrekste Hem, and where chip OF the
same block had the Dodge Nebraska nominaaon.
correspondent at Fairfield, Jefferson County IN comma
ucsng the great gains made by the friends o. Tree Ter
ritory, says: ., IL,
a., Y l. r. Clarke the Anti-Nebrsska nominee for
Conr-s h the Ist District Is elected also lie over
oo sbead of Hall the Nebraska candidate IN the coun-
49,; hsnd from Those vet to ber from are mostly small.
81 II thew change the vote at all think II more likely
- in CLARKE favor The Legislature viii most likely
~ Rep-tiicaR--cr a. sag rs'o AnuFD7ise ail AMINO