New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
nu1n coNnREssIoNAL NoMINATIONs.

il-Wsyne de-. Philemon Bliss n H. johnson.
kk5.st, & .E E% s ssR VIM Gssher
i7-RemOnt, Dec. j. AbTsht PaS Sna5 a, "He'
is-cuysioss ae..EdTaId W.ss Trad Keliq 9
2-Ashtabula &c. Josh r. GiddiDgs Ensebins Lee.
N-Coiumbsns &c. John A. Bingham Andrew Stuart.
Observation-Disclosures Reilly is the Nebraska
nominee for Congress in the XVIIth District, against
David F. Robson, Anti-Nebraska
Lemuel Todd, Esq, Democrat of the liberal,
Ant.Nebraska stripe, has announced himself as an
independent candidate for Congress in the XVIII
York, Cumberland and Perry District against j.
Ellis Bonham Esq, the Nebraska Democratic
nominee.
The N.braskate party have declined making a
Congressional nomination in the XVlllth District.
J. Croswell is the Independent candidate and Col.
Eide, the Wing
IypIAsA.-Col. Hendricks, AMT Nebraska has
Withdrawn from the Congressional contest in the lid
District leaving George l.. Dunn lRepubhcan,l and
Cyrus L. Durham, (Nebraska) in the field.
IowA.-It appears from the following in The Bur
ingtOn Telegraph, independent Anti-Nebraska
Democrat,) that the vote for Governor and Lieut.
Governor will not be canvassed before the Legisa-
ture meets:
An attempt has been made in quarters doubtless for
e sake Of influencing the coming elections in other states
that the Anti Nebraska triumph n Iowa IS ssy nSg any
lated abroad that Gmess majority but few hundred
Warrington
precisely 1sc The returns Governor will be opened
till December when they are 70 be esnvassed IN the presence
Of the two Assembly. But readers rely
upon the fact that MI GTmess majority exceeds 400 We
have bis msone, IN The greater part o. he %
Counties received Clark for Congress. land in every County
heard from but one he Clark the majority for Grimes
win be 2645 But know that the majority exceeds this"
PEyYsYLvANIA-The KnowNothngs Of Berks
County are said to favor the election Of John C. Ny
ers Editor of The Reading Press, for Congress, in
preference to the present Nebraska incumbent, j..
Clancy Jones.
Mr.. Pollock, the Wing nominee for Governor, has
spoken with great acceptance in Western Pennsyl-
yania and is about to visit the northern part OF that
State.
WISCONSIN, -Cadwalader C. Washburn of Iowa
County has been nominated as the Republican can
didae for Congress i'll the Hid District, against Dr.
Hoyt, Nebraska. The Madison platform was in
dorsed by the Convention and the doctrine OF " Squat
"ter Sovereignty repudiated After the adoption
of the report Of the Committee on Resolutions, the
Convention proceeded to take en- informal ballot,
which resulted in decided majority for g. C. wash
burn of Mineral Point, who was then nominated 0y
reclamation without a dissenting voice. A commit,
tee was then appointed to notify Mr. Washburn OF
his nomination and to ask his acceptance. Mr. Wash
burn aiterward came forward and sgned his accept
ance in few appropriate remarks, declaring tnat nc
fully Endorsed the PLATFORM and that under all circum-
stances he should whatever influence he might
possess TO restrict the progress of Slavery ana 10
prevent its introduction into the Territories under the
exclusive jurisdiction of the General Governng Ti
The Convention adjourned with three cheers. I1e
nominee is a brother Of Mr.. L. Is. Washburn, vi; u
from the Galena District, III candidate for reelec
fon and Israel Washburn, Jr Nj. L. from Name
who has just been reelected.
OuIo.-It is understood that c. L. yalandigham
Of Dayton will be the candidate Of the Nebraskal'es
for Congress in the lid District against the Hon
/. ID. Campbell.
William Gallagher is the Nebraska candidate for
Congress in the XVIII District against Gen. Ball. re-
Rch'd Mott Of Toledo is the Fusion nominee for Com
vress in the With District, to succeed Gen. EdgertoD
Mr.. Mott is a Democrat of the freedom-lovng stamp
and there is no sham about him. Asher Cook lDem) oil
Wood Co. presided, and majority of those who took
part in the deliberations ef the Convention which
nominated Mr. Mott were Democrats. Glowing reso-
lusions az anst the Vaccinations OF the slave power
for cheap postage, river and harbOr Improvements
and the Homestead bill, were adopted
II takes sham Democracy to conclhate' AT the
Administration Congressional Convention in the Tiff
An District Josiah l.. Plants Nebraska) OF Crawford
%. was nominated and resolutions adopted indoors
ing tie course of the late member; they were not
Green enough, however, to renominate nun:
In reply to questions propounded 10 nun John
Evans a Democratic candidate for Congress in Went
wortb's 1Id) District, says that Congress has the
power to prohibit Slavery in the Territories 10 pre-
vent the admission of any more sl6vehoding o'a'eS'
and 10 repeal the Fugitive Slave Law
In Cook County meetings have been held Tor 'he
appointment of Delegates TO Wing and Anti
Congressional Conventions to be held at Aurora sep
.ember 20. . ,,,-, ~,
Col w B. Archer Anti-Nebraska) OF CIarX ia 10
Is announced as the Wing candidate IN the vim
District against j. c. Allen Nebraska. ,,.
The Hon. Stephen T. Logan and Abraham Lincoln
Republicans are announced IN me SPr'HgtSI" lDl
Journal as candidates for the General Assembly rom
Sangumon County, subject to the decision OF Oo"
Ienton, should one be held.
ARKAssAs.-The Hon. Albert G.. Rust, one oil 'oe
newly elected members of Congress, is nephew oil
Cen. Geo. Rust of Loudoun, Va.
MIcHlGAy.-David Stuart Nebraska mas oeen
Ienou,inated as the sham Democratic candidate Tor
cdprress in the LIST lDetrot) District. The nomlna'
ton was accompanied with strong Nebraska reSoiu-
tons. Like Stuart, the Senator Cass and SAN.
Clark there is no mistaking Stuarts Nebraskasn OF
Doughfacesm either.
The Wing Conventions of Wayne and Nash!ehAw
Counties were of most harmonious character, anl
Fusion Delegates were elected TO the State Conven-
ton and strong county tickets presented. All parties
Are now in the field throughout the State with county
and Dis.Sict tickets
Among the Cas- Delegates TO the State Convention
ti the Siam Democracy in Michigan we notice the
nsne Of James j. Strang, the King Of the Beaver
hland Mormons.
POLITICS IN ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN.