New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04
POLITICAL LNTELLIGENCE.

,,,rors The Peoria RepaJiicaa Lacon Gasc,,e Pc
=. Mirror W,Relestcr Register, and JacksonrHe Jour
- ,ecord call made by correspondent OF TIE Alton
rrreph for an Anti Nebraska State ConventicI on the
,sh Of August a, Springfield.
III, Alton Telegraph Jacksonville Journal Pekiz Mr.
- Locon Gazette Manchester Register, and other Ast
x.breska papers recommend the holding of State Con-
,,,cn Of the opponents of the Repeal Of the Missouri
cappronisc. As 10 The time and place. Tie Lac0n Ga
ATTIC says;
awe would suggest Of the days in Sepembcr during
t;eh The annual State Agricultural Show aud Fair i. {,
hth and thai ringfed the place of the Fair b. the
ece That viii give ample time for the influence OF the
Eonyeion 20 tell upon the November election and ~
ne time not be exposed 10 the intense hea. OF our
..nmer sun in the travel aud attendance.
- On this old vexed question of Slavery the time for do
,Se, de6piiive sotion has arrived Hitherto through
~, and through good report, have regarded
ioaor and pleasure to stand shoulder shoulder with the
frsai conorvctve Wing party Of e nation, and battle
kthe triumph OF It's principles; and have ever been
sresdy TO vindcaie the rights Of the South those of
heNorih But change has or the spirit Of our
dram. The South has, unwiitingy, taken Advantage
the characteristic good nature of the North and waa
hsy violated great national conpact-the Missouri
Cenpromise and in this ignoblc and shameful
rs:,on, We regret to say, our Wing brethren
the South generally participated Henceforh thero-
ke we say farewell to all compromises the subject of
Asy@y. We longer have any confidence that the
scuih wall stand by their pledges. The Missouri COmpro
pse OF 1870 bad its origin ia the South and the slave
ser having secured Slavery in obou. ali the original
lsnisiaDa rory south OF 80 30o has destroyed
tnhe vast Territory north Of that line which by that
rssoun Compromise was consocrated to perpetual free
(oD for all time to In of the baseness OF this
nschery, and especially in view OF the part Illinois,
trough her representative in Congress- has played in the
Anotion II this Compromise ore iii favor Of q
l,-Nebrask Kansas state Convention, which shall take
80 in calm and solemn deliberations this great question
"a fnsh TO the of citizens certain landmarks
r future action. Similar Conv entions have been held in
Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and other States, which have
ted gtong spirited resolutions against the Nebraska
slhiny; and IN consoDance with such resDution nom-
ec tickets for Congress and State Ocers independent
Gparty ties antecedents or predictions, for the ap
reachDg elections"
Omo.-1hc harmonious Democracy of Hamilton Co.
r in Convention at Cincinnati the Goth ult and had
decidedly IN interesting time The County Delegates
ysned Of foul play the part of the Cncnnatans in
be management of primary meetings and nominating
conventions Threats CT boiling the Nebraska State ticket
,ee openly made and s. s. McGbbons the Secretary Of
sConyenon and in the midst of good den of con
fscn created by those who knew what coming read
sod moved the adoption of the following resolution
R'oed That IN The opinion Of the Democratic Executive Com
The! AZ 5.ndsr Miller the CANDIDATE the Demo
md thai the Stat Cr,s ESseov@ Commttes
Joe Coopor-Sr pronounce that false.
McGibbODs-It can ali be proved.
In the midst OF the excitement and confusion, several
notions made. but Mr. McGibbOns got the floor. and
pitched into the obnoxious Mr.. Alexander p. Miller in the
most puDgen manner There was evidently good deal
Joe Cooper and Par.on Brown held brief consultation
ST the end of which Mr. Cooper again declares the aega-
tons in the resolution fase.
Mr.. McGibbons-Al | ask il this: will the meeting lis
ten 10 the uncoptradeted proof OF my statement that
7. Miller is doubledealer and unfit to stand as the
nominee Of the Democratic party
Mr. Puch declared that by cones ought to be bygones
let's fight fight Of principle.
A Voice-Ies you've got your Office, Mr.. Pugh
Mr. w W Cores addressed the meeting Alexander
r Miller was his bosom friend Mr. Cones appointed
the Office of Canal Collector in s50and he knew that
be Miller the fast friend of George Il. Pugh and cast
oil bis influence for him at the last Legislative election for
[, s. Senator.
Delegate moved to lay the resolution on the table.
Wash. Cones-No, no let's vote her down. would
rlther the resolution voted down.
The Yeas end Nays were called on Mr. MeGibbons
resolution and it rejected by vote of % Nays to
Teas and blank. Messrs. j. Dan. Jones' s. D. McGib-
boss, c. DoraD, so UNDERSTOOD and another delegate
voting for the resolution
OHIo.-7He Cincinnati Sunday Mercury SAYS, the
Miami tribe 10 secret Democratic society has agreed to
rn Capt VIM. ii. Lyle of the Ist District and VIM. II.
Goesbeck of the lid District, their candidates Tor
Congress.
Tie Celina Standard has long and able letter from
Hon. III Nichols the subject of the Nebraska bill,
and the pursued by the friends of that inquty in
heIyth District towards HIM for his opposition to it,
WIsoOSsIs-The Monroe Sentinel, Democratic pa
rs supports the Peoples Republican Anti-Nebraska
movement. John Walworth, Tie Sentinel editor, pre-
sded over the Ant-Ne braska State Convention. TIE
S.s,inel which is exceedingly conversant in Wisconsin
political tactics, says:
"a PREDIcTIoN.-We are no prophet and yet we ven
re to predict that in less than three months the advo
Gates the NJ braska bill in Wsconsin will endeavor to
bcodwDk and deceive the people, by declaring that they
are opposed Slavery extension and the Fugitive slave
Law as it is in order TO votes Let the people
beware
yIReIsA-In the XIh SnodgrasssD District there are
1.-TWO candidates before the people for their choice for Con-
.gess-Col. Benz. II. Smith Wing of Kanawha, and
Charles 5. Lewis DEM Of Harrison
q Nfw. YORK. Several Wing papers in Orleans and
Niagara advocate the denomination Of tho Hon. Thomas
T. Flagler for Congress in XXXIst. District
MAxr-In the With (Fuller's) District, Noah Smith,
/ IT, of Calais has been nominated by the Wings for
Congress.