The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18

esDd The election f the snars deegston 70 Congress-
twenty one MEMBER BY ths o9pcstou to ths p-sssas
sdniDistzaticn, ID connrmeA
II seems psobsbls that The dsnoerats bsvs csrrisd
tAs First ard eooud Congressional dhtscts snA have
elsefed Smith NH and william q. Essiish instead Of
sssiNebrasha men, st arst reported 90, sAs I.d
delegation viz stsnd nine opposition to two demo-
CRATE instead Of ten democrats and one wAie, q ct
pres at in Congress from the state.
FLORIDA KLsor1oK.
orR JACKSONVILLE CokREsPoNDExcK
JACKSONVILLE IA, Oct o. 1854.
RduTn Of Hon A. Maracdl, (demec7ut) to Congress
The Lcsisldr Democyofsc IN both BrawcAes- Pyp6a6ls
Eioc,or II the Hon d L. Yule to tM United state
Senate
By Of the election held In this state on the Cd
inst, for neaber II Congress- stats Resser and Sas
Legislature, received the election Of The lion T.
ksx~ei 10 ccnoedrd by majority Of from 800 TO tooe
votes Her rsvid s. Walker, (whg.) elected state
Register cf laAds without opppsi,ion The L~galatuU
WI be largely oeDoctstc in both branches. whieh
cures 'he esctsn Of Hon David Yal.s 70 tho United
s'es S~rsts for SIX years from tbs 4th March next,
VIC. lien Jsckrcn Hortca, (wnixD
The .ult perfect Waterloo defeat {, ths vhiss,
Of rhs course Of rr Maxwell in Congress.
TELEeRAPHIC.
INDIANA AND OHIO ELECTIONS.
CINCINNATI, Oct II, 1854.
Tie Indiana snti NebrA.kA Congressman ere eisotsA
c0tam There is anti. Nebraska maj, in the Ls.
esatuIe and the anti Nebraska State ticket d elected
y seven TO ten thoussld maj ,rity.
1here is sur Dosed TO be majority In ths Lesislature
in favcr Of probibitory liquor Law.
Nearly s the counties in Ohio have been heard FROM
and the anti Nsb, majority is ever 20 600 The en-
tire delegation to Congress IL anti NebIaska.
MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.
HAAPDEN COUNTY (MAss.) WING sONvENYIoN.
Bosros, Ocs II, 1854.
The Hampton County whig Conyeati,n nominated
this afternoon for Senators Howard Southworth Of West
Springfield and Joseph l. keynods Of Mooson; and also
the last years ticket for County
Hooker, Of Springfield
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION AT SOUTH READING.
BosToE Ost. II, 1854.
The democrats Of the Seventh Bsnks) district met at
South Reading and fully attended two hundred and
twenty nine delegates bepg preent The Nebrasha msa
finding themselves in . decided minority, withdrew TO
the Dumpsr OF about twenty.
Tho convention then unanimously nominated Mr.
Baphs and passed resolutions endorsing his course ON
tie Nebraska bill.
Mr.. Banks then addrssse The convention declaring
bis unfa,tsrDg oppo iicn TO the Nebraska bill and ali
r,essurts that flow flom it He loudly a2plaudsd
The secet ers met, appointed committee to call
convection end then adjourned
THE FREE son. STATE CONVENTION.
sPRIsorElD, Oct II, 1854.
Ory about atty delegates attended the Free Soil State
Convention in this city to day Hon. Amasa Walker pre-
sided Tho OBJECT Of the convention was to zee IL ths
Jsrty would adopt the Republican" candidates nomi
mated AZ Worcester and merge itself In that organization
lhe meeting voted 40 TO do. Afterwards Hon. John p
Fac addressed miscellaneous audience OF about two
hundred persons, on the slavery question generally
1he sting was called to order at quarter past two
ard wasaM over, including Mr Hac's remarks at 70
O'Clock.