New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

wire-pullers would Ike 70 get nd OF both Gas and
Barry az Senatorial candidates and propose Cas- for
Governor and Barry Tor Lieut.. t.-GOyerDor The
Pontiac GG-efte says:
at ia seriously said tia. the Democrats think OF
running Gen. Cas- for Governor bu be knows too
much to submit his chances to the direct vote OF the
people OF this state just az the present time III Is
saying be will accept the nomination for Governor
the Wings make distinctive party nomination, bu,
not otherwise. He is like old rat and notdisposed
to take passage on sinking ship"
Barry was reelected Governor in ls49 on the
strength of his Free-So professions platform in
opposition TO Slavery extension, and concluded his
administration in s5l by a message strenuOusly re-
commencing the catching of fugitive slaves.
In Hillsdsle County, the Democracy, in nominal
ing their candidates for county officers, placed all
Anti-Nebraska men on the track, and rejected the
Nebraska est. Some of the Detroi: Democrats have
issued an address recommending a similar course to
be pursued throughout the State Bat the friends OF
Case the Stuarts and Congressman Clark, are work
ing for the Nebraska BILL and stand square up to the
issue in other portions of the State, and will make
desperate struggle TO sustain their favortes at the
State Convention and procure an indorsement OF the
Pierce Administration and its measures.
called in the Ist and Hid Districts and County Con-
ventions have been called for the election of Dele
gates to similar Conventions in the lid and lVth Dis
iricts, represented by Noble and Stephens, who
are supported for denomination By the Administra-
ton party.
In the meantime the Friends of Freedom have
commenced 70 organize in various portions of the
State. The Republicans Of Eaton County met at
Charlotte, Aug. %, and were addressed by Hon. h
s. Bingham, Gen. William 7. Howell, and Mr.. Me-
Naughton, against the Nebraska iniquity Similar
Conventions are called in Calhoun and other coun-
ties. The calls of the Wing County Conventions
specially invite all the opponents of the Nebraska
bill TO participate.
The Republican State Committee have called Con-
gressonal Nominating Conventions in the different
districts. Wing District Conventions had already
been called in the Ist and IVth Districts.
NEw.H.xPsHIRE.-The Anti.Nebraska Conven-
ton at olfboro n. H., on Wednesday last, appears
to have been fully attended by Wings and Free
soilers with an intermixture of Democrats. IL was
a meeting, held under large tent, in the rear
Of the hotel. The Hon. Ichabod Goodwin OF Ports
mouth presided. The speakers were the President,
the Hon Amos Tuck, Hon. james Bell, Hon. s. p.
Chase, United States Senator from Ohio, and ms
tive of New Hampshre) Hon. j. Il. Goodrich, Hon.
JoDn L. Hale, uhe heE. Ut D. l. oieaseishu vi
northampton, Daniel Clark, Esq Of Manchester,
the Hon. VIM. Plummer Of Eppng, Mr.. Murray of
Cambridge Dir. Coffin of Boston, and others. The
resolutions adopted strongly protested against all
compromises with Slavery, declaring all existing
compacts with ii dissolved, and urged union of the
friends of Freedom without distinction of party.
OHIo-Tbe Nebraska Democracy Of the XIVth
District have renominated William ID. Lindsey for
Congress. Mr.. Lindsey, after much wavering and
dodgrg on test questions, finally voted against the
Douglas nfsmy, and is not disposed to make that
question test. John sherman, the Republican
nominee is eloquent and reliable champion OF
Freedom ana will be supported by every true Anti
Nebraska man in the District
IsDnsl.-The following are the candidates for
Connrass.