New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-11

III. aid that the Know NothAgs, who have Ses-
...a nov erful nee have been used 10 oluretoe
Why's. Street rumor has Il that those VINO iovo-
duced the Order into this state were rem, ~ "
twin at bis own expense for the purpose OF ceres
irg Broderick know Of no evidence OF INC cor
recpess OF the rumor, except tnat y, " 10. eoue
dicted BY the general estimate Of GYMS chsrss'ef,
nor BY the manner in which the b",s
mapaced On your side Of The continental oSkoOns
The Know Nothings appear to be recognized OF
the Administration and ofthe pro slavery and Aunn
tration party Hereit appears TO DE qute 'ne
The Know Nothpgs would nave nou'lns - ~ 49, 80.
the Brojerck men the only determined ShHSa'ev
political party in the State, but roshed WIN ol1
arms 10 embrace the Chivalry Democrats, nes1ea y
the federal officers in the Custom House In tnf
civ ont of twenty candidates nomna,ed ~ IN
Know. Nothings, fifteen chosen from the wing
pomr ers and seven from the nominees OF The Cnivdt
w faction. Ii the Administration proscribes Know
Notbpgs on the Atlantic, what viii Il do wac "a
Know Nothing Custom House oiiicslson the Pse'fe'
II ia said too that Bebhsm, one OF the Wing csnd
dates for Congress- refused TO become ahnow.Noe
;ng He was introduced into lodge, out me oaa
was too much for him, and be swors 'ns' ns ~9as
rather loose his right than take ina OATH. Iha
conduct exasperated the know-NoihIngs ana !ox
Bepham many votes. -
he declined 10 be candidate on the Broder'ck iiese
an,rbis refusal coming at such time dad vast dee
,oweaken the Tammsny party. James Churcnme
az Nevada an excellent man and determined zoe "
slavery exer sion. nominated IN me pace Oh -
than but his nomination came too late " DO muea
GOOD and il was even unknown IN a larse poruoh
r. S,s,a ON election day. John Wilson, formerly
NV Uampsiire nominated IN TINS elty on ne
morning Of election DAY by q few AntFs,svery men
Who would on no account vote for ue wang eanu
dates. He received about ZVV 'o'es IA 'h'0 No"'1
and none out of II. IN,
The Chivsry men have majority on JOINT Da. ~
.ra NAV have a majority in the House IL some Of TIE
Wings can be induced 10 side WIZ 'hem' IL tny
nosssss the power they will not hesitate to divide he
S,nte aud openly encourage the introduction OF Saves
into the new Territory, where, OF course, uaeer ne
nclicy of Pierce & Co, Slavery will he lawful, md
ab.,e IL cannot be for hidden until the anussion Of
,b State into the Union. Who is tn be the Senator
IN the place Of Gwin Is extremely doaou-i, 1nr
has many enemies and he will be opposed hyal
those Young men who wish 10 get into his pace ea.
,et he is the most promnen; man at present.
The Know Notbings have carried everything oe-
Zorro them m this city. About week oeiOce election
day they non mated their candidate or the Mayer.
sl,y Lncen Herman, Catholic gentle nGn OF French
descent from New,Orieans' Two Gays ue'ore me
election his nom alton rescinted tor reasons an-
known 10 me aud Stephen L. Webb, formerly Mayor
of Salem Mass, was nominated Tor the positon.
W.bb has been practcing attorney here for some
time hut he is very little known even Dy name 70
those irequehting the Courts.
An intense excitement prevailed in this city on The
day after the election. Mayor Garrison ana ne Get
said that the Know. Noihpys had plotted an attempt
upop the Fret Ward ballot box; the Know Mornings
sad that Mayor Garrison had ordered gang Of row
dies 10 load couple of cannon with iron clnhers'
or sucs Ut ar the First Ward polls and hac pad mem
for and encouraged them in rotous ana illegal ec's.
Garrison bad on election day torn tne badges nom
srecisl policemen accused of distributing Know.
Nothing tickets and il was rumored tina. the koos.
Nothing had determined 10 hang Garrison, ana buy
MuiIigsn. the candidate for Marshal on the deke
with arison notorious gambler and rowdy. IL wa
publicly decla ed that Garrison would not cren
iak the seat il he elected, and he declared inst
he would resign If he were elected It's satistaco
ry settled that he had nothing 10 do with the cannon
affair and that he was innocent OF the mosf OF no
ofieDses charged upon him by rumor' On the horn,
ing after the loading of the cannon on the coffroi
Pacific and Dayis.sts a large plac Td was bund
Fixed up" Fort Garrison
One Of the Sonora Fillibusters committed murder
pipht before last Another one, Geo. X. Davidson,
is elected to the new City COUNCIL. lnuu, usx
nous Presto ent Walker, is editing the organ Of Tho
Broderick party in this city, and ne takes occasoo
from time ~ time to charge upon the Chlvary with
the ale alton that the latter desire TO Introduce save
~ into California, &c.
THE Mormons have established miss onary station
in our city, with Farley p. Pratt at the head Of it.
They have about fifty church members in tn. city,
but have az yet church. and have little proepec Of
mak ing converts. Pratt addressed letter 10 young
man who proposed 10 deliver course OF lecturssbefe
on the evidences against Christianity. Prai' says
TO him:
What DO you mean BY the term Chrsiisni,yp u Iog
mean the yste N taught by Christ and his apostles reesrdsd
in the New Tessmen you need give yourself or the public 20
for such system has troubled the ears p inc
ss ~ Ss nss n,,.nes OF II. restoration 10 the United
sstes tbsProphet JosPh smth-snd even this Be- osen
mnsmed Mormonism and driven 10 the mounansof vtsh
California is the last place in the world for mission
aries Nobody sppears to care about rellgion sgen-
eral tone Of scepticism pervades society and many
who were scarcely suspected Of free thinking a. home
are here open nfdels There has been ia the moral
tone of society great change within three or four
years but in the religious tone but little when our
population shall at last become permanent, nsny
evils, now irTemediable, will no doubt disappear