New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26
though Latham was not supposed to be SO when be


l. NOT one Anti Nebraska man. The Broderek papers
lean Anti Nebrsskaward, but they are not decided
nor straight out II was proposed to raise an Anti
Nebraska ticket but there was danger that the regu-
lar chyalry Democratic ticket might be elected there
nv and there some hope that the Wings II elect
ed might be led by the Northern Wings in Congress,
and by the signs Of the times
Thus things stand at present The election viii be
held in about q week, and the next mail will inform
you of the result. / think that the Wings will be
elected. Both Of them mere cyphers in valuable
legislative talent, though they may make their share
Of noise in talking. McDougall and Latham can in
no case be reelected. They were renominsted by pc.
htical enemies for the purpose Of coming an ariui
dodge over the other faction; that dodge failed ana
their election would be Of little service TO the Brod
erick men. Latham arrived late last night aud WIN
undoubtedly decline the nomination unless the fear
that his refusal TO run would give strength to the
Wings, as il would.
There is no possibility Of division Of the State at
present; and for stealing march on the people
with an irresponsible constitution think II cannot
be done The Wings cannot keep in power, nel'nel
can the Democratic chivary alone and what the po-
sition Of State politics will be year from no" Is
hidden in smoke. How many Anti Nebraska wings
or Ant-Nebraska men there are In the state noooly
knows; but Of this be assured, that mere arc rev
who are faithful and will no, fail TO speak ont gooa
deal il said about the Know. Nothings, out tnIhK
tbey will have little influence except IN TINS CITY our
California press does not lack ability pat u does IseN
moral stamina There is not one hrstciss paper ue-
posit6n TO lean toward the chivairy. Politics IS
Sea wherein there is little sweet water H.
In Gan Francisco City and County politics are be-
coming still more complicated. The Anti-Broderick
wing Of the Democracy have split into two factions,
who have made the following nominations:
Gsr.on; Tax Collector William g Roe Trsa.urer p l.
Jones Recorder, Dr. B. Miller; City Attorney. Wliam Fl
Dame hldch; Controller John G. Meigc Hsrbor master
John sobsefer Juose Of Superior Court frsns rlied;
Judse Of Twelfth Judicial District Edward Norton Public
Administrator C. stebbns; Aldermen Fourth Ward Thos
s s % %.d TIC wA s.yE sniH W:d
Jane. Van Ness Alderne9 FoVh WE'D s Dr. DIT T.
Seventh Ward; c. A. McNuiy; Eighth Ward J. O. w
Schultz
@. Ross; Treasurer. r. L. Jooe'' City Attorney Wm d.
Zabriskie; Street Commissioner, W ". Warmers Marshal
Superior Court Frank Tford City Assessors Thos MeGeorge
James Ii. Keller, John Purcell.
The following additional nominations have been
made BY the Broderick Democrats
Judge OF Twelfth Judicial District Edward Norton Assem-
bly, John Bssy ana weI pne
Edw'd Buek,.y Aderm,n lst Ward Chg H. Corset
With srd FrsnL Turt; Win Ward Benjamin Ray; With
Ward james Van Nessi assistant Aldsrmen 1t ,, Ward,
With ward HuDti With Ward Samuel Gardiner With
Ward d b. Csstree
Mayor Joshua P Haven; Tax Collector Edward T Battur
Treasurer, william n Johnson HeeordeI william H. Farnsr
Ebbetsi Marshal j. w Mckenzie Controller, Ferdinand
Court, John ssneriee; City Assessors, T. 2 vsesa W@
Roles C. H. Caz; Judge Of XIlih yudid, pstrie. T. G.
men Edward w. Taylor, w. A Dana, H. B. HosneT, WI.
Whitney. J B. Booth, W B. Fsrwel Marcus D. BoIuek NJ
Aldefmen-Ist Ward, H. 5; Brown; I'D Ward C. II Cough
Ild Ward Van Bokkeli Gil lyh WaTd Js;sph A vI,
Ward, 6. NJ Norton With Ward, Gh Brown. Assistant
fla %a1d "s Piper O W. ward R Davd.da
WE'D g. G%pa S wv wA w SSsn rsr sc1 ~ vita ward
In the lid Ward William Fennett smashed the
ballot boxes and broke up the election was arrested
and discharged on the ground that the primary cleo
tons bad no legality.
The following are the nominations Of the organize
ton entitled the Know Nohngs
HARDER. Master, Robert Haley; Controller, A G wskeman
Judge Superior Court John saeree Street Comm oner
Id A. Ebbes; Judge Xlh District. Edward NortOni sena
The Assembly Ticket is mostly made up of Nc
Dougall Democrats, one or two Gwin men, some
Election Wings and some AntiElection Whigs-a
very mixed ticket.
the San Francisco Herald which has hitherto
sided with the Anti -Broderick Democracy takes issue
against them and opposes the election OF either Gwln
or McDougal TO the U. 5. Senate-opposng alike the
Rose Water and Bone and Sinew nomnatiOns-pro-
nouDcing their nominations as equally bad. The Her
aid says:
III be ruled by the gentlemen Of muscle we are
V
snoher-opy that prefer those who make no absutd pre-
Tension morality in playing the political game Bseri,es
Anti Election AniiEXtension and Anti Bigler ticket
The Democrats of FL Dorado, Calaveras and ANA
dor Counties have united and support the same county
candidates.
The Anti Electionists of Humboldt County have
nominated Alvin Flanders Of Eureka for the Assem-
bly,; DIR. NJ. Spencer for County Treasurer; MAJOR
f. III. Howard of Humboldt for District Attorney and
Capt. johnson Of Eureka for Coroner. William
~ ,.at ha Anti nIaf
candidate for the Judgeship of the lXth Judicial Dis
trict
A number of the citizens lof Marposa County
assembled in mass convention at Aqua Fro on the
18th of August. They repudiated both the Wing and
Democratic county tickets, and nominated ). y Key
nolds for State Senate, 4. Burke and X. b. Lamon
for the Assembly. They passed resolutions strongly
denouDcing gamblers and gambling, and in favor OF
biennial sessions Of the Legislature.
The Wings of Alabama County placed in nomina-
nation for the Legislature julius Chester of Alameda,
and Col. Watkins late Vice-President of the Repub-
lie of Sonora but after number OF ballotings, Mr..
j. z. Long Of Union City, was taken as compro-
mise candidate and nominated for the office.
The Democratic anti-Broderickl Convention in
Amador the county lately carved out of Caaveras,
have nominated tor Assembly A. Plat OF jackson,
and j. w. ID. Palmer Of Lanche Plane; for Sur
yeyor Warren V. Clark of Jackson. The nomina-
tion of w. b. Norman for State Senator, previously
made by Calaveras County, with which Amador
votes, was confirmed.
According to The Sonora Herald it is thought that
large bodies of KnowNothings have been established
in Columbia and jamestown, Tuoumne County.
The California Express gives an account of the
meeting in Marysville on the evening Of Aug: "a,
which was addressed by Messrs; Benham, Wing
nominee for Congress- Herbert Denver Anti Brod-
erick Congressional candidates. and Marshall. Mr..
Benham denied the charge Of favoring the Southern
route for Pacific railroad, and undertook defense
of the Wings for their opposition to the Mexican war
DEATHS on SHIPBoARD-The steamship Sonora,
from Panama arrived at San Francisco the 3lst of
August The following persons died on board on the
passage:
william johnson Newark, ". J.
William McCr.cken New-lork