The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-26

Political IneelMgencsc
TIE ner'a;sa q ;ss Ss vge st;c an. ne
Convention, recently held. Hon. A. &. MAX
well was unanimously renominAted e inc N.
dida'e for Congress. ThsfoIlowing resolutions
Resolve6, Nat the democracy Of Florida, con-
tiruing steaAy BY the platform pied ct the last
Baltimore Convention on which the present psfriosc
administration was brought into power, cannot
at the passage by Congress ofthe Nebraska. snsas
BILL q measure conceived In spirit OF justice to
oil the States Of the coufederacy, aud which Is cal
culated to restore harmony to the country .! wltn.
slavery and transferring 1t 10 the people who are 70
be immediately affected thereby when they shall ask
to be recognized as sovereign States Of tue Union.
Resolved, That in view OF the declared determi'
Kansas bill ia the free States to bring about re-
peal Of that measure and thereby restore the Mis-
souri, restrcton II is the duty Of the South to unite
as one man In opposition thereto, and in cordial
democrats from the free States, By whose aid the
bill was enacted into law and the South restored
to portion Of equality with the ether States In the
enjoyment OF the common territory.
Resolved, That while the democracy of Florida
regard with loathing and soorn those representa-.
tives from the N nth, Of either party who opposed
and endeavored to defeat BY factous means the pas
sage Of the Eebraslna Kansas bill, they accord all
adhered with such unshrinking irmness (, the pin-
ciple of that measure and thereby INDICATED their
right to our confidence aud political association.
and In them recognize the representatives, Of the
true N0rths democracy with whom II Is pleasure
and duty to affiliate and act.
Resolved, That the administration Of President
Pierce has been controlled by high and pure nation
al considerations rising above sectional influences
and happiness of all the people, the perpetuity and
harmony Of the Union, and We continue to repose
In 1t the most unlimited confidence.
Resolved, That in the present Executive Of the
State of Florida we continue to recognize faithful
democrat and consistent son Of the South, whose
admnist alton Is directed by sole desire to pro-.
mote the interests and deyelope the resources ofa
parts Of the State.
THE WING PARTY DysBANDED IN INDIANA.
[From the Washington Sentinel
A convention consisting Of the odds and ends OF
all parties in Indiana, held at indianapolis on
Thursday, the 18th instant. Elk Governor Bebb,
and made speech in which he opposed the Nebraska
bill, and expressed it as his opinion that Thomas
H. Benton or some other good antlebraska man
would be the next President. He said no man In
elected to either House Of Congress from the free
States.' Henry l.. Ellsworth, q free soier of
l84s, Schuyler Colfax, a free soil wing of
the Greeley school who wishes to oppose
soil candidate for Vice President in 1852; Henry
S. Lane, ex wing Congressman; Judge Wright, OF
Logansport, free solIer Of ls4s Jacob P. Chap
man, q disappointed office-seeker and independent
candidate for Congress in the Indianapolis district
of the Van Buren, school and of anti-Texas resolu-
ton memory; Reuben Riley, Maine temperance
advocate and disappointed ofce-seeker, repudiated
by the democrats Of bis own county in 1850 for the
constitutional convention; NJ. G. CARRIER, Of the
Madison Courier an lsbmaelitish editor, who OPP
poses all men and all things to gain subscribers;
]. A. Hendricks, who wishes to run as the anti-Ne-
braska candidate for Congress in the Madison dis
tct &C., &C., &C., were the leading spirits Of the
day.
Lieutenant Governor Willard, who has recently
made speeches in all parts of Indiana, and who is
the eloquent and enthusiastic advocate of the right
Of the people to make their laws touching their
domestic Institutions in the States and Territories,
and who is now in this city, gives it as his debe-
rate opinion that this mongrel ticket will be defeat
ed by majority Of more than thirty thousand. He
has information, whi;h he deems reliable now, that
the whig party Is dsbanded in Indiana that nation
al wings all over the State, will unite with the demo-
Gratis in putting down this union Of aboltionists,
free sellers, wings, disappointed Office seekers, &c.