New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-05
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE,

PFNN.TLyANIA.--Ihe wings ot blaE N"Nn'y "'0'
itoidsysburg July 25, Ja;sb Snyder presiding ana
adopsed series e; resolutions strongly csndemnns 'he
.,s..op. Of tho slave power, expressing the utmost
cu<.ropt for Pierces Administration, and IN opposltov
~ the reelection Of Gov Beler whose administering
b,. b,en 80 vscillang doublefaced AMI non-comni'-
l 40 tam, N southern issut and seryile 10 southern
demands so forge,ful Of Pennsylvania aHi such 4
,bl;py satellite Of central imbeciy a, Washing On
and Of foreign and arrogant bogiry elsewhere a.
to Justify our opposition to his hrs election ana demAni
our further Opposition TO his reelection Iwas also
R Th,i h s Of c9TP' ga ,.. 1 s dpssS Ton
the northern Imagination, tho'e unreal Paanio'9
"a. "a suction blocks themselves that The iig
80 fs s,r,rg. eoust when Freedom sud slavery with
drawn scAhhsds hrc .~sy sand As 20 ee a
t , We W. y. is aa i5 a. .1 81 Sia ~ Sisi
rs.en: or f6as. to oe representative in coate o.
Iio eou.. .. f b. hf .drrus FIRE.
Don IL he prs'er oons'ss. A.a 20 a. AZ 90 ss ,rd
49,, s,se aad ro'oGrd respect for Houston
John Ben sna General William Cullo@ Of reHne-ee rhoHa'
Benton Of g,o5L CO. Issse.5 nd I,v .. .a
= the south ~ho ed.,nst 70 81 so h, "
That The Frsh anssse h no words stI9ns ep9a.a 70 sAPr
skt Ds5s Iev Co.. Rehsrd Brodhesd Hesdnek
Wnsb Joha Robb. Jr Joho Dawson and he oiaei nerera
he south paly party or "a risr ms; for 9s
Thee are but specimen Of the resolves which were
adopted.
The Wings Of Franklin Co. recommend David F. Rob
Dson for Congress.
MANTLE Bangor papers contain call FOR Mass
Convention be held in the city Of Bangor on the 10th
of August for the purpose Of making County and Senate
rial nominations Of men opposed 10 Nebraska and IN favor
Of the Maine law. The call is signed by nearly thousand
persons including Wings Morie' and Free Sellers. tx
Gov. Edward Kent leads of in this fusion movement
Tie Whig Congressional Convention held at Columbia,
in the With District July p, took the following action with
reference to the Slavery and Nebraska questions:
BArea, conflicts and freedom have hereto
, s b II BEEN bHiisd 70 by sorh-Ia eeen r,her
than so'Ie thai s%iy Which IN other ne' rs 50 long united
TIE orbsarance the North has been made 50 70 sub
scheme the sbsors OF savcy ia Tightening rs
cord. and Feuhenns its stake; TO ts.sae the entire over
Hieea FRO Slavery powell BY reckless Of faith
es3es and srrossnt sssIen has ansA4by Il. nsa
table desIe ard determined purpose 4 securing - sayes per
Rd That the time has wh fobeaancs ceases 20 %
Of her sons hist hey abandon al muor party
sa'e al party names and 70 r ons united ph,Gn' OF
National aud State Governments shell be efceut eounterns
1850 .nd 1854 up may ecnsa,onay any aud
al future advances OF Slavery upon American sell.
IxpIAxA-TIe Ruslrdle Jacksoni0H, Old Line Demo
crat publishes letter from The COHNersre Times, from
Mr.. Hull. from which extract paragraph:
"A Democratic whisky, Nebraska editor from -,
here days and offered to sell his press lie
that Democracy l. nOored-ctTf0tn \
candidate for the Legislature, not hundred miles from
here that he bear everything better than TO have
the women groan him down when he makes speeches in
favor of his platform
The La Foyee american says that the Peoples ticket
will be elected in Indiana by from 10000 to 5000 ma
jorty.
Mr. Joseph Buckles rather as he is now called Gen
eal Joseph Buckles when member of the Indiana Leg
islaure few years ago of the most rabd VIII
mot PIovsionists in it, lie goes for Slavery and
Whisky extension
We learn that the Nebraskates of Carroll County held
ameetiDg recently at Pittsburgh and, although the lead
ers took with them eight ten OF their adherens
from Delphi and after two speechcs-one from Mr.. Apple
gaze the candidate for the Legislature and some other
teman-the resolutions introduced by Mr. Apologize were
voted down.
In Jennings County the Nebraska pullers had hard
work in selecting Chairman, the first who proposed
declining to serve without knowing the objects of the
meeting and the second Anti-Nebraska man and
would have nothing further to do with shaun Democracy;
and finally, when found who would preside he
was denounced dsorganzer for several years past
But two townships represented. The highest vote
given was on the resolutions in favor of Gov. Wright aud
on the Nebraska question the vote carried by two to one:
two votes for Bill, and one for Anti-Nebraska