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

SPECTACLE patriotic bard Of freenea, uoasns 81 The rn
Soms banner owe; Us marching forward IN solid, united and
invincible column % hattie acd 20 victory
The Wings of Michigan have thus followed the e1-
ample Of their brethren OF Ohio, Indians Illinois,
Iowa and Wisconsin Maine and other northern Sfses,
AND have surrendered party on the aty Of Freedom.
The Nebraska organs and Pierce office holders are
ipconeolable this result and stguatiIe the menu
hers of the Wing State Convention with all mannS
of foul epihets.
The most subservient and unprincipled tools OF
Pierce and Csss selected by the or
Jeoi.latiye nominations. The nominee for the state
Seta,e in the XXh District is pretty fair specimen
of the class. He is an exclergyman named bssseH
who has turned politician and lawyer and Tor q &c"
wear, pas, has edited The Agdn Record paper that
bas under his management been Wing, Van buren,
ETe, Soil aud Case Hunker advocate. Yet this Bas-
sett il one of the loudest opponents OF what ne Is
pleased TO term Fusopism
1ItoyIs-The State Mass Anti Nebraska Conven-
ton assembled at the Senate Chamber a. Sprinneld,
Oct. 4. and effected preliminary organization, by
the election Of A. c. Tbroop, Esq as Chairman and
c. C. Flint, Esq, Secretary. The Hon. John T. Nc
Clun of BLOOMINGTON, McLain County, was unsnl-
mously nominated for State Treasurer. MI hSo. na'
always been Whig but IL now stroug F>u"--'e0'"'
ka Fusion Republican.
In the I'D District, the home of Senator Douglas
and now represented by Wentworth, the Sham De.
mocracy we're rent in twain at their Congressionai
Convention, and two nominations were made Dohh
Il. Turner on the part of the Nebrsskates The An
ties or Dumb Democrsts-eo called IRON oeing s'rcu
uous advocates Of the Baltimore platform when vas
TO force eternal sils nee on the slavery ques'onno
mated Mr. Zeotes b. Mayo OF Sycamore As their can
ddste , ...
In this state Of affairs the Republicans can If har'
monious redeem the district and have II truy repre-
septed all questions affecting the aSgressons W I
slave power and the Improvement OF the rivers anu
harbors of the great North west appropriations Tor
which have been defeated, retarded, snothered ana
vetoed for many years by Fierce, DousIss w.
KENTUCKY Gov. Powell has issued prociama-
tion appointing Monday, the 18th of November Tor
special election for Member OF Congress in the liid
Congregational District TO I'LL the vacancy occssoned
by the death Of the Hon. Presley Ewing.
WlscossIy.-In the Let District The Nebrasksites
have renominated Mr.. Wells for Congress
In the lid (NorthernD District John b. Macy,
another plant tool OF Pierce & Co, is renomnated
BY the came influence and strong Nebraska resolu-
tons were adopted.
The Wisconsin Congressional nominations are now
'y DIX Republican Neea.ta,
l. VIVIAN sPoosER DANIEL WELLS Jr
II CADwALLApERC. WssHBuN. OTIS hoft
III. CHARLEs bILLNGHrSsr JOHN D. "ANf'
ARxAysAs-A majority of the Sham or Pierce
Democratic members Of the Legislature are said to be
favorable TO Johnsons election to the L. ;. Senate
FLoRIpA.-We have few scattering returns OF the
late Congressional and Legislative elections, and we
suppose the general result favorable to Sham De.
mocracy Slavery, Ignorance and the other elements
brought to bear in support of the present Pierce Ad
minstration.
In jacksonville, Ex. Governor Brown has fifteen or
twenty majority for Congress over Maxwell the pres
ent Nebraska incumbent which is gain OF forty for
the latter. A Wing Senator and two Democratic A.
sembymen are chosen. In Tallahassee the vote
stands For Congress-Brown, Wing, III; Maxwell
Democrat 222. In 1859 the vote stood for Cabell,
Wing, 2O3; Maxwell, Democrat, PIP. The whole vote
then was il5-Dow it is 400.
The average Wing majority two years ago. at this
precinct was 2e.
CysrREyILLE PREciscr.-Maxwell 92, Brown 81.
Christie co. Galbrath SO, Chaires ~, Fisher 81 Shine
A correspondent OF The Sarannah Georgian
writes: a. think the Democrats have gained splen-
"did triumph.
NUSIcIPAL ELECTION.
La Sale M-The Know-Nothings carried the
Charter election by one hundred majority.