Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-29
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MASS MEETING N W.suIIcTov

-. hASS MEEIlNU IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Srpt s7.-Thsrs "a. large as.sub,.s.
OF The ek ;ns generally and Of all parties At the City IIs
'ns evening Asbuty Tucker, Kq was appointed chair.
cfeiaries.
series Of resolution. directly and oopo..d tn
the democratic resoutops Of the meeting on Frday last
were adopted Cen AeCalls and Capt Csrrlpgon deliver
ed addresses and listened To With almost pe,fre,
was embarrassing to the speakers doubt aud
s'deneipy want Of Enthusiasm GU the part Of their
hearers.
Alta quarter past nine o'clock the band played piece
music canhoa were bred, few rockets ascended when
NJ Gutter arose and made few amusing remarks
TO himself and the structures Of the press which created
much iun and laughter, and improved the enthusiasm
There we're some complaints In the crowd at the .elec-
on oi the chairman IL being that be disappointed
Office seeker under two democratic aduistraon and IL
Vas also stated that Ia tho canvass for CLAY nd Polk
NcCals sIborted the Ish every to vote for Pot
ard he too wa disappointed; but these grumbers were
lev, aud good humor prevailed throughout.
THE ANTI NEBRASKA. FREE DEMOCRATIC AND
TEMPERANCE CONVENTIONS
NEW YoRx, Sept. 27.-Ths Anti Nebraska Convept;o,
yesterday nominated Myron N. CLARK for Governor by
reclamation and Raymond for Lieut.. Governor, ON III.
mrs. o.o Tosy slso nominated the balance Of the Wing
PORTION Of tho delegates seeded, aud agreed to
support tho nominees Of the Free Democratic Couveu
lion.
The Free Democratic Convention have nomin,,sd
yram Clarke for Governor and Bradford r. Wood for
Lieut. Governor.
The State Temperance Convention In session to d.y
Auburn to receive replies from the different candidate,
placed in nomination by other parties on the Question of
temperance. letter has been received from Judge
BRONSON. the Hard Democratic candidate for Governor
defining his poston He thinks that the Legislature b.
the power TO prohibit the and sale of spirit,
but soPposed to the exercise IN .sues
D.iVsn was chosen President, but he dscoing David
Wright Of Cayagns, WAS substituted. Committee. were
spponted aud the Convention adjourned uu,l hall pas,
o'clock.
l.rcosD DrsrArcHl
ArDuRS, Sept. 2i.-The State Teinperapce Convcn
ton nominated Morg II. Clark aud Mr. RAYMOND the
wing candidates, "a their Candidates Tor Governor and
Lieut. Governor The vote for Raymond was l6s 10 liz
Tor Wood. "
NEW FORK PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CoNvEN-
NEW YORK, Sept 27.-rue Episcopal Diocesan Con.
venon met this forenoon and there was large attend
zuce Of clerical and lay delegates
Rev Mr. McVicar delivered the animal ss,no, AID
wright. ~
committee of nine appointed to report proper
proceedings to testify the the loss the dioces. has
sustained by the death Of Bsnop Wainwright.
DIR Creighton was unanimously elected president of tn.
Convention. DR. Height declined the secretaryshin and
the Rev T. igenbradt was chosen secretary, aud E. NJ
Rowland treasurer The Convention then adjourned to
Thursday forei Don.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR
InLAnELrnrA, Sept 27.-The Pennsylvania State Fair
has attracted immense crowd today IL Ia estimated
that the visitors have reached $1,000 Tue vehicles are
80 numerou. as to fill the entire roads through the
ground', which are mile and half long
The trial Of speed Of horses made on the grounds
thi' afternoon; and Friday the Judges will award the
premiums
The Cattle 81 ow is superior any collected togeh
O. on any previous occasion The horses are among the
best that the country produce.
-----r THE FEVER AT SAVANNAH
SAVANNAH, September 26.-There were eleven deaths
rom yellos fever III this city yesterday The weather
Is warm with little RAIN not at all favorable to restors
uon oil health. Hosever the panic has ceased and we
are looking anIiuusy for frost to obliterate the pes
lcnce
EPISCOPAL BISHoPRI X OF RHODE ISLAND.
PEovIpEScS, September 27th-The Protestant Episco.
pa, Convention is in ion in thil city. The clergy have
nominated the Rev. Thomas u CLARK, of Hartford Con-
nectcut "a Bishop Of the Diocese Il "a thought that the
sity will confirm their choic.
THE YELLOW FEVER
COLUMBIA, 5. g. Sept. 27-Ths fever seems 10 he in.
crensing at Augusta, aud the weather 10 very
There was five deaths Saturday, FIVE on Monday On
Tuesday two, and seven cases.
COLUMBIA Sept. 21.The deaths at Charleston for the
week ending on Monday morning was l6o Of which lis
were OF yellow fever Tue deaths of fever Oh Tuesday
we're IL.
THE PHILADELPHIA MURDER
fHlAbitfnii Sept 2-rhe Coroners
me murdered frsnchman proved that pistol but
INA, me .ea was driven In by round blunt There
~; In red marking clothing was
more On hi, arm /, ed VIII Ins su ~ 10
'eon' SoHeapon was found upon the premises.
w,s,,x. CONTRACTS FOR RUILDISG ENGINES.
A-sd The eontrac for building III.
I frfat. to M'ir; hsrrisi Lovers OF the Rcinond
log three contracts have notyet been made.
THE GREYTowN COMMANDMENT TRIAL
NL~ iokE, september 27-n
lion was made for the removal OF the Dursnd vs., Holm,
The United states Circuit Court and
Tor the value OF property destroyed Geyosn The decision Of
the court was reserved