New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.


inst, to make nomination. The latter meeting VIII
complete the Congressional nomin atons OF the dfer
er. paths Ii s TO be hoped that the unfortunate
difculte, which have ansen in the lid District will
be amieaby settled, and tina; but one candidate will
tie agreed upon by the Republicans.
IowA-Tle Ouumrq Courier an Anti-Nebrssks
paper published in the Ist Congressional District Of
August "a is received, with some additional returns
which ought to place the Congressional result in ths,
District completely at re-t, the county (Wapelol
in which Tie Courier il published is central one.
The Courier says:
Congrevmen.-It is generally conceded by the
DE- mocratc papers that both the Wing candidates for
Congress in this State are elected. M Clsrkes ma-
"rity in this District think, will be at least 600 il
not more. The official vote will determine the ma
j"rites and we will lay it before readers soon
8s received.
The LgIslosure-The Senate has 81 members and
az far as heard from it stands follows Is Whigs
Anti Nebraska Democrats, and ii Democrats sup
posed TO be in favor Of the Nebraska bill This leaves
Senator'S 10 hear FROM one Of which will doubtless be
Wbig; thus giving the Wings majority OF in that
branch.
Tie Lower House has 20 members, of which as far
as heard from, there are 81 Wings elected aud %
Democrats So that there is an AnIi-Nvbraska ma
jority Of certain, and to hear from, which will
dOubtless increase the majority. This viii do.
Grmes's minority 2,262 in 43 counties. The Iosoa
CITY Republican the Wing State paper OF Aug. 3
came yesterday but with all is facilities ior the coll
lection OF election returns has not single election
table or item with reference to the general result
but large amount Of Growing over il. So il is with
many others Of our best Iowa exchanges. They seem
TO be content with reported results and ronn1 nori
tes-and, although the official result has been de-
clared in every county our cotemporaries make no
great has;e ia its publication even in their respective
counties The uDiavorable reports as To the Congress
soDel 9 let District, strangely enough, all
emsnstc III 4,ebraska papers in the Hid District
sldnor, zee sh I'D be placed in them. Still there
arc sever. srG Wild counties in the District, from
which we b.. = no definite returns and there is Jdsta a
possibility that Clark may be beaten
CoxsEcTIcuT-TTe Hcst KiniHciy Teegr1pk
thus sums up the Nebraska strength OF the land OF
steady habits:
When IN administration sinks 80 low az 10 have
no friends except those il has gained by the gift of Of
fee il must he rather VI popular with It's own party
le Democratic papers who most active III it- De-
fsne in this State are The Ncr. Haren Rsyts.er The
Nrr ch aurora, The Bridgeport Farnier aud The
Aru. L0t4on Star aud Democrat. The editors OF
these hold Office as follows: Mr.. Osborn of The Reg
iaer is Collector ~ Customs for the Di-trict Of New
hsven; Mr.. s;ecman Of The AurOra. Is Postmaster
al Norwich. Mr'Pomeroy Of TIE FDner, Collector
OF Customs for the Fairfield District and dr. Rud-
dock of The Sta, and DewOcrati Custom House Sur
veyor besides publishing tue laws Of the United
States BY authority" These are his defenders IN
this State and we but express our opinion when We
say, that Judging by their columns, we should TANK
they followed the nod OF The organ Of the Admins
tra:ion. TIE UastiHgt0g URior nending articles OF
" bch sre frequently written by the private Secretary
of the President, DcundeT his dita in nearly all
Di state policy A. tlc President decapates
those who to think for Themselves 1t cannot be
oileIwire.
MISsEsorA TERRiroRY.-T6e s.! Pipl Time,, in
noticing q , IoIniuatIUH Of Independent candidates
fr otlce in ibt NorihWestern States, says:
1--WE think We shall be Obliged TO adopt the same
rule in Minnesota. We want to support an honest
men, and no other, and we are bound TO do it.
The " noise and confusion" in Iowa, Wlsconsin
Michigan, Indiana aud Illinois, produced by the Re
publican MOVEMENT has penetrated into ali the ne"
I enitmies. Speed the Republican cause Dongies
Slavery PropsPandsm can never take root IN the
Territory consecrated 10 Freedom by the Ordinance
OF 1857.
PrxxsYLvAxI,-We perceive from The WLfes-
barre Record II the Ime', Gov. Bgler IS traversing
Wilmois Di.irict and Northern Pennsylv mia in
quest of Free Soil votes. He forgefs the failure of
Gen. Cass, Embas-ador from Michigan IN lsiS,
lrierces Secretary OF the Inferior McCelland, on
similar errand and of his welknown committal in
Fulton County, Harrisburg and elsewhere, in favor
of The NerH,ka iniquity, the Administration test of
Democracy. The Northern Pennsyvanians are too
inielietn TO be deluded by Bigers false promises
1hr U,Asboro' ,Tioga Co. Agtator comes with the
name of the Hon Galushs A. Grow for Congress, un-
der the whig Safe ticket Mr.. Grow is Democrat,
but lie opposed the Nebraska swindle, an1 goes in
with his wbole soul for trced0m: tie will be sup
ported by both parties for reflection.
The D,mocTaiic Committee OF LuZerne County
have met and fully indorsed the Nebraska villalny
ard Congressman Wrghts course and position in
cur nGiional halls in voting for that iniquitoss mea-
sure. Wright is a candidate for denomination on this
issue and saws: II voted for the repeal Of the Mis-
- souri Compromise and if am reelected II must be
q on this issue.
Hon. David Wilmot addresses the citizens of
WAYNE Co. at HoDesdale, Oct. 3, on the Nebraska
question. -.
A mass meeting of the opponents of the
Nobraska infamy was held at Mortrose, Susqnehan-
rsb. on the ssth inst. Nr. David Wlmot and Mr..
q. 4. Grow addressed the meeting. Township meet
ipas Of like character have been held Ill various Por
tons Of the county. -
The Monroe Co Nebraskates have instructed their
copireIes TO vote for the denomination OF Pack to
Congress. The HOuesdale Democrat says that he can
be easily beaten by the nomn nation OF an INDEPENDENT
Anti Nebraska Democrat OF good ABILITIES and cneA-
certici able character.
fhe Wing Co. Convention Of Philadelphia post
poned sercs OF Anti khow-Nothing resolutions by
n vote of 81 TO "a.
s,re. of resolutions declaring in favor of the Nebras-
la bill, the Fugitive Slave law, against any res;rlc-
ton Of the Naiuraizati IN laws, and requiring the
Democratic candidate for Congress TO take those po-
,i,ions before the people. The resolutions also de-
unced tie Know Noibings and required the candi-
dates nominated 10 pledge Themselves that they are
not members and that they are opposed to the prn'
ciples Of said organization. The National ana S'a,e
pistrslior. and the State ticket endorsed.
.Iudee Nil offered an amendment in the form Of
81 &c fc pledge for candidates nominated to sign 1t
ir o. follows: ,,,
"Th. urdersgued upon his "c'ed honoi hetcoy oee.i
b.s rs er rpec.icr whai.ver with the secre. society
ss.c krow Soibrss Order Of United An-7ears or ey
they nav be called that he Is sincerely cppos
"a 40 hr rrirevs that be opposed 70 SAD go
nd all secret societies and ssoei.ons
Nv name nsy be osec. which haTe fo tnef
I et tbe repeal Of the laws ior the DECENTRALIZATION OF Srssa
ers on The extension for the s- and ~H.eA nA
Ion an additional oiiecrihe establishment OF resioHs s ~