New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

MlssrssrPL-Tfe Padding Clarion has profess
ed rer6rt # Tie proceedings OF The Know Nothing
state Convention, aud gives the following "a the
ticket ogioed upon: Governor, Gen. Fontaine OF Pom
tot,c: Secretary Of State. 4. q. Horn OF Qutman,
Claike County: Auditor Of Pubic Accounts, y. l.
SVEN Of Kinds; State Treasurer. Col. suth Il Mar
shall: Judge Of High Cour, Of Error and Appeals, G.
p. Smith of wilkinson; and Clerk Of the Superior
Count Of Chanccry J. G. Carpenter Of Kinds County
With reference to old party affiliations The nominees
stand: Governor State Rights Democrat, Auditor,
JUDGE If Hich Court and Clerk Of Chancey. Union
pnoorats. Secretary Of State and Treasurer Old line
Wins. The CLARION also piycs The reported cani-
dates for four Of the five Congressional districts a.
follows: First, Rev. u. u. NabeTs lunion Deml:
Third. Iockart T.. Houston L. D.; Fourth, w. n
Lake Wing; Fifth, Hiram Cassndy state Rights
Dem. ard Speaker Of the last iiouso OF Represensa-
tNes Of Mississippi Iegslature.i
KEgrucKf-The Paris Flag says Il Is runerod
here hat tie Democratic Central Committed for thas
disict have rendered the nomination FOR Congress 70
Col John \. Pral, Of Woodiord.
Mr Henry c. Burnett has been nominsed for Con
gees by the Ant-Know Nothing party IN Linn itayds
district Mr. Meaohem is tie Nnow-Nothing can
didnte.
HIiSoIs.-An election Tor Judges aud vote 90 fhe
Prohibiiory question is to take place on the 9TH Of
June.
NrRNoSr.-7kc Caiolonian judges this 10 be
critical time with "tho Free state Know Sothnrs,-
ard hat probably the South viii carry all before
"uem in tie Grand Councils in nominations and in
"erectng patforms." II goes for q strictly Anti
slavery organic alton IN the approaching Presidential
and Congressional elections.
NFw-H ,NPsHiRE.-Th following IA the official
statement Of votes for Representatives 10 Congress,
a. found by the Governor aud Council q. their late
session. It will be noticed that there is rsmarksble
uniformity IN The sories or the ADMINISTRATION
Anti Nebraska candidate mGjorities seyoraliy range
between eco aud 3 500 enough or all practical pur
Iosos:
D,srRtcr No. l-Sca;ierng, 20. Geo. w Kittredga,
DEM s,7gs james Pike, ltusionl l3,Olii fkes
u6jorEy, 3,2l2. 80 .
IemJ $3.50; Mason W. Tappsn, lFusion) 1885,
Ti'TrIcr 10. 3-scat;ering, ?; VIM. p. Wheeler,
DEM 1850 Aaron II. Crogin, FUSION l2isci era
Gins minority, $50.
Aggregate An,i.Admnis.ration mGjohtes in the
Whole State 40.
MIssotrl--A correspondent Of TIE Jger.oH In
ouiyer rays Gov. Sterling Price, an Atchison Demo-
cr1t. IL member Of the X. y. organization.
TgssEssIE-R. S. Parham declines the Hindoo
nomination for Congress in the Memphis District
John :. Bron declines the Of his name az Iem-
persnee and Wig candidate for Governor against
Gentry.
NORTH C.RoLIsl.-Col. Robert T. Psine the
Kpow-Soihng candidate for Congress IN the Ist
District.
AL.rAx,.-George s. Houston is named for 10
election to Congress from his District
IsDnsA-The State Free Democratic Association
meets at Indianapolis May2o.
GroRelA-The Hon. Alfred II. Colquit DEM has
declined the romir alton Of the Democratic party 70
repiesent the lid Congressional District OF Georgia
With a short tine past he has Loot Bis wife aud hS
father, the Hon. Walter 1. Colquit, and his Pn'''s
feelings unit him for tie assumption Of pubhc ros-
Ausetng we. held in Griffin, Ca on The ih ln-t-'
10 indor.e lie Anti-Knog-Nothng sentiments Of inc
Hon. 4. II. Stephen.
James A. Ru.sen il an Anti-Know-Sothing candi-
date for Copgress IL the lVth Dbi1ct.