New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

TrrISoI.-The election returns ara gra1uaiy as
suming tangible FORM In the Northern uia ,h S
dicioI Division Judge Cation il reelected TO the Su-
irene BENCH and Lorenzo Leland IL elected Clerh Oh
the Supreme Court. In the Middle DIVISION, onIas u
skinner il elected Judge Of the Supreme Sour., anu
VIM A. Turney is elected Clerk. Moan Jonhsvn 10
elected Clerk of the Supreme Court in the southern
Division The Hon. Sidney Breese Is elected Judge Oh
the Circuit in this the Second Circuit ana he non.
NJ. Woodson is reelected in the Circuit OF wh hG
Greene County forms part. Inc ia'e Oh TIC ion'o
TORY Law is still in doubt.
MrcHIeax.-The Michigan papers contain numerous
accounts Of the successful prosecutions under then
Liouor Law We should Judge they were IN earnest
We understand that in many towns the puohc Venu-
ing of liquor Is abollshed ana tha' saies vi ~ i w
entirely by stealth.
GroRGn-Tbe Democratic State Convention OF
Georgia which met recently adopted resolutions APP
proving the principles of the Kansas Dill, recognizing
no utilization with any party which does mol 90 inc
same and rearming the old Boohoo cry thar they are
in favor of disunon in case of the abolition OF Slavery
in the District of Columbia, or refusal 10 sduit any
new Slave State or the interstate slave-trade or tie
modification OF the Fugitive Slave Law
MARYLAsD.--Ihe Whigs of 81. Mary County nc'
in mass meeting at Leonardtown on wednesday last,
presided over by Col. James L. Blackstone. A series
Of resolutions were adopted urging the Wing party
throughout the country TO organize as heretc0re 20
disregard all appeals TO disband their forces Wnetner
the same come from Know-Nothings, AOolltlonists
or Democrats, and again unite North and Sou!h'
for the preservation OF the Constitution ana pest III
teress of our common country.
M1ssIssIpPr-The Democratic State Convention of
Mississippi has nominated Gov. Macrae as the party
candidate for re election TO the office of Governor.
The Wbig party has never been at all strong in Mssis
sippi but the American party is now represented as
likely make quite respectable show OF opposlti9h
there. To make majority OF the popular Fote tue
greater part of the organization would nave 10 pe
Democrats in which the difference between the
opposing forces would be merely that of candidates as
there are very few naturalzed citizens in Mississippi
In fact there is very little difference between southern
political parties in tho matter OF fundamental prihc
nles and their PRACTICAL enforcement
MISSISSIPPI -Daniel b. Wright, Ohio IL. Singleton
and Capt. William Berksdale Democrats,) are eandi-
dates for reelection to Congress.
KyxrrcKY-The Hen. Thomas F. Marshall Wing
has announced himself as candidate for Congress in
the Ashland District. He is strongly opposed 10 MEOW
Nothingsm 1t is supposed that Mr.. Harrison, the
Democratic candidate, will withdraw, and thus leave
the field open 10 Tom Marshall and ms DrOther VI
MARSHALL who is the Know-No thng candidate. MIR.
Isaac H. Trahue has Withdrawn from the Congressional
canvass in the lid District Dr. Peyton Is no" Ihe
ONLY candidate Of the Anti-knowN othlng party Inc
Know othing candidate is Col. john T. CainpDen'
,Iudoe Loving the Know Nothing candidate for Gov
ernor has Withdrawn from the canvass on account Oh
continued i'll health and the Hon. Chas. b Morehead
has been nominated in his stead
TENNEssEE-The Hon. Sam. A. Smith has eutered
the contest as q Democratic candidate tOr congress
for Chattanooga District.
LoUIsIAsA.At q meeting OF the Democracy of
Carroll County, the Hon. w. ). Parham was recon-
mended as a candidate for Governor.
VERNosr.-Messrs. John Porter and Lawrence
Brainerd Chairmen of the State Committees have
issued call for State Convention OF the Frcemen OF
Vermont to be held at Burlington June "a, for the
purpose of organizing preparatory to the September
election and the approaching Presidential election, IN
opuoston to the Pro-Slavery policy of the present
National Administration and to the propagandists OF
slavery of every name in the Union-for the defense
of Freedom and to protect the rights OF the Free
States.
KASsAs.-Scarcely have the supplementary cleo
tons ordered by Governor Reeder been completed be-
fore we have fresh contest opened the Pro-Sayery
party for Delegate to Congress. The Pro-Slavery
party already in the field and The Kansas Pioneer
dominates Allen b. Hazard as the candidate Tor that
interest. Fortunately the next House of Representa-
ves will he more likely to scrunze closely the legltl-
macy of the election in Kansas than did the last
COMING ELEcTIoSs.-1he States of Alabama, Ar
kansas Iowa, Kentucky, Missouri and Texas hold
their elections the first Monday in August len
nessee on the first Thursday, and North Carolina on
the second Thursday of the same month. On the
second Monday in September the election in Name
occurs and thatof Vermont on the first Tuesday OF
the same month.