New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

A Republican State Convention is called in Indiana
to meet at Indianapolis the 18th inst The call Is
signed by many of the most eminent citizens OF the
State Of all the old parties.
Nrw-YoRK.-The National De''..ocrats of Cortland
County will meet at Cortlandvile on the ith inst to
elect delegates to the National Democratic State Con-
ventiOn to meet at SyracusetO nominate state Officers
The Soft-Shell State Convention has been called to
meet at Syracuse Aug. 90 to nominate State Officers
The Hindoos meet at Syracuse Sept IL.
The Hard-Shells at Syracuse Sept. s.
The Anti-Renters at Albany July II.
GToRGIA-The State Council of the American
Party, which assembled in Macon, June q, nominated
Judge Garnett Andrews Of Wilkes as the candidate
for Governor He was nominated on the second bal
lot. The Council has ratified the Platform recently
adopted by the National Council which assembled at
Philadelphia and passed set OF strong resolutions III
relation TO the affairs of Georgia.
The resolutions rcaiiim the Georgia Platform OF
1850 condemn President Pierce for has appointment OF
foreigners TO Office and for his failure to remove Gov
Rccder of Kansas.
The Council also adopted resolution for the pur-
nose of securing the cooperation of tN Columbus
movement. There considerable enthusiasm among
the members OF the party.
MINNESOTA TERWTORY.-TLe Territorial COnYen-
ton assemblies at II. Paul July %.
OHto-The election to be held in Ohio IN October
will be one of the most important which has occurred
for number of years The officers to be chosen are
us follows:
lState-A Governor, Lieut.-Governor, Secretary
of State Auditor Of State Treasurer OF state, At0r
ney General two judges of the Supreme Court, and
member of the Board Of Public Works. County
senators Representatives Sheriff Treasurer Recorder
Surveyor, Prosecuting Attorney, Commissioner ana
lnfirmaly Directors.
HIlNoIs.-Some of the Nebraska papers are claim
mo the reee1t Judicial Election Douglaslte vlcto
~ when the truth is there were no party nominations
Probably one-third of the votes received by Judge
Skinner were Ant-Nebraska men, some OF whom sup
ported Skinner because he was Democrat ana others
because his competitor was understood TO be stTenu-
Gus supporter of the Prohibtory Law
Judge Cation ran without opposition, Judge l-eiand
having announced, over his own signature, that he
was no candidate, and even elected he would no' ac
cept the office.
iSpr,xA.-A State Anii-Savery Convention was
led at Indianapolis, June q. .. Butler was aP-
toipt,d Precedent, and = W. Riichey Secretary;
Nessrs. Craven Hardin and Miliken were appointed
a Committee 10 report permanent officers. Ihey re-
poried the following names, and the report was CON
hmed viz President, ;. {. stephens; zee resi-
dents, j. Kinley, 4. l. Robinson, VIM. BeaTd ana
o. Butler Secretaries ;. w. Rtchey and NJ. 6
White. On motion a Committee composed OF &. w
julien, j. Kinley. :. :. Hardin. \. l. Robinson D.
Craven Waugh, ). Il. Milliken ana : w hllcney.
we've al pointed 10 prepare business. mpoflt! OF
the Committee reported preamble ana resolutions
which. after VARIOUS amendments and conslder aole
discussion, were adopted. The resolutions are III Ia
vor of a Mon of the Friends OF Freedom ana aSalhs
the Aggressive and Proscrptve policy of slavery ana
approving of the call of the Antrim cbraska state Con
vonuon to be held at indianapolis July IT, our
Ior1sIANA-The vote in New-Oreans for Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court stood 3,4l5 for Elsee,
lArti-Kuow-Notlinel 1857 for Mernck, Know
Noihng.l For Associate Justice, Lea .Ant-hnoW'
Noilingl received s94 majority. Elgee was wing
and Lea Democrat.
The Ne1c-Orleans Bee Kuow-Nothinsl repudaies
the platform adopted by ths Know Nothing National
Council a, Philaoe hia and declares that large poI
ton of the Creole, disgusied with the Ieeious U.s.
Will vote The Demo ratc ticket INA LOUISIANA.
ARKANsAs.-Ms Danley OF The LtHe hocf sac
Gazette announces that he has disposed OF oneha oil
,,t,. on5 Tia, the paper will in future be edited and
mblsied low that gentleman ioi tly with himself
AIArAMA.-Tbe Hon. George d. Shortrdse has ac-
cepted the Know Nothing nomination i2r Uoyernot
and IS announced to take the stump with LIS cohPeu
tor Gov. Winston. l,...--- -
GToRGIA.-We give from The Macon CHi-en the
vote by which Judge Andrews was nominated Tor