Butte record., 1856-10-04

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ell, X. N, 1927
Conway's majority. 1904
Mississippi county will of course increase
Couway's majority, which is the largest ey-
er given in the State
Yell carried only six out Of fifty four coun.
ties
NORTH CAROLINA.
The new Legislature of this State is class
fled as follows:
Senate-Bucbanan, SO Fillmore, L.
HOuse-Buchanau so; Fillmore, 40
Joint Baliot-Buchanan, 1l3 Fillmore,
81.
Buohanan's majority in the House, 40
Senate. 1G total, 6G.
No party has had such majority for the
last twenty years.
MISSOURI ELECTION.
Sufficient returrs have been received to
authorize the following State ticket;
Gov. Trusten Polk. Lieut.. Gov H. Jack
son. Atty. Gen. Benz f. Massey, Auditor,
Z. B Ewing, Treas. " II. Burlington The
above are all Democrats. 1t is conceded
that their majority will average GOO.
LANCASTER, PA, Sept. ,.
The entire American State Convention of
Pennsy lyauia IN here to-day 4 councils
were represented by ll2 delegates. j. J.
Clyck. Of Harrisburg elected Prest, and
Gen. Wm. II Irwin, Vice President. No
other business of any Importance was trans
acted. Pending n resolution endorsing Fill
more and Donaldson, the council adjourned
sine die,
CovcoRD, n. H., Sept. 4th
One Of the largest delegate conventions
ever assembled in this State, convened in
this city for the purpose of making nomina-
tions for the Presidential and State elections.
Dan. Marcy, Of Portsmouth, Jonathan 7.
Chase Of Conway, Horace Cha Of Hopkin-
ton, David Buffum. and E Martin of Wal
p1le, were nominated as Presidential Elec-
tors. The Hon. John 5 Wells was nomiua-
ted by acclamation as Governor, aud Mark
Mob for Railroad commits soner. To-mor-
row a mass meeting will be holden here to
ratity the nominations.
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.
CINCINNATI, Tuesday Sept. ID
Senator Douglas, Bright and Cass, are ad-
dressing 4 great Democratic meeting at In
dianapolis tonight John c. Breckenridge
IS also expected to speak.
BAGT1NoRE, Sept. Sd.
The Old Line Wing State convention as
I sembled this morning 1t is largely attend
ed and much enthusiasm prevails
a resolution was adopted to send dele
gates from the State at large and from
each Congressional District to the National
convention, on the 17th inst
AIAssAcHUsETrs Politics.
BosToN, Sept. A.
The President of the Fremont American
T State Council, has issued call for con-
+ w, fh-I
/ the ground that Mr. johnson, the North
/ American candidate for the Vice Presidency,
has given notice that he shall decline. This
Is the anne day and place of the meeting of
| the Black Republican convention, and also
/ OF the anti-Gardiner and Fremont Ameri-
! cans. A lively time may be anticipated.
EXTRA SESSION or CONGRESS.
! The 34th Congress closed its special sess-
ion on Saturday, after passing the Army
/ Bill, without the House proviso against usu-
ing the Military power Of the Government
( TO uphold the laws in Kansas
Tie House again passed the bill with the
/ proviso, and the Senate, twenty-seven 20
seven stuck it out. whereupon the House
concurred by lOl yeas to So nays.
NICARAGUA.
Hon. Pierre Soule has purchased Rancho
/ in Nicaragua for $4,000.
\ Court Of Law hat been organized, call
/ ed the Court OF First Instance.
Walker has levied tax Of twenty dollars
upon five liquor dealers in Nicaragua
/ We haze heard nothing further of the in
vasion OF Nicaragua by Guatemala.
/ But little could be ascertained of walkers
movements, or Of the state Of the interior Of
/ the country
Col Schlessinger is now at Matgaipa, a
place in the interior of Nicaragua.
Eiyas appears TO be at Leon with his ar
my.
| Rev. Mr. Wheeler, late Of Aspinwall, is
now in Nicaragua as agent Of the Bible soci-
ety.
There was a grand Cuban demonstration.
suong the Walker adhetents in Nicaragu'
| ee nslv.
President Walker has confseated all the
property Of the Nicaragua Steamship Co. il