New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

UIrSors-Al accounts agree tha. TIE Anti.Ne
braska state Convention at Bloomington on the Goth
and 3Oth nit, was the largest aud most enthusiasts
ever held in the State 1t was made up of men hith.
er,o Of all parties united the common platform Of
Freedom for Kansas and No More Slave Territory
Twenty-one counties were represented The Hon.
John NJ. Palmer presided. Col. WILLIAM II. BrssELL
wa nominated for Governor by accamaton, with
Francis A. Hoffman, of Du Page County near Chi
eaoo, for Lieut. Governor. The ticket was completed
through the intervention of Committee, aud is az
folCws:
For Corernor-wp. II. BrssELL, ST. Clair Co
-, Tres,s,ySiASEs MILLER, Mclean Co.
FS, Sneey"eSdta,e ef Se4oo,,~w H. POWELL Peoria Co.
very strong Delegation to Philadephis, headed by
tle Hon. Thomas j.. Turner and the Hon. Jesse o.
Norton. was chosen also an Electoral ticket, headed
by the Hon. Abraham Lincoln Of Springfield and Fred
elck Hecher, esq, Of BeIevilIe.
The following private letter from an Illinois Mem.
ber of Congress who was present accor IN substance
with oil our advices from that point:
"BfoosINcros, H., Thursday, May 20. 1856.
CT have time only for a word. The Convention 10
session here TO-DAY is by far the most numerous I'm
uo-ing and earnest ever held in this State. lhe noni-
nations are capital ard the most intense enthusiasm
fans by from 5000 to 10000 majority. There Is no
quest OF that.
The Chicago Democrat whose Editor was present
as Delegate, says:
"Tbe Convention was harmonious aud enthusiastic,
and the delegates separated with full belief that the
NOMINEES would al be elected.
"With Col. Fremont for President, we Oeheve our
State will give the Free Kansas ticket an overwhelm-
ing majority. r.,.., ,5
II only wants Fremont to perfect the ticket.
and. wherever We travelled we found the people all
wide awake and resolved to put end to the damna-
BILE acts of violence equally disgracing Washington
and Kansas"
The follow ing letter from Col Bisse was received
with acol imations;
BELLEvIrLE, H., Saturday, May 81, 1856.
Gro. T. BRowS, ESQ.-Dcar Sir: Having re- son to
arprehend that rly name msy be presented to the
Bloomington Convention as candidate Tor Goyesnor,
deem II proper to place in your hands, to be used
there a simple statement of the condition OF my altb
in order that there may se no mistake or sapprehen-
zion in regard to ii.
The illness from which have suffered for the last
three wears, has left me with impaired vigor in my
lowe limbs 20 tia, in walking still require the use
Of cane and the aid OF friendly arm. From his IN
frInitv however, am slowly recovering, ana have
eyery reason TO expect final and complete rest0ra'
t,op. NV general health /. perfectly good-neyer was
better: and NY capacity for business lot requiring
much ocomotion precisely what 1t ever @as' Pat
cannot promise in the event of becoming candidate,
10 take the stump or address the people OF he state
generaly-snd this is matter which trust you VIII
eli consider Il continue TO improve as have fea-
son TO exIect, | shall unquestioaably make some
speeches ii desired but cannot promise 10 Peramou
late the State as some might wish. -.
IT. in view of these facts, the Convention deem II
proper to nominate me, shall not decline the honor
though ay, in all candor Iprefer that the nomination
should fail ANOTHER individual; and should thh zap
pen YOU can rey upon my Jealous and cheerful efforts
IL LIS behalf. Yours truly, WV. H. BIssLLL'