The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02

ting fron all quarters Of the State.
The Democracy of the fourth Illinois
district have responded to the removal of
J. W. Davidson. of Warren county, from
the office of U. s. Marshal, by nomipating
him for Congress, sCithoat dissenting Voiee.
Buchanan removed Davidson because he
was friend of Douglas. The Democracy
of the 4th district nominated him for Con-
eress for the same reason.
The Democrats of the 9Th district of Il
linois have nominated Phillip B. -Foulke
for Congress, in place of Robt- Smith, the
present member. Seventy ballots were cast.
In New York three full State tickets
are in the field, and in addition, Gerritt
Smith is running as an independent, anti
Union, abolition candidate for Governor
There was an effort made for compromise
between the Americans and Republicans,
which failed because the Republicans in
sisted on Fepudiation of the doctrine con-
tanned in the c6iter dicta of the Supreme
Court in the case of Dred Scott The Re-
publican nominations ate as follows: For
Governor, E. D. Morgan; Lieut.. Governor,
Robt. Campbell; Canal Commissioner, Hi
ram Gardner; State Prison Inspector, Josiah
T. Emmett. Those of the Americans: For
Governor, Lorenzo Burrows; Lieut.. Gov
ernor, N S. Benton; Canal Commissioner,
j. R. Thompson; State Prison Inspector,
W. A. Russell. The Democratic nomina-
tons have not yet been made.
The Albany Journal says that on ques-
tons of principles the Republican Conven-
ton was unyielding, and no suggestion of
compromise was tolerated. The Convention
made every effort and concession consist
ent with their principles, to secure what all
parties seek, an honorable union with men
holding common sentiments upon national
issues The Journal adds:
We know that the refusal of the Ameri-
can Convention to accept the basis of union
rendered by the Republican Convention, is
disapproved by large number of the dele
gates. Some of these withdrew, while 9TH
ers protested against the course of the lead
ers. :, Several influential Americans asssur-
ed US that the proceeding was repugnant to
their sense of duty, and would not, In their
judgment, prove less SO to their friends.
John B. Haskin has been nominated for
Congress, in the ninth New York district,
by combination of all. the elements of op-
position to the Administration. He was a
Democratic member of the last Congress,
and voted steadfastly against ''Lecompton"
all the way through. He will undoubtedly
be triumphantly elected.
Francis E. Spinner has received the Re
publican nomination for Congress, in the
18th district. He is the present Repre-
sentative. '-
The Minnesota Constitution provides
for the election of an entirely new House of
Representatives and. nineteen Senators, on
the second Tuesday of this month. Ten
Republicans and nine Democrats go out of
fee, and eleven Democrats and seven Re-
publicans hold oyer-leaving the Republi-
cans twelve Senators to elect in order to Sc
cure majority, and the Democrats eight.
The following are the Congressional
nominations of the Peoples party in Phil
adelphia county, Penn: 1st district, John
H. Ryan; Cd district, E. J. Morris; Sd dis
trict, John P Verree; 4th district, VIM.
Millward; 5th district, Thomas Balch.
The Democrats of the 5th Congressional
district have renominated Owen Jones for
Congress. John Wood is the opposition
candidate. 'as l '." -o efi ....
The Democrats of Northumberland coun-
tv, Penn, have nominated VIM. L. Dewart
for Congress; and the same party in Blair
county have nominated T. Banks ga
The Democratic conferees of the 18th
Congressional district of Penn, composing
the counties of Cumberland, York and Per
ry, have failed to nominate candidate
The York delegates have gone home, after
joining with those of Perry in adopting q
resolution declaring that in no event should
John A. Ahl. the present Lecompton mem
Der of Congress be renominated.
Galusha A. Grow has been renominated
unanimously in the 18th Congressional dis
trict of Penn for fifth term in Congress
| The Republican majority in Vermont
exceeds $4,000; gain of nearly 5000 over
that of last year.
/ At Peoples Convention held at Do.
yer, in the State of Delaware, James S. Buck
master was nominated for Governor, and
VIM. r. Morris for Representative in Con
gress. e ~ b.
The Republican Convention of Massa-
chusetts have nominated Governor Banks
for reelection.
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