New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06
POLITICAL
RYpuRucAN NOMINATIONS.


CtIsrox CousrI.-Mr Bg~ss, nominated b. tie
Republicans Ct ChDtB CorDiy for tie Assembly. de-
ehIe,, ca account Of TIE paessr-s Of Ii. privsss
busIpt1.
GIsrsrE CorsTT.-EI5ridge G. Monltoa hss beet
nomirsied for ise Assembly by the Rspubicas- Of
this county.
JEryEBsos CoUsTT.-Judg., Charlie. c. Wright.
Surrogate, Milton II. Merwin. D.s;rie;-A.D'rbsy,
Bradley Window. Assembly, L.: DistneI, WILLIAM
Tsggart.
ST. LlwREycE CouS1T.-Judgs Wm. c. Brown.
District AttoIpey, Thomas V. R1sselL superint>n1-
ert, Theodore Caldwell. Justices Si'as BALDWIN, y.
ID. E5gerton. Coroner, B. ?. Sherman
OsEIDa CorKrr-Sens,or W. II. Ferry. Assem-
bly,, L., District James McQGsde.
LEwIs CoUsTr-Coaniy Judge, Henry h. Tarner.
Distict-Attorney, L. C.. KLhaLa. Member Of Assem-
by, K. S. HoOgb.
Nj James McQusde Of Utica y. T., hsa beer
nominated by the Republicans for toe Assembly.
Tee Americans ard Republicans Of Suffolk Coan-y
have Domins:ed Psilsrcer X Jennings for Assembly
in the Ist and George F. Carusn in tie Id Ds-Tci
--T'1e PAilodelp,kia BaLesia Of Tuesday ssys:
James BDeL.psn TIE Pr,sssrt Of the USisd 5s;es =;
day boIo The sls:e Il p wiki hs pE-ssnee d. y"
70 sye Washington IBIS nornirs sEa pfoossy ~ ns s
wksa..Dd. But be k1oesDey AID RES IL sch
ysrioos rasrb~r, that PeDrs,vtO. never has ehshoe %
him whs, thinks Of him He vss Der n s>n c.o-
dsre way and with Of the ponp AID Sorn.y O. rs
IN ecubsD sts.s BE hss since his soa be-
in Philadelphia Hsnisb0rg Pitsbth Nay ~e ihinf he
bss in .ser which within slant Il his hS1se
whesspd Tor he oou.vs g; Ut e h7u's ~s>1' p.'
ins through The mpo.n; y q the county where Re Tss-'
snd II which, size. Martin Van Bur-Ls tine, .se Denrai'
have bossiIgy spoken the orly Dsmscrsse e5 o7Ea
l. has long since Distinction Toe PhsdelP wan
why Mr. Buchanan should earsfa, syod te ne
,ropohs Of hs bsye s.eLe city witch hin sse
Is In 1855 Has be oTsOsn Tie sersices Of tie - Y
D.rlocss OoLpe " bias ira: voted for hni Really, i
uDsrefal Mr. Bucharsn tho. ns-s hi, Cd friend. Per
hap, il be here, there would De Lunins.oI AID
s>l0.-. and general To jocinss. Perhaps"
The Ante Misc Democrat gloi;fes the Hon. j.
McRss: =" He he's firmly stood to HE post, guarded
well the interests Of biz consiitUeLts and protected
every State in her inviolsbe rights. His political
record lie without blenish. No DARK spec.sr hsuuls
bin il his CANVASS. With calm, unparalleled mind,
possessing clear, deep Tesson, al easy lowing Ian
gus.e and splendid address, he has l.1rss vher-
evertb eneu has dared 10 show his heal"
The Democracy Of Allen County, Ind, passed
sweeping resolution against Gov. Willard, himself
Democrat. He seems TO have los: al hi. friends.
A Lon ION jourosl discussing American poEtics,
has the following valuable iniormstion
Tbe Prdsn. noinin form the chef topic Of
.s,ion in Aea There are thee candidate. in "a, fed
ahead
The New-Ymk couesponden. Of TIE ". O.
Crescent thinks that the Hon. w. c. Riyes Of Va hes
schsIce Of being nominated as the Opposition :soo
date for the Presidency and of ber & elected
The following named gentlemen will take their
seats for the fret in the United States Senate
the first Monday in December mex, on which day
the fst session of the thirty sixth Congress viii
commence: Willard Salisbury Of Dels~are; James
W. Grimes Of Iowa. Lazarus W. Pow.l of KAl.uc-
Ky: Kinsley 5 Bingham Of Michigan; John c: Ten
Eyek of New-JeIsey; Thomas Bragg Of North Car
DINA: Henry ID. Anthony of Rhode bland, A. O. z.
Nicholson of Tennessee; j. w. Hemphi of Texas.
-Horset air gloves are adver ICED ito promote cir
culation-" The recent begging circular of the Gag
ger clique shows tnat the Atlas aud Argus needs q
pair.
Mr.. II. X W. Ford hsvirg been nominated for
Sta Senator in Mississippi, declined in favor Of his
antagonist in the following splendid terms:
Trusting Col Gordon Sill his election epdssvor 20
purse his parry TIE many political oerss,s shien attached
70 H. % and tDdesvo5 the drnon procHvi;es which
,sin embracing - and be las ,y huh.d in the
pan in ID, legislative for an wiling 10 give rim
opportunity 70 pick bis fit' ard Try again"
The Hon. i. T. Hatch of Bnff.Io has been ap-
pointed by tee President to exa,nioe into the oper
anors of the Reciprocity treaty upon the revenue and
trsd between Canada and the United States.
Gov. Patterson Of New.York rescbed Chicago
from Kansas on Saturday last. he reports the pros
pect. of the Republican cause as most cheering in
that Territory.
The Washington States, Douglas orgsn, earn
estly CONDEMNS the conduc. Of the New.York City
Supervisors in the sppoiniu ent Of Registrars.
The Town elections of Connecticut hsve just taken
place very large majority OF the towns heard from
have elected Republican Boards, and some Of them
show unexpected and gratifying gains upon the vote Of
lest year.
Tie Mobile TriiRAs rays iba. the Southern COM
munty sre beginning TO b. extremely weary Of Senator
Douglas No wonoer The Aeap rs AeaLaaeks says:
AT the Died soott rrsnried IN The dl AID
tie ..erd right property tie protection Of which Of s
frs, tia C, soy.rrea repue d. f se.vens sake let
irsuocs b committed IN The Lane Of SLACK Rep eAcsn-
,sm instead Of Democrsey'
The Hon. FL Shorter, NJ. c. from Alabama, says:
Dorian Erss IL many Of the vord area. IL
talent Il o.;oIy And IN tressn 20 The SGh ard
cid patty which sho~,e &. hOnos spo2 aG- b.: te Will
srd taAt Rshs 1e1ocr u p.r:J far Ceses ,Asa
hiuseL lie s.s-es sa0w u chs--e for roznGgl
q; Chad .:on would ape s-e Ia: ConveEion
nominate seward H.ls 6i Do1 la rosI
70, s.x Of fAe~ % ,ssdr Gy As.."
The Democracy Of NJ Iubee Co., Gs., at a meeting
last week passed resolui oecsring that they will
rot sup ooIt Judge Douglas fJr tn Presidency If
he is nonnirstsd by the Cns'leston Convention.