Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-12
PoIItIcnI InteIIlrenCe.

The Buffalo Express states that FRED DouG-
LASS, the negro implicated in the JoHS BRowN
raid, has returned TO the United States, and
that his paper will be continued weekly.
We learn that large number of Democrats
from Cincinnati, win leave that city day after
tomorrow morning, to be present at the Bal
timore Convention next week They will take
along with them, we learn, band of music
and "baby walker"
The returns Of the Washington election, as
published in the National Intelligence, shows
the whole vote for Mayor to have been as fol
lows-JAs G. BERRETT, Dem, 3 3,4si; RIcH-
ARD WALLACE, Opp, 3,4lG WM b. MAGRuD.
DER, Ind. Dem, l47; plurality for BERRET, "a.
The Democrats also elecred six ont of the
seven Aldermen, and twelve out Of the twenty
one members of the Board of Common Coun-
Gil
The friends of BELL and EVERETT had a
tremendous meeting at the Cooper Institute
in New York on Friday evening last In the
procession was light wagon, ON which was
fastened a large bell, drawn by five horses. A
number of men sat on the wagon to direct the
horses and to turn the wheel to which the bell
was attached, and which, on every revolution.
caused the iron-tongued messenger to clang
with sharp aud piercing sounds. This rare
proceeding of course attracted considerable
attention, and crowds of delighted people, at
tracted by the strange music, followed the car
about the city.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the
Democrats of Newcastle county, Delaware,
was held Friday night ADRIAN p SHANNON
was chosen chairman. The meeting was ad-
dressed by JAMES MONTGOMERY and SAMUEL
TOWNSEND, Esqs. Resolutions were adopted
denouncing the seceders, and appointing JAS
MONTGOMERY and SAMUEL TOWNSEND to the
Baltimore Convention
The Republicans of Maine met in State
Convention at Bangor on Thursday. Three
hundred and twenty-one towns were represent
ed by seven hundred and eighty-one delegates
ISRAEL WAsHBURNE, Jr,, was nominated for
Governor on the first ballot, receiving 1929
votes against BOG. ABNER CoBuRN of Broom
field, and WM WILLIS of Portland, were se-
lected as candidates for Presidential Electors
at large. A series of resolutionswere adopted
endorsing the Chicago nominations, approving
the Republican platform and strongly recon-
mending Mr. WAsHBURNE to the people of
Maine for Governor Mr. w. is a member of
the present United States House of Repre-
sentatives
The Richmond Whig of the 9TH inst, says;
"We have it in our power this morning, upon
The authority of MILIARD FILLMORE himself,
to announce to Wings, Democrats, Republic
ans, and all the rest of mankind, that there is
no foundation for the report in question On
the contrary, he will support BELL and EVER
EFT with pleasure, regarding them, as he does,
as good and true men, after his own heart
worthy to be trusted in any and every place,
amply qualified by talent and experience, for
the high position for which they have been
named and feeling an assurance that the
country would be safe were they elected
From the Journal of yesterday, we learn
that the Republicans of this cityin their Ward
Meetings on Saturday night, nominated the
following delegates to the State Convention
First Ward-W B. McCREA
Second Ward-E. s. You've.
Third Ward-J. S. DAWSON j. f. LEuT2EN-
BERGEN
Fourth Ward-WM WALL
Fifth Wards BoITiN, NJ SHAFFFR
Sixth Ward-WM SPIcKLRR
The advisory members of the County Cen
tral Committe, were:
Third Ward-R. G. CoRwIN.
Fourth Ward-J G. Lowe.
Fifth Ward-E. G. ELLIS
Sixth Ward-WM KENNEDY.