Pittsburg Politics

"They seein to be very well supplied with jolitical factions nt Piltsbnra. On Wednesay last, the Anti masu.iic Convention nomiated a complete ticket: and on the sume (luy, he Liberty men nominated onnther. The ejrnlar Wfcij and Democratie Ticket will be Iso nominal ed, and to 'he whole will be aded the Working Men's Ticket! A proposition was made by the Librrty Men to have the Anti-mrson;c Couvenlion oin forces with thf.m; lo vvhich the Antimasotiá did not accede." - Cincinnati Chronde. This 's true, with the exception of onc little nistake. The Anti-masons made overtures o he Liberty men, which were kindly respondd 10 - but the union between them faüed, beaiue each party chose to maintain its uvn srrotind. The Liberty men have got a full cket. The Anti-masons, al their conven - on, adopted as their creed on the subject of lavery, with some sÜght modificaiion, the eries of re6olutions passed by the State Librty Convention at Columbus last winter. Itis no discredit to Pittsburg, to have so ïany parties - it rather indicates more