Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-29
ANTI-MAsoNIC CONVENTION IN NEW
YORK

FROM the Journal of Commerce OF Saturday we
extract an account Of the Anti Masonic Conven
ZION 1T otca In the list of Presidential electors
VIC recognize many distinguished names, many
VINO are friends of Mr. Clay, and possess extern.
si'e popularity. The Van Buren, papers alledye
that Coalition has been formed between the An.
''-Masons and Clay mcn--that the latter will run
NO separate ticket but vote for that of the former
and that the design is, the ticket succeeding,
LOT 1t to vote for Mr.. Clay. The spirit of Mr.
oPehcers address indicates something of the kind.
ihe says there is "a great principle which is fast
uniting men OF ell parties and creeds in opposition
10 the present Administration" In this ticket we
behold the pledge of Union, and the promise of
success. we shall be greatly deceived if it is not
eiected. The Anti-Jacksonians claim the power.
II all the elements of opposition unite, to beat
jackson 10000 votes in New York
Correspondence Of the Journal of Commer,.
TN, UTICA, June 81, 1892
Inc Anti Masonic State Convention was organ.
ized this mornng-Hon. Albert H. Tracy. of Erie
county "h resident John C. Morris of Oisego, and
ebert townsend jr, of New York, Vice Pres.
dents; ;. r. Lyman, of Oneida, and ]. N. Cush.
man, OF Rensaler, Secretaries
Az the Nesting of tho Convention this AFTER
nominateuL for ELECTORS of Presdsn. anS W;oyS
President. "'" 'i''
JAMES KENT.
-, JOHN G. SPENCER.
Sias Wood, of Suffolk,
Henry Coteal Of New York
Ellis Potter, oc do.
Cuert Dubois, Duchess,
Nathaniel Dubois, of Orange,
Gideon Hawey, of Albany,
Justus Mckinstry, Columbia
John Gebhcrd, Schoharie,
Gilbert Warning, Saratoga,
James A. Dalliba, of Essex,
". Huntington, of Oneida,
Gerrit Smith, of Madison,
Orrin Wilbur, of Lewis
u. G.'Per Lee, of Chenango,
Calvin Burr, of Tompkins
IL. r. Maher, of Onondago
Robert 5. Rose, of Seneca,
Asa b. Smith, of WAYNE
Samuel Lacey, of Monroe,
u Ii. Broughton, of Niagara,
Eeazer Lord, New York,
Joseph Tucker, do
James Turk, of Westchester,
George A. Gay, of Ulster,
Charles Halfway, Delaware,
MI. DE Freest, Rensselaer,,
William Tuttle, OF Greene,
ID. McMartin, Montgomery,
Joseph Bots, of Washington,
X. Livingston, st. Lawrence,
X. Shoemaker, of Herkimer
Chauncey Baker, of Jefferson,
James Hawks, of Otsego,
John Miller, of Cortland,
Josiah Dunlap of Steuben,
Robert Cook, of Cayuga,
Nathaniel w. Howell, of Ontario
S. Durham, of Genessee,
II. Hutchinson, of Livingston
~ Nathan Mixer of Chautaouc
The Convention then proceeded to ballot for
candidates to be placed in nomination for Govern.
or and Lieut.. Governor at the ensuing election
and the following gentlemen received the entire
vote of the Convention:
For Governor--FRANcIs GRANGER
For Lieutenant Governor-SAMuEL STEVENS
The Hon. John G. Spencer. Chairman of the
COMMITTEE appointed for the purpose, reported an
able, patriotic address the people of this State
in which he showed the identity of the great prin.
ciple which is fast uniting of all parties and
creeds in opposition to the present Administration
with the distinctive principle the great Anti. Ma
some party whose object it is to maintain THE
SUPREMACY OF THE CONSTITUTION, LAWS AND
TREATIES, of our once happy and united Republic.