New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-25
WING Nominations.


| to the earnest desire of the Freemen Of the Dis
rrct-been placed in nomination for Congress BY
the Wings of the District composed of Niagara and
Orleans Counties We look for close approach
To 1900 majority.
10 Hon. CHARLES H. CARROLL Of Lir-
ingston County is the Wing candidate for Con
gress in the District composed OF Ontario and
Livingston, Hon. FRANels GRANGER declining o
reelection We trust his majority will reach $500.
90 Old ONEIDA wheels into line The Wings
have nominated CHARLES p. KIRKLAND Of
Utica for Congress, ANDREW ROCKWELL Of Mar
CIV, SOLOMON CASE of Vernon EVAN Owens Of
Remsen, and EZEKIEL BUTLER of Rome, for Mem
bers of Assembly This is right good ticket,
and has good chance of being elected The
Wings of Oneida viltry.
U NICHOLAS B. Doe Of Saratoga Springs and
HUGH WHITE of Waterford are the Wing candid
a,es for Assembly in Saratoga. We trust the
Wings of that County will take care that their
election is not doubtful.
lp The Wings of Herkimcr County nominated
MICHAEL EDICK of Herkimer and CALEB
BUDLONG of Frankfort for Assembly. Mr.
EDIcK is substantial and upright Farmer; Dr.
BUDLoNG an eminent and popular Physician. I'm
less the Regency can cheat the Laborcrs into the
belief that they will resume and prosecute the
Canal Enlargement, the Wings will do better in
Herkimer than they have ever done for years. We
are confident the majority will be under 1000
G The Wings of OrsEGo County have nomina
ted CORNELIUS VEpDER of Springfield, ELISHA
SHEPHERD, Jr. Of Oneonla and ARTEMAs COOP
ENOUGH of Edmestcn, Cor Assembly, with JONAS
PLATNER, .Jr for Sheriff. We are assured that
this is strong ticket, and will poll the full Wing
vote of The County. If so, they will come nearer
an election than any Wings in that Countyfor years.
10 The Wings of GREENE County have nom
mated WILLIAM Dory of Windham ard TIMOTHY
J. MILLER of Greenyillc for Assembly. We re-
joice to hear that they arc waking from their lelh
argy, aud rallyins with spirit to the struggle.
90 NATHANIEL w. DAVIS is The Wing candi-
detc for Assembly in ToEa. If with such a can
ddate the Wings do not achieve success, we know
they will deserve it.
20 JOHN z. ROBINSON of Lowell has been no.
minated for Congress from the Second District Of
observation-disclosures North, late Gushing s.
Mr. Cushings Newburyport squad went into the
Convention as Wings and voted for their leader,
who obtained 13 out Of 81 votes, and was then
withdrawn. We should like to know whether
a., g.; Il,
mated, or whether they are a part of the stock in
trade which Mr.. Gushing carries over to his
allies tho Loco-Focos. We suspect the latter.
Eoco-Foco Nominations.
XX.XIst Disfrict.-Peter Ten Brock of Cat
iaraugus for Congress
XXYIVM District-Sherburne B. Piper of
Niagara for Congress.
Stcubeu Co.-Morris Brown, Francis E. Erwin,
and Ziba H. Leland for Assembly. Resolutions
were passed in faror Of construction of the Erie
Railroad as a State Work and against WING In
ternal Improvement policy and Fifty Million
Debit Such is the nature of Regency Loco
Focoism.
ARccany. S. Diven and Aze Fitch
for Assembly.
Yates.-Rchard Fl. Williams of Potter for
Assembly.
!Sencca-Ma,thew Yves, for Assembly.
Chemung.-SsmlG Hathaway for Assembly.
Chautauque Co.-Woodly w. Chandler Eras-
,us Holt, and Abijah Sherman for Assembly
BR1risH Neutrality-suspicious. idea may be
Given of the enormous extent of British manufac-
lures when it is mentioned that, at Manchester,
in one factory alone, upwards OF million ana
quarter wards of goods not exceeding three inche,
in width, and composed of cotton. linen, silk, or
worsted, are woven in one week, or upward OF
35 ,227 miles in one year.
state of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Office,
ALBANY, august 81, lo4ZS
To the Sheriff of tie C;ty and County Of Ne'p- York.
SR-Notce is hereby given that al The next General
Election 10 he held the Tuesday succeeding the hrst
Monday Of November next the following officers are 10 oe
A Governor and Lieutenant Governor of this Stale
Senator OF the First Senatorial District, 10 supply the
vacancy which will by the expiration of The term Of
service of Gabriel Furman on the last day oil December
Also the following City and County ofeers. to wit:
Thir.e,n Numbers Of Asne and RrgeT =" ,sn
expire on the last day of December next.
yours 'e: ? IoWN'G. Secretary of State
The above copy OF notification received from
WV 'eN'e'-' V ''''>' MONMOUTH B. BART,
Sheriff Of the City and County OF New-York.
Sl.erif's Office, New.Yorh, Sept 10, 1912.
All the public newspapers in the county will publish the
above once in each week until the election
See revised Satuer vol lt chap 6h, title 3d. article
Sd mart Isl pare lfu sl6 lawfe
state Of New-York, SEcRErARY's OFFICER
ALBANY, September !, l842.
To the Sheriff Of tbs City and County Of Ne'r- York
Sir: Notice is hereby given, that the next general
Election 10 be held the Tuesday succeeding Tie first
Monday in November next, Representative in the 2Sth
Congress Of the United States to be elected Tor The Third
CnnsSreSsiaoaI District composed Of the First, Second