New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20
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Tie Wing Young Men o5 the Coaniy Of Gene-
see assembled at tie Court House this day at L
oclock. Ire day was pleasant, and The attend
ance was large and enthusiastic. The Court
House was full.
The Convention was called to order BY joins L Doa-
ss.cE Esq, Chairman Of the y !g Youeg Mems Central
Conmitec.
HomAN ilLoDerrr Esq, was chosen President
FRANEIiS GuITgAC, &AR0" LoSc, AESaY W i.AIHao!
joan CsAMProt, Gas .. THOMPSON, CYRUS IHoMSoS,
RE.RY MoSst,, VICE Presidents.
DANIEL D. WAITE, c. FiTcH BlREELL, DAVIS ALTON a.
n RAyMoND, Secretaries.
the LIE Roy Band generally volunteered their
services, and ea!ig2ned tie proceedings Of Tie
CouTen,ion b. several patriotic airs.
More ttan fifty Delegates were appointed 70 the
WING Young Mems Convention At AUBURN on the
2lst inst. IoHy i. DoRnAScG, SETH WAKE
aAx, DAyIsL D. W.lrE, DAVID r BAcoS,
BrUYsoy YoUyo, HoMAs BLoDGErT, SAMUEL
BAIRD we're appointed Central Wing Young
Mems Committee.
The Convention was ably addressed BY Hon
ALERT Smith, our member of the Assembly, and
by John II. MARTIN0ALE, JONI L. DoRRAScE,
DAVIS ALTON
The Wing Young Men lave been dispitited by
the treacAcry Of John Tyler. He is looked upon
witt: loathing disgust, by the indomable and
steadfast Wings Of Old Gcnesee; and indeed do
no, know of one Tyler man in county
and you may be assured ihat the Banner County
will aintain It's former Gscendency, and will enter
The canvass with hearts elalcd and painting for
victory.
The resolutions were reported by l. BRowS,
Esq, AID xpre.s the feelings of all our friends in
this section The name of John Tyler was re-
ccived with cxecration by TIE Convention; and the
nane of the great Patriot and StatesmaE-the
life, soul, and embodiment of Wing Principles
HENRY Clay was received with deafenins shouts
of applause
The Convention separated &gith the utmost har-
mony and enthusiasm, resolving that on the Sth
of November they viii demonstrate that we are
worthy of the proud name which has so longbeen
awarded to US, of the grea; Wing County OF the
State. Yours, truly l..
UJe The most romantic and mysterious affair in
American history is the conspiracy Of Aaron Burr.
Il has very naturally been selected the subJect
OF various plays poems and novels; but the most
successful version OF it which have Yet read is
thsl published in double extra New World under
the title of TIE CoSsrIRAToR; a Novel. By
Lad Col Burr is here disguised under the APP
propriate name of At:cin, and Bennerhassett I'M
der that of Fitzgerald. Abundance OF love is in
terwoyen with the Story, as might be expected
from a Sir authoress The style is fluent and earn
est. and the work vii! doubtless be read with
avidity.
% Nc of the LIFE AND SKETCHES oF Hen
Ry CLAY las been published BY ]. 3. Swain, %
Barciavst. II closes all his Speeches down to his
return to the Senate after retirement OF years
in 1872. Here ends the first volame, 51i
three numbers are vet to be given containias an
orisiaaI Biography Of Mr.. Clay, covering "eaft5
900 2aecs. The=e viii commence neX5 week
and viii bc accompanied BY splendid steel Tor
trai, Of Nr. Clay.
MELANCHOLY AccsoeSr.--ycsterdag afternoon
l,srt half nast O'Clock rs dc schooner Aose.e,
Cant. Stauasr.i. from New-dayen for Albany was
passing up rhe Hudson riecr, WREN about; . rl' rs
abaqe 49,. civ she was upset in sudden saHa
Mrs. Caroline Bradshaw, aged 80, natiye Of
Conre,tri!,. who was proceeding 10 Ioia Der ilas-
5aad in 0aio. together ailh her iaians is noat..s
old. s!,o wa. in the stale room, was dn"1s.
Ffal, ae isarG} lie schooner with the eNceFei7n
o! AIrs 8 and chid, were saved by tue cafia.n
mad bae.s et the s,eemboa, Troy, wHira arrived
ia season fsr .llsjr rescue. Tas body OF MS
}r,5s4v, ,as recovered bv small boat from the
s,.,a,n6ast and Brought . this ci.a; tie infaa''
hid. WAS not raanl. Thu coroner held an iuGlfest
ON oard Tie s,eaalboasa NJ the foot of Barclay street
on the body Of Mrs. B.. AID the verdict was, ac-
cidentay drowned. The body of deceased vii
be kept in the dead house, by order of the core
ner. until removed by Der friends in New-Haven.
AcclpExr.-A man named Ezra Smith. sup
posed to reside in Utica, run over by the Sun
day morning train from U1ca as it was approach
ins Schenectady He was sitting on the rail- APP
parent!y asleep and brisg in the shado" OF the
bridge, was no, perceived till too late Both legs
were badly broken and he was not expected t.
survive.
AcclDENT-Two young men named Ihos. ; WI
lams, ID, and Andrew rweddale, were drowned
at Hartford on Saturday afternoon. They rowed
100 near dam, and their boat overturned and
they drawn into an eddy from which it was impos-
sible 10 escape.
The KsxsEvltLE AcclpgST-The Essex
County Republican furnishes the following addi-
tonai names Of persons drowned by the late acct
dent a, that place. Blake, French boy aged 9
years Theodore, colored boy, aged 20; Ira
snsuez, ,eamster aged %; and Edward --,
a Frenchnal,, aged 20. Nine in al are known 10