New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

NV H.xr,HrRr A resolution has passed The
House of Representatives in the n h Legislature
to adjourn on tn 18th int. with the In'ention OF
soon csnyeniss again in Extra Sesson-ior the pur-
pose Of acting upon the revision Oh the statute
The Senate has not get come to decisioh
4 Loco-f oco State Convention was held nj Con-
cord on the 9th inst. Tor the purpose ct nominating
n cand date for Governor at the approaching >'a''
election The prcscn, incumbent, HENRY HUE
bArp received 22G osr go votes and was there
fore nominated The Conservative party seem u
have made no effort long series OF resolutions
was adopted. of the most radical character
wretchcdlv written and filed with the s;ercotyPcd
abuse Of Bank. and Corporation. They stigma
tiz- as absurd ,Br opinion that the largest mnn"
featuring establishments cannot be carried on D!
;odiyiduals-abuse the Bankrupt Vet and the Lana
observation-disclosures I.aac Hill with great
v:gor-1pplaud he course OF the Suffrage parry j.
Rhode Island. trusting that Z" If an appeal be NJ
ce..arv. in the las, resort TO the God OF Justice
their heart. will be ncrvcd TO meet the crisis Will
the frmucss and in,repidity OF men resolved 10
perish or be free G. and denying most earnestly
and explicitly thu right of our National uo''rA'
men, TO protect our National Industry by checA'h-
tho ea;,rt. of foreigners 10 render us entlni! dr
pcndenf ,pon them for support. The absurdtic'
or what is called Free Trade are fairly identified
with Loco-Fo coism, and every Convention OF thai
partv as well every issue oi their organs. MAKE
il evident that this is To be made strictly party
matter. We are well content that 1t should be 50
VERNoNr.-We have receiyeda letter from AL
excellent friend in Vermont in sharp reply TO one
we published some DAYS since from Windsor, III
which the writer noted the prominent poll'ca'
movements in preparation for the coming election
az ,hev were exhibited in that Eastern section OF
the State. We have good reason to believe that
in the main he correctly reported the opinions and
wishes Of the whole State: certain We that
AT the point from which he wrote, our correspond
en-, had good reason to believe the views he men
toned were generally entertained. There has
always been, a. our Vergenncs friend well knows.
warm strife between the sections Of the State
last and West of the dividing mountains; and
from past experience well a. from present indi-
cations had our ,pondesi reason to believe
that the former would succeed As to the can.
dldaies mentioned for the Senatorial vacancy.
our friend nsinuates that tho personal friends OF
the gentlemen named by our correspondent are
their only supporicrs-a that it is their wish
which is relied on to place them in nomination.
This may be but is it usual or quito proper for
nominations for any State to be made at Washing
ton! Who makes en- th'pc!
We are sure that our friend will see the impro-
prieiy Of publishing the letter he has sent There
i, nothing, certainly, in our Windsor letter which
calls for il aud he will allow to suggest that.
SO far as policy is concerned, it would far better
meet the purpose. of a Loco-foco paper IN the
State than OF a Wing journal ont of it. We have
already mentioned the effort of the Wings 10 nom.
mate Judge WILLIAMS for Governor; We cheerful!
publish the following extract from the letter with
regard to his principles and character:
at seems to me that if the Wings consult true
policy, they will nominate the Hon. Charles h
Williams as their candidate foI Governor Tie Is
now AT the head Of our judicial bench, and when
he leaves it. all will be ready to say well
lone ,hon good and faithful servant" His prlva'"
character is above reproach and in political opinion
he has declared himself To be the Sntlnching ad'
voca,c Of the Projection OF Americanl Industry.
the firm supporter of II sound and responsible ma
,ional currency, and in all other leading measures
a decided Wing. inasmuch he has aread,
been nominated By the third parry he has subjected
himself to the opprobrum OF being called an Abo-
litionist: and If firm and manly defence of North
crn interest and the invaluable right OF Petition.
a ganst the bullying. contemplate chivalry OF the
Southern Jack the Giant Killers, is any disgrace
To the bigh-rninded New-Englanfcr, then indeed -
Charles X. Williams liable to the charge. for
nine wears he has held the office OF Chet justice
of this State and individual, with the cNcep-
ton. perhaps, of Judge Pr"ntiss,) has ever dr.
charged the dmtes of That important station with
more distinguished ability To more general salts
faction Ills understood that lie will he accept the
nomination II 1t be made.
" The AMERICAN CITIZEN IL the title OF a
new daily paper Just started in Albany. 1t place.
at the head of its columns the name ct Henry
CLAY as candidate for the Presidency in 1914 it
i. edited with great vigcr and ability.
PsNsIoNs.-There are in Kentucky 962 Rsyo-
lu,ionary Pensioners; there are rs who are be-
tween 100 and 100 years OF age.
DRow SED.-Richard Hubbard, Of Charleston
y. H., a Young man about twenty years ct age,
and nephew Of Gov Hubbard, wa, drowned in
Connecticut River ON Sunday. the 9TH inst. IL
appears that he wa TOO vcnturcsome IN bathing.
Q, Counterfeit bills on the Orange County
Bank at Chelsea. VT. have made their appearance
at Boston They are mostly for one dollar, and