New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
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Wing State Convention at Syracuse has unanl-
rnously designated Hon. LUTHER BRADISH Of
Franklin as the Whig candidate for Governor al
the ensuing Election, and Hon. GABRIEL FUR
MAN Of Kings as our candidate for Lieutenant
Governor.
The nomination for Governor had virtually been
made by the People before the assembling of the
Convention which had therefore no farther duty in
this respect than the easy and pleasant one Of
fatifying and declaring the popular will Mr..
BRADIsA has been SO long and so favorably known
the Wings of the whole State as one of the firm
est and traest advocates of their principles-as a
Member of the Legislature, Speaker, and for four
years past as Lieutenant Gsvernor-and, in earlier
and darker days, as a candidate for Senator, Con
gress, &C., whenever blameless and capable WING
was wanted to lead a forlorn hops-that the hearts
Of the People turned spontaneously to him as the
man who, by integrity, by services, and by unob-
trusiye worth, was entitled to lead the Wing host
in the hour of confidence and of overwhelming tri-
umph. That he will poll the full, abundant vste
of the real friends of Home Industry and Internal
Improvement can hardly be questioned.
For Lieutenant Governor, very general desire
?
Breome should be selected, as an acknowledge.
ment of his emnently able and faithful services
Member of Congress, and more especially as
Comptroller during 194l, and as earnest Of the
higher honors to which the People in due time
will call him. But the friends of the Good Cause
On the Southwest require the services of MIR.
Collier in another and more active capacity, in
- &c IL, iDtor saro
SO deeply involved, and the Convention was reluc-
family constrained to yield to his and their voice.
The South Western Counties asked only that can
didates devoted to Protection and Internal I'm
provement, especially to their own Road, should
be selected and themselves designated Hon.
GABRIEL FURMAN as their choice for the second
Office, as one who, though bound to them by no
local ties, has for some years exerted to the ut
most his personal influence and that of a most re-
sponsible position in aid Of Internal Improvement
and the Erie Railroad. Their choice was prompt
ly and gladly responded to by the Convention
and LUTHER BRADlsH of the North and GABRlEL
FURMAN of the South, both devoted to the grea,
Interests of the Centre, the Southwest and Of
the whole State, and whose whole official career
mas apoUuueo VIII proofs I" Ihat acNetioh' "ts
the chosen candidates of the Wing praty of New
York in the coming contest. With energy and
spirit on the part of their friends, they will be
elected by not less than Ten Thousand Majority.
Wings of fNew-Y ork the contest isfairly opened,
aud but two months remain till its final decis-
ion. Who will not give his best efforts to secure
a bene6cent, decisive rictoryl
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P The following were the Officers of the
Wing State Convention:
President CHARLES H. CARROLL, of
Livingston.
Sen. Dist. Vice Presidents:
I. PHILIP HONE, of New York;
III. r. G. RANKS, of Duchess;
III. Gen. ERAsrus RooT, of Delaware;
w. GEORGE A. SIMMONS, of Essex;
v. Gen. JoNA D. LEDYARp, Of Madison;
VI. Hon. ALvaH HUNT, Of Chenangoi
VII. WILLIAM X. STRONG, of Seneca;
VIII. HORACE SHuMwAY, of Erie.
% Our letters do not give the names of the
Secretaries.
OJ The Loco-Foco State Convention reRomi-
nntcd WILLIAM c. BoyoKfor Governor and DAN