New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26

most eminent business men IN the County, str
identified With her interests, and warmly alive to
her prosperity. We ,rus, his mujority will be as
generous as the personal sacrifices be has made
in consenting to serve.
UHARvEY PUTNAM of Wyoming County, ia
toe Wing candidate for glorious Eighth
) District. He is worthy and esteemed citizen,
who has been Surrogate of Wyoming, and has re-
presented Old Genesee in Congress. He has now
been preferred to other able and popular Wings,
and doubt not judiciously. II will take FIVE
figures to express his majority.
~ SAMUEL Z. GAGE is the Wing candidate
for Assembly in Yates County. Little Yates
would have been Wing long ago, bu, for a few
men, who taH Conservative and cote co-Foco,
welding the influence Of the Yates County Bank
in behalf of party which avows hostility to all
such Banks. II they will either they talk
or talk as they vote the County will be Wing this
Fall, we trust it will be any how:
o. Hon. JOHN A. COLLIER, as we have al
ready announced has accepted the Wing nomina-
| ton for Assembly from Broome County, and will
| put forth his utmost efforts for BRADlsH, FUR
| MAN and the Wing Cause. He has been constantly
and successfully engaged for the last fortnight n
healing all hear tburnngs in the Southern Tier.
Broome will give glorious account Of herself in
November.
YxRMosr.-Thc Woodstock Wing Advocate
gives returns of the vote for Governor in all the
State but IL towns, showing the following aggre-
gates:
1o4l 1s4l
Cha; ns xss e Saline ssns
Abo and Scattering. Abol and Scattering, sis's
Paine over Smile. ....so72 Paine over S%ilie-l seo
Do over xll,..."......l,Al Do. under ALL ...l,s4s
The remaining towns will slightly increase the
Wing majority. The rest Of the Wing State
Tickle. still higher
The Legislature stands as follows:
Senate. whig...;nlS, Lceo......a
Wing majority Senate 2 !; House 81; Total 81.
The Locos gained two Senators in Franklin by
the following vote:
ras. 1sSs Loo" ' asss: ::5 'sis
Aggregate Wing majority, one cote
The vote for Senators in Chittenden County
stood
s. d EIsnss 1878 Jos.. i lss5
p The albany Argus osks to be excused from
arguing with US the Rhode Island Question. 1t
mig h, have asked this with better grace ii 1t had
no, commenced upon on this very question; but
no matter we excuse it. But, after thus getting
off, i, attempts to pe,,ifog out of the dilemma IN
which i, has involved itself, ard, while it dare not
answer our plain qucst ons, it tries to make hsh OF
| Rhode Isla.d and flesh Of New-Ysrk by talking
abou, New-York having a Constitution and Rhode
| Island none-of course, none before Gov. DORIS.
Now this quibbiing the word Constitution
blinds some small fry, but j, does not blind the
Editors of the Argus Thy understand very
well that the Constiru ton Of State need not be
particular piece Of parchment, and that, If II
must, no Constitution could cut of lnalienable
rights, nor unsettlc position. which, since the De-
c'.ration Of Independence, have been regarded a.
aLioms If il be indeed axiom that every
man is per SC Il voter. then what folly what I'M
pertirence what insoent nsurpalon II vas IN
Messrs. Young, Spencer. etc. TO debate 80 long
and earnestly in the CoavensioR which formed
our present State Constitution whether certain
classes should bo cn,tsed to vote or not, and &C.
,ualiy exclude Macy
q II we had returned directly with the Dele
gates from Auburn, would not have published
their honorab estimopa TO the courteous treat
mcns they received from Capt. BRAlsARo of the
South America without adding own mi,o Of
praise not only for this bu, for the general treat
ment OF passengers on that boat, we'll as on all
the regular lines Of passage-beats on the Hudson.
For uniform Kindness courtesy and genliemaniy
bearing. the officers of ,hese boats ere justly and
widely famed; while the increased comisrt Of tho
passage, especially in the later evening boats has
been very remarkable even within the last two
years. Not merely is the adoption OF upper-deck
State Rooms grea, improvement, but the cabins
below are better ventilated and every way superior
a. sleeping rooms to what they formerly were.
New-York may well challenge the world to pro-
duee liacs OF steamboats, equal once in cheap
n-ss, swif,ness and coinior. 10 those which regu-
laiiy leave this City
sr,R,r RArIoss raE NArY-orders have been r-eer-
cd nj THIS ntsion for the reduction OF the spirit ntos
Aa, and the substitution csdee sugar. &c, nd
, ! OF II. Eve. Poat.
10 l, strikes US thar the urges, liberty in The
premises would be to pay every soldier the money
aud Re, him buy Rum. Tea, Coffee ., Sugar, as
shall seem right in his eyes. We have no
.,i,u,rs gill OF TUE day Cor half pint as q
regular dose.
RECEPTION or Nix. W,ssrxR at HIS FxLLow-
Cir,zxSs-Ths Boston Advertiser OF Saturday
shy. that Mr. Webster has appointed Friday next,
a, II O'clock A. NJ TO NEE, his fellow citizens in