New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13
LOco-FocO Nominations.
The Regency have completed. their Senatorial
Nominations before us. Their candidates are

The Regency have completed their Senatorial
Nominations before us. Their candidates are
Dist. /. DAVID r. F. JONES' of New York
II. JOSHUA B. SMITH, of Suffolk
III. STEPHEN c. JOHNSON, of Delaware
g w. .ORvILLE CLARK, of Washington.
{" V..THoMAs BARLOW, of Madison,
GEORGE c. SHERMAN, of Jefferson
VI CLARK BuRNHAM, of Chenanso.
2" VII ALBERT LESTER, Of Ontario.
''VlIl. PETER P. MURPHy, Of Niagara
Gen Clark of the WITH is capable man and
a semi Conservative Mr. Lester of the With is
fair man, of the true Loco-Foco school; Dr.
Murphy of the With is a man Of limited capa-
city and genuine Hard Money man. Most of
the others are second or third.rate men, who will
be just what the party requires. Mr.. Burnham
of the With is poor stick, and the nomination of
D. R. F. Jones-a young attorney without busl-
sness or established characterize represent this
District, is shameful. His general course as
Member Of the House, especially his servile and
scurrilous Report on the Virginia Controversy,
would seem to forbid the idea that he can be
the charge publicly made that he voted in this
City when be was not legal voter.
The Van Burenites of Duchess have nominal
Alonzo H. Morey for Sheriff, Robert Mitchell
for Clerk Alex. H. Coffin, John X. Mead, and
Ambrose L. Pinney for Assembly. They can
hardly mean to elect this ticket.
u; The Wings of Tompkins County have
nominated EDWARD l.. PORTER for Clerk, with
w. II. l.. BoGART and JESSE MckINNEy for AS
sembly. Both the latter have done the State good
service in the Assembly
II The Wings of Clinton County have nomi-
noted JAMES S. SHEnpEN of Moocrs fer Assem-
bly,, and JusrIN1AN HOLDEN of Ausable for Clerk.
L. The Wings of Cayuga and Cortland Coun-
ties held Convention at Auburn on the 10th
inst, and selected Hon. CHRISTOPHER MORGAN
as their Delegate to the National Convention
with power to appoint his substitute. He was
instructed TO support HENRY CLAY for President,
unqualfcdly, and is just the man to do it.
u The Aibany Argus, in an article on the
Addresses of Q. A. BRowNsoN and r. d. DAVIS on
The Scholars Mission, and what The Tribune
has said about them, asserts that
"Mr, Brownsou unison with ths Scholars OF Europe,
n;ima,ed that the Masses made 70 be subservent
the educated few.
Now we hold few sentiments in common with
Mr. Brownson, and find much to except to in his
more recent and less Radical inculcations but We
believe this charge is a gross SANDER upon him.
VIII The Argus endeayor to substantiate ii
! u JOSEPH HUME, famous Free Trade Rsdi.
cal Member of the British Parliament, has written
long letter to Duff Green, urging the overthrow
of our Protective Policy, but scouting the idea of
any Commercial Treaty or Arrangement. He SAYS
such treaties have proved great evil to his
Country, and ours viii do well TO keep out OF
them, and regulate our Tariff to suit ourselves
Perfectly right, Joseph
OuR CoMMERcE.-Thc following is the cargo
of the packet ship Geo. Washington, (Grinnel
Minturn & Co.'s hne) sailed on Monday for Liv
erpool
200 bbls. ito tics Beef, 90 hhds. Tobacco
; casks Beeswax 1900 bb!s. Turpentine
IS bbs Apples, zoe do Lard,
| i27l boxes Cheese 32S bales Cotton.
! 1@ jim Brown" writes us TO say that he IN
Gcrtook to get his letters from Post Office box
without going inside of the crescent, or whatever
it MAY be called, recently erected that the Clerk
would not deliver them to him in that position, 50
he stood on his dignity, and went off letteIless.
We would respectfully suggest to jim that he
acted ike blockhead, while the Clerk did per-
| iectly right. The new arrangement at the Post
Office is great public convenience, calculated to
prevent much pushing, squeezing, coat-tearmg,
and toe-crushing, and its efficacy would be de.
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