New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-18
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Probable Wing Cnndiaatrs, SC.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
IsDnsAFoLIs, Ia Jan. 5, la43-5 ?

ISDLlSAFoLIsI Ia jan ), .643-S Z. 81.
| The Loco-F oco State Convention has Just cen-
Guided its session 1t was hsld IN the Represen-
tativas Hall, and there were between 3 and 400 de-
legates present, rs of whom were Loco-Foco Mem
btrs Of the Legislature, 100 delegates from this
County, and The remainder from the different parts
of the State A large number OF Wings we're in
attendance.
The Convention was organized By The election
of Hon. Ethan Allen B.oesn, once Governor Of
Ohio, as President, with ils usual quZntum Of Vice
Presidents and Secretaries. TIE nominations
made were for Governor, JAMES FHIrcoNE, form
erly member of The State Senate, end, during thu
Presidency Of Mr. Van Buren,, Commissioner Of
the General Land Office. For Lieutenant Cover
nor, JESSE D. BRIGHT, United States Marshal for
this State under Van Buren,, and pronin-
ent member, and TO my mind, the most Intelligent
of the Loco-Focos in the State Senate, represent
ing the strong Wing County Of Jefferson. Up TO
to-day, Mr.. E. a. HaNSEGAS, ex Member oil Con-
gress and the opponent in 1910 OF Henry 5. Lane
in The Seventh Congressional District, was sup
posed by all TO have the best chance es he moSt
certainly had the best right 10 the nomination Tor
Governor; but, although the candidates nominated
had both declined nomination, they were forced
upon the ticket because they we're considered the
strongest men. You need however, have no fear
of their election, for Gov. BIGGER, who will be
nominated next week at the Wing Convention, is
irresistible, and has hold upon the people OF In
diana which he has richly earned by his popular
and unexceptionablc course as Governor, which
cannot easily be taken from him. | think there is
no doubt also but that the Hon Mr. bradley, of
La Porte (Northern Indiana) will he the Wing
didate fer Lieutenant Governor de is a stronger
man than llr. Bright, the Loco, Foco candidate.
The Loco.Foco Conventios have selected thirty
TWO delegates to their National Convention. They
appointed also Committee of FIVE to correspond
with the persons spoken OF for President and Vice
President and ascertain their views relative 10
National Bank, Protective Tariff Tariff for Rcve-
nue.. Distribution and Restriction OF the Veto pow
err and also to nerrogate them as TO willing
ness to abide the decision of National Conven-
ton, and no person who does not satisfactorily an
swer these questions can receive the support OF
the Indiana Loco Focos. They added ice Pre-
sident" as they avowed to ensure that they should
not be caught in The same trap as! the Wings have.
The Wing Convention Will be ike the one OF TO.
day, delegated Conyentiou-a business meeting
TO select candidates and organize for the contest.
The Aboiitonists have candidates in the field
here already. <. Demiug is their candidate foE
Governor, and viii receive probably about $50
votes.
The vote in the Nominating Committee to-day
on the first ballot was Whtcomb Al, T. j. Hen
ley, Speaker II. of r. al, and flanagan about
3D. Truly, yours, in haste, 5. {.