New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-16
The Van Rensselaer, Manor.

The 'Anti.Rent' party Of Rensselaer, County
held u Convention at Sandlaie On the 18th to de-
eide on the expediency of running County ticket
this Fall. A correspondent has furnished US
graphic account Of it. for which we thank him,
though we have not room for il in detail. Some
Loco-Foco politicians had gone into it 10 look af-
ter the interests of their party, and they old their
best procure the nomination of al independent
ticket, two OF each political party, knowing that
their party would take up the two Locos and elect
them-the only chance they have to get any
The Convention ultimately decided, however tc
wait I'LL the Wing and Loco Foco tickets should
DC nominated and inteuogate the can dates re-
spcctiyely on those tickets before deciding to
make separate nomination. A contrary decis-
ION was at first obtained by one majority, but on
O. poll Of the House the wiser counsel prevailed.
A correspondent in Albany writes:
Albany. Sept. b. 1874.
Onrhursday another tar and i-aIhering scene came
off in Rensselaer, Coun,y. The victim butcher
from this city, who went out for the pupose OF buy
ing cattle. On his return home ne was attacked
hy some of the Indians who insisted on his crying
down with the rent he informed them that he
cared for neither MIR. Van Rensselaer,, the rent nor
them, and they might tar and be Id. Upon
hearing this they made him turn back into the
woods where they commenced operations by daub-
ing his clothes with tar. They asked HIM again TO
cry down with the rent, which he would not do.
His clothes then taken OF, and he tarred from
head 10 foot, and left in that situation.
CoNNEcTlcur.-Over 1000 Wings OF the
Nth Senatorial District assembled at Winsted,
Ljlchfield Co. on the 18th, and were addressed
by Hon. d. P. TYLER and Messrs. Eldridge,
Chapman, Dutton and W. E. Robinson. 1t was
glorious occasion.
u We learn that the Native American Con-
vention rendered the nomination from that Party
OF Member Of Congress, for the Third Congress
sonal District to JOHN C. HAMILTON, Esq. on
Saturday evening, which he declined.
u THOMAS CHRYsrAL, Shoemaker, viii sd-
dress the People in favor Of Protective Tariff,
At Brooklyn LOG CABIN this evening.
AT Clinton. y. Y. Mass Meeting Tomorrow
A, Saratoga Battle, C:Iound Thursday. 18Th.
Al WrA'smS5grEA. H. /. on Friday evening.
a- Mr.. Hard Hunter, who surerinends the Ferry from
Teekskl 10 Cadwes. oush, either lt. &c; up and set
travellers who 20 his ferry the night ID
direct them WHARF hey will ia somebody whom money will
hire 10 DO MS duty o. 10 say frankly aid 9. ni he
viii do nothing whatever To stand cooipg heels and
paIaveTns with him from llis O'Clock mdngh as did
Saturday night and be told be wont get up
yOu may the best cam no, the nice thing
ANrI-GANBLIsG SocIETY.-An adjourned meet
ng OF this Society will be held this evening at Gin
ton Hall, to complete It's organization. The public
generally are invited to attend Seats reserved for
ladies' Mr.. GREEN, the Reformed Gambler, and
several other gentlemen, will address the meeting.
~ WILLIAM WALLACE, of Kentucky, will de-
liver Lecture on the Political Religious and So
cial Condition OF England and Ireland, at the
Church corner OF Madison and Catherine. streets,
THIS Erenirg There lwilalso be Music, Recita-
lons, &c. in the course OF the evening.