New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

A S;Jruloxv for - Coto.o

ANrrRRNr CoNvENrloN-it will be seen from the
annexed dispatch that the Ant-Rent Convention have
adopted the Wing candidate for Governor and the Demo
cratic candidate for 1t Governor SILAs WRIGHT was
too resouts in putting down their rebellion 10 receive
their favor hereafter. But whether he will lose more
than he will GAIN in consequence OF their hostility
will be shown by the result
The fact that they have adopted Young for their cand
date renders ir desirable that the views of this gentle
man on the Anti Rant question should be distinctly
avowcd. Journal of Commerce.
Honest Iago! Mr. Young'S views should be
distinctly avowed, but not wori about Gardeners
or Hudsoas' They are Loco, Focos, and will do
well enough unQuestoned, Yet they have never
publicly opened their lips on the subject of the
Manor difficulties while Mr., Young has frankly and
fully spoken and voted through the last two SEES
sons of the Legislature, and the Journal Of Com
merce never limited an objection to his course until
he became the Whig Candidate for Governor Nav.
the Journal has avowed sentiments quite as strongly
Ambient rs he ever did. But now Cato is in
distress and the Journal ushes his rescue ut all
hazards.
The Journals talk of their rebellion is gross
calumny The Anti. Renters so called, never
rebelled nor counsenanced rebellion Nine tenshs
OF them are peaceable Christian law. abiding
people, who have uniformly deplored the outrases
SSihuAttSu tiit uSiilc III sAntl'tNsul lar more
than the Journal ever did. They ARE opposed to
the Manorial System of Perpetual Leases, but ihey
expect no other than lawful and Constitutional re
lief therefrom. Gov. Wright lost no friends by en-
forcing the laws, but he did and ius,lv tv con.
founding the thousands who peacefully petnoned
for redress with the dozens who broke the laws
and iaborins to overwheln them all in sweeping
and unjust odium
" The Wings of MONTGOMERY Co. have nom,
mated
For SarJ,,. DAVID w. IRWIN OF c snajoharlc.
For Clerk. CHESTER BROMLEY OF Mohawk
For ASSEMBLY ,GAMALlEl. ROWDlTCH OF Rooc and
DANIEL. GRAY OF Palsiine
tfthis ticket is not elected it viii come very
near it.
" JsAss HuAssRSr, Esq the WhiS csndi-
date for Senator in the Second District, has been
constrained 10 decline by the pressure Of private
business a new candidate VIII speedily be pre-
sented
MASSACHUSETTS Hon, DANIEL P King is re-
nominated by the Wings Of the Salem District for
Congress. and Hon, IoRN g. PArrKSr by those OF
Middlesex District in place Of Hon. S Thompson
declined
MAlSE.-We have returns from but two York
Districts of the vote ON Monday last for Represen
tatives, one of which ALFRED and Kennebunkl has
pretty certainly chosen whig, and the other
tSsnsord and Lebanon there is no choice bat the
Wing candidate lacks only sovoses. having gained
IL since the previous trial
Er Hon JANEs G, HAMPTON. the psesen, mem
Der Of Congress in the LIST District OF New Jersey,
hiss been nominated BY the Wings tor reelecrou
~ We learn that the Natives have nominated
the following Ticket fer ,his City For the Aseab's
Uxxiah wenr,an. 5. s. Whitney, Jos W. Kellogg. w
A. Frazer. wm s Ross. c. s Roe, J. D wcstlsAe. Ed
rard Prince. james Smith T II Oakley. J. B. Dsnsres,
Joel Kelley Harvey Hunt Phillips Jordan, C. r. Roaests
Lyndc C. Ferris co9n.y Cirs-wiihs Hall Caroas-
p-Dr. Stephen, r Kirby