New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05
rhe Rarnhurner Cenvenrion.
+. was boosted here that none bnt U'r7gAt

The Baruburner Convention.
1.was boosted here that none bnt Wr7gAt Dele
gates had been or could be elected 70 the Syracuse
Convention from this City yc, We ind tia; tSo of
the CITY Observation-Disclosures Clark and DaTid B.
Milne-vo,ed agains. Silas and Tor Amasa j Par
ker. We suspect several more would have done
50 mad there been chance OF defeating MS nou1i-
nation Besides these the votes against " right
were those Of the Delegates from Oneida Ai4egany
Broorne Saratoga Warren, Wyoming, and OF
Castaraugns Judge Nichols OF Greene and seTe-
raj others vino voted Tor Wright doubtless desired
his nor,Instior Tor the same reason we did. Among
the - Delegates who voted u admit the Old
Hunkers' and exclude the 'Barnburners' from A.
bany County were seven from this City II. L M1E-
phv and MS colleagues from Kings. with the Che
mango. Delaware Geuesee, Livingston, SchohaTle'
and mos, OF the single Delegates, besides the
erowed Old Huukers. Dr.. Brandreth of West
chester voted this way but Mr. W1ghts II La"-
renee men wen: SOLID the other way, with the
Dntchess. Orange, Montgomery Herkinler Jetter-
son. Cayuga and Erie Delegations 70 ~ We
consider this test Of the real strength OF the
Hunker and Barnburner factions IL the Convention
though most OF the former, knowing they were out
numbered did not think best TO show their teeth to
/ Silas.
Among the resolutions adopted by the Conven-
ton was the following:
aR.soirI That ne are highly gra,ihed fnd large
number OF our political opponents voting in favor OF
ENGRAVING on the Constitution the financial policy o:
I5i2 which the representatives OF that par
y IN Legislature have resisted almost 10 man. from
( Ie42to ls45.'
This is as naked lie as impadent knavery ever
uttered. The Wings are almost unanimously in
favor Of prosecuting and completing at an early day
our unfinished Canals bat they were outnumbered
! in the Convention, and they have fought bard and
secured for these Canals the best terms possible
1 The article adopted By the Convention is very
great modification OF the financial policy Of % II
is not what the Wings would have preferred, but
neither Is it HofErnans project Hear the Erea'Hg
/ Post on this subject. Speaking of the New Constr
( tuition. SO far as completed, the Post says;
In regard to the Finances i is The whole perhaps
improved although the Convention has stamped Win us
appreciation OF the most useless aud expensive pup
lie works IN the state, the Black River and Genesee
Valley Canals.
Might we no. here claim a triumph for orr side
/ in Convention and cite the Post to prove it
BY the way, Mr.. a. c. Flagg, Comptroller the
7
I Committee winch is TO do its best 10 elect Silas
Wngat. This is appropriate. Wright and Flagg
were coactors and coniederates twenty-five years
ago in the audacious usurpaton OF the right OF the
People of this State TO chose their own Electors OF
President Flagg played the holder part IN that
drama but he violated no pledge IN so dong It's
well that they should be conspiciously associated
in the too long deferred penalty Of that crime against
! Liberty and n torbcaring People
~ We entreat those OF Citizens who @
TEEN and confde In WILLARD FILLMORE as wha,
Wig does not p to consider well his remarks in
this paper tas summary reported for the Buffalo
Express in support o. the Wing Candidates and
Cause We allude not more 10 his unqualified and
hearty concurrence in the nomination of john
YouSo for Governor than to his presentment OF the
questions at issue between the two great parties
and the broad ground taken by him on the side OF
Freedom against the eucroachments Of Slavery
VIII the Express and the Courier allow their read
ers 10 see what Mr. Fillmore thinks of the ap-
preaching contest and the issues it must decide
II such are the isD,S of the most cmnen, Whig
in our STATE whom our ultra-conseratve journals
would tai4 represent OF their school, may not
some frankness OF expression be allowed 10 US Of
the distinguished many, who keenly feel that
the North has been suiclday recreant 10 duty and
interest nj this business of Annexation Wings
Of New York hear and heed WILLARD FILLMORE
New H ,MPsHlRE.-Th Polk and Texas party
having called State Convention at Concord on
the 18th inst. to nominate Governor, Sc. for the
next election the Independent Democrats have
also called a Convention at the same time and
place, announcing joan P. HALE as one OF the
Speakers
The Wings OF Dist No 3, Hlllsborough and
Cheshire Counties will hold Convention 4;
Hancock, October 22d TO nominate a candidate for
Congress.
~ THE GREAT FAIR OF THE AMERICAN ISsTI
TUrE opens ut noon today at Castle Garden which
has been thoroughly fitted up for the occasion We
believe this location will be found nearly or quite
as convenient as that which the Fair has lost by
fire, as nearly all the omnibuses from both sides Of
the town run to the South Ferry. We are assured
that the interior of the Garden answers admirably
the purpose OF the Fair that it will be richly and
amply filled no one will doubt We ask the friends
OF Home Industry TO attend the Fair not once on
~ but repeatedly. examine the articles thorough
~ anu .ui-c hutIiISi GhI p'NSiSSS 'i .tdAH1SN
lures and Arts has been made under the Tariff Of
1892 or whether as our adversaries assert, Protec
ton is the bane OF Improvement Let us test
Theories BY the light OF Facts.
The Annual Flowing and Spading Matches IN
connection with the F air will take place ut Flash
ing on Friday, and three boats will run thither at
COW enent hours for l2i cts. each way. The
Queens County Society will hold its Agricultural
and horticultural air and Cattle Show the same
time and place
The Flowing and Spading viii commence at noon
and Silver Cup costing $ Will be the first prize
for each. See advertisement
" The great TEMPERANCE Mass MEErlSG OF
the friends of the New Excise Jaw and of its ex-
tension TO City Will take place in the Park this
afternoon and evening. Need we ASK every friend
of Morality and Temperance 10 strengthen this
meeting by his presence Not less than Ten
thousand victims OF Intoxicating Liquors are an
nually hurried to untimey graves within sight o:
this City; some through violence others through
diseases consequent on dissipsted habits and q