New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-24
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Whig Young Mems State Convention.

large, but the spirit was high, and the confidence of
success inspired by the reports from the different
Counties unbounded. The Syarcnse Star (neu-
nal says that MS morking body, to perfect or
aganizaton-- sought to direct rather than ride
the curent-it was a highly respectable gather
ing, quite sufficient in point Of numbers TO work
lsdyantageously, and made up of men of rare
agood Judgment, efficiency and intelligence" The
Htstern STATE Journal says a Plan for Organ
azng the State in thorough manner was devised
@aDd presented for the sanction of the Convention.
IL is simple and easily carried into efIect-the
appointment of three thorough Wings in each
School District in the State, 10 sec that tie H1ig
nr04ers are brought 10 The Polls"
Among the speakers was ]. d. HUSBANDS, Esq
Of Rochester who has recently renounced the
Loco Foco party account Of its servility to the
siri. Of Slavery f xtension as eviiiced in the
Annexation Of Texas and the War with Mexico
Ills address was OF most thrilling and eloquent
baracter The following is the regular record OF
TIC doings Of the Convention
The Convention met at the Market Hall at IL
A. NJ. Convention called 10 order by A. b. Street
Of Albany, and on his motion. JOHN T. BUSH of
Enc Co. was appointed President pro tenn r. U.
SHERMAN OF OSWegO, ana j. NJ. CLYDE OF n. Ork
we're appointed Secretaries.
Committee OF one from each Senate District
consisting OF Charles Cook Of New York II A.
Weed OF Kings Co., X. II. Cushman Albany A.
H. Prescott Herkimer; 2. V Kellogg, Oneida Co;
I.Wood Livingston Co; o. j. j. Barber Cortland
Co.; A. Mann. Monroe werc appointed to report
permanent officers Of the Convention.
On motion OF r. Il. Hamilton of Monroe the Con-
veasi6n adjourned to Q P NJ
yo'clocs p. M-Thc Convention met pursuant
adjournment The Committee to nominate off.
GERS made the following report, which was unanl-
mcusly adopted
For President
GEORGE w. WEED of Albany.
For PicC- Presidents
GEORGE II. HALsEy, OF New Iork ALEXANDER BRIr.
ron OF Richmond FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, of Albany
LrcIus l.. MERRY, OF Hcrkimer: Horace l.. BILL of
Oneida BENJAMIN HACKNEY. vi Chemung JAMES C.
DERBY, OF Cayuga TIEoDoRE b. HAMILTON, of Monroe.
For Secretaries,
WILLIAM B. BRAND OF Madison; RoDERT NJ. FLOYD,
d New York JAMES RAslFoRD, OF Wayne SAMUEL
EnLER Of Monroe.
On motion of g. j j. Barber of Cortland Co
Committee OF eight was appointed to nominate
State Central Committee, viz Il. j. j. Barber.
Cortland Co; H. A. Weed, Brooklyn Mr. Stod-
dani Tompkins Co. X. s Adams, Troy II. l..
Philips, Syracuse Jacob X. Howe Auburn j.
D. Husbands. Rochester James Wood. Jr. Gene
Zee,
On motion Committee on Resolutions ap
Pointed consisting of Alfred B. Street OF Albany
1T, jackson of New.York P, S Adams OF Rens
ielaer; V w Smith of Onondaga Scott Lord
Of Livingston Gideon Granger of Ontario vii
liam Kidd Of Monroe.
On motion of p. V. Kellogg, Committee OF tive
On Organization was appointed consisting OF 7. V.
Kellogg of Oneida, T. b. Van Buren, OF Albany, c.
3, Cook OF Newly ork j. 7. Bush OF Erie and A. +.
Hull of Cayuga, who reported as follows
Mo 10 roo1a rho follow
ing report;
Rsolred That we hail with lively pleasure the nom
nation of JoHN YOUNG of Livington to the high office
u Governor of our Empire State wise clcar'headed
statesman; accomplished orator; an eminent iegls
Aor; an undertaking and indomtable Wing anu III
honest man That lie is we'll worthy TO be made our
sader in the approaching political contest that with
Pride place in his hard the banner of the party con
sent that he will uphold i bravcly and preserve II
fatess; and that we here pledge him our entire sup
port
Rsolred That the nomination OF HAMILTON FISH, Tor
Tie dignihcd position of Liutenant Governor, meets with
oar hearty and enthusiastic concurrence and approval
Iba with the Revolutionary blood In his veins, and
Dry character for ability and integrity, thoroughly inn
eed with Wing principles ever seadasi 20 our party
rtn in its darkest hours undertaking and unwavering
lih support; claim for this eminent citizen in uil
erdence that he will receive it. also. the entire NJ.
ont united and energetic support OF the Wings al our
State and that we here pledge ourselves TO the same
Rso,ytd That wo also warmly approve OF the nomins
doa Of THOMAS CLOVES and CHARLES Cook, TO the re-
tplnsible offices of Canal Commissioners and viii use
Unlawful and honorable means to ensure their election
Rsolsss That the recent victories in New Hampshire.
Mime. Maryland Georgia Ohio and lastly Pcnnsylvs'
qh cheated outraged. but at last nohly sevindcatns
"a syensns Pennsylvania, SUR The blood and elevate
hopes like trumpet blasts from the clarion OF victo.
T all true Wings and they are but the earnests ana
paeers of that triumph which awaits US. il we but do
@f duty IN the approaching contest In our state
ks'olred That we are in favor of wise and hoerM
gsem OF Internal improvements in our State, rs q
ans oil enhancing Its prosperity and developing us re
aiees that the expectations and predictions ei the
niu friends OF the Canal system, as TO the extent OF
Mtevenues, have been moro than realized that the
WISDOM which prompted those expectations and preoc'
sSa and the policy based upon that wisdom have been
'y indicated by those provisions of the Constitution
o ITO be submitted 10 the People which pfoViae ioF
~e assumption and completion OF our pubnc WORKS
sfse'rsd, That in connection with the management
~ saperintendence of our public Improvements we
sm u an important aid leading measure oil economy
reform to contract for the repairs OF the canals win
Ndsais prepared to execute the work Tor the loves.
IN giving adequate security for the performance OF
M engagements. and that we deeply regret tina. inc
E .ns, purpose which received the Sanction 9. .e
sss The last Legislature, met with the obstinate re
saee OF the partisans Of Gov Wright, and was hnaiy
sssd IN The Senate, after having passed the Assembly
sner speeches and votes, although twas aoandsnuy
SvaslSed that great saving of the peoples money
VIZ &c Elected By the operation OF such y law
1sSrs1, That the present is juncturc that calls
,iy upon Wings TO act harmoasously and in coacert
indie their fires and prepare their weapons Tor
ssd shoulder 10 shoulder in solid phssnN before the
ssniy Tha, 10 insure success it is only necessary to
Ses perfect organization in every County Town and
Srooi District throughout the State that upon the
sng Men OF asrty devolves principally this duty
- thar with wilag hearts and aborinS hands We VIII
ss INTO shis comics! fully determined upon schieyias
complete signal and entire victory OF right and Justice
sss fraud and corruption
The Convention was eloquently addressed by
spSoS GRANGER, of Canandsigua; HARVEY A.
WEED, OF New.York MIR. Goopw,x. of Connect
al J. D HUSBANDS, of Rochester and ushers
The Convention broke up just at night in the
esst spirit; all determined to return home TO
WORK, and to ensure the triumph. by largo
s.ssaasy, OF YOUNG, FISH, and a Wing Delega.
1a to Congress. So may it be
aRsASsAs.-WLLIAaR r. JOHNSON, Loco brother
= Richard NJ johnson, has been elected 10 Con-
fess from Arkansas witheut opposition He re.