The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-31

ALBANY, Oct 49, 1916.
sfiGs Hrishts POntiOn-The Conservative Convention
at Nev Standardization of tn. Convention
cursory glance at the political history of this State
for TIVE years past and particularly at the position of
sas Wright during that PERIOD will the general
conviction that the of this gentleman in case Of
his reelection IN regard to many prominent of
policy will be very essentially modified Cancellation
and an unreserved communion between the wings of
party projected, and when it seen how often the
supremacy of the democratic principles has been hazard
Cd and how eminent the danger of defeat now il ia
confidently believed that rule of conduct will be OBJ
served under his administration for the future which
will efectualy defeat any attempts at the dis
ton of the party 1t judged that if the action of this
gentleman in respect to any measure of public policy
has been opposed to the interests of tho whole party,
that will be reviewed and changed far in the f
ture the nature Of the case admit II is believed
that the disanecon existing in this county will materi
ally affect the vote of the State this fall: but
when it is considered that the conservative party
in every portion of the State will be literal
ly guided by the instructions they NAV re.
ceve from tho central position, the line of conduct
which that central position may fit to adopt becomes
at once Of the utmost interest and Importance to the
whole democratic party The attention Of the public has
Telon which in the town Of New scosnd m IS S.
county to-day The course Of action might be dispo-
much ecuation in this quarter for very long time.
though 1t has been stated that the object Of the me
and Conventions vet from the eonrse 81
this conservative convention holden to-day il was sun
posed that abundant evidence oud be given Anal
intentions Of the in regard to the democrs
tic state nominations. The result has verified the sun
position and you be assured that the whole conser
vative influence will be opposed to Mr. Wright
We have the honor and the satsfacton 70 state tba,
we have at hand the means Of quoting any suspense
which this matter may have caused. Notwith standng
severe storm of rain, large numbers left CITY this
morning for the place designated for the meeting: among
many other distinguished gentlemen, remarked Mr..
E. Croswell, and Hon E. Corning both of this city
The attendance Of number of gentlemen called calico
men,, and Helderbergers," altogether too numer.
to render any eff IT'S al disturbance by the barn
burners safe or successful political club in city,
known as the rough hewers intended to be present at
the meeting as was understood, few days since; but
on reflection this club properly decided not TO at
tend. The meeting therefore a quiet and peaceful
The result OF the deliberations are afraid will
be utterly disastrous TO the hopes Of those gentlemen
who have anticipated that the cordial support of the
State democratic ticket, by the conservatves was mat
ter which did not admit of doubt.
The meeting appointed Mr.. Whiuock of Albany Pro-
sdent Vice Presidents and three Secretaries were
also appointed Several gentlemen then retired to draft
resolutions expressive of the purposes the meeting
and in the mean time r. W. Peckham. Esq of this CITY,
delivered very eloquent and orcibe address The re-
solutions, which were unanimously adopted are very
long and need not be inserted here They simply con-
demnatory of the action Of the democratic state and sepa
torial Conventions But the Interior object of the conser
natives in regard to Sas Wright clearly evnced in
these resolutions the conservatives throughout the
state will oppose his election by every in their
power. or this repeat you may be assured. Nothing
occurred 10 interrupt the good order meeting and
their labors "''"
The new Constitution has been signed by all the dele
gates with six or seven exceptions.
Inc weather Is delightfully."- cool and bracns.