New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-14
ouopdasa County wA.x Nominating oou,eu-

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The sth dav o: October instant in pursuance Of
Ell Of the County Central Committee, for fhe pur
rose Of nominating candidates 70 be supported al
The ensuing election. motion OF Peter Il Heed
CT Manlus.
The Char. and DUDLEY P. PHELPS, OF Salna and
Mrsoy c. MzRRIMAS. of SPatiort, were ap-
pointed Secretaries
The following named Delegates presented creden-
tisls and TOOK their sests VIZ;
CrniIlu,-C Weed Ephrsiu1 Sheod. Harvey Fan
cher VIM 7. NCrscken. NJ STeeens -.
Cicr1-O-sarnus Johnson. Isaac Baum Sslnue! CON
way Geor-e W Edwards Hiram smith
fT-y-f,6srles n Sweet Zeuas Rogers, Daniel Nc
shell James Thayer. D. & Frsb;e
De TT=-Gecrce w. Eolbroos. Curls : t1uIo' q Z
BogarGus, VIM. Ainsle, Orren Sil!srd
ElJ-idse-JaInes Muuroe John D hhosies e0FIis1'
Naxou- u. T Sperry. y. c. Airord 81.
Fc5is$-Shubei Caldwell Edwin Mics Na1-A' A'0e'
O. Ayiworth. r. Holland DUEL -, -,
La F1ya.e-Ches,er Baker, Moses Liddie thlah fafN.
Lysaed1-Chauncey Bets. James l. Randall george
3 Parker. ". n Herrck- George ; swift
NszliRs-Peter r Reed. Caleb Whuord- Jsries pun-
ming David l. Farnha1r. Isaac Thompson w.
Maresllus-Joseph w. Rich. Theron Goddard W a.
aer Il welch, J. c. Plat n n Heleocno
CjzorGdEr-Cheney Aruidou. James LonssSeel Az
son " Exams Pulaski Fellows Leonard Cation
Ctisco-Phistas Clark D. :. Church, :. l. asll''A
way. B.J Cowies.
P1zDc-Danel Caudee Asa Il. Wells, h:a! = llscI
Zenas 4 Jones. Aanson Watkins
.SaIfno-Nars Nearing, D NJ Benson Noah Wood " n
E Kirk Dudley P Phelps
Skazsa;ees-Hirara Hazen, joseph z, >pooneT' pa'''
| 7 Fowler James : Pradburn. Albert 3 Lawrence
Sge=ora-wua. W. Leg Gilbert E Smith SteHne'
Case. My.on c. Merriman.
TaQy-Dsvid R Arnold!Geo. Howell w C. Gsrdn t;
p-ar 43nzu-Johu Bowman, W. B. Dumont- Geo w
Marvin. Aaron Durham. Barnard Siocurn
Adjourned Ill o'clock. P NJ
The Convention was called 10 order al the adjourned
hour and on motion of Noah Wood, Of Ssitns, an IN
formal ballot was had for member OF Congress Inc
result, having been declared ballot was had and Dan
el Got. OF Pompey, having receved majority Oh al
the votes cast, was, motion declared unanimously
nominated. H..
after ike informal ballot for County Clerk, ballot
was had snd VTyUs ". SMITH, OF Ssiina' having re
ceived majority OF all the votes cast was q" "'o'-
unanimously nominated.
The Convention on motion OF JAMES MUNRoE, then
proceeded 10 ballot FOR candidate for Sheriff No per
son having received majority OF all the votes cast
second ballot was ordered with like result On the
third ballot JOSEPH J. GLASS OF ' an Buren, having re
ceived majority of all the votes cast was. on NOTION
declared unanimously nominated.
resolution was then adopted for the appointment
of a Committee of one from each town, to report the
names OF suitable candidates Tor the remaining nouli
nations 70 be made. The Committee was named
An motion OF y. P PHELPS, CommlTee oil hve was
appointed report Resolutions for the consideration oil
the Convention.
Dndey P Phelps R. Holland Duel. Leonard Cation:
Chauncey Bets and Horace Hazen were appointed SAID
Committee.
After short recess the Nominating Committee by
James Munroe. of Elbrdgc, reported the following
For Members Of 4ssembiy-DAyrD L. FARNHAM. of
Manlius; NORMAN MAxoN, of Elbridcc: JOSEPH PRIS-
DIE of Spatord CHARLES n. SWEET. of Clay.
For C0rongs-AMBRosE CLARK, OF Manlius; EDWIN
$ ADAMS. of Lysandcr; HENRY I. FELLOWS OF Salna;
ALBERT i. LAWRENCE, of Skaueateles.
For TrcGsp1-HNRMoN W. VAN buren,. OF Salina.
For Loan CoramisSioners-C HUBERT Toll, OF Ly-
sander: ELIJAH PARS OF Lafayette
For SXpeiHreadeRts ot County PO0r-iiENRY II. GAGE,
of Salna: NATHANIEL l. POTTER, of onondaga SILAS
l.. HoLBRooK, OF Pompey.
The report unanimously adopted
Dudley 2. Phelps, from the Committee on rcso-
lutions reported the following. which were adopted
unanimously
Resoired, That the Wings of onondaea do most cor
daily approve OF the selection of JOHN YOUNG, OF
Livingston rs candidate for the office OF Governor oil
this state That in his character and public services
recognize the marks of Republican and Statesman OF
the school of Madison Tompkins Clinton, and Seward
That he is emphancaly the man OF the Peoples choice
and by his talents integrity ana worth Is every way
qualified the discharge OF the high and responsible
duties pertaining the Executive Chair OF this great
Commonwealth.
P,soired That the nomination of HAMILTON F ISL
of New York for the office of II Governor meets with
our entire appreciation. aud will receive from US an
united and energetic support
Rcsolred That heartily in the nominations
of CHARLES Cook of Chemung, and THOMAS CLOVES
OF Rensselaer, for Canal Commissioners, and will give
them undivided support
Rssoired That approve OF the nomination OF ABR,
BRAHAM GRIDLEY OF Cayuga, candidate for the
Senate from the 18th District and that pledge
Jealous cooperation in suitable efforts TO ensure h
election.
Resotred That the policy Of protecting the industry o
this country against the labor and capita! OF foreign
tons is policy still dear to every true American heart
founded upon the principles OF natural reason ant
Justice and though temporarily repudated by me Al
minstrations State and National now IN power is des
tined nevertheless TO speedy and triumphant Vhdica
ton nj the hands OF those whose rights and interes
have been outraged by the repeal OF the wise and bench
cent Tariff law ~ l-i2.
ResOred That the passage OF a bill through bott
branches of the Legislature OF 1916 sppropratng tn,
surplus tolls of the previous year amounting 10 ab0u
the of Slg1 900 dollars, for the resumption OF the
public works was judicious and rghtiul disposition
OF that fund and fully in accordance wath public
sentiment but that the OF said bill sy Sids U1ht
vanton exercise OF executive power in deroga
on of the will OF the People expressed through the
immediate Representatives in the Legislature
Rss6lr5d, That the in the South West is a wal
for the extension and perpeuation of Slavery, and a.
such ought subject it authors and abeors to ever
lasting ignomiay and reproach-
Rss0lred That the prospective establishment OF new
National Debt Hundred Millions OF Dollars toi
the conquest OF territory which only endanger the
continuance OF the Union 10 be pad out OF the hard
earnings OF the aborng classes is well calculated &c
make the payers pause in their support OF the AID
inistraon and ask whether II be not time TO retrace
steps and bring back the Government to its legin
mate and proper sphere OF duty, namely The promo
ton of the happiness and prosperity OF the people
Rssolrsd That We are firmly OF opinion now as here
o;ore that the permanent suspension OF the public
works, under the direction and adviscmento OF Messrs
dictated for selfish and sinister purposes has
resulted in great expense and injury to the State, and
demonstrates that those who counscied II unworthy
OF being longer retained in the confidence snd counse
Of the people.
Resotred That the tickle; which mas been nominated
By This Convention be recommended 10 the surases oil
the independent Wing electors OF the county OF Onon
dsgs the ensuing election.
Resotred That We pledge ourselves 10 one another
and the Wings OF the entire STATE that in the np
preaching election viii render enthusiastic and
energetic support the Wing candidates and that in
the great enterprise OF redceing the State from the
misrule OF the odious HriSh and Flags dynasty, and
restoring it the safe keeping OF wise and better men
onondaga shall not De wanting in the discharge OF il
whole duty.
Rsolred That the proceedings of this Convention be
published IN the county Wing papers and in the Albany
Evening Journal and New York Tribune.
r. HOLLAND DUELL offered the following which
was unanimously adopted.
ResoLred, Thai recommend to the Whig Young
Men OF several Towns in this County appoint Del
egs;es the Wing Young Mems State Convention called
al Syracuse the first day of October inst respond
10 the nominations Tor State officers made at the uhcs
Convention, and to make preparation for the political
battle OF November.
The following named persons were appointed
the Central Corresponding Committee for the ensu
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