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

.ice- E'Tssidents,
srEwAaT c. MARsH, f:DGAE ] RYDER
ERSEY RUCGLEs, JACOB bELL
Wn. r. AsPTNwALL RICHARD r NAhs1"N
yoev,,., Ttr-zs7oS JoHS CoSGrR-
ROBERT HYsLoP. yotf'' III - ~
STEPHEN CoSovERs HAhi-Es n 4'AE-7'i-N--Nf
WILLIAM p. CRnsBT, JOSEPH IIehL!-
evrrASr-s GrDSEY WILLIAM Il. PISKSET
Zy3f VAUDEVILLE ANsoS 6. PHEL7a-
Secradrils
,Iemes b Tqplor. Sars1Ni c. Blaks
Joa1 T Dodge.
]. De PEYs1ER OGDES, on taking the Char ad-
dressed the meeting in a b-ief bat most efficient
and excellent appeal for union, energy and resoute
action in the contest which we nov comnenc-
ing. His ailusion TO our candidates YouSG and
FISH. was received with the heariest enthusi
asrn. and his remarks were frequently interrupted
as vel as followed BY universal and prolonged aP-
pausc
we should have previously stated that In the
organization OF the meeting the call vas read
as usual by JoyATHsS NArHAy, Esq one of the
Secretaries when on the occurrence therein OF
the name Of joins YoUSo the enthusiasm OF the
meeting burst out IN cheer after cheer three times
three fairly shaking the Hall. The name OF HAN
urox FISH was erected with like hear,iness
Mr. OGDEN vas followed successively by Hon
PHILIP Ho.r. twho presented the report OF the
Delegation to Utica. JAMES Books who read the
Address of the Wing General Committee H
GREELEY who presented the Resolutions pre-
pared by thai, Committee JANIS :. THArFR ESQ
Hon. Lrv1 BEARpsLYY formerly Senator from
Otsego Coz and JosEPH HoxIr, Esq. each OF
whom addressed the meeting with spirit and
effect which thrilled the heart Of that crowded au-
ditory and awoke the echoes OF ls44. We ap-
pend brief sketches OF the remarks of some Of the
speakers as noted down by our reporter, beginning
with the appointment OF President.
When the acclamations had ceased, Mr. CODES
rose and said that the meeting was con~ened for the
purpose of receiving the repor, OF our Delegates TO
the State Nominating Convention at Utica Our
Delegation was composed of men well known to
the Wing party rs those upon whom we could re-
" 10 perform their duty with perfect safety and
inst regard for our wishes. We now ask you To
spond to tue nominations which they will have the
honor to report. Honest differences OF opinion IN
our ranks in regard to the claims and fitness OF can
didatcs for office will necessarily arise. and we all
have right 10 express those opinions Yet there
are occasions when all such private differences
should be surrendered for the cause, cheers and
be offered up as n sacrifice for the common veal
Cheers The present is such an OCCASION
it s crisis IN our political a'iairs. Inc
Snb-Treasurv which Indignantly re-
iected by The People in 1910, is AGAIN thrust
upon MS and IL will hereafter be our duty
again to condemn 1t. The party in power had pass
ed II law deprivIng American Industry 0i the FRO
lection II requires and deserves setting admit upon
the ocean of uncertainty the best interests OF our
country to be the sport of every breeze that piiiess
faction or reckless party may send against them
In this State our liberal Canal policy has been
abandoned and if wish once more TO see the
Empire State on the proud cminelcc she ought TO
occupy we must that she IS w hig Cheers
The approaching election will be of great import
ance MS iorerunner of the mighty contest III 1873,
md tins importance should be thoroughly appre-
ciated by every Wig. But will not dctain You
bv these remarks there is but one word needed
aud but one thing needed to ensure success, and
that is mated, harmonious ACTION Cheers
PHlLIr HONE, Esq. then came forward and was
greeted with prolonged cheers. He said that, in
tulflment OF his duty ms Chairman OF the New
York Delegation to the Utica Convention he
came forward to read their Report A verbal
report had at first been thought sufficient; but Tor
several reasons 4 written report had been prepared
One Of these reasons cannot and need not be CON
ccaled there is among some Nhlgs III this
City disposition to doubt the policy and proprety
OF the nomination of 1oHN IouNG A ro'ce an the
cro,cd--' Only a few for Governor. AS II any one
W hig here in the of the state may wisely
question the deliberate decision OF one hundred and
twenty eight Wing Delegates from ceery Comfy
in the State Laughter and cheers
1t was my good fortune said Mr.. II. taking up the
Report to command the platoon sent from this City
to Utica and leaving myself out, don't believe
YOU could have sent better platoon If You had
drilled the whole party, They met there in the
true spirit contention no harsh feeling true
we voted for WILLARD FILLMORE, cheers bus for
reasons set forth in the Report we settled upon
JouS YouNG CHEERS With such pantoon am
ready to 20 the worlds end nay, more, will. if
Il i. I.Nl
and lauch,erl Mr. HoSE then read the following
REPORT
To The Whis Ee;ors o,!e C ana County Of Mar York
The undersigned your Representatives in the Con.
held the City OF unca tine sd al: Tor the
purpose OF nominating Stnie Officers beg leave respect
fully to Report
Tha, in obedience TO the call OF the Central Com.
mttec NC repaired 10 tea and took par, in the
proceedings OF which the following is brief statement
Al informal meeting was called on the morning of the
day designated Tor the regular meeting OF the Conveu.
lion, The punciua attendance OF the Delegates was
cheering and encouraging earnest OF those
which alone are required 10 insure the
OF good principle safe Government protection 10 the
interests and encouragement; OF the Industry Of the
people oil the Stale. Out OF the whole number OF
hundred and twenty eight Delegates, hundred and
twenty-thrce were present Snd voted
Ii at perceived that there would be two
didaes nominees for the office OF Govcrnor-aII
FILLNoRE OF Erie and joAS You've Of Livingston Al
though by the liberal snd conndins policy OF
sutuenis, The action OF their Representatives, Is not
strcted by Instructions The Judgment controlled
pledges. they were perfectly that the preference
OF the W higs OF the City OF New.lork favor OF
the rrs, named gentleman His valuable IN the
Legislative Councils Of the Nation and especially ths;
noble and patriotic band OF Wing brethren il the
Twenty Seventh Congress whose services under severe
disbursements written i'll the hearts OF ali good
Americans
Where every day they ,urn the leaf 10 rese them.
Were appreciated at ;heir full value
They We're, moreover, influenced in ,heir choice bv
the circumstance that he their candidate at the ass
election for the Office and iet now then thai
though unsuccessful. he deserved success
The preference thus indicated by commitments
met stre response IN The opinions OF their Delegates
The choice however ascertsinad BY this proceeding
III advance OF the regular scton OF the Convention lei
upon the other candidate NJ John Young who receiy
I &c on the lssf ballot seventy sin votes.
+ The regular uleetins .: the Convention then or
ss,ss'' at the Courthouse by the appointment OF Pint
iP HONE one OF our number the honorable otSce OF
President IN the discharge the duties OF which he
wss sss1ste rs Vice Presidents BY those honest ints
gent and stsaneh Wings, ALvNs Hunt OF Cheasuso
Z FRIEND HUMPHREY OF Albany. VICTORY RIkpsxyE OF
OnoeGasa. and AVGA WHITE OF Saratoga
The hrst act OF the Convention WAS the open roInns
non tor Governor Of JOHN YOUNG of Cieae..,o liy.
ingsson County which was carried unanimously sni
with unrinsle applause. Your Dclesaron feeling that
they had done ri for their candidate which could hsve