New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
More of tine Utica Conventions.
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More of the Utica Conventions
NEwloRK, sept lr, lsi-
T,..so long since have seen my name ia print
TIA, have been pleased with the typographical sp
p.sr.nce Of "Rcheleu, and feel disposed TO become
ssrraous on H.
Csr state nominations have been made. Are they
no, GOOD ones Who that has known HAMILTON fI'H
will not feel honored In voting tor him what
opc mani. there that will DOT lee. pride and pleasure
4. eeeng one OF MS class 70 be the nesd Oi ine
Fmpire STATE OF the lnionf To say more "v"iu De
Ike acknOys edgng that Mr. FISH neeos ~ "i.u "oiu
lo 40 Jar from the truth mat shI'nA iIDI- ~
,o,,eshs, remarkable that Mr. FISH whose family a.
.s,,,n. hear one uneOnsciJusly back % washington
and -6 should have received On the hF,i ballot tie ne
voiuionary number Of 49, which Wa malony Oh
a.. toe votes cast
sced with the Of our candidate i1r -.eutenalt
fovernof-GgoKcE W4suNCrON PATTERSON ineIe
yere 70 votes cast, the Convention oein1 JOEL W.
only tao exceptions OF these M Iaiter. n t.e.l,rD
=. b.ing exactly twO-thirds Of the whole. WAst Dol'
.snilon could have made better nomination. o. 49,
have made them 80 aPproprisely o soG .ii,cnce
ton Of such ticket would be 70 dou't lno '"''''s
of the people Of New fork M ,,., L., ,,.l.
U.y{ng IA 40 much Of my political irenos JET iDe
Gay word two Of Of ay Poiical oPlI'. , ri, ~
Tne Free soil nominal. Jus were inaHe I'D 'P' y
k.,,nooy sua enthusiasm. OF those nominate. OFT lN''
80, sbal sock Of only the two Electors 81 i-'i
RosEEr E1MEr "4sI ~. ~ 80 osr(d tov bearing
around that Dsnei Himself the eHi.o Dly
- bnnored name Of Ireland most dist nsul-ne nl'
tyr whose eptaph Is cngrasea on ,ne n99i. =.
f5.bman The OF baniehcd patrol im'tl O.4
.sd yIth his honOred father whose monument j. 'N'
mos, remarkable object that arrests the eye o. lls II
destpso on BrosdVay-nhcre DIS virtues arc
In the language Of his country oppfes'o'' 'uu ~
- .,cieut Celtic which It'll gives uttefance :" tNt
.orrows which Ireland feels a. the menioh Oh MS ha
s,o,d Tor nv friend JAMES = WADswORTH oil Gen
80 VINO knows that generous spirit uft uora AD'
80 ht,, vbep famine was abroad in Ireland be gave
Generous donat on Of n 90 Nor did TINS suince 70
limit bis sympathy The wheat oi~hicn hi' l"rin pro
duce. 40 literally hOated along our Cau7l H'0 apu "a
t.uously 10 the starving sons ana Galghi"isO OF
pat there Is one fact not known. "hicni ti'"-u
cret shall trust 70 the keeping 81 the ieaue!' V
Tribaae I met ST.. Nadsworh on ny Ny ~ -
n the cas- ON the Cih OF August Mr. Mitchell ana my
al, v.re holding meetings 10 procure money Joy he
support OF roands patriots lie toid me % p-' .'n
down Tor haHdred a0Hars-nOt u ID h'.en Ms nun
INT 10 give il ia the name Of Trend AZ tnhs tlihto
mn ava. not needed but shall never forget the gfat
tide felt for biz noble conduct
The Free Soil men have appointed etaie tehtiaI
commi,tee IL consists o. Charles :. Benton Dldlcy
Rn,Ueu Henry Randall T.. b. TalcOtt benjamin j.
Bn,ler Dyro 1Iinghsst II. II Van Dyck Cnaf1es q.
Mann and Isaac u. El~OOd
Tbeieve Wa the only one who told OF the proceed
ngs Of the Free soil Secret Caucus Or the votes lah'
,bere II will be- recolcctct that JonN DIN fhi'
ToS King " G. CRAIN and JAMES p "ADS"oAii
were the leading candidates named TOT "O'oiHol
,rl,oso are All Loco Foros Some Wings were mention
Cd and among them HORACE bREELEF. u WAS We
known there that Mr. GREELEY would NOT accept auu
yet he urged very s,renuoa'iy 10 lons '
by those VINO have hitherto been opposed 10 MN m
roltcs Only for letting out secrets, would give an
,nteresng sketch Of the debate which was continued
during the greater part OF the evening.
Ibelieve the vote on Lieut. Governor IN the caucus
bs. moi vet been published. To complete matters
may vel give II.
Seth NJ Gates a. Grover ....... shepherd -.
] Wadsworth. 3llJ L. White. several others one
Robert Emmett 20 Amos Dean. each
sedgwick ...... 3 B0ckee ----.. II
believe did not mention that on the first ballot for
Governor JoHN VAN BURKN received one vote. Inls
was by no index OF his strength IN the ahec
tons OF the Convention .
fellows Il was so with me. On my way up the river
GOOD fortune cas-, the steamer oregon Il Wa
sometime since had made trip ON hef ana thH' Wa
on her fret run 20 Albany. | found her the same Hhu
under the same management of the ooiigng Captain -
John There but one ateroom biloa sutt
room too Fate willcd it that my companion should
b. nobody else but the Editor Of the EfPcss was our
rretty tate looking At the eclipse and consequently
was eDiy in the morning, before got TO oed II may
have been fancy but imagined that heard the EiP'
talking in It's sleep about the sleeve nHnlh i't'l-
!, Will excuse me Tor blab0ng this family secret
The people in the Western part Of the state are De-
ginning TO talk OF their Congressional Nomination
The Oneida District has already made It's Wing NOM
nation II has fallen on q. b MArrESoN. Esq There
doubt OF his election He has noble consutueu
oy and deserves n warm support lie Is foremost lh
every good and patriotic w0rk-hgh minded hoeioi
and generous. il pleasure 20 support such man
for an Office of trust and honor
Erie Co ia moving IN It's Congressional nomination
T. G. sFAULDtNc Esq formerly Mayor OF tue City ct
buffalo aud a member OF the las, Assembly VIII prev,
certainly bee nominated hs election Is also certain 'l
q very large majority . ,....
forgot, To say tina, the Telegraph operators h llc
were quite ohlging My d-Pstchcs were sent piohPl
10 and reached their destination one or two cases eN
,spted IN which my private dispatches, someho"
,,,re given 10 the other papers That believe was no
Attributable 10 the ltica Office
:, xss somewhat difficult TO find lodging at the 10
tels Between PAGG and McGregors made out q
.st and sleep ss usually do.
The editors Of the tficd H,rdid and Gaifhe wcf'
quite ohging Ia furnishing slips to the members OF h'
Press present.
shah not attempt description Of the various scene
coming under my observation while IN inca There
never was such political mixture before Three Con
v.ntons were held together Wing, Free soil and lio
.rty-a sitting 1T the table eating drinking and sit'I
hs together But enough tor the present
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