The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-06
ALBANY, June 3, lS4S
Movements of the Barnbmmers.

1HOteWemS OF tNe 6UfnoNfuerS.
The radical general committee of Albany, held
meeting on Thursday evening, and adopted seve-
raj resolutions condemnng the action of the late
Baltimore convention, and cordially approving of
the course of the barnburner delegates in with
drawing from the convention The committee
also call mass meeting at the capitol, on
Thursday evening next the 9Th inst, for the pur-
pose of approving of the cause of the bambumer
delegates. l understand that John Van Buren, will
address this meeting; and | announced that he
would address meeting at Tammany Hall, on
Wednesday last, on the authority of of the ed
Itors of the Atlas. 1t that 1t was his inten-
tenton to do So but his design frustrated. The
general barnburner committee of this city have adj
dressed letters to exPresident Van Buren, and John
A Dix, inviting them to be present at the meeting,
to be held at the capitol, Thursday evening next
The object of the committee is, to compel Mr. Dix
to define his position upon the subject of the
Baltimore nominations, and the attitude of the
barnburners. The committee do not expect that
Mr.. DIX Will be present, but they expect him to
say In his reply, that he will not support the Balli-
more ticket. There are some other things which
they expect him to say; and If he does not plant
himself upon the platform which Silas Wright fill
ed during his lite time, The barnburners will aban-
don him forever. Mr.. Dix cannot be silent: he
cannot carry out the system of neutrality and non
commitalism, which he seems to have practised to
n great extent in the United States Senate. The
barnburners will demand emphatic disavowal
OF the ticket nominated at Baltimore; and If Mr..
Dix does not give it, he cannot but see that
Northern men Will cut him as deliberately as they
have cut Cass.
A number of the Ohio delegates to the Whe
National Convention passed through this city this
morning. They say Ohio will not 90 for TAYLOR
| they will 90 in body for Clay. Taylor stock is
| falling-falling-an Kentucky skies have an up
ward tendency.
| have lately been to the west and the south
western part OF this State. was at Utica yester
day. There is strong feeling of rebellion to the
| regular nominations, among the farmers and the
| wood-choppers The barnbnrner convention will
be an important one 1t will be a comica conven-
| ton, and the public wi II be anxious to know what
the barnburners intend to do. In the me antime the
barns and granaries in Oneida county are being
built fire proof.
| II is not expected that ex-President Van Buren,
| Will attend the meeting of next Thursday eve.
| ming; but his letter. which will be published witt
| DiXs, will exert an important influence upon the
masses 1t will help the barnburners in this State
| The hote at the watering places were opened
on the first instant. Mr.. Landon, one of the pro
prietors of Congress Hall in this city, has already
| opened his hotel at Sharon Springs 1t has beer
revamped and refunished, and has several hun
dred sleeping apartments. Mr.. l.. will be very
glad to entertain his New York friends; and he
| can do it as they do ii at Baden Baden and Elder
| Eden. You had better call up.