The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-10
WISCONSIN.

WISCONSIN.
late Wisconsin paper has the following account Of
the Wisconsin Free Soil State Convention =
GREAT DAY AMONG THE BARSBURNERs-rHE rRARIEs on
tfIPE, AND THE HILLS MEETING WITH FERvENr HEAT.
The Barnburner State Convention, to nominate an
electoral ticket in favor Of Van Buren, and Adams,
assembled in Jonesville, ON Thursday. Il was the
most enthusiastic gathering that have witnessed
since the great time in lsloarger than We expected
confident hope and active spirit which always augur
by the secretary in time this week paper but we
may cay the Buffalo platform adopted, and the
dressed by MIR was6burn, New York barnbIrner
who had travelled across from Lake Michigan, to
respond to the barnburner feeling and enthusiasm in
were-F: 8. Lowell, OF Racine, President; r. Utter,
w. H H. Bailey, Milo Jcncs, and Geo Paddock, Vice
Presidents; C. T.. jenkins, Josiah Bend and George
1t was thought best to postpone the nomination of
will be the 9th day of the month and resolution re-
commending the holding Of State convention, at
Madison for the purpose, that day, adopted by
the convention. The reason for postponing was that
notice Of The movement might be widely circulated,
and the nomination Of electors made by full conven.
State Central Committee was spponted' consistnr
of Messrs. A w. Starka, T.. Cramer, l. Codding Mi.
charles wight Rssi Emory MIn:y
Prohard, Rock l.. 5. Asgus, Dane Milo Jones,
Jefferson.
In the evening a large and enthusiastic meeting ST
the citizens of Jonesvie, was held at the Court
House, Ira Miltimore in the chair and T. T. Parmae
secretary. The meeting was ably addressed by Mar
shall NJ Strong and Codding, and finally adjourned
with Hail Columbia by the band, and three cheers for
Van Buren and Adams.
Several converts were made an hundreds are now
on the anxious seats.
VoTISo roR President TRAVELLERS, &c.-The
Cir cnnan Atlas Of the 4th inst, has the following
SOMETHING FOR QuiDSrNcs.-We furnished q re-
turn Of the votes taken in the month Of July, on
steamboats, rail cars canal boats, &c. We now give
the August return. IL must be observed that
have taken all we could find, unfortunately, with
out favor.
1t is the aggregate Of IL steamboats, 4 railroad cars
and one town meeting
IayIor. .,,......... s06
S I 49, .'''''''' '''..''...... 2sS
van pure n ''''''' .....''.. ....... JIG
By comparing this with the July votes. We md that
Taylor has held his own, while Van Buren, has gained
largely on Cass.
The July votes were as follows -
layior =. .....- .................. 1850
Ssts. 80. ............. .......s. 300
Van Buren,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 24
The aggregate Of both months, gives the fsowins
results
Taylor. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 462
Oats. ....'.'.' .............,...... 1,263
c sa ''''.'''.' ......... be0
Satttripg.. Observation-Disclosures. 143
The ,catteripg votes are for Clay and Hale
Taylor has about 81 per cent more than both Cass
and Van Buren,.
voriso ON rnr ERIE CAsAL.-The Rochester fine
A vote was taken on the 4th September, on board
the canal packet Louisiana Capt. Warren, which re-
suited ne follows -
van Bufen. ..........'..', .........., -
thss. -. IA
LADIES' verE.
Iaylor. 10
van pureh. ..'....... .......... ............ IL
Jbese ttatments are curious, az remarkably COIN