New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

demusron Of the profession, the sd'or' and S P-0'''
He adds however.
u need hardly say that my sympsthes are A. N
favor Of the cause in which you are engaged ana ts'
under other circumstances would cheernAy assent "
any use Of my that my friends might deem proper
II was understood that PREsTOS kiNG's friends
withdrew his name as a candidate for Governor
40 also did those Of JAMES wADswoErH Of Geneseo.
The debates were quite animated in the Caucus and an
adjournment was not carried I'll near II o'clock
ROBERT EMMETT was strongly urged az cRnGl.
date for Lieut. Governor and BY many candidate for
Governor I believe Z, thought that Il would Re
more agreeable 70 him 20 b placed where he now
sand. At tire head Of the Electoral Ticket is SCI
dom that any political ticket e nonored ~ Tue presence
Al 40 GOOD name az that Of ROBERT EMMrT
The names Of several Wings were put forward,
and u-red with earnestness The Irish vote in New
York wss considerably discussed ne gresiest oolec
ton urged 70 JoHS DIX wss the fact u MS having
opposed tie Irish Relief bill in Congress W inter before
las,
Tomorrow morning. / presume, at o clock. the
nominations will be made with scclamaton as sooTe
and teen the Convention will adjourn some OF the
Free S0n men wrote 70 Marx SrsrEV Wing OF
Cauandairla asking his consent % be nominated Tor
Governor. Il e understood inst he rephed oy lee
graph that he for Free Soil. but that the Buffalo
Platform was not large enough Tor hlm-tAsi ne WAS
for Free soil and Gen. Taylor.
The Whi- Convention VIII assemble here TO
morrow Most OF the Delegates are here the Ne"
York City Delegation complete came up the hlVer 90
Tuesday They are an present but Gen LAMB snd be
has an excellent substitute in the person OF Nr PINck
MY They all on the steamer oregon sst night
with one exception. who had preceded them snd were
unanimous for HAMILTON FISH They voted that ALIEN
W BRADFORD be Chairman Of their Delegation.
| shall not attempt g. iorestall the lightning by
uncertain speculation but suppose the nominees Will
be. for Governor HAMILTON FISH Of NewlorS. Tor
IL Governor GEO. ". PATERSON OF Chatauqae
W,sHrNGroN HuNr. JOSHUA Spinner, SAMUEL J.
WILKINS JOHN YorNG. all have their friends ana VIII
receive considerable support on the first ballot MI
EF-Nr believe would prefer a. present. remaining IN
the ueacefii retirement Of home. henever ms name
comes before the people ct New-Nork he Will show
the strength which il has with the masses II Mr. 1871
receives the nomination Mr. uCNrs friends are author
lied % pledge his hearty support
Among the Whig editors present hotl'e
Tur-stow WEED and JAMES BRoOHs and OF free con
editors We have several Messrs. CASSIDY and Van
DYKE of Albany. WELSH az Buffalo BUTTS OF kocnes'
ter JAMES = THAYER, Capt MCARDLE, &C OF New
York City are also present
We have tonight by telegraph Gen. TAYLOR
second letter 20 Capt Alison. 10 will be scruiinzed to
morrow
LESLIE CooVBs of Ky. is announced tor aspeech
here 10 morrow evening. but doubt whether ne WI.
DE present though be Is expected.
Bot mv time IS mp, and must have DONE rs IL
il after midnight and the cars are expected soon.
The news from Maine was read today al the
close Of S,anton's speech. and received with loud APP
plause Mr. stanton said the news came by lightning
and the Huukers would soon be afraid travel without
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