New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

On the sixth informal vote yo1 ~il srs, Bee leland
n'd clear majority oi ali the votes. VOW cane me
tug ~ war The question being q proceed % i,'11i
vote, Cornelius Fivun ia u Wayne County, came
forward and viindr-0 the 81 both Iarnsworiu
apd Good win, and urged the Convention q nominate
Barry. This was move fhat he'd not been expected
By tho IcClellard delegates OFlynn was followed
by lianscon ~ Oakland. and D C. Walker Of Macom5,
IN favor of Bauy's nomination and q motion VS.
mace ihst the vote De liga tocr which o1r7ef iere
the opponents Of McCieliand made q lucky "siriEe
Tor Hcc could get sx eight more vot-s on ballot
than on viva vote bud beside 10 was now evil
dent ihst s the opposition 10 him would on the next
vote bo concentrated on Barry The vote was 'asen'
and resulted
John : Barry ........6, Robert McCieliand. -
Barry was declared nominated
houintervcnii0n and rec soil wss rfqi ground of
strife between The friends othe two candidates although
both are fdi00dt0 be in favor 0 tho exclusion oi -s
very from the territories by OCCASIONAL scion should
such action be Necessary although Nae s an uffa re-
-oler and differs greatly with General lsss snd on
other questions believe there no material difference
% opinion TIE election Of Senator 70 succeed Gen
Case aud some other local considera'ons undonofed
y had their effect Had the Convenuon been held siH
m0nf1s sro, or mad not McCieiiand been al Sumner
considered prominent candidate he would have re-
colyed the nomination Tie opponents have improved
their time Ia working against him
on the second ballot VIM a. fenion VI Dencsoc
County, noInnsief for Lieut. Governor he having
0l votes 20 IS for y. Taylor Of heni County
Il. " lngsls publisher Of The Adrian Wai,t Ioee..
was nomlua ed for State Printer. on the third rt.
lo' he having % VOTES and Gardner ~ Ann Aroor 80
Munger The former State Printer and publisher OF the
D.50f BaHtfia a candidate. bui Withdrawn after
The second ballot The Contention passed strong heso-
lutons recommending the immediate repeal Of TIE law
making the st.s Printer elective, the assembling Of
the egslanvc lt viii be recoeced that the contract
system repealed last Winter for the suppose-
benefit Of Munger the present State Printer. Tie Con.
ventlon repudisfed The seton Of the legislature ad
recommended the re1nactment Of the od ls" giving
the printing o. the lowest bidder Tho election OF ffn'
er is. therefore, mere matter OF form, to comply
with the Jaw.
The Resolutions of tlo Convention wero very shoFt
Aside from Resolutions planetary 70 tie uomi.
nees. the following are ail that were pissed
ron FAIIira Hircur AND rHE SOUTHERN gARKEl
Rs.ossa Thsi the Democracy ofMca gan upon Tie
od Democratic platform. adbernr % Lrd maintaining
the principles all pat political contests ir.crbed apoa
ihe Gag aud around which The lion hearted Democracy
Of Che United States have 90 Dion rallied.
FOR IANus-FAcrD NORTHERN HUNErsIsM
He'ossd Thss Ne are opposs-a To- ne extension q ss.
cry INTO we teif'oile- OF ~" '4'A.. ~ ~ 49,. =,
Mexico and that he establishment in either Of hose Ter
The Convention adjourned after choosing state
Central Committee. LooEEE oN.
lpreyious TO The holding Of the bunker Convention
MosEs HAWKS editor Of the Aaesan R'o0rd IA bunker
paper which advocated the nomination Of John Adam
Tor Gavcnor) received private letter asking bm to
come out for John s Barry The bunker nominee for
Governor which he says be viii not DO and be also sd
Mr. litilcjohn would carry the county by large ms
jority over such nomination. Liitcohns popularity
at home Is thus admitted hy Hunser paper In The
WITH Senatorial District, the Wings and Free Soile-s
have both nominated Alfred Z. MeicsN to the State
Senate which be;okens the choice OF reform Lessls
tare OF the right stamp Tho Free Sellers Of Michigan
are Of the New Hampshire sort, and dssruf the pro
fessons OF the chsngeiing huukeT NirePuler' wei
knowing that iheWbigs The true friends Of Reform
By way Of Illustrating the Tanker State platform
compare Il with Tho nonin,ervenuon resolutions rs
Gently adopted by nearly al tho Csss Co. Conventions
also witness tie sudden change IN the tone OF the
bunker press At the bidding OF ihs South
Every day brings confirmation q The doom oi The
corfup, Michigan Castles Their fate sealed long
before the nomination OF liitlejohn for Governor
Previous 20 hi. ncmi nsion the following Preamble snd
Resolutions were unanimously adopted. after ia snd
free Interchange ci views BY the Wing County Ccnsea
ton ct Csss County
Ukrrls. Ine wings - 1o STATE o. Alcaissl lAye
tsr compelled Cor ,org time 20 submit 20 ne rule Of be
minority Ia ias SAFE which contrary O. The principle Of
eh Justice aud the interest OF ile state demands o.
fr-ror ana Legislature Nh0 viii puts si,9 20 me pro-
DIAL Adrnini-frsiuu now IN power Anc whereas ma
rs IL Sias tohcv. ard they flAy agree uHgn hc vita
principle Of kePuotcanism-iae ioanoslon-. cue eP.p
witch AL Other rskts and privileges Social ana F1-i'-'
sapepd-therefcre
sssos,s As ,hs opinion Of M. colvenuea, .osi me
4
fh raarucr 10 procure the Ioalastcn OF canads.e Tor
Governor VITO viii uniie The iends Of ne Sisie Al "i
,ai gsca % preVeni he nj sruls suc pro1iEa scui1
.r.t5n which oar Siste tas suffered for years past
Rsso,tcd. Tnst ne u'funsion ~ j. AitfLt-sAN ~
a., -rrcr win CSC A. Cos. Tor Lieut. Governor sDl
HrsFARpH DUNckEFor stale Printer, he ucs-i agfced
UPON by the Wnig state Convection andss ne Ptrrra
position OF sass oald produce results beneficial 10 iae
6estiutcresis 20! N. State
Hssslrr1 Thai this Convection iuy efYioss ne pil-i
pies shcn created such sensation emoue he o.io~s's
81 Calhoun. aoe Published 10 Isf lr~E1e aiopiea
hv Re stsfe Convention he'd Al Jsckso1 70 June as