New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

LOT chose Samuel W. Besl OF Fond du Lac Co. who re-
celved "A votes 10 for J.. b. Cary. Vim. a. barstow
oe spke,bs Co was nominated for Secretary Of State
on the ,ixih ballot T McIiugh, the incumbent being
his principal competitor :. Park Coon of Milwaukee
wss nominated for Attorney General over j. : Brown
foresept Attorney GeneTsD g. B. Smith, L. G. Ryan
and others on the first GDiornaD ballot Jarius c
Fsirebud WIS renominaed for Stale Treasurer on the
"a ballot over Mills and B. p. Cary Only two Of
the present State Officers are renominated
The Free Soil Convention met on the 'tt. at hadi
son End organized BY the appointment Of ADAM
RAY Of wslworih co. as President. and Jsnas Dens
more of Vinnebsgo Co Editor Of the OsAh0va f5t
Dsovai 81 Secretary. II remained IN 'essio1 two
DAYS After the organization Messrs A. l. himofs sno
A w Randall Qocos) Of Waukeshs, offered resolutions
20 the effect that iDssmuch as the HnnEer IonFenuon
had adopted a platform OF principles 10 accordance
With the creed Of the " rec Democracy, ana noni
mated ticket that laying aside all preferences 'or Incl
and looking principles alone, the Convention ADOPT
the resolutions Of that Convention, and supper. ne
candidates, provided they would respond 70 those
principles and the Joint resolution Of the last Iessls
iure In relation 70 Public Lands and that COMMITTEE
OF i've be appointed 10 ntsr,ogate the candidates. lhis
IVES not carried
+. ii. Hsryood offered The following = a suDsul"'e'
which adopted
Re,osss mat ,hs Free Sol ooavsi,s 60 = Z. 5s,ss
strt Free 50. e; ~ hat ws ~ scorsngy proceed . vans
bosass vitoui regard 70 AM other oor'ntoHo O. 'J
Mr. Booth moved the reconsideration OF the resolution
Of Mr. Haruood "a he voted for IL only with reference
70 nomination that he did not have The hrst portion
o the resolution in his mind that ths convention was
called not as 8 4 rec Soil but a. Union Democratic
Convention OF the friends Of Free Democratic pTinci
plos lie accordingly moved the reconsideration
which was carried, snd the resolution wss reJecieo
Mr. Booth then offered the following resolutions when
were adopted
Trends n Zee Democratic P1neFs' called 10 npm's ''"
go frrr f-At 81
Rrfi Insi viii proceed Al ones 90 dominate Di"n l'e
Ar.a e.. Noes if.
The Convention then proceeded to nominate. %
the informal ballot for Governor Marshall NJ strong re-
ceivcd J vote Warren Chase ., aud Nelson Dewey
2s-whereupen. motion Of :. NJ Booth, II was unen
imously resolved, that NrLsON DEWEY be the candi
date of the nion Free Democracy Of Wisconsin for
Governor. The following persons were nominated
with great uuanimty to complete the ticket f0r Li'N
tenant GOr1gOr-joHS BANNIsTrR f~ SsG"@y 81
Naio--BFNJAMIN HuNKiNs Of Wauk0sha For lnds
mn-CHAs. NJ GooDsEIL OF WslwOrth. For fuornfg-
Gea0ai-MARsHALL NJ. STRONG Of Racine tor Na'f
Sap0mhndenf Of public IrstrH0'oH-A coNsrANr'Nh
bARRY OF Racine.
The resolutions Of the Legislative Union meeting on
the 90h of March last adopted, and the following
declaring In addition, "in favor OF limiting The amount
OF State Lands which may be acq uired by any lhui
yidusl aud that we respectfully request the next
Legislature 10 establish a suitable maximum, ana "a
propose such limitation as an amendment TO Inc Ton
stitunon.'
Re.aroi Wi support candidates r STATE or ks'on
Offices uneqanco,y favor vi prohibiting by po'is
fnaf
Repeating Laws Which feepsn,- of sr-t se' ID ~.
Columbia, and ali places under The exclusive lso'''" W
Fsiers Government -, -, 49,.
Rs.5ra That asocat- become affiliated viii an
p-u vh 81 w, eoataseacy, support sie -, 49,
Fseion pledged seans, The sssr.'n 'e
Two OF the nominees have declined NNiessfs
Dewey and Iunkns) aud great Dissatisfaction has
been expressed by the Locofoco portion OF the Free
Democracy" although all the Free Soil candidates
~ \ frN ft.aaa ami.
nations and We learn by the Mtoaa.a Ffte DaRooat-
before 1t aware Of the declinaton OF Gov Dewey,
Immediately after the refusal of Hunkinsthat another
State Convention OF the Free Democracy is talked Of
The Convention of the 5ts was as strongly Old Hunk
or in its character any OF the recent gatherings OF
the same party in Iowa this Mate The officers and
nominees of the iunker Conyento. were all composed
of the most ultra Cas- Hankers. Lucas Sesfer, one
of the Secretaries of that Convention the publisher
of the Mhraakes Commercial Adr9nsty, a" Non.inter.
vcnhon" paper ct the same stripe with cass, and
CuArlrs Dunn the President OF the Convention, is
well known AZ attached to the Baltimore platform AZ
for Dewey. Bean &c they are Identified with tb.
Nonlnteventonists.' Although the hGnkers nave
rejected every plan of Union they have adopted nearly
all the Free Soil princlpcs-s' they must Il they Dc.
sire = contpuance IN power.
The Wisconsin Whigs, At their State Convention
held al Madison on the llih, adopted the following
Resolutions embodying the sense OF the Convention
and the Why party Of Wisconsin
ssos,d Tb,t We ave hearty approval % Atnlss
poe Of ds, I' ably e'aesd his eoos stsao ~ vnd
csoa ofa,nua rgha qoy wbch establishes the tof- az
hat he w nuta Al Al hazards peace add concord al houe
s.+ T,s, rs.ro3 A. Gen IT., o load nssry sIts
Gsnsr led wrh ts members OF cns party oa be
urs r-aovsls sns appointing u-nd- p,r
~out be- ,ie President of whole people snd r' Of parry
sroc. ossvs,y an auy ard s-st du
aas r' gesrsase, 70 % By ts Son,taioa Ne esa
bc parties % the er'snon Of s'ey o sf as -~
r~fscFy seqauet Ds,rcfs Wl.e a. 90 Ne Dnt Of snoa
nav BE- 'sw'as sad consult oss so.hsa sas % nsi men.
slavery sui Natont Legislature tbs ty and assr
app 81 ths Ar sags causs o. he odaan. o. lsl 20
e'eY k~ ofs.tf new l-ieN o. efesu1e s.o-e. Il,
kssred That Ne hot q DO alike The rs1 80 cu'r 81 o.
esr w,';er R ana fsls Asrsor ssd y, .a,ssu A. IN
scas hat tbs OF sample osts 20 - sEs
ts5 sns s,sss ~ ssss BY ne .sas WIS sduasrss.
fsrss III "a AZ al, 81 s-ias rsra tor The co-cior
Of rs,sas 20 s-iy .tp-1s Of ne 6ersFa Govern
sat ard s,s Ne Putc ssi 9ossi npon u sns'I y s
tor us soossssusns Of our r-''
Ag-eu,o's hss-'nea sns n i 5 ..s,s''s
~ hooa - hs out 81 eth. pns the
tbs W.. es,r.r We that saurs IN o.. Bouny lSw q III
sls vhh By nst1r lard Warrants tTsnfsbc
sfes ihcuss,s Of acre. e hs-d p.uito a1i greatly
tstt.c he ss'iisnsri and improvement ofoar siss
soss-s rsssay system sas 6a. !, es Erss %
sac ksspx safely ts6ursas The fahie Moneys. e cal
upon Cours.s N re A. Nr As coscta soi esosfss
;s Resss III 0e,-f, vefarnns a. % protect 81
f-staay srslast ~ cal dspress,oA sa3 ie.suter..
H,srl ftsivs cordially prove o. - seton q S se "
Hoss. Representatives. suf upo- ths work 81 fosis- he
O. oc~ l-r oci.te7so
art.f rsirrs 81 Postage b. ne si'snso1 o. mai
lslaei 4ni b. be isa ard Iosifc'a 81 ~ ifsnSrc PRIV
N,s,ff That s,Hg aihas Yah hose NJ srgg g H.
sofi AM cor ID sh tle
cgkre tef "a 81 Freedom sus her fi-t.ol o'
haUsn rghts sat defeat sr3 dsslp0neut a~ss thea --
tests Agi Vso~ ~. western .rd, sld ran 80
Tree psr pstou rshs pm ss and iuua-s OF auss
Rsss Itss or love To- ls Una a. toas Of peace 40
-s oltas stsi-, s-t dsi-rs o- es cotnr--ef q
oeI eatss' reSoe,n guabsies oy tire We Owe feeca17
- ia<si'nsss ru'isxs 81 cFi knt t-ry t-csle
Va es- I'D wfh the est tod &C r-volinsy zocsstr arc
ce-se "a. ta Plsas sofn@ the hoF, tAe-
49,. y ~ pteh Of e'1t'.oa, prsg@;y aad hsPfn~,s
ast rcr - = poser TIE cf t-rc
ktserfa slei OF th- CcaT-1tiou
re ff nod us3 frs advocates % Wig gfi1cpss hat
gsg hen or ecas support han sf-Stua, rss-, IT,
os-treese ana dasaNac tsatsus-s Of Loco Fom STATE
Gen. RVFus Ming, editor OF the Milrrcskss SsnfiH,
ssd 6a,ette) temporarily chosen Chairman Of the
Wing State Convention, and subsequently Gen C. J.
HrrcHINsoN Of Racine was permanently appointed
President: CH..RLEs BEAcgES Of Lafayette. and jan
Wis h. PIKE Of Jefferson, yieepresiden,s; j. ; Albsn
Of Portage and Geo w Bliss OF lows Co Secretaries
ArExASpER l.. COLLINS. the nominee for Governor.
an old inhabtant Of Wisconsin, and practices law a,
Madison the place Of his residence lie was member
of the egislsture Asr receiving - votes