New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

gaS~ The Albany State Register, that CEN
trail organ of the anti-Seward,' 'Conserva-
sive,' National Wings of our State, while
it condemns, ofcourse, the conduct of ma
.jority Of the Convention with regard to Reso-
lutions, adopts and sustains the State Ticket
with jealous alacrity. 1t says
PIE NOMINATIONS.
The Convention at Syracuse has presented to She
State candidates every way worthy of the Offices
for which they are named, and entitled to the cor
dial support Of the Wings Of New-York
WAsHIEGToN HUNT may be said TO have been
nominated by acclamation 0 the people as We'll as
Of the Convention. Since the subject OF Governor
was preached, hardly any other name than his has
heen suggested for the place. Tas universal len.
timent 10 high and uncsual tribute to his N srits.
Mr. Hunt has been prominently IN public lie tor
many years. While Representative OF his Dig
trcs Ia Congress, he became one OF the moss dg-
siDsuished and Influential members. AS Control
Ter of the State he has added largely to bis prevl-
Gus reputation. His conduct of that most impor.
tant department has been marked by signal ability,
industry and prudence, and will strongly commend
him With the people of the State to higher posi-
tion. only in name. His political principles are
known 20 be sound and liberal, and in personal pop
ularity he Is confeasedly without an equal In the
State.
For the office of Lieutenant Governor, GEORGE
J. CORNELL has been designated. Mr. Cornell ls
one OF the sblest of the younger members OF tue
bar OF the oty OF New York. He was elected to
Abe frat Senate under the new Constitution and
eyiuced talents and usefulness as Legislator that
proved him proper candidate for the presiding
officer of thai body Mr.. Cornell is an active aud
efficient Wing OF the soundest principles, and 'a
chairman of the Young Men General COMMITTEE
Of the city of New York, where his nomination Will
be moat heartily responded to,
The candidate for Cans! Conmssoner, EBENE-
FER BLAKELEY will be recognized as one OF the
Wing etars which have nhone out with cheering
lisht from the political darkness OF O@eso oouaty
he possessea the practical good sense and et1clen'
~ for useful public Officer.
ABNER BAKER s also well known to the w hlgs
Of the State as long tried and faithful worker In
tho good cause In Jefferson county
The ticket ooses somewhat ga 1t begins, with
name which Is Synonymous with popularity. The
domination of VESSEL g. SMITH for Clerk Of
the Court of Appeals, was made by aoclamauon,
amid great applause AS tho member of Assembly
rom Queens County, he has become monslavoraby
known through the whole State.
The ticket, as e whole, 10 one of great strength
and popularity and welcaNculsted to command the
:ull vote Of the w higs as well az the 'reas OF man
aind"
Our differences upon points OF an abstract cha
rActer, do net affect she essential principles OF the
party, on which all agree, and ought not to Affect
the vigor, union and efficiency which has hitherto
charAoseiiz cd the Whigs in prosperity and adver-
sity. To all then We say, let us heartily support
she ticket, the whole ticket, and nothing but me
tickei