New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
Free-soif in Old Onondasa-W his and Loco
Nominations course of the Bolters-
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inatians-The course of the Bolters-
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Correspondence of The Tribune
SYRACUSE, Monday, Oct %, 1880
EpfroR TRIBUEE. You recoiect, no doubt, that,
;ast after the deathof our noble old Chief wrote
you in regard TO the political feeling existing then
IN this county then said, without regard to
the action of otherE, the people Of this county
would stand by FreeSoil principles that we had
adopted them upon sober reflection, and could see
go good reason for changing our views. Taking
Abe resolutions Of Town, District and County Con
ventiong, the nominations of candidates tor Con
gress and +he Assembly sny prediction has tans
gar been verified.
The WING party and its candidates IN this
Sounty are all pledged to Free-Soil doctrines
The l~ooos have nominated four Barnburners
sor the Aesembly-uot giving Dickinsonite even
a Ihig District TO run an
Eight gentlemen in this cty-four Wings and
four Locos-addressed letter of inquiry TO
Messrs Smith and Jones, the candidates Of the
respective parties, for Congress- touching their
views qpon the agitated questions of Slavery
Row before the couHtry, requesting an immediate
answer. Mr.sSmith replied the next day; but
Or. Joaes hesitated &or whole week, and fnaly,
instead of sending his reply to the Cornaittee,
addressed it to the Editors Of the StGa@erd.-
Nr. Smiths answer hos been we'll received
throughout the country. 1t is brief and anequly-
Scal-Free-S Soil up to the huh DIR. Joness IL
more eauiyocal and is4ess satisfactory and many
think the Doctor will be permitted to continue
the pill.trade in and about BaldWlnsviae tor the
next two years, at least
The Wings have nominated four goodcandldates
for the Assembly. Inthe ist District, j j. GLASS;
lid HoHacg FaIzELLE Hid, GEORGE STEVENS;
iyrh. DR.. GKo. f. .HURD. Mr. Glass Is a mer
ehant1--he. represented his District IN l848, and
was.consideredone ottthe most useful members
of that session. He came within AZ OF an election
last year, though there is butwm Wing Town IN
the District de is very strong, and mag be
elected this yeer Ar,,Frizele is man OF much
experience, good Wing, and will be elected
DR. -Hurd is a young man of talent and education,
imbted with correct principles, and wall make a
capital member. / think his election rs quite
SALE In this District the nominee is George
Stevens of, this city. HE is salt manufacturer
Intelligent and energetic, and Will beelected by
aoo:majority, He is one OF the best Wings IN
Central Notwithstanding been wor@ang Wing
for fifteen years. He was nominated with great
unanmity and good feeling and II there IS
Wing in this County that deserves well OF hls
party, he is the man 1t is thought that we ought
'A1NNN
voting for him,
The Boilers Utica Convention is considered
very silly affair here-very much like 4 certain
army that marched up q hill and then marched
down again--lacking only the numbers The
notion of the Wing State Convention here is
warmly ndoEsed by the Wings OF Onondaga, and
consequentythe Wings are In high spirits. WIN.
H. SEWARD never had the warm friends in this
County previousto the Duer bolt that hehas now
He is iavorite not only with the Whigs proper,
but with Liberty men, Barnburners and Adolf
tion;sts. Even the Presbyterians and strong
reliaionists, who. had imbibed strong prejudice
against him when Governor, in regard to the I
School aneston have forgotten the past and are 1
found among mis- strongest triendg The ministers,
TOO, are charmed with his noble conduct in |,
ahe Senate Yesterday Rev. Mr.. Kinney, pastor
of the Second Baptist Church (who now worship
with the First Presbyterian in Market Hail. re-
ferred to the HHigher Law sentiment, IN his
gerrnon and thanked Heaven that there were
public men in this Country who were wiling to
acknowledge that there was Gsd whose com,
nnandswere to be observed w e hope TO SEND
four men to Albany next Tuesdayto elect man
of similar sentiments to the U. S. Senate to stand
by him in the forthcoming contests in that body,
The course of The Tribune is very popular with
all classes excepting few Old Hunkersl on both
sides. The remark is daily made, Haze you
read TIE Tribune night G. has another good
leader ON the Boiters--on the Cottonites-or on
Fuller, of Keep ontl the Syracuse Ticket
memory &c. We sey,i- Lay on. Mecduh," &c
and we are,with you.
But enough. ] hope to give you favorable
account Of the result of our Election one week
from Tomorrow night, through the telegraph.
Yours, y.