New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22
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IrvvrRSos Co--There were sixteen names
x;cned 10 the call for County Meeting 10 w alter
.oY,, to choose three Delegates from Jefferson
County to the Utica Conventions but Of these six
seen. Mr. Clarke Rice sent letter explaining
that he had signed for meeting OF the Wing
party, to consider the matter, and not for an cleo
fon of Delegates as he was opposed to sending
any, and to the entire Boiling business. Alex
Campbell and Moses Eames stated to the meet
ing that they had signed under similar impress
sions Thomas Baker authorized friend to state
that he had never signed the Call. NJ. w Sym
ends had signed but had since withdrawn his
signature This left cteoen adhering signers in
County containing over Six Thousand Wing
voters. Forty.two persons attended the Conven-
ton full discussion was had, and all but tce
voted that it was inexpedent to send Delegates
10 Utica. Thercupon the meeting adjourned; but
the FIVE aftcrward got together and chose three
Delegates to Utica
YATES Goa thin meeting was held without
public notice in a tavern Darkroom, and Dele
gate there appointed, who took his seat in the
Utica Convention.
DELAwARE.-A full Wing County Convention
was held at Delhi on the Friday before the Utica
Convention to nominate County Ticket, but no
one proposed to send Delegates to Utica, no meet
ing was held on the subject, and no Delegates
sent
ONoNDAGA.-We have already spoken OF the
plentiful lack of sympathy with the Utica affair
evinced by the Seven Thousand Wing Freemen
of Onondaga. Here is a letter on the subject
from most reliable correspondent, giving fuller
DartHQlarS:
SYRACUSE NY Wednesday, Oct l6
II GREELEY We had National deinonstra-
ton here Yesterday for the County OF OnondaSa-
a mass meeting OF about eighteen, and fifteen of
them from this city. The Rural Districts
wouldn't send in and the earnest solicitations OF
the few for c0untenance and support from the Coun
try were unavailing Melancholy as it may SEEM
the fact must be stated that the people OF this
County are so well satisfied with the course OF
"our poor, despised Senator" that they are not
inclined to abuse him for it, and, believing the
State Convention to have acted right, are quite
willing to let the disappointed ones get up anoth-
er if they wish to.
1t was the sorriest looking assemblage you can
imagine. One or two fossil remains OF species
which by the Ducfl@tng process are all undergo
ing like change; three or four of that very ex-
cellent class of people who are up for all the Oh
fees going entirely willing to serve their Country
but somehow or other seldom getting a chance to
exhibit their great talent that way; young man
lust appointed to Il clcrkship in Washington who
hurried home, in time to act as Secretary OF this
meeting, stopping long enough in NewYork to
write a scurrilous letter for publication in the
Star newspaper of this city III which he makes
exhibition of his devotion to a Wing Admrnlstra,
ton, by the lowest vulgarity toward Gov Seward
and his friends not doubling that 1t will prove ac-
ceptablc incense in Presidential n0strils; few
outsiders drawn by curiosity made the sum to-
tai of the great National Wing Meeting of the
County of Onondaga which you will see adver
tsed in the Register and E,tplesS The fact u.s.
that their numbers in this County were never
large, and they are growing less every day what
ever impression may be attempted to be made
by the show in print OF this magH!fceM Ft17ic 5.
MADISON Co.-Ths County is half the District
of Hon VIM Duer When it was called at Utica,
two gentlemen came forward and offered to serve
but said that no meetings had been held there to
appoint. They were taken ill.,
CORTLAND Co.--Ditto, ditto, and SO On.
OTsEGo Collie OtSeg0 Republican says:
Our ouandom friend, RosEBooM, of Cherry
Valley has gone to Utica, on his own hook, to re
present the LIST District in that august assem-
blage. The Joke would be good one, but lor the
fact that he goes there with the determination u
uso his best efforts procure the Scceders ind"rse
mont of the Wing State Ticket. If the chance
offers he will pile into Seward :" some and the
come home like good peaceably disposed Wing
and labor earnestly and heartily Tor the success o
gA the Wing ticket.
|B Isn't this lovely sort Of Convention to an
~ der,ake the appointment ola wig STATE Ge@tm
L0naaltttel
Potter Co. Pa.-Elcctiou.
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