The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-26

NE w YOR X POLITICS
Our Rome Correspondence.
ROME, ONEIDA Co, Oct. 81, 1850.
The Politics of Nsu York-7he Nominations

ROME, ONEIDA Co, Oct. 81, 1850.
The Pclifics of Ntc York-1he Nominations
The Prospect of the Parties Amtt. Rentism.
Since the adjournment of the National Wing
Convention at Utica, have been making inquiries
and looking little at the politics of Oneida county,
and have come to the conclusion that this county
Is Destined at the next election to resume its sta
ton in the ranks of the democracy. The Seward
whigs, having the control of the machinery of that
party here, have nominated for reelection o. B.
Matteson, the present wing member of Congress.
from this district, who opposed the measures OF
compromise adopted at the late session, pursuing,
therefore, the same course as that of MIR. Seward
in the Senate. II is believed that many wings, ma
tonal in their views, will decline to vote for the
re. election Of Mr. Matteson, to whom is opposed
MIR. Timothy Jenkins, an old bunker, and the de-
mocratic predecessor Of Mr.. Matteson in Congress
On The other hand, Mateson relies on the votes of
barnbuners free soiers, who may be dissatisfied
with the nomination of kins, and these votes may
make up for his loss by the detection Of national
wings This game ofcross firing, il may be observed,
is expected TO be carried on 10 considerable extent
throughout the central and western counties OF the
State; and, Notwithstanding the confidence ex-
pressed by the Albany Erentng Journal, and other
Seward wing papers, the general impression seems
to be- that the democrats will be the gamers by it,
TO sufficient extent TO enable them to secure the
election of majority Of the Congressional districts
in the State. Among the districts they expect to
Districts. Democratic Candidates
10th. Oneida county. ......... Timothy jenkins.
I'D. ChenaDgo, &c. .......... j Ohm J. Tay Tor.
I'D. Oswego aud Madison Leander u sbcock.
24th. OboDdaga go. Daniel I. Jones.
10Th TomIkiDs, Ne. Robert II ,lsey.
In the Twenty seventh district. compored of Sene-
ca and Wayne, and the Thirtieth district, con-
posed Of Struhen aud Allega the contest will be
close, and the result 10 uncertain; bat the demo
Gratis expect 20 carry the Seventeenth district,
(Ilrrkimer and Montgomery and the Nineteenth,
Jefferson county;) also the FifieeHh, (Clinton,
franklin, and Warm
The districts above named comprise all the CEN
trial. northern, and western districts, except those
where the wings have uudoubted majonies at or
binary elections, aud the Eighteenth Est Law
renee. &c and Twenty first (Otsego and Scho-
haIie), now represented by 4. mocrats, which are
the only two of the lbiryfour districts of the State
not represented by wings in the present Congress.
In the fifteen Copgrt ssonal district in the east
ern and euth eastern pert Of the state. the demo
Gratis expect TO gain large proportion, so that they
think IL fair TO presume they will nave, IN all,
twenty OF the next delegation, instesd Of two, as
in the present Congress, whereof one (Pres,on
king) is free soiler.
If the wing. in the central and weslern Con-
gressionnl districts hope Co succeed by the pom-
nation Of those who coincide with Seward, the
democrats hope for like result by the nomination,
in most Of the districts, OF candidates nominally
baInburners, but in the secret confidence of the
old hunkers. There are but few instances Of the
nomination Of avowed hubkers for Congress, like
jenkins, 81 Oneida county. Both parties in this
section OF the State seem TO believe that II IL bet
ter for a candidate to have free soil than
a national odor about him, and thus we see con-
stsnt strife going To catch the votes Of the abo-
litionists, by candidates on both sides. Under
this state Of things in the election Of members Of
Assembly, the same Influence and effect may be
anticipated as in members Of Congress, so that,
even IA the success Of the democrats In securing
majority Of the Legislature, the reelection of
Hon. ID ;. Dickinson to the United States Senate
seems more than prooematical.
You may be surprised to learn that there is con-
siderable sntirent feeling in this section OF the
State. observe that meetings have been called
OF anti-reniers in some of the towns Of Oneida
county, which have been addressed by anti.rcnt
leaders from Columbia county In those counties
where there are extensive trscts OF leased lands,
We may look for a considerable aDti-rent vote,
which will require powerful conservative oreani.
the candidates on the State tickets not nominated
by the antiIeniers.
CoSeRrssIo,aL NoNryArro- ron rHr DrsrnIcr Cow
rnisNo KiScs AVN RicnMoSp CorSTrrs.-ft appears
that, by compact between these counties that Rich.
mond county Is entitled to the nomination for Con.
gress for the coming term. We understand that the
three delegates from Richmond county presented a
candidate which the Kings county delegates under:
stood would not be acceptable even 60 the Richmond
county electors; and that majority Of the Kings
county delegation presented Richmond county
nane but not being supported By the telegaton 81
Hchmond county. they united with the minority o.
the Kings county delegation and nominated Mr.. . =
Mr. Bogsrdus would withdraw ifthe nomination vas
not acceptable 90 Richmond sounty county nest
Ing ~. hsla ~ the county seat OF Richmond, on
eo%mis,ss 70 ss soper got only nth the
electors ~ krgs county but With Mr. Bogardus with
the object "a harmonising oil difacultles The pro-
eesdinss s'a1 Be found ON the next page.
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