The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-11

Curic-as Coalition OF Seward wings, ANTI
Rc.ntsrs and Landowners, OF Free Soil |
y1enocrats.
The Anti Rent State Convention, At Albany, on
"Wednesday, nominated Washington Hunt, (whig)
of Niagara county, for Governor, by vote OF 20
TO for Horatio Seymour, and three blank, on the
fret vote;
Sanford E. Church, (denocrat) Of Orleans, for
Lieutenant Governor;
Ebsnezsr Blakely, (whig,) of otsegs, for Canal
Commissioner
William p. Angel, (demoorat,) Of Livingston,
for Prison Inspector; and
Charles s. Benton, democrat incumbent,) of
Herkimer, for Clerk of the Court of Appeals With
the exception of Governor, the candidates
were nominated by reclamation. Great harmony
prevailed.
II is well known that the movements of the anti
renters, in their nomination of a State ticket,
have been heretofore controlled, influenced, or di
'ected by Messrs. Seward and Weed. Thus, John
Young was elected Governor, and Hamilton Fish
defeated as the candidate for Lieutenant Governor
nlSi6, in consequence of the antirenters adopting
| the first and cutting the last. At that time the
| ant-rent vote was about ten thousand 1t is
| probably considerably less at the present time,
but may prove sufficiently large to decide the
question. At the election of State officers, last
year, no candidate was successful who was not
adopted by the anti renters. That ticket was az fol-
| lows, viz:
Washington Hunt Comptroller.
| Christopher Morgan, Secretary.
Avah Hunt, Treasurer.
! Hezekiah q. Seymour, Engineer.
DEMOCRATS.
Freedom @. Iewett, Judge OF Appeals.
Lewis Cbstdeld, Attorney General
Frederick Follett, Canal Commissioner.
Darius Clark, State Prison Inspector
1t should be noticed that, last year, four Seward
wings and four bunker democrats were adopted by
the snti-renters; while four anti-Seward wings and
four democrats, principally if not all barnburners,
| or one half OF each party ticket, were defeated in
consequence of being cut by the anti-renters. Now
the tactics and policy of Messrs. Seward and Weed
are changed and the anti directed to take
! up the barnburners, and cut the hunkers on the
democratic state ticket. The coalition ticket, there
fore, will stand as follows
Governor-wsshington Hunt (whig).
Lieut. Governor-ssnford e. Church (barnburner)
Canal Comm r. Ebenezer Bakely (whig.
Prison Inspector-Wm p. Angel (barnburner).
Clerk of Appeals-Chsrles 8. Benton (barnburner).
The names cut by the anti renters, for the pur-
pose OF defeating them are as folows:-
HUMBER DEMOCRATS
Goysrpor-Horatio Seymour.
Canal Comm John q Mather.
| FILLMORE
| Lieut.. Governor-George j Cornell
State Prison Inspeotor-Abner Baker.
CLERK OF Appeals-Wessel s. Smith.
IL is perfectly plain, therefore, that if the conven
ton of national wings, TO meet at Utica on the
9Th inst, should adopt the State ticket nominated
at Syracuse, and the same should receive the
united support of the wing party throughout the
State-then the Seward men and anti. renters
would have the Governor and Canal Commissioner,
the abolition democrats the other three officers on
the State tickets, and the Fillmore wings be left
IN the lurch, as they were last year. Whether it
is part of the arrangement to send John Van Buren,
TO the U. 5. Senate, in place of Mr.. Dickinson
remains TO be seen; but il behoves both the ma
tional wings and the union democrats to be wise
in time.