New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

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it,.,e alter o'clock today. in the express tram
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two Conductor Cottle putt6g ia through Win Ms
sccugtomed energy and care; aud here am now
~ midnight studying Loco Focoism, and writing
the results TO The Tribune.
This has been q curious day here, and we have
had some excitement this evening. There Is hare
a car didate for Governor, (Ds. Dunlap, OF fehsSa
laer,) who iE electioneenng for himself "A laFgS
crowd assembled in front OF the syracuse
House, where mock MAS meeting was got up
friendly to the Doctor DIV alters OF the Eleventh
Ward, N. Y. City was moved to the chair oy the
Delegate lpro TEN. in AID Kelly's aosence from
the Sixth Ward DR. Dunlap followed in aspeech
in favor of himself which wss received With g'est
applause by the multitude Capt. Rynders, Thols
e great lion among the Democracy here, made
thrilling speech, which called forth great applause
30 far all went well for DR.. Dunlap bat COL War
ner veteran of the last war under Scott, came
forward for himself and denounced the Doctor. The
fun waa that both speakers are actue ally candidates
for Governor, and hope to succeed. They were
real actors in the and many OF the outsiders
thought that all Was in earnest or course CAPT
Rynders and the other orators intended 1t all Tor
Amusement to psas away the time. Dr' Doniap
will make q row tomorrow if be fais to get the
nomination. He says Seymour cant be elected
that he can beat Washington Hunt $4,000, and be
elected President in 1882
And now to return to serious matters. The even
ing is ended. All have retired to rest, and must
say that With the exception of the Dunlap meetlog
the evening has been very dull. | have autographed
YOU the speculations of the evening and will add
something trauspriDg since the Telegraph closed
send you list Of Delegates to be published In
tomonow's Standard as complete ss 1t can os
made, moot of whom are here, and with 1t will
add what seems to be the bent OF things pow
/. The Barnburnsrs claim clear majority OF the
Delegates Out Of the 1913 they figure up 81 leaV
ing the Hunkers bit 81. There are many moder
ate men Of both sections, Who go in for Harmony
and victory. The Harmonis,s clsim about 100 OF
the 1913.
2. Many OF these hsrmonsts desire union aud
success and expect both Some OF the Warmest
Bernburners are in favor OF nominating Mr. Sey-
mour of Utica, for Governor, and the impression H.
that he will be nominated on the frat ballot. Inc
more ultra Hunkers had kind of secret caucus
this evening, but mustered only some Is or 20
g. The more stubborn mixers are afraid ina II
Seymour is nominated the Barnburners will claim
". D. A'SSN'
Legislature. and thus throw out MIR. Diokina0n.-
The Hunkera will slso try for the Canal Comns-
sioner, and Mr. Smith of Otsego and Mather OF
Rensselaer, are the candidates for this Peter Rove,
Mayor OF Schenectady popular man and good
fellow, is also warmly supported for Canal Comms'
sioner.
/ believe it is agreed to night among the members
to give up opposition to John Van Buren,. If this
is So things may go on pretty smoothily John is
here in all his glory, with troops OF friends, at
Rusts Hotel, the headquarters Of excitement here
Dr. Brandreth Judge Beardaley aod other out
siders are here, and the leading delegates whom
you will see mentioned in the list Edwin Cros'
well have not seen here Aid. Kelly is not yet
arrived
But most close with this one remark, that as
far as | have eeen, and | have converted with
many, there ueems deermr alton to unite the
Democracy for the coming campaign. If they 'u'-
coed the w hge will have to bestir themselves 10
keep the Empire State steady on the WING course'
RICHELIEU