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

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Politics In the State or Now York.
WHO AND DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
ITHACA, Oct TO- 1850
The Democratic Convention assembled ct ithaca this
morning, and nominated william Marsh, Of Ithaca,
for District Attorney and appointed delegates to the
Congressional Convention, instruoting them uusai-
mousy to support the nomination Of General Robert
Hslsey, Of Ithaca, for Congress
TRsr, Oct. 10, 1850.
The Democratic County Convention concluded its
labors at two O'Clock this morning David L Seymour
(hunker was nominated for Congress; Robt A. Lott
ridge hunker for District Attorney and Henry Clun
(hunker) for County Clerk. Great excitement pre-
vailed throughout the session the convention The
president, nomnsliy barnburnsr, In favor Of
Seymour against Carroll (bsrnburner; and tho com
mitees ths contested seats Instructed re-
port fAvorably to the bunker delegates.
RoMx, Oct 10, 1850.
The Oneida County Democratic ION vsntion assembled
this morning, and has continued in session through
out the day There has been good deal Of lobbying
between the hunksrs and the barnburners Timothy
Jenkins WAS nominated for Congress- and Samuel B.
Garvin for District Attorney
SCHENECTADY, Oct 10, 1850
The Hon. Judge Wells, OF Johnstown, has been no.
minated for Congress by the wings Of this district at
Bsllston, to-day.
... DAssvrLLK, Oct 10, 1850.
At the Wing Convention for Livingston county, as
sembed Mt this place this morning Mr. o. D. Lake of
Mount Morris, and J. II. Wilkinson Of Dams ville
nominated delegates to the Congressional Convention
The Convention manifested feeling Of deep interest
In the proceedings of the Syracuse Convention They
go for the support Of the Syracuse ticket and the old
platform.
National Reform Convention In New Jersey.
NOMINATIONS FOR PREsIDArT AND GOVERNOR.
NEWARK, Oct. 10-8P.A.
The National Reform State Convention met here
this afternoon, and duly organized. About thirty
persons were present delegates from varsa parts
of the State.
The Convention called to order BY J. NJ Bsnnis-
ter, Esq, of Newark, When on motion Aaron Douglas,
of Pssssie county was appointed President, and O.
Robinson, q Monmouth. and william Ro se of Hud.
son county Wee Presidents. ID Ticknor ESQ, of
Essex county. was appointed Secretary
The Convention then proceeded to nominate Moses
JaQues, Esq as the reform candidate for Governor,
with the understanding that he would withdrs~ Il
other candidates would pledge themselves in favor Of
reform
The Hon Isaac p. Walker. U. g Senator Of wiscoa-
sin was nominated as candidate for the Presid-uey
OF the United States, to theeosion Of the In
dustrial Congress.
Resolutions were passed substantially the same ss
those adopted by the New York working Mems Con-
vention-slso in favor Of organizing Industrial be
gfslature, to meet In Trenton, every January.
The Convention Addressed, and speeches we're
made by Mr. Barr, OF New York; Mr. Hoxie, OF Pstsr-
son; and Mr.. Depman, Of Newark-after which the
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