New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18

beleve. of the New York Assembly. The oon
,o,.io,s,vn,e ia thasshe Previous Question brioga
the vote on the last amendment ano sniS was qua
DickinsoD'a friends expected. They then tried 70
get the Previous QueBtion recQDsidered, bat failed
srd tho Barnburnsrs we're triumphant having
managed to bury Daniel S. Dickinson, and then
to strow the abandoned plapks a the Buffalo plat
form on bis grave, from which there ia no political
resurrection Mr. Van Buren,, however, though he
had carried his point, was not TO be caught nap
ping 60 on aide issue, be voted no. but they
were carried SO to-
Thus the contest ended in the seventh sitting
and they adjourned To dinner, Van Buren, and hls
friends being ia high glee that thsy had put down
Dickinson, and 80 arranged that if any body was
to be cousidered Chairman Of the 6ta,e Committee
twas our Free Soil friend w, T. Havemeyer.
The nominations were eli maas in one session.
after oirntr. John Van Buren, voted for John Ira
cy as Governor and John P Beekman SO Lieut.
Governor but moved that ChurchG nomination be
unanimous. He voted for J. C. Spsford as Canal
Conmi1sioner Mr. Courtney, H7nAef moved the
unanimous nomination OF c S. anton, Free SOIL
Clerk OF Appeals; carried BY applause
Thus each party had two Of The Candidates
and TIE struggle cane on the State Prs
on Inspeotor. There were swenty-ioQF eau
ddates nominated. Finally the Hnbkers cen
tered on Gen. Storms, the Tree Sole's aud Har
uonr Hurksre on w. P. Angel The latter vas
chosen 65 10 50, Capt Rynders stating that he
never saw 0 many candidates for State Prison DO
fore. He reioced, however, that tina angels
Whisper bad bushed The howlings OF tue Storms
The Breakers at the Evening Ratification Maet-
ing, Harvey Baldwin IN the Chair, were s. b.
Shaw of the ADGny Argus, Capt. R5nders, E. @.
Lapham, D A. OGDEN Of the Penn Yam Democrat
John B. Starbuok, H. Q. and f. D. Smith and
D. HiIis Capt. Rynders evidently the lion Of
the evening. Thirteen guns were fred az q faner
al salute over Dickinson and Tammany.
The teesraphs worked pretty well but there
was not help enough on hand There vas great
delay in sendingon our meeaagsE Mr.. Faxon the
President OF Morse's lie, should have had more
help and should have kept open later. trust he
will take the hint and have two fsts OF hands IN
readiness at the Wing Convention 70 relieve the
solitary operator for meals and night work. By
Ban's got several dispatches through, though they
have hardly yet got fixed in their Office, lowe
them much for their obgug disposition. They
kept open ill 10 o'clock every night. House'swa
in gogious working order, but unfortunately it WAS
open only to Rochester and Buffalo. They sent
three four columns day gratis to the Roch ester
and Buffalo papers I should not forget Philo n
Rust for biz esgerness to make good eccommoda-
tons for all who were seekiDg admission into bis
large Hotel. But everybody knowa what Rust
caR do.
Watched the proceedings withintereat and was
astonished to see how ouch discordant materials
could so easily combine, surrendefing principle
pitching over Dickinson, who deserved better from
the Hunkers, and burying in the mud OF party the
rejected atone which wah to be the head of the
corner OF Free Soil. The Wings, however, have
it in their power by iudicouS nominations and har
mopious action, to achieve victory over all COM
binations. RICHELEU