New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15
The Whiy Ticket.
ES,torJai Corr..pond.Bee of rne Thin
SYR.creE. frldaT. Sept u. -

Ea,tor,si Correspondence of rne Trihuns
sYR.cugE, Friday, Sept u, 1871.
The Whic State Convention has jus,
completed ne following ticket.
lTte ticket gll Do found on the Forth Page O.
tbs paperl
Ofthcs. candidate, II Foor. Is lEc pfesen.
Judge, selected by Gov. Huni las "inief anu
now unanimously nominated for coniinnah's III
tia, exalted station. GEo " ParrEEsoN h3s
ten Tor twenty years At intervals P'''''''''''
champion Of Wing principles and pom '' '''
Lerlslature Il our STATE, where nc wa ''-i'''a-'
" chosen Speaker lie has since been e'eC.'''
L,eu,enan,.Goven b. vote oi me feope o.
~, CO No man now before The People has
Roo, more thoroughly proved N the paoho ser
VIC. n his State and no man ever pore nm
col, more uDsxcep.ionably or more heartily com
,a.d himself 10 the esteem and confidence Of
A.. ,o,lov.c,,izens HIS unanimous nomination
,v.e INST tribute TO his worth and premonl-
,,oo of,be vote by which he will be elected.
hdoe FORSYTH. Of Ulster, mas never been
before the State as candidate for office, ye' ne
!. widely known as able, experienced and WORTHY
None OF the leading State Departments has for
wears been filled By a citizen OF the River Coun-
,,es. and II IS time those Counties were remem-
tered. We trust the vote Of Ulster and the
uelghboring Counties viii prove the wisdom OF
this selection
Mr. COOK has been for four year leading
Member OF our State Senate, and has rlsen rapid
ly IN public favor by his able and efficient service
IN that capacity He was strongly supported for
Controller. but ms friends withdrew INN as a
candidate for that post.
Mr. SEYMOUR had the unanimous and hearty
support of the Convention, and Will be likewise
supported by the Wing party.
The name OF DANIEL ULLMA\ Is not IN
known 70 the Wings Of our State, though NJ was
never ill now even a candidate for their favor.
For eighteen years ne has been Jealous, chec-
tive and eloquent champion OF their principles
He has ALWAYS lab0red for The cause never Tor
himself and now, IN the vigor OF his PRIME ne Is
for the first time candidate for the sufirages OF
those 10 whose confidence and good VIII ne has
80 Justly commended himself His nominations
"A pledge of harmony between the late diverse
sections Of the Wing party and an earnest OF the
peace which has been concluded between them
While their differences lasted, Mr. | Imam was
one Of the foremost adherents OF the | uca Plat
form now that they are forgotten. his nomina-
ilon on The FIRST ballot was all but unanimous by
a Convention at least iourhlths adverse 10 that
platform No attempt was made by Mr.. tllnan's
friends to disguise his position or ms convictions
he was nominated not merely IN spite OF his by
gone opposition to the sentiments OF the ma orlty,
but IN one sense because OF that hostility So
was Mr. WELLS, the present state Prison Inc
spectof Is It not reasonably hoped that the
Whlg Electors Of either section will emulate the
sprlt OF harmony and concord which animated
their representatives
Mr. FIrzHrGH, the Canal Commissioner, has
long been an active and leading business man III
Oswego and a jealous supporter OF Wing prn-
,iples and the Canal Policy OF our state lie
will poll more than a party vote through the
Canal region, and VIII be one OF the best Com
mlssioners our State has known for years.
Thus the ticket has been made mp. II Is
strong IN ability, IN experience, IN devotion to
sound policy and IN the confidence OF the Wing
party Is It too much to hope tina, all differ
snces will be forgotten, all efforts united, and
that the Wings Of the entire State, without eN-
ccptlon or donlur, viii elect It 10y m ovcrwheIm-
mo MAJORITY VI. G..