The New York herald., 1851-09-10
Our Albany csrrvsps.As~cs.

ALbArv, sept. D, I00l.
The State Conpsn,iOn this Wsh-DsFcSs.s s~sns all
Factions-.4U in the Duk-No Guessing at the Result.
The delegations to both the political State
tons are mostly chosen On the part Of the wings
there has been no contest between the sections they
endeavored select their certain
ly about this section, without any regard to wooyisn
or silver grsyism They appear to be willing to 60 into
their Thursday and trust the consequences
to luck Ever since the several State and Legislative
committees met in this city and agreed upon single
State convention papers and persons have closed their
abuse of each other They have kept themselves per-
would be introduced nothing done at Syracuse which
might be calculated to reopen the schism between F
How can the friends of the President assemble in State
convention without the passage Of resolutions sustain
ing his sdmnistration-the whole Of 1.-THE Fugitive
Slave law and all Can they be content with general
will include the Seward sd
mnisraton Of this State Have they forgotten
tion Of President Fillmore and refused, over and
again. to endorsei! Do they remember that when such
wings as Mr.. Varnum, Speaker pro tenn and Mr. Anthem
offered resolutions sustaining the administration, the
Seward majority invariably referred them the Judi
csry Committee Of the House. and that they
reported up and that Mr. Benedict, member from
Utica keeps them still in his breeches pocket. Have
the friends Of Mr.. Fillmore forgotten such summary
Reputation Of their efforts to sustain his ntration
But the grsys 1t is said remaining quiet in order
to ascertain whether Sews rd will allow any OF Mr. Fill
mores friends to be placed the State ticket. They
have been promised EQUAL number with the Onrr por
tion but if equal number Of names OF the two pof-
tions placed the ticket the slyers may rely that
they will not be allowed either the comptroer secre
tary Of State Attorney General Canal CONGRESSIONAL
It may be that Juoge of the Court OF Appeals or
State Prison Inspector viii be allowed the silver grays,
and that is about all.
The struggle for delegates the democratic convention
has sections been spirited and partook OF the old
lesyen The bunkers had proclaimed that in they
ob;asned majority in the Syracuse Convention they
would adopt resolutions approving the comp omise nea
ras OF Congress This was for the purpose OF showing
hrsfh hat inra nd.I IN ba
simon pures at Baltimore, and not allow their strength
be filtered awsy, as 1t was In lsS and leaving New
YORK entirely unrep resented in the National Convention
The burners manifest wonderful desire for harmony
they want nothing said about national matters until
next y.srthey want to harmonize state affairs,
and on nothing else" Hence the controversy which
las occurred ia many Assembly districts In the State
for supremacy in the choice OF delegates to syracuse
Both sections strove TO obtain the majority and ia
districts the contest extremely animated This re-
srt has proved victory for the hunkers the list Of
delegates clearly shows There will be only two
ed seasone from the city Of New York and the other
from Columbia county. The majority viii dispose of
them without much alterc alton Among the zssanens
hunkeIs who will appear at Syracuse notice the
names of ex Governor BOuck, ex Senator'S Clark and
). @. Wright, ex.spesser Latch neld, ex.candidste
Lieutenant Governor, Charles 0Conor, several
Others Of considerable di nction The burners have
Lieutenant Governor Church, who was promised the
Presidency Of the convention If be would consent to
in order TO choke OF Burroughs right down ugly GUS
toner 1he burners have other prominent men; it
is true they will have fifty sixty delegates, but
who will attempt to override the majority We
think the hun kers would act wisely by placing Gov
Church in the chair; he presiies with much dignity and
inIsrtislty. He being candidate for Governor in
1881 would d. tmean himself with much prorrety, and
give the hunkers offence. Besides having the niaor
~ they could easily any division be might make
Ia the selection Of committees &c should any partial
ny be manifested Gov. Bouck being easily filtered
with honors will probably urge his caiin t. which his
friends viii aeceds aud he Will in all probability be
Presict nt OF the convention.
There is to apprehend but fair selection Of
canGidas will be presented for the votes of the party
The hUnkers are willing to make ticket which viii
GgSllZe the sections OF candidates
wall claim petition the ticket otners sprlngtng
up Br,dl cad OF Ulster wants to be engineer and
yeycr; Ua lin Of Westchester and Gen storms, Of New
York both fer State Prison Inspectors aud Welch
Of Eufalo is rrg bis claim Tor State Treasurer in
conseqrence Of having been defeated two since.
day or two longer and the question viii Dc settled