The New York herald., 1851-09-13

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Summary OF the Latest News.
A variety of interesting information will be found
m eur columns this morning.. The whig and deuo-
satic State conventions at Syracuse, appear to be
getting on quito as well as could have been ex-
pssted and good deal better-especially the wings.
They evidently went up to the salt works, silver
ersys and free soilers predetermined to bar nonse
soDpromi.e and fraternise for the retention of the
spoils, They have succeeded, apparently, to admt
ration. By division of the Offices, they have
sveided division upon principles. After all. how
ever, there are principles worth contending for
among politicians, but the seven we'll known
principles of John Randolph--the Ave loaves and
twO small fishes; and the wings, having had
. taste of them, are not disposed 10 quarrel
upon tribes. Having dexterously evaded all the
salient angles Of the negro question: and having
jodiously borne the suicidal experiment Of noni
NAT ng Gen Scott for the Presidency, which is an
evidence Of forbearaRee hardly to be anticipated
Acm the Sewardtes and having nominated
ticket Of half and half or nearly So streak Of
lean and streak of fat; and having given three
cheers for the whig party, including Sc ward Co,
and three for the Union, The Wing Convention ad-
jssrned all in a lump. Thank Providence, we shall
- spared this the humiliation Of the last in
having no band Of seceders to go OF and make ano-
ther ridiculous exhibition Of themselves at Utica
The following Is the Wing ticket
WIG NOMINATIONS FoR STATE OFFICERS.
judy, of the Court cf -sppeaIs
easaael A. Foots, Of Ontario.
Secretary Of Sias
James Q. sorSyth, OF Ulster.
CcnpiyoAer
Gee. ". Patterson, of Chautaaque
State Tfses,~r,
James N. Cook, Of Saratoga
.atiorrsy Gr9lereJ,
Daniel Ullnan. OF New York
Slate Eaginer,
Hezekiah q. Seymour.
CsnaL Coas.ssiona,
Henry fitzhugh, OF Oswego.
Slts Prison Inspector,
Alex II. Wells, OF We5tsheser.
Of these nominations respectively, We shall have
something to ray hereafter. Upon the whole, the
ticket is q respectable one as to men, though they
xe pat forward upon the narrow and contracted
platform Of mere silver gray and free soil sxpcd-
secy.
The democrats came to halt for sometime on
resolution endorsing the compromises in general
terms, and deprecating any disturbance of them.
Mother the wings the democrats have the
moral courage to look the Fugitive Slave Law hon
estly in the face and mention it by This
sort Of local tam oering and tamporizing, may pos
sihly do within the limits Of New York; bat il
Wal hardly satisfy the reasonable expectations Of
the conservatives Of the Sou:h-in truth, neither
party have dealt honestly eourageously with the
question OF the Fugitive Slave law. The demo
srzts finally got out Of the difficulty OF the
resolution under debate by tabling it, after long
and spirited debate Having thus put to rest the
Compromise measures, the hunkers and barnburn-
srs appeared to feel in rather better humor. They
then proce, ded to make their nonr stons for State
officers, of " hom the following are all that came to
band -
pInocRATIc NOMINATIONS FOR STATE OFFICERS.
Secrtisry e| S'as.
Mr.. Pandall OF Cortland County.
CexprolLr.
John 9, Wnghe Of Schenectady
Sate Teasuyer
Benjamin Wech, jr.
.dffeuey General
Levi :. Ch&;hed. fprssent incumbcnt)
Canal Coaaisseno
Horace heaton
TAs President, We learn, has res olvea to attend
Ae railroad celebration at Boston, with his cabi.
nst Good. Nothing like mixing with the sove-
reign people. Who knows the extent to which
y may influence the shapirg Of the campaign Of
lS627
The particulars Of the negro outrage in Penn
1lvanis, ins,iga,sd by white teachers of tie
" hig her law )" the pursuit Of the Psmpero by a
geverument vessel, into the st. Johns river, Of
FLORIDA, and the usual miscellaneous items In.
slsdirg reports Of the hot weather, and the mar.
kets, viii be found among our telegraphic adyices
Ahog ether, the chapter Of latest news s in.e-
resting, and IN sgTeral points exceedingly inpor-
saLt.