New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

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derbin. ricsborn and Lord are Scot. men, sai N,
Brisgs FIR Fillmore.
NTH DIsTMcT.---By inadverteDe.
The name 81 r. H. Bsa'dia appeared yesterday IN o,
tbc of Delegates eject entitled TO the sea; from IT.
District On careful examination OF the facts il uas
ARE y thst Mr. BIEAELY Is the true Delegate He "a.
elected unanimously by out of Is OF the REGULAR,
chosen delegates 10 the Convention, and we sse IA
reason why msn chosen BY six bogus delegates from
psrt of wes,chester, and four persons from Rocsa,5
w were not delegates at on. should be considered an
titled 10 The ia preference to Mr. Beakly Tnsa
said without regard u the politics Of the two for ~
are assured by persons who should know, that Me-
BxxEpror, if admitted, will work for Gen Sco1 a.
earnestly as Mr. BLEAKLY
XXVllTH DIsTRIcT.-- The Express hay.
ing ventured sneakng OF contradiction Of our ex
posure of the fraud prsctced ia Tompkas Co. In order
to choose bogus Delegate in favor of Fillmore cor
respondent a, Ithaca sends US the following reply to Ia
evssions:
ITHACA Thursday Nay %. 1872
MRssRs EpIroRs The Express comes GU. with
ge. cra denial Of the Statement: of your Correspondent
in r, ation the OF appointing The Dresae "a
repres ent Tompkins in the National CoaventJn.
presume TINT this denir not au horned BY any
OF the individuals concerned and therefore do at on
m,re particular sistement OF the tacts
H. however fh,t see nj 10 deny hat Castomhouse
officer LEFT NeYoik with the avowed intention 0. max
ing Tompkins vote right-lhst he Represented himself
rs on the sck stthat he said bis time would % On
while awsy-thst cost him thing for travelling and
Orhu expenses-snd il they viii call for bis name they
can be grahed.
Lei them deny that the oifceholders Of the Commit.
tee met az TIE sex oi ID. Sp.ncer Esq, ese
where and concOc;ed the plags &c. hat the strong
Scott man the Committee men ioned by Ihs ELPress
is not for SCI e. bat has always been astadde Of the
fence watch.Dg which way 10 jump: let them deny
that every primary meeting has been packed by them
for u past yeN-lhat printed or written ballots have
been given Of cigar makers ana others, VINO
no other tells any interest las politics &C. - and
will give you names, dates sihdsvits or proofs mat
will silence The Erpr,ss
Iris because the soberthnking and substantial por
lion of committees will not descend % these low tricks
~, The country has SO long gsoaned under the
depred.tions Of these dr,d awning sycophsnis, snd
not until the people themselves take matters Ia their
own hands can they expect chsnee
Nv an nadvertence ot your proof reader IN prlauns
r,, toy,ner letter the word and lett out between
The Postmaster and the OF the Editor OF The CArOz
Gle The perfectly plain however, 10 any one
acquainted with the parties
We have also received letter from gentle mau Of
Chemung County, detailing the facts oil the trick BY
which Charles r. Barstor got the appointment be hods
[. Delegate from the District 1t confirms In every
respect the accounts we have already published.
XIIlTH DIsTRicT.--Forty-thl ee of the
Delegates to the District Convention were for
Gen Scott, and II for Fillmore.
XXVTH DIsTRIcT.-lt appears from the
official proceedings of the District Convention that
the Delegates took an expression on the Presden-
cy, resulting in 80 for Winfield Scott, and for
Millard Fillmore.
Administrations. ELIAS N. CoNwAr,
of Pulaski Co., has been nominated by the Oppo.
sition State Convention for Governor. The Dele
gates To Baltimore are, n. B. Burrow, OF Desha;
John A. Jordan, of Arkansas Scion b. Jones, of
Desha; Gen. Thomas Bradley, of Crittenden;
Samuel c. Roane, of Jefferson; COL James Smith,
Of Arkansas Samuel ii. Hampstead, of Pulaski
and William B. Cain, of Randolph. Also, the
Congressional Delegation, and Col. A. I. Rainey,
of Union Co.
For Presidential Electors.-William A. Mclean. Of
Johnson Henry NJ Rector, Of Saline John A. Carter,
of Independence Thompson B. Fournoy, OF Deshs
Resolutions were adopted declaring that either
Douglas or Buchanan would suit the Arkansas
Democracy" for the Presidency, naming Gen. PI-
low for Vice President and reaiiimng the resola-
tons of 1893 and tn previous Baltimore platforms.
Mr. Rainey introduced the following resolution,
which was adopted
Resoired That while It ishe policy OF the Anne ca
Government IN ensngng alliances with Euro
pesn tor the interference with European poncS
safety demands that we should pre- rent BY
able means sbie tOrce, necessary, the fan
Qus of territory she North Amenc Continent By
foreign powers
MIssoURI-ALFRED w. LAMB, Of Ma.
non Co., has received the Opposition nomination
for Congress in the lid District, over W. V.N
Bay, friend of Col. Benton.
In the With District, Hon. JoHN ). PHELPS was
renominated for Congress by an Opposition Con-