The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23

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The News,
Dssifedly the most important piece Of political
Attenuation we have to communicate this morn
hs, 10 The fact hat the rgatss 70 the wSig Stse
Convention, yesterday sss, moled 10 Syracuse, or
sap,st wuboot any difficulty N .de all theis nomi-
lse:ons With great ansuimuy, got tarough with
sseb business as IS ussally Transacted and adjourn
Cd, After few hours session OF the most unusual
harmony. In Fact, there spears to have been 20
kMle excitement msnif, Sod the oec Asioo, thss
NE Syrscnsape would hardly have knosu she con
ysbnou in session In their midst I'd it been
for the 6rlug Of cannon whenever the choice Of a
candidate had been made. As was anticipi ted
Washington Hunt was seleNed for re election
"a Governor, and by AGO amatioa, as that. The
personal popularity OF this gentleman would not
print tne whige to even think of another mao in
eannsstion with the office, no having, at the pre-.
vioas scson, defeated Hors'io Seymour, the pre-.
ssEt den Oerstie nominee, although, in the same
contest, The democrats elected SANFORD + Church
~ L'ts'epsDt Governor. For the latter Office the
whigs have this time nominated William Kent. of
this city, and formerIy tne Of oar Judges This 10
. very good selection iDdced--so is the tickle.
tArs"s bout In order that our readers may judge
fer themselves Of the candidates of thc parties
w here place them side by side. They will be
Lssl. TO bring out the entife strength Of each sec
tssn
ssverpm. Washington Hunt Hors 10 seymour.
1eut. Gov, Tpor.. William a. Mt Sanford L Chafrh.
o. al Con mis- Ths keDp-bal Frederick Follett.
As's Pri,oD Ina Lgen.tus CIoSy. Darius Clark.
IL really appears though there ID TO be no limit
70 the rsaoer Of Presidential candidates. A dis
patch from Buffalo informs that Gerrit Smith
yesterday nominated for tire Office of Chief Magis-
tsets Of the nation by gathering of the So sailed
Zee democrats, and few real whig, and democrats.
b. there are nov eeven candidates in the field.
What fnspy race it will be.
General Scott reached Columbus, Ohio, on Tues
Day afternoon, and was welcomed, % usual, by q
hrgs crowd Of persons, who were anxious to behold
the great soloier Read the continuation of the
Memoir Of HE Life, on another page; it ia remark
AL, interesting to-day.
The New Jersey State Temperance Convention
net in Trenton yesterday, aud resolved that, in.
stead Of nominating exclusive ticket for State
AID other ofces il was advisable for the friends Of
tstAl abstinence to support the teetotal nominees
Of tbs wbig aud democratic parties In order the
mere fslly 10 effect their object they de ermined
ason usipy Il cir influence with both political parties,
- tsepre the domination Of candidates who are in
SAVIOR Of the Maine Liquor Law. Prior to the as
ssmhlIg Of the convention, about one thousand
psrfops, with bar Of music at their head, and
various banners flying over them, paraded the
streets Prominent among the speakers was the
Hon. Theodore Frelpghuysen. who was the de-
kated candidate Of the wings for the Yiee Presi-
dshey in 1874.
A large whg meeting was last night held in Bal.
sissOre The sslne party in south western PennsJl-
vASiA have made preparations for the holding Of q
mass meeting in pi.tsburg tonight.
The complimentary DINER TO the Hon. Thomas
psr,ng, by the merchants and leading men of Bcs-
toa, which took place yesterday, was evidently q
very ms gnifcept affair. The edlbles were roh, the
WINS sparkling, and the speeches pointed. Many
sfthose present were doubtless ohagrined at Mr.
B's announcement shat he did not come over here
IN spy diplonsti, capacity, but was merely on
hour Of pleasure. He repudated the idea Of having
anything 10 90 with either fish guano.
An address to toe Queen has been agreed upon by
Ne Canadian Parliament, in which her Majesty Is
requested not to countensnce the form alton Of any
treaty relative to the fisheries vhion will impair
thst OF 1918, unless it should be embracing the
WAee commercial Intercourse OF the ooloues and
tie United States. Our Canadian neighbors seem
o. be rather more amicably disposed with regard 10
Abis fshy affair than their brethren Of Nova ,o.is
sd New Brunswick. They begin to understand
sAat there is no possibility of getting up var upon
sAis question, in which England would have every
hing 10 lose, and they everything TO gein.
b, despatch from Wsship gton, it viii be scen
Mat our city is to be honored, perhaps today by
. witt from Billy Bo~legs, the celebrated Semi
aels chief It has been arranged that as soon NJ
BILLY gets home, the Indians TO com nsnce NOV
ibg Of to their new homes on the Western side OF
tBs Mississippi.
From i've TO twelve deaths per day, from yellow
sser continue TO OCCUR in Charleston. There were
seriy fatal cases of this disease during the week
ssdipg on Monday. The despatch giving this in
formation also states that there is an unusual
amount Of sickness at Savannah, although the last
papers We have received from thst place make no
sseption Of such fact Cool weather will very soon
drive out almost every Kind Of disease from our
country.
A despatch from Ithaca announces that Mrs Ven.
able. eigbty-two years Of age. yesterday committed
suicide by banging hsrself
There is an interesting letter from the city Of
MEXICO In another column, giving the gossip Of that
s,pital According ~ the writer. Signors StsfAnene
Ana sgnor Salvi sre 10 be married, but not 70 each
s4Ier. sts napope il the Jeo~es< Of young. baud
some and wealthy Italian gentleman, who Wa on
= tour Of pleasure through Mexico. sslv viii marry
. v;oh and beautiful Mexican beirs@. Thus the
ecrs,ic expedition Of Max k2retr,k 10 the Halls Of
NE Nontesumas has turned ont quite fortunate
affair
We give IN another column, an account OF . revo-
la.ien Of II Pace, End tho formation pf ApsH ~.