New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

rars Co.-Ihe Cdtiaraugus
49, ,otb in relation to the late County
s,ssvsotion' says' =, &C., Winfield Scot. for pre.i
~ee chosen in the Congstss,'n .m ,osn;oils Oh
svde o ~, v,s,es u attendance, A were Tor tue war
dH3 - scs hundred battles Ba. this vote, ap
psne Is /, does to uusnimiry, Is nut iceoe index
ps:n.sss. se,eut OF the Wings OF me County Nine.
10 ~ EIss ~ them had rather fight tue next great
s.,s rnder the banner OF Gen. Scott than any
49, o. a. man The Scott feeling Is up in Cattarau
~ ~ he old hero il nomlnsted. as we believe he
e =. nav draw upon the Whixs of Cattsraugus
~ rnsiori,y than she ever yet gave TO any Waig
go ss,e han not be dishonored!'
NIAGARA AND ORLEASs.-We have al
,-.,,,sdtbe facts with regard to the attempt to
- Dslegase from this District to The National
.cSs..,,;op--how the far larger County (Nagaral
seott Delegates, while the smaller (Orleansl
- gilmore men 10y 5 towns to A. to the District
r.,,,ution; when, the number OF Delegates on
- IA being equal, no choice could be effected;
-, .Atya long, excited and fruitless session, the
c..,..t;ou was terminated by the withdrawal of
a. Niagara Delegates, leaving the Convention
-.bout a quorum. Therefore, the Orleans Dele
,,.es went through the farce of electing Mr. A.
+ R,an<h Delegate from the District, Of which
Aev copstructively represented about three
sshths.
The Congre ssonal Committee of the whole Dis
met has therefore issued regular call for a new
Cnsention composed Of Delegates representing
,sh town in the District directly aud, as Or
...s has the fewer towns, has directed that each
.,snm Orleans shall choose fur and cach tow
NIAGARA but three. But the Fillmore men VIII
-. ~ mart in any new Convention, for they
- they would have no chance IN any winch
~ the people a fair chance---thcy rest on
the,r minority election by the remains of a Con
.o,,;o, without quorum; and Mr. 4. l.. Ben
w., - o,c Of the Orleans County Committee,
49,. =, Address to the Wings of Orleans, inform
;sr,bsm that the Delegate is already chosen, It.
"a the said Bennett, as aforesaid AMI TIA
therefore
n"s.So,ed hut what resolves itself into deter
e ,on 10 reyolutioLize and destroy the wing party
!, M. county a. the prsfenss that regu ar ana par
s.sut,yv orssniz alton was not had al Midoieport aod
.~us,y REGULAR selected Delegate appointed, IS TOO
IN a. eicrpy 10 iuplte as an ercase and were II ne
1917 from sny other cause we are unable to find the
49,! /, any p,ecedent for the District Committee to
Zine out County Central Committee or all other ex.
;.lng ORGANIZATIONS, by calling an unusual number OF
s-,sss IN an unusual manner and we therefore pro-
-. ssssna the said call and all proceedings under 1t,
80 ,S;.e the Wbig electors Of this county that they
~, mo attention to said call, claiming the Delegate
srsdv appointed the only one who ought to or VIII
n recognized by the National Convennon and all other
attempts sor dsGtec'on as an~se "J"91Ct""'' J"''''~'
end divzysaisinS"
We have known several modest men in our
time but they must all knock under to MIR. A. L..
Bennett and his confederates.
OswEso County has elected Fillmore
Delegates. MADISON, the balance of the District,
Ass chosen Scott Men.
GEORGE J. J. BARBER, Esq, of Homer,
Cortland Co., is the Delegate elect from the
XXIst District, comprising Cortland, Broome
and Chenango Counties. He is strongly for Scott,
twas the Convention which elected him. 1t
met at Binghamton on the 18th inst.
WELLIAMsBUReH.-The Delegates from
this City are claimed as Fillmore men by The
Erwess.-But The Waliamsburgh Times of
Thursday evening says:
The Wing Primary Meeting held last evening at
Ashland Hall. and the following gentlemen were elect
ed; let Ward-Frankln Whiting, John H. Wilson
lid Ward-Pierson Brown, John D. Hunt lid Ward
A. c. Johnston, II. Oltmsns. These all Scott
Delegates; there such thing as Fillmore ticket
70 be found There some red tickets having the
names Of the above Deleg ates aud supposed by
some to be Of the "hnsty" order; but therein was the
error. The Scottish Chief was everywhere.
ERIE Co.-Mr. Babcock was chosen
Delegate from this County by "a vote of "a to
kx VIM. A. Maselcy. The Convention was un'
derstood to stand "a for Fillmore, q for Scott.