The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-03
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Shs News.
oer eol"mhs are again ouuehsu WIN 'oO'"'@
Of the movements OF al cias'es OF politicians Ia
sverv aitectian decidedly the most import ant
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80 n, n,ocrotie st.te Convsntion NJ svra
ems. xhieb bod,. after settlino tho claims of
connecticut deles-gtc. ,nau,ye5 IA oct f,irlv at
x.,a, and eorcplst.d the busine.s assisoed the.p-
that If Nominating candidates 70, Governor and
o,bee State o6,es ANA also Presidential electors.
l. All he observed thai All che contested seats
from New York city we're decided ia favor Of those
.,,ct,d updsr the AN al the General Conn ni4,ee
of the 5tb olt and that the following gentlemen
sbo bcIo,, 10 tp barsbnrner school were nneouiyo
e.l,v r,i,stea hy "a. Con,en.ion.-
,llp Van huron Ray To8pkias
MILAN a.net LORENZO . shep'a
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s~~an !, c,,,rr., barnnlrner Fon IIsuT (inyrayor.
Psrp'FIcN FoLLrrT hunker FoR CAS.t coHsu7,n.
r s,t, ,,,,. ~ WIN oc rccpiIecrsu was dsieaed
two years ago BY Gov. Hunt. Ho is a soft she'll
half ba,r barner and half hunker-and will probably
be full Governor. Although he may not be strong
enough 10 get in on his own merits, he will very
likely succeed through the popularity Of the demo-
crat icPreiAAaaal ticket. Mr.. Church is an out
aud. out bara6Nsler, and it to his popularity
that account, b The Western section OF the State,
that he owed his election along with n wing
Governor The complexion of the Convention was
decidedly bunker as will be seen by the votes; and
the result Of the contest for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor is to be attributed to the
Instructions with which the delegates from some of
the counties were fettered The vote Of the bunker
section with the exception of those who were under
instruction were given entirely to Mr.. Augustus
Schel Of this city, who received the whole sixteen
votes of the New York delegation. Good feeling
seemed 10 prevail among the delegates generally
thew seemed perfectly to understand that any sec
riopa sps would result in their defeat, and there
fore they worked with determination Now, let
zee what the party are about elsewhere.
IL is pleasing to know that the three companies
Of Rangers ordered to be equipped by Gov Bell, of
Texas for the defence of the American side of the
Rio Grande, are nearly ready and will soon be on
their allotted ground. judging from the incacu'
liable service hitherto rendered to that section OF
our country by the Rangers, under the command OF
Hayes Mccullough, Henre, &c, 1t is but air to an
tcipae that these new companies Will ehectuay ex-
terminate all desperadoes from that region, and
restore peace and happiness to the inhabitants, who
have of late been made to feel the vengeance of
heartless hordes of murderous bandits
The meeting last night at Tammary Hall was
large. but it lacked enthusiasm. II was not
eoual. in apy sense, to the first meeting 1t
WINS about equal to the whig ratification meeting.
There was little or no enthusiasm, because every
one is impressed with the conviction that Pierce
will be elected, and the contests deprived of all in
terest. 1t will be seen that General Cass has de-
olared strongly for the homestead law and inter-
yention in foreign affairs aud the 'ttle Giant has
also come out for intervention and war 10 the knife
against England.
The democrats OF the Twenty'e'gAth district Of
this State, have nominated MT D a. Noble 10,