New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
The Whig State Convention,
rraspoI lenca Of Tho N " Tubuee

Correspondence Of The N. T. Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Friday, Feb q, 1852.
The most enthusiastic Wing Convention
that has assembled in Indiana for the last dozen
years was in session yesterday. The Opposition
Convention, two days previously, had been much
boasted over on account OF its numbers, but the
Wing Convention exceeded 1t, not only In size but
also in enthusiasm and zeal The Representative
the delegates, and they az Ourned to the spacious
Masonic Hall, which will hold | $780, and which was
censely crowded
erboT, presided. Instructions IN favor Of WiNFIELD
SCOTT aid JonN J. CRIrTErDgS for President and
Vice President passed unanimously. There was
DOT whisper Of 0issent. No other name spoken
Of; and whenever the name Of the Hero OF Lundy's
Lane and Cerro Gcrco was even accidentally alluded
to IN the many eloquent speeches that were made,
the shouts Of applause would make tbs welkin ring
again. The Delegates are Instructed 10 vote as a
unit and II the electoral vote OF Indiana is deemed
OF any value to assist Ia elec.0g Wing President,
Gen. SooTT must be the nominee. With hin We can
cary the State, the Opposition ackoo Lodging
that he viii give taGm c ose race. Win no other
card dste will there be TIE slightest hope though
shal cordially support the Wing nominee, whoever
he may be.
The nc solutions Teaf6rm the old Wing Platform,
and say nothing, one way or the other IN regard to
slavery or sIy sectional question. The Wings OF
Indiana Or peace not for agitation 20 p1t 60 rn
sgitailOn-and are also for liberation, and no. for
ProcIustean bed, to which every Wing shall be re-
quired to conform. The resolutions express SYM
patty with all the struggles for Freedom among the
people OF the Old World.
IDe Wing State ticket is the most popular one ever
presented TO the people. NICHOLAS McCARTY, the
present Senator from this Couory and mo most do.
teryecy popular man IN the State, was n0min ated
for Governor by acclsmasion. He is plain, unas-
sumIng, honest old farmer, who has not an enemy In
the State, and who, without any claims TO glowing
orr tory, is irresistible tong the masses WILLIAM
WILLIAMS, OF k0sclusko Co., most capital stump
speaker 10 the candidate for Lieutenant Governor
ID. MAGUIRE, OF this County, one OF tho best state
Auditors We have ever had, for Auditor. Capt. j.
OSBORNE, of Clay, for Secretary OF state A. VIII,
LrANs, the present popular Quaker Treasurer OF
Wayne Co, for State Treasurer Rev. AARON
Woop of Putnam, for State uperintendent OF Pub.
lie Instruction. A. l.. OSBORN, OF La rof.e one OF
the best lawyers In the State, for Reporter OF the
supreme Court and J. A. sTRsTcH, OF Grant Co,
for CLERK of that Court The four cindiiates Tor
Supreme Judges are four OF the best JarIs. Oh she
State. B. HOVE, Of La Grange CHAs DEWEY, Of
Clark, who was osIfacised from the Supreme Bench
on account Of his politics, BY Gov. Wnitcomo,
Judge MCDONALD, OF Monroe Co the most popular
Circuit Judge III the State, and who has been re-
elected more than once by Legislatures OF adverse
politics and Judge GooKfSs, Of Viso, who, on ac-
count Of his qualifications, was appointed Circuit
Judge by Lcce. Foco Governor, over candios.e
of the same party lt presents a very strong con-
trast with the weak and incompetent Bench nsmi-
dated by the Opposition Convention.
The Electoral Ticket Is as follows:
HEsRY 8. LANE, of Montgomery Co.
o'ats-- r. A. HAcKLEmAs, OF Rush.
Distriet-I /. Q. DeBuler, Of Dubois H. j. d.
Ferguson, Of Clark Iii. Scott Carter, OF rltser.
land w J. ii. Farquhar, OF franklin; v David
Kilrore. of Delaware, vi u. NJ. Finch. OF Frank
lin VII. r. W. Thompson, Of virgo Will G. y.
Bebm, of Tippecance TX. T. 3. standeld: OF 81.
Jo,eph; K James s. Frazer, OF Kosciusk0 Ai Jno.
M. Wallace, Of Grant.
The Delegates TO the Wing National Convention
are
JOHN s. DAVIS, Of Floyd.
Sfats- SCHUYLER CoLFox, Of st. Joseph.
Disty,cs l. &. Barker, Of Vanderburgh. IL n r.
Thornton, Of Floyd Ill. N: s.app, Of Jefferson
WAVE. vi. j d. Defrees, OF MaTion VII r. N.
Hudson, Of yigo VIII. W. X. Rochester, Of TIP
pscslce; TX. j. W. Dunn. OF Cas- \. wm' U.
Ewing, Of Alien; XI. Jas. Sweeizer, Of Grant
-Kossutb is just arriving. He is to be
welcomed BY the Governor in the state-House-
square, and received by the Legislature tomorrow.
LooEKRoS.