New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

I YVES not aware before tia. sou had undertaken
the duty Of pronounoing your judgment upon tue
duties ana obligations OF those who participate IN
Den Ocratic conventions, TO be bound ia honor 10
sulmit to the will of the majority unless they man
"fuly withdraw; and as | did not do that an
compelled To feel obliged TO you for your friendly adj
vice TO me 10 submit, you say YOU have done, 10
the will of that msjority which norfmated you a
candidate. for a sacrifice and peace-ofiering on the
black al,ars set up at Washington to the glory of
constitutional patronage and Custom House patriot
/ ism but you have doubt through defect OF your
memory, omitted to set forth In your Judgment the
conditions and qualifications of the laws creating such
obligation always inserted in the lectures delivered
to recusant Democrats upon their trial-tO Wit. that
svch conventions fairly anu honestly conducted
without corruption or frauds aud without any bar
gaiIs such as l learn you made and violated when
you elected Speaker OF the Assembly and with
out any undue influences, such a. may be seen as
we about thoroughly organized Cussom-House as
upon llordered plantation under the influence Of
an overseer with this difference, that plantation in
ercourse and manners are far preferable TO those OF
the customs.
With these usual proysos and qualifications Ia the
low Of which you seem to be the eXpounder, your
conclusions would commend themselves better TO the
common sense and common honesty oil honest Demo-
Gratis.
I'm pleased TO learn, also, that your individual
views on the Nebraska bill well known. feel
bound now to admit this, as they are so lucidy and
logically SET forth in the resolutions which embodied
them and which YOU voted for in the convention
that every body must see clearly that you warmly
congratulate the country upon the benefits It Is likely
to acquire from the passage of the bill and the en-
largement OF the area of despOtism and Slavery
Through my good nature added 10 the conclusion of
my former letter that was not PERMITTED to dolbt
that you would be able TO answer 1t consistently with
truth ard honor. / mistaken ana must Deg
leave row to withdraw that and TO Say that do not
believe you are able in any respect TO 10 so.
am Sir. your obt serysnt. A MANN, u.
Jamaica, Queens Co., sept TO- lSoi
DELEGATES TO THE WING STATE CONVENTIONS.
I'D
ventiop balloted unnecessarily Thursday and satur
day and reassembled yesterday at noOn choosing H.
Smith of the FIRST Ward as Delegate and j. ii.
WELSH Of the Second Ward as Alternate. We learn
that this result was brought about by the decnation
of Mr. Cody Of the First Ward in favor OF Mr.. Smith
NEw.YoRx ClrY-Id AssemJiy District-lThrd
and Sixth WardsD-At a meeting of Delegates OF the
lid Assembly District, held at the Carlton House on
Saturday evening, pursuant to an adjournment from
Sherwoods D. C. Henderson, of the Third Ward,
was chosen as Delegate at large. ballot was then
taken wbereupon it appeared that JAMES b. TAYLOR,
of Sixth Ward was elected Delegate to the Wing
State Conversion, and CHARLES a. SrErsoS, of Third
Ward, as Alternate having received votes each.
We learn that another Convention was held by the
representatives Of the Third Ward, which is said to
have chosen McMullen as Delegate, and Mr.. Bates,
alternate. A Third Ward Wing chosen by the
Wings of the District last year TO represent the Third
and Sixth Wards
Ontario.-Western District, n j. MILLrKES, ed
itor of Tie Caadnd0igua Times, progressive Wing
papfr. which advocates the nomination of W. II.
Seward for President in 1856. Eastern District John
L. Dox, Wing of an altogether different stripe, who,
il is said by a correspondent, owes his election to
fraud.
Caffarougus.- Eastern District, DELos E. SILL.
Western District the Hon. GEORGE A. S. CRooKER.
Clinton.-A. Is. KIsGsLASD.
Cayuga-2. WILLIAM MUIR.
lfonroe-l. ALEX. BABcocK Of Pittsford; 3. JoHS
ii. MARTISDALE.
FranHin-WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
SuHiran-CHARLEs b. RoosA Of Bethel.
LAter-l. WILLIAM HULL; 9. MAURIcE WrRTs.
Rensseyoer.-3 S.v. r. BLUER.
Niagaro.-l. G. w. GERMAN.
DELEGATES TO INDEPENDENT FREE DEMOCRATIC
STATE coSyESTIoS.
OsregO-S. C. HrsrISGTos and c. g. CASE.
Onondoga-3. LYMAN KINGSLEY.
WING NOMINATIONS.
Ere Co-For Congress, SOLOMON G.. HAVEN; for
County Treasurer. JAMES ID. WAREEs; for Justice
of Sessions. JAMES C. PAUL for Superintendent Of
Poor, JASPER b. YorYGs; for Coroner STERLING
DRIoGs. Assembly 2. RoLLiS GERMAN; 3. EZRA
p. GosLIY.
Oswego-Assembly l. DE WITT c. LIrrLEJoHs.
LAter-Assembly l. THEODORE b. GATES; ?.
JAMES G.. GRAHAM; Treasurer ELIsHAM. BRIGHAM
Special County Judge, FREDERICK l.. WEsrBRooK;
Superintendent Of Poor JARED DoDD; Coroner, SAM
UEL MERcLEAY; Sessions, c. ii. LEFEyRE.
Ifadison-Justice of Sessions, MARTIN SPEAR OF
Cazenovia; Treasurer, Mr.. WILLIAMS of Eatoni Su-
perintendept OF Poor Mr.. HoPPIy Of Lebanon.
WING SoNISATIoss.
Oufgrio-Western Assembly District, SOLOMON
GooDEIL, Progressive Maine Law Wing, noninated
bya vote of go to le over S. " X. Mallory Silver
Gray, who broke his pledge last year by voting
against the Maine Law. In the Eastern District it is
said W. H. Lamport, Silver Gray Rummy, viii be
nominated.
MAINE LAW soNISArIoss
Extraordinarily, GEORGE W. STERLING Pough'
keepsie.
FREE DEMOCRATIC SoNisATIoNs.
Osrego-Assembly, ZISA ID. STEVENS of Oswego,
and A. S. WARsER of Sandy Creek; Sheriff j. ID. MIL
LER, Oswego; Treasurer, GEORGE G. FRENCH, Mexi-
co; Special Judge, j. b. WATSON, Pulaski Special
Surrogate II. RHoDA, CoDstantia; Justice OF Ses-
sions. HARvIY GRAY, Oswegoi Coroner THOMAS NJ
WILSON; Superintendent Of Poor JoHS Ii. MAsS.
HARD SHELL sosIsArIoSs.
Esser. Clinton and Fraakiin-For Congress- ii.
Josyyu r. FLANDERS OF Franklin, editor Of The JET
fersoniaH. 3.
the Nebraskaiie candidate for Congress IN tho AAld
District.
The Hon. GaLrsHl A. CHOW has been nominated
spontaneously by Of all parties for reelection 10
Congress In the XVIII District and WIZ NEE, WIN no
opposition, except by the few Nebrmkate' o' MS ~"
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