The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

70 sstaaHsA the hst That Mr.. Clad ID Mr.. sswsrd's
nan, the Journal - spsak Of pabhhes votes e silver
x .Ss e a% = comfy
granted that M Clark necessarily The property Of his
ltheir) eppeneDts apsesd.nts were Of asoount, In
that the candidate Lieutenant Governor vas oaee
violent silver gray, that he thought Of estsbs ing the
paper which afterwEds bscans the Albany Aegsasv.
Setter hosevsr, not 70 b evokng an sosdents No de-
sire union and harmony but to presume that the cand
dates selected for win dsalf&ry and justly
by al the old sections Of the party.
From the Evening Mirror, Sept. AL
This h ticket 10 cannot and will not support or
Myrsn Clark We know nothing beyond vhst Is con-
Gr cl.ri has eouns I'd spa sessa ii throughout hi,
Senatorial with those termed Seward men, and
IA. been ever With the foremost IN au measures Of
sstasce to slavery sagress n, and has been early
constant and jealous champion Of the Aaine law" That's
enough.
or Br. Raymond We know too much. Hess man of
more ability stability Like the Irishman's para
do1ical asa you put your finger on him and he isn't
s ss an. =. =: aop like to
7rtaSes expositon Of Mr. Kaymond's public character
covers our objections to him candidate for high
"Be too, has been regarded in the divisions Of
the cay IS 'Se ward man., though not immoderate
such as TO render him obnoxious to the great body Of
Gov 6ewsrd's wing acversaiiss It win only be neces
to have generally known that he was not the su
thor of the anti Maine law articles which have from me
to me appeared in bis Times, that his views have
materially changed for the better since til Il journal
commended ov seymours veto message Is command
Ing The approval Of al sober men, TO insure his election
Precisely 80 Only let him repudste his past course
Ha urnalist let him swallow of his words
DOS only on the liquor law, but Abohtionsm Kos
suth'sm and civers other sms which he has stradded
ana roden and then hoped of his hobby horse
down and hem do, even for the ismatc palate Of Ho
What ih.n shall we dor In the sombre language Of
Webster, g whsre shall we gof" There are already
An out and out national Know Nothing, who would
susep the hed iiHe hurricane Or shall go to
ssunsh anti ssmnisraton man n SoSu
we should PREF to vote for Govern seymour He is
one Of the ceverest men In the State, clear headed
But be hard glove with an admioistratcn whose
patronage fatal he Is the favorite If Rynders and
vii nuke, In the ming contest what, in sporting
phrase, IL called "foft match" against his competE
tors .ha Be serry to see SO good courser 70 bad
We throw cut thu has,y reaect NJ to-day and whom
We have had time 10 look around to weigh and
cspoidates to ssceraln how regards Know
Knothing friends shall be able to lay our course
more clearly,
From the New York Daily Times (edted by the candi-
date for Lieut. G0verpor) sept all
WING CONVENTION.
The Wing Convention ~ Syracuse last evening, nomi
Hatad Myron Clark Of Ontario, At present member
u The Sats Senate for Governor Of New York. Henry
Roy ond Of New York. for Lieutenant Governor henry
Fhzhugh Of 0swgo. for Canal Commissioner and Nor
wot Bovine state Prison Inspector. The nominations
scries # resolutions read which il does bodys
Afd1t good to read There ine1pedient bemts
Mex. They are emphatic in their denuncatioN Of tie
Kansas Avaska li and all scA0 aided it, passage and
explicit On the sla~ ~ qaestioW Read them.
From the New York Tribune, sspt Eli
TIE wHIG CANDIDATES.
The Hon Ayron H. Clark, the whg candidate for CIV.
ernor has been member Of the Sts,e Senate from On
taro and Livingston for the last three years. The silver
ereys Of Ontario cut him in 1851 throwing their votes
Tor his regular opponent Oliver Phelps Who thus nearly
vote Of the district then stood
Coumttes. Clark Phelps.
Untario .......................33S 7 SI33
AAvlDgston. ............34 S0 2176
Clark's sjority, 1867.
Last fAl Mr.. Clark war candidate for 70 election
when the democrats the former favor Of the s
yer grAys BY presenting candidate bat polling all
their strength (hard and soft) for seorgs Wilson, lead
irg silver gray lawyer Of CanaDdaguA who stump
aeainst Nix Clark, with the following RESULT
Counties. Clark Wizaom
q, DAD Z,4O0
Livingston .....................2,967 1896
Clark's majority, 2l37.
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