New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-09
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK POLITICS.
WING NOMINATIONS.

WING soNIsATIoss.
The Hon. HENRY BEssETI on Thursday re-
nominated for Congress by the delegates represent
ing the Wings of Chenango, Broome and Cortland
Counties, WHO met at CortlandviIle We believe
there is some objection or demur 10 Mr.. B. in certain
localities based on the assump ton that he has
served two or three terms already. As, however,
be has served faithfully, and was one of those who
did not ohjeo; to sitting up after o'clock at night to
vote against the Nebraska bill trust ne will be re-
electec by ,untful majority.
ma Council District -Jn Saturday night the
Wig Charter Convention Of the Second Ward nom
mated GIDEos CLIFTON their candidate for Coun-
cillor. Mr. c. il a member Of the present Board
having been elected Wing and Reformer.
Byoome, Chenango and CORTLAND -CoDgress, q,
HENRY BEssETT, the present incumbent
U,sfeheLr, Rockk.nd and Putaam TX The
Wing District Convention at sing Sing, yesterday
nominated BaYARD CLARKE of Westche-ter, for Con-
Ttmpkins CLenuhg Toga and Schuyler
XVII For Congress, JoHS NJ PARKER. He made
d speech before the Convention which nomna'ed HIM,
accepting the homer coerred aud lndc'-lng the reso
buttons OF tie Syracuse Wing State Convention
Dtf0race.-1be Convention IF the American party
of Delaware met at Dover on Wednesday, and nom
mated Peter +. Cuusey for Governor, and Elisha
ID. Cuban for Congress.
SOfI.sHELL sOhiNAIlOks.
Madison and Osrego.-Congress, So long term
LEAyDLR BABcocK OF Oswego, and SYDNEY L FAIR
CHILD Of NJ 4dison for the vacaocy.
Broome, Chenango and Courtlaad-OLvER c.
CRocKER.
HARD-sHELL NOMINATIONS.
Broome, CLenangO and Coytland.-Congress, 81,
EDWARD TosPKIss of Binghamon.
MAssAcHusE1Is The Hon Thomas ID. Elliott OF
New-Bedford, the faithful Representative in Con-
eress from the Let District has been renominaed by
n q " hirs Of his District, by acclamauon Resolu-
tons were ADOPTED, strongly denouD0ng the Ne
braska Itifdy, the extension of Slavery, and pedg-
iIc the Wings TO an uncompromislng opposition 10
the pro. Slryery policy of the Administration
Henry :. Nashburn of Worcester, declines the
hig Congressional nomination in thu lXth District
ard +, conmeLds the return of the prescott able and
efficient member, the Hon. Alexander DE Witt who
will without doubt be re-nomlnaed by the Republic
cans.
the Bosion DAILY Adrerfis.r says:
"I is now said by those that profess TO know some
thing, that the Massachusetts, Know Nothings have
nominated for Governor Jonathan Pierce OF Boston,
pump and block maker, Commercial ST.
KIsG's CouyrY.-The colored voters Of Kings
County are invited to assemble at the Rev. Mr..
Hodges church. corner of South Sixth and Eleventh
sts ,Wamsbu,gh, 90 Monday, the 10th inst, ats p.
NJ, 10 consider their duties with reference to the
approaching election. Those of the City OF New
York are invited to meet and consult with them.
The Gail lie signed Robert Brister, Willis A. Hodges,
u. A. Morse, Z. Dias Elijah Bundck, Chss. Z.
Hodges. Thomas Van Rensselaer,, Committee.
INDEPENDENT or "MIxED" sohISATIoSs.
Saratoga Co.-An independent Mas County Meet.
ing was held at Baison Spa the oh, at which the
following ticket said TO be half Wing and half Demo-
craft was presented:
For Juegt...........J,NEs B McREAS Of Saratoga
20, Clok........JAnEs " HoRroS (pres. ut insunbt)
For Tred,wer. ...ASTHosY HICKS
Fer Sspt Poor. ADRIAN MIopL EBsoox.
For ys,tre Se,si9ns. .EzRA WEsTcorr.
70, ymen. =. South District. LEwIs J. Fish.
North District, AUSTIN L. REYNOLDS.
The State Ticket of the Free Democrscy-Clark
for Governor, Bradford K. Wood for Lieutenant,
&c.-was adopted The local ticket is said to be a
strong one. Judge Hay presided az the meeting.
To he Ed!,07 q The n. y Tribvn<
SIR: According to the order of the Wing General
Committee published in your paper of Saturday,
Sept. 30, TIE Wing Mayorahy Convention will con-
vene at the Broadway House, on Tuesday evening.
the 10th inst instead OF the 9Th stated in your
paper Of this morning.
The Judiciar, Convention meets on Monday, and
The hour for each Us clock.
Please make the correction and thus oblige tie
Wing party of this City. c. b. WHEELER, iNew.si
NEw-JIRsEY - Congressional Nop.iaa.ioa.-The
Democratic Fifth District Congressional Convention
of New-Jersey me; in Jerey City, at Commercial
Hotel, on Saturday afternoon. The Counties Of Had-
son and Esse1 are compised in this district Samuel
K. Wnsus, E.q., of Ne~srk. presided Dr. John
: Darcy Of Newark and Charles Fink OF Jersey
City we're nominated Subsequently Mr.. Finks
name wss ~i'hdrawn, and bis preference for the NOM
iuaiion Of DR. Darcy at the time expressed.
Dr. Darcy a. III. nominated by reclamation. Reso-
uons were passed which approved OF the National
complimented Gov. Price Of New
jersey. ard approved of the Nebraska and kan-as
bills. They met with some opposition, but were
adopted by decided majority.
Democratic County Conrerticx- - On Saturday
veniag ibe HUDSON County Democratic Convention
me, At Commercial Hall, in jersey City and nomi-
rat Cd the County tickets as follows:
Far County Clerk, Abram Morrel OF Jersey
Tity: for Surrogate, Charles 5 Barnard Of Hoboken
or Sb, riff Gillon Van Houghion Of North Bergen
or Cor, Thomas j. Foot of Jersey City, jesse
Hopper Of Harrison, and Carrot Van Mater Of HOBO.
,en At ti'e opening OF the Convention il was decided
hat the m, ory of the Delegates representing each
v ard and 1, 'wnship in the County should csst the
oe of their Ward Township. While the Delegates
4 the first Ward were agreeing upon their vote,
spute arose be tween two of them relative 20 the
.noida'es for tke office of County Clerk-Nessrs.
Abram Morrel ana George w. Cassedy--snd one OF
he Delegates mer,ber of the General Committee, |
truck smother one, f1r which ne was afIerTsrd ar