New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

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Peckhsm and Daafo-tA X. Olasy arc tAs,r o.,.
nents.
In the Iyth (Sarssogs and ST. Lswrspcs, n.
trict, PLATT POTTER Of Schenectady il tia D.
publican candidate. He came into the Rsouhs..-
organization from the Deuocrstic sids ".
widely and well known, and his capacity and st..
are not doubted. AlOnao C. Paige, also Of Soh.o.,
tady, is his opponent and the retiring ipcumh.r,
In the With Oneida and onondassl D;,,-;.. =,
sEPH MULLTN Of Jefferson County, il tia p,..n
lican candidate. He served one term with 49,.
ton in Congress, and declined reelection. h,,..
been elected as Wing when no other VIII ea.s
have been chosen from the District Mr.. Nm.
was candidate on the Republican ticket 70, Jpa..
of Appeals two years since, and shared the fss q
biz party. He is admirably qualified for aJua,..
ship. Frederick w. Hubbard, also Of Jeseno,
County il the incumbent and the Democrats
candidate for reelection.
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL Of Otsego Is the Rsouk
Ecan candidate in the With Madison and TON,
District Robert Parker Of Delaware 10 hs Den.
ocratic opponent. Mr. Campbell represented 10
largest district of our City in Congress most ".
ceptably, and afterward served one term On tie
bench of our Superior Court. Declining q 70.
election, he returned to bis native town (CAsrry
Valley to spend the evening Of his days in retire.
ment, but this could not be. He was nominated for
the Court Of Appeals BY the Americans two years
ago. and received large vote; but the Hsrds"
and Softs" having united on candidate agaias
him, he was defeated. Last year, when the issue
of Freedom or Slavery became obviously para
mount, he proved true to the FreeSoil principles Ia
upheld while in Congress, by uniting in the "NorsA
American" movement, and was chosen President Of
the Fremont Club Of his town on its organization.
He spoke from town to town in Otsego County,
and was efficient in producing that extensive adhe
sion therein of Americans" and Democrats" b
the Fremont cause which gave new aspect to the
returns from Old Otsego. In view Of bis eminent
character and services, his name was, without bic
knowledge presented to the late Republican Shte
Convention, as the fttsst man for Secretary Of
State, and only the urgent claims Of the West TO .
leading place on the ticket prevented bis nomina
ton. We believe no one will question Mr. Camp,
Dell Capacity VI "oAeh
In the With (Cayuga and Monroe) District
THOMAS A. JOHNSON, Of Steuben County, is the
Republican candidate. He is now closing fun
term of service iu the same station in which be has
earned the popular approval which he Is about TO
receive.
In the With Erie aud Chautauque) District
MARTIN GROVER, of Allegany, and NOAH DAVIS,
it,, of Orleans, are the Republican candidates-tss
resignation of Judge MuIett having created "
eancy which Gov. King filled last Winter BY the a.
pointment of Mr. Davis. 1t is a remarkable proof
of the complete placement Of old party lines By
the Republican movement that two conspicuous
Radical Democrats are the Republican nominees b
this former Wing stronghold. Mr.. Grover is wido-
" known as one Of the most effective and eminent
disciples of Silas Wright, and an early and uawa.
vering champion Of Free Soil for Free Labor Hs.
has never been Judge of the Supreme Court; bot
he has shown abundant capacity and fitness for Ass
post Mr. Davis is now serving to good purpose,
as the vote Of bis District VIII show
Such are the candidates or the Supreuss Court
of our State presented oy the Republicans Of the
six interior or rural" Districts. We no wss
dsparage their opponents when we say that sal4
or better men have not been presented by any psr.
Ut any Judicial election.