New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
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Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribune.
ALBANY, Aug. 30, ISL.
The Administration party opened the Fall cam-
paign at the capital on Saturday. Conventions
were held in the several A:se nby Districts for the
choice of State and Judicial Delegates. The Softs
had the game entirely in their own hands-several
of the IIards having sold out for consideration.
Rufe Peckhsm, very slippery Hard, who has al
ways had greater regard for spos than principle,
baIgained away the State Delegates to secure the
Judicial delegation Of the county. He is candi-
date for Judge Of the Supreme Court in the llli
District, and will in all probability be one of the
candidates for the seats that are To be made vacant
BY the expired terms Of William Il. and Dcodatus
Wright. The wire pullers here have 50 arranged
the programme that Peckham, OF this city ana
Theodore Miller, of Columbia County, second rate
lawyer, and formerly an intense Barnburner, arc 10
be nominated. The respectable portion 0l the De-
mocracy desired to see W. \. Young, late Recorder
of the city, Nominated, but that class OF
tbe community have but very little to say
in reference to the nominees OF that party. MI
Young proved himself an honest, upright magistrate,
and OF course rendered himself obnoxious to the
bullies and bruiserS who control tue Democratic
primary meetings. leung was thrown overheard
and hadn't single delegate IN the Convention
Rum and rONutlsin are Po'0i'ui s'S
mcnts with the Democracy OF the capital
The trle.blue Hsrds are indignant at Peckbam 5
treache,y, and curses - loud and deep are heard
at the corners OF the streets aud in porter-hoses
where Democratic patriots most do meet Peck
ham is charged Tin causing Sche the Collector OF
your mort to have DELAYED the Custom House ap-
rointments at Albany until he could be nominated
Tor Judge. 1t is whispered that ne bargelned with
Peter Cagger TO make Schel appoint M:Quade
\ ,.t,,tl tba N.,tf hriIU non
his nomination for the Judgeshp. Gus Schel. We
hardly think, will allow RUFF Peciham to nose
him in this WAY. Some sey Peckham bias Schell
where Mrs. Cunningham had DR.. Catlin, and as
evidence point 10 the fact that the Collector has
not YET made his appointments at Albany. There is
a nice kettle OF fishing boiling.
All four of the delegates to the Judicial Conven-
| ton are for Peckham and Miller. Three OF the
| four State Delegates are OF tue putty order; the
fourth. John d. Chism, from Cumberland, is cross
! between HindOo and Hubker. He is a genuine
| Know Nothing. Somebody viii steal him If ne ever
| cets beyond the limits OF Albany County. The
| Sofis wanted Judge Amass }. Parker in this dis
tIict hut our Hederbtrgh agricultural friends bear
10 great love TO Judge Parker. By the way, the
| Judge has had very anxious eye toward Washing
| ton for several months past. Nothing has turned
up yet for the man whc opens other peoples letters.
"Wat for the wagon, Judge, aud well all take
| ride
| TIE delegate from the [, urth Assembly Distrc!
are worthy representatives Of Democracy. Frank
| KaIney "a shoulder. hitter" from the Little Basin
I is brother Of tie notorious Woolly Karney Of
| California ballot stufiing nOtoriety. The judi
| cia delegate is Smith Waterman, distinguished in
J. G. Matlers's Eastwood contract TO swiDdle The
State, and celebrated IS the most scientific dealer
from the bottom in all Wess Troy He will turn W
| n kpaye at the Convention when Peckham is nOmi
| mated.
| The approaching State Convention at Syracuse
PROMISES 70 be made up OF strong men. Washing
Ion Coan.y, we see by the papers, sends Isaac w
Bishop, partner Of tie notorious John C. Kiutl
in ire Bank coTIup,ious and rascaites euacted j
ne Legislature some twenty yesrs ago. Wvid
| Win the records Of the Seuste u lo3,-j. VII