The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-08

Wurther Letters from Nominees Of AN
Parties for senate and Assembly.

YUNE w tnr lEotoLFlUho -iHni HnI ~ DE-
Hwrther Letters from NoMAtnecs OF All
Par tres for senate and Assembly.
no Increasing indications Of pubic sentiment verify the
se.ak of the HERALD couple Of months ago, when
aosg The assemblags of Stale Convention a. Rochester
ssceIng the rights and wrongs Of and railroads
We well knew the sensitvcness OF the public mind in all
ngs concerning the noble system OF internal improve
bequcathed 10 by the wisdom and enter rice OF
che ilustrous Clinton and his worthy compsers
Right sure were that tho cry Of danger 70 inc
uAAas'' had talsmanic power In arons,ng Inc Poos'o
sroughou the length and breadth Of tho Empire ss''e
Some of our sagacious cosmporsres fancle1 we we're
sashsr prematre-to say the lasi-in Announcing lua.
- Rnchsl..r Stale Convention rallied or The purpose V
rs+ cuing the canals from the run VITO "nsn ~ ale
threatened Tho ..ruin-aye, tho ruin tor sncn was
a. aSn,hatic language in which beraded tho caiam
MA tbat mepaced our glorious canai system
ana VIVA, Is now the ncontestiblo fsc Tue sargng OF
AnS "n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. voice OF mui,utes reaching NJ
80. ar hourly through the conventions and he eAni
Aa,os all par hes or - our pa'ns
YER was before aroused except m one ever metnora
BE instance by matters connected with the internal
which frnished ionnaanon Tor our extra
sdnary commercial prosperity
That single exception forms memorable chapter m
~ history of the Empire State
Yhe intelligent reader win readily conjecture that we
yeser 10 popular whrlwind thai swept through tho land
N vengeance against the removal of Dewitt Citation from
ne CANA Commssionershp which no had SO long dis
sharg. alike gratnitousy and goriously.
Colun's upon columns Of replies from prominent men
e All parties all sections OF the state Triumphant
y yibdicate the justice OF the alarm sounded by the
HERALD "for rescupg the canals from the danger with
vhMh they are threAtaned.D And how better
u eeHge our duty the community than by apprizng
reader Of tho Indications OF the prevalent scutmant
pcuying in upon us from all quarters OF the slater
We have space to-day Tor only small PORTION oil
replies which the Clinton League received within The last
twenty four hours; but these few specimens, in
Guiding numerous senatorial candidates. furnish sgpH
saS proof the strong sentiment awakened throughout
Ehe whole land for the defence OF the canal system
AGAINST what recently characterized, and now again
sararerize, the ruin which threatens our GLORIOUS
en- al system.
AMER the hurrahs and noise OF the great political battle
sa have subsidized, further and fuller quotoi will
hynHhed from the expressions OF pub c scntm nj,
Ansa in the replies Of candidates aud ether promin ant
EXTRACTS FROM The CORRESPONDENCE CLINTON IKAGus.
aUly or WARNER ESQ.,, REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
FOR SENATOR TWENTY sIEs rS p,srkc To 1850
srsrrInKs-yonr circular with inserrcsaories JUS.
sssvsa have only time 20 say
..i 10 am person or Sc. persons 6ess,ns hat .hey
ulo remain The property OF the State. subject only
s@soSd-rhai in favnr Of completing tho enlargement.
Thhd1hai am IN favor Of securing 70 citizens Of this
ties ii he canals and rail- within Be- Smi Nos.
70 SknSI URrnY. Chairman, and Hucn arl.s sesrs.ar
Ohsen League.
Axyly c JONES' ESQ, pEnoCRAIio yoxIsEE roE
ASSEMBLY, iIrrH prsrE'cr CITY OF ssoosLYs
oEruxsEs-Yonr favor of this date is received aud cen
lam n favor Of he copson OF the Of tho
as 70 aw a. he earles, prac.icabe period
' Of he E1l' DAD NV sosps;,ay.
HIssr o'Rlr,lY and HucH ALIEN. Esas Clinton League
ROBERT GRANT ESQ, DEMOCRATIC, sos,vrn
LIBERTY, Sullivan county. Nov. 5, 1850.
eEsrHsrs~ am of my father in reoep. of
bur win pro ably be home until election, ehi, his
vss~. the subject cannot tell but they
HILHousr, ESQ, REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
y1n sEsAIos, r SnasI sISTa DISTRICT
DEAR SIR fnny endorse he answers given by Theodore
Insn Es Of Brooklyn T. The questions put % him on he
'e9' 40 '-"'' : 40 7''' THOMAS aIisi.HousE
JThe repy nf Mr. Tion republican nominee OF the fourth
stA ct Brooklyn, has adopted by Nj Hihouse is FOL
orr's srs Sr y ,ns is ssy = pa
uvsn ALIEN, ESQ Secretary of Cinpan league : A'''
BEAR FRI need 10, take three minutes 20 your
Fra am favor holding the canals as It's own
scond-I am in favor Of their speedy enlargement.
Third am in favor Of fair play between sss
Of its prosperity has flowed for years rhe
sso rs Sseuened 70 vs ese ans hssa ay
snres pro rata law am, yours hastily 5ui SINCERELY
sxrlx or wx NORTON gso. UNION soxisEE roR SENATOR
~ Hrxps,r.n uov ,e.e
To HTERY O'RrrLIy. ESQ., HUcH Afit.S q IN
sIH-in circular addressing in
guk Ms, wonld state
I.-l OF the early compleaop the enlarge
the canals acrorin TO 'w permit The
san al sies between the Assn'ic and the lakes.
I'd opposed 70 the selling the
fss,e converting lnem from public highways into private
A-I favor of IN posing tol the railroads
his by pro bill Ger lsciies Tor trans
yHsa ihe properly thln o.e we'd by other people
State and Of the necessary legislation 70 acoo isa this Just
and equitable object
4s i favor Of paving the canal deo by Toll. instead
q Tor il paid by Tolls States win pay forhs
II by iaSes he CITIZENS OF New York pay al
In ADDITION would remark that bave made the foregoing
Ne distinctive points in he present Yours respect
folly, WIN NORTON.
r. LAWRENCE, ESQ, DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
FLUSHING. QuLgNs CourIy. Nov {, 1853.
To Messrs. HEsgY oRiELy Chairman, and Huoa ALIEN
70
GErTLEMYs-Your letter. relating to the canals "a
received and in reply, have the honor say thai op
posed selling leasle The canals of this ste under
circumstances whatever and the OF nv humble
ati6y, win snsain constitutional movement lending
perfect and complete them.
This believe the first undergraduates To
t- third would reply by saying that while entirely
right In endeavori FIR those
all their just rights injustice kind should 90
niied towards hat large csss Of citizens who
rested their propers In railway enter Believing that
fhe above all the questions eubmred bave
% be- yours, very truly, y. 4. LAWRENCE.
ElPIy OF WILLIAM a, GuEsr ESQ AsERIcAN NOMINEE
SENATOR SIXTH DISTRICT.
New YORK, Nov 8 IaJ9
SR-I have only this your con-, ~
and hasten 10 reply the different interrogaoes respecting
canals.
have only say that feel IN the i'm
oi Intercourse With the West and
rrLt questions answer strongly in the armatiyeand
u elected III be ambition rapid compla
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