New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-11
POLITICAL

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e.s,,Sacua nornssed AeO c.. 9TH A. Ms.
Coarrv, tor justice o. lie ''p''1' W.
tDet r..,.... JobD p Brork has been
..,oi,.,.S by the Republicans o. 'hs An ''''''O
- ,erre.eI.ed BY Col. Pratt
VIE Senatorial District.-Perrin II. Mc6rs"
,Co,.,,na Ia. been nomr stcd for the Senate oy 'he
r.srhge,ns Of The XXIIId to succeed Senator foots'
s.rv.at,o terms in tie Assembly.
VIVA S,na,oriei District. The Republican
r-.,;a, tslA $. Niagara Falls nominated DR.. Pc
terP. Murpby for Ssnstor.
yYJy,t Senatorial Distriei.-The Hon. Lyman
9 IA, bee, repouipated 10 ,his District.
49,, Observation-Disclosures Goss, Pitts-
"a Judee-John c. Cbumssero Rochester. Dis
80, A,toy,ev-Joseph A. S.ull, Rochester. Snrro-
,.,e-A,fred G. Nudge, Rochester. Superintendent
Tue,bv Wallace, Brighton. Justice-slpheus 5.
C,.,k pe,seN. Coroner-WilliaIn w. Bloss Roch-
sher.
B,,kin>r Coan,y.-COun,y Jujge-Ezrs Graves.
J.,,ices-wylys Avery, John Meyer.
Ilster County Union Ticket -Judge-iisnry
p,o.sbesd Republican,. Surrogate -Jeues NJ.
Cooner American). District Attoney-Josepb ID.
sh.s,r American Justice--Jsmes ii. Brown tAmer-
,.srl Coroners-Isssc Staples Republican,, Otis
Church Republican,.
Wvoming County.-Judge-Harlow l.. Comstock,
w.nav. Assembly George G. Hoskins, BenniDg-
Ap. District Attoney-Thomss Corlett, Attica.
Tressurer-Loyd A. Hayward, Warsaw. Superin-
tepde1t-Ezrs Smith, Pike. Coroners-Joseph Ing.
Nam. Genesee Falls; Daniel Keith, Middlebury; Ray
Greene. Wetherfield. Justice-PhicolM Ward Perry.
Sullipan County.-County Judge ALBERT j. Bush.
District Atorney-Isalc Anderson. Coroner-lra
Drake. Seseons-John Parsels Assembly-Gsorge
.. Smiley.
Washington County.-Judge-Osc Thompson.
sunopate-U. G. Parish. District Atorney-s. L..
MeDougal Superintendent-WsrrenC randan. Spe-
sial Ju6ge-Henry Gibson. Special Sunogate--Leon-
ard Wells.
Geneae County Assembly, Elbridge G. Moulton
Judge, Joshua L. Brown; District-Attorney, William
TyrIeD; Superintendent, Lumsn Stevens; Justice
Oswald Bond Coroners, Stewart Chamberlain, Or
hndo X. Croft, Harry Forward.
Oneida County-Senator, William II. Ferry; Judge,
Geo. w. Smith; Surrogate, Henry NJ Burchard; Dis
trict Attorney, Hiram T. jenkins; Superintendent,
full term, Ellis Ellis; fl vacancy, Jonathan y.
Conspt: Justice Martin +. Hamilton.
st. Laurence County-Judge, VIM. c. Brown;
Dstrict-Attorney, Thomas V. Russell; Surrogate,
Harvey d. Smith; Superintendent, Theodore Cad-
well; Coroner, Benjamin f. Sherman; Justices, Or
Wis d. EdgertoD, Silas Baldwin.
Wyoming Coxnty-Judge, ii. L. Comstock (unan-
imously); Dstrict-Attorney, Mr.. Corbett; Assembly,
Mr.. Hoskn; Treasurer, l.. A. Hayward
The State of Mississippi is in imminent danger
from a carpenter named William Lsndberg, who
actually said right before witnesses that negroes
lad feelings as well as anybody else" Thereupon,
Jonathan Wesihersby, nigger-owner, of Sanders
Creek, prints half column in The M'ssisStPDian,
warning the whole South against this frightful ADO
htionst.
The Hon. Arson Bingham has been renoIninated
70 the Assembly by the Republicans OF the lid Dis
trict, Rensselaer, County.
QUEENS CouSTY NoMrsArIos.-At joint Conven-
tion Of the Republican and American electors OF the
County Of Queens, l.. l., VIM. II. OnderdonS was re-
nominated by reclamation for the office oil Distrct
Attorney, on Saturday evening.
The Mokark VALLEY Sentinel thus repudiates the
policy of the leaders of it's party in forming haand
half State ticket at Utica
"OuR PosIrIoS.-Our readers will have noticed,
that in our last ssue departed from our usual course
and omitted to place the nominations OF the American
State Convention at masthead; and further, that
We said nothing regard to the action OF that body
We did this in the hope at least, that some plausible
reason might be given for the motives that controlled
the action Of that assembsge. Two full weeks have
now elapsed, and We have not yet heard or seen a
National excuse for the wanton abandonment there
made Of our party and its cherished principles In the
meantime we have seen many of tho true hearted
Amsricans who have acted with us from the orgaui'
nation Of the party to the present time and with scarce
an exception, we find them sympathizing with Us in
! feelings of utter disgust for the whole thing
"The great issue now before the American people is
the extension of Slavery. For agsnst this all are
arsyed In our noble State, the absorbing issue one
only subordinate TO the national one, is the speedy
completion Of our Canals. On the Slavery question,
the two tickets put in nomination at Syracuse On the
9TH and 18th of September stand in strong contrast.
Remaining, as We do on our BinghsmtOn Platform,
and having now no distinctive nominations os our own
at liberty to give our votes for that ticket whose
nominees stand pledged against the spread of human
bondage. On looking over the resolutions, and the
bet of nominees of these two Conventions the contrast
on the completion Of the State Cansls is equally az
parent Now, ON examining the selections made from
the two tickets a. the meeting al Utica it viii be
that no re gard was paid TO the two great issues
there wac the truest friends of freedom aud Of our
State Canals were purposely left of the ticket, and
enemies put in their stead.
"Nhle Mr. Brooks, in his address, orders, let
none but Americans he put on guard and says We
shave no new record to make he places some OF the
bitterest revilers of principles on the ticket and
60 cap the climax of sbsurdty, puts Mr.. Dorsheimer
q foreigner, on guard over our State Treasury. We
don't object 90 much TO the man. for We believe him
infinitely better than others the ticket, but we do
protest against this utter abandonment Of principle,
and such base hypocrisy.
"Much as We have desired that Americans should
.rule America We confess that We prefer that the