New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
POLITICAL

County.-Judge, c. c. Dwight of Auburn. Suro'
gate, VIM. b. Woodin of Springfield. Sheriff, Daniel
ID. Buck of Mentz. District-Attorney, Gen. l. Post
of Auburn. Assembly let District VIM. W. Payne;
lid District, Allen Morgan.
Niagara County.-Assembly, Thomas I. Flagler.
County Clerk, Charles II. Smonds Surrogate, Geo
Bowen. District Attorney, Mortimer NJ. Southworth.
Superintendent, Henry Eschbaugh.
Essez COunty.-Assembly, Martin Finch OF Ches'
tefield Justice of Sessions, Thomas Miller of Mi
neiva. Superintendent of Poor, Daniel Platt Of
Schroon.
Chenango Coumy.-County Judge and Surrogate,
the Hon. Dwight ii. Clarke of Oxford. Special Coun-
ty Judge, Hamilton Phelps Of Norwich. District
Attorney, Elzur II. Prindle of Norwich Justice oil
Sessions, Lewis L. Carpenter of North Norwich. Su
perintendeLt of Poor, Richard Wayne Berry OF Phar-
ssia.
The Hon. Samuel A. Law, who has for two years
ably represented Delaware County in the Assembly,
has been renominated by the Republicans.
In the XXyth New-York Senatorial District, the
Republicans have renominated the Hon. A. B. Will
lams whose services have entitled him to this mark
of confidence His majority will run far up into the
thousands.
The Americans in the Seventh IN. Y.) Senate Dis
trict have nominated Hezekiah ID. Robertson, esq.,
of Westchester. He will undoubtedly be irdorsed by
the Republican Convention.
The Johnstorn IN. " Independent American
repudiates the Brooks Hybrid Ticket, and runs up
the Republican Banner.
The GranriNe (N. ~ Register, awell conducted
and spirited Journal hitherto neutral in political mat
ters. hoists the whole Republican ticket, and will
labor for its success during the campaign.
One of the leading cardinal measures Of the
" American party" Gays The Albany Erening
journal, was Registry law. The Republican party
passed Registry law which, if enforced, will prevent
illegal voting and exclude fraudulent votes. Mr.
Ersstus Brooks who prossed the greatest solcitude
for Registry law, has now nominated State oihcers
opposed to it, and pledged to repeal it Isn't he
nice man And what q wise, consistent, tathtuI
leader of party Starting with political army
1856 GOO stronv he has run it down to 81 OO0 and then
deserts over to the enemy, calling upon those
he has BETRAYED TO follow him When the election
ia over he should embark on boad the " Nulture,
and follow in the footsteps ofhis iustrous predeces
sor, TO England
The Albany organ of Americarism, The States
man refuses 10 put up or advocate the support of the
ticket made al Utica last wetk.
i ID.
letter accepting Lis appointment as member OF the
Central Commi tee named by the Democratic Con-
ventop over which Mr.. Alvord presided, the anti
Tsmmany party says, that it was ineIpedisnt and
unjust to sppont delegates st the late Convention no
unbiased mind can for moment pretend to deny
Also that the great msjority of the Democrats in his
.,ciop of the State in favor Of the district sys-
tenn and strongly opposed to so early an appointment
., rational delegates He thinks the set of delegates
already appointed not for his friend Mr. Dickinson
urder any fsir circumstances. A double aeiega''0n
seems TO be inevitable
The "Ns,ional Americans and old Wings IN
divided ss 10 their duty in the pending
.,.c,iop. G Some want to go for Gov. Banks, while
e,...ir.;.t on maintaining their individuality, and
rurripS third ticket as heretofore +. d. spFssus,
N. Chairman Of The American City Commi"ee mAae &C
his associates strong speech, last knday nisn.' ~
1.Yor Of ;oi,pc the Republicans but they didh re-
"s;vs !, With much favor, and there was row Tne
n,oh,bil,,v il that 10 American or Wing state tcAs