~ The Delegates from the Southern Countie
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G The Delegates from the Southern Counties
10 the Wing State Convention wero mainly IN
Albany Yesterday morning on their way to Syra-
cuse. Among them there appeared very gene
raj unanimity of feeling in favor of LUTHER
BRaprsa for Governor and anxious hope that
JOHN A. COLLIER may yet be persuaded to accept
the nomination for Lieutenant Governor. Mr.
Collier will be warmly supported for the tirst
place, and will doubtless receive very respecta-
bic vote, but we think Mr.. Bradish will be nomi-
mated. If, in the case, Mr.. Collier should Pc
remtorily decline the Licutenancy, we hardly
know who will be selected. Hon. GEO. W. PAT
TpRsos has been named, but we believe the COR
tipgency of requiring some other candidate than
Rfr. Collier has hardly yet attracted general at
tention.


z At the Regency Convention WIN. c. Boucx
will be nominated for Governor without competl-
fion, but the abrupt and eleventh-hour declension
OF the Lieutenancy by D. S. Dickinson has given
rise to an active for that post It's neces-
sary that the man should come from the South
West. as Loco-Focoism will never give that region
any thing but Offices and Mr.. NATHANIEL FAR
R1scros of Tioga (now State Treasurer is under
stood to be the Regency favorire, but LEVI S
CHArrlELD (Speaker of the House, is making
strong push for it. We hope be may get it.