Editorial Correspondence
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THE WIG STATE ON E> ! AO-' ''se'''-
Lied this cify at l. ''o'N' ''-pa'' ' '''''
calling the roll De''sa'e' ''0'. 0f', '-''''' -
Counties responded aad more VIII d'uo'ie's come
IN by thu Western oar'' . stronger O'''e''''oi
in talent and character MS never assembled IN 'he
Empire Sts'c II was called to order BY Aoa'
lsAA' LACEY Of Monroe On whose motion hon.
HENnr a. LlvIN"sToN, Of Duchess was tempo
rary called 10 the Char, and JosErH JULiASD oil
Chenango, appointed Secretary. The Counties
having been called, aud NISErY-ForR delegates
from Forty-scyen Countie- appeared. on motion OF
Gen OsrRoN Of tica. Comlaittee Of one from
each Senate District was appointed 10 select ofii-
Gers for the Convention VINO after retiring pToPo-
scd Hon. GEORGE ". PATTERsoy Of Chautauque
for PRECEDENT ABRAHAM r. LAwRFNcE of New
York. Col. I.tvlxGs7oy of Dutch.ss, and six other
Vice-Prcsdents, with four Secretaries, a. will be
fonnd below. The call Of the Convention was read.
Commt,ecs we're then appointed to report an Ad-
dress and Resolutions expressing the sense Of the
Convention a brief and animated Address was
made by the President aud the Convention then
took recess till 3 o'clock.


A glance al the list Of Delegates will convince
any onc acquainted with the public men OF our
State that NEw-YoRK is emphatlcally represented
bv those whom the Fr-emen have delighted to
, c,.,,l NIo--hors of CONGRESS Senators