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NEW-YORK.-The Whig State Convention as- sembled at Syracuse on the 11th inst, and nomi- mated WILLARD FILLMORE, of Buffalo, for Gover- nor, and SAMUEL. J. W1LK1N, of Goshen, for It. Governor Willis Hall of Albany, and John A. Collier of Broome. were nominated for Senatorial Electors, and among the District Electors we mo- tice the names of the venerable Pierre Van Cort- land and Judge Woodworth, the only surviving members of the Electoral College which gave the vote of New-York to Thomas Jefferson in 1sOO

 We have just returned from tour through a considerable portion of the Empire State, and have every where found our whig friends in excel lent spirits, confident of glorious victory on the lst Tuesday of November The locos have nomi- mated strong and popular ticket for State Officers -Silas Wright for Governor, and Addison Gardiner tor Lieut.. Governor. It was generally conceded that Gov. Bouck could not be reelected and Mir. Wright has been pressed into the contest because ne was the only man who could bring out the full strength of the party. He will probably outrun the Polk and Texas Electoral Ticket several thou- sand votes, but will nevertheless be handsomely distanced by Willard Fillmore.