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UTICA, Wednesday, June 80 4. NJ.


The Convention of Delegates from the CLAY
CLUES of this State viii meet IN the Methodist
Church at - to-day. A preliminary consulta-
ton to arrange and shape the business coming
before the Convention is just commencing. Del
egatcs are here from all parts of the State
mainly tried and faithful veterans in the Whig
cause.-the victors of '3S and '40-and all ap
pearances indicate useful as well as harmonious
session.


The news from all sections is cheering. The
WMgS have every where ratified the Texas
nominations at Baltimore the very best uor u.s.
that could have been made. By the Van Buren,
men, the names of Polk and Dallas were receiy
ed at first with stubborn ncredulity, and,
when the truth could no longer be resist
ed, with the silence Of death. In two or
three places, they attempted to be comfortcd
with the name of SILAs WRIGHT for Vice
President but when this was taken from
them they were left in the apathy Of blank
despair. | have the names of some Of the'r
leaders who within the last three days have dc
cared that they could not support the Texes
ticket; one of them formally gave In his adhesion
to the Political Abolitionists on Saturday. If the
election of President were to take place TO- morrow
Clay would sweep the State by 50,O00-some
Counties almost without a contest. The Locos will
rally yet, and the most of them will swallow the
bitter pill prepared for them, though many will
not but they can hardly hope to carry the State