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Ford are the Delegates at large to the Baltimore
Convention.


Though VIC have made no great display in num-
bcrs the notice for the Convention beng very
short nor of those banners and emblems of pio-
nccr fe which characterized the assemblages OF
1910, vet you may rest assured that the proper
spirit is aroused, and that in the language Of Mr..
Grener, the Ohio Wing Poet and Songster,


From hill and valley, the Wings viii rally


For SrAHGLER and for CLAY"


Yours, &C. |. S


Electoral Ticket:
Senate Hon. THOMAS CoRwIN, of Warren.
rial. PETER HlrCHCoCK OF Geauga.
Dist. L. Hon. BELLAMY SToRER Hamilton.


III. WILLIAM BEBB, Butler.


III. AARON HARLAN, Greene.


". Hon. SAMSON Mason, Clarke.


V. DAVID j. Corey Henry.


VI. JOSIAH ScoTT, Crawford.


VII ADAM BARR1ERE, Adams.


VIII. z. W. CLARK Clemont


X JOSEPH OLDs, Pickaway.


K. DANIEL NORTON Knox.


NI WAsH1SGToS w. CoNcKL1s, Marion.


XII. SAMUEL r. HoLcoMB, Gallia.


Kill HARLOW CHAPIS, Washington.


NV JOHN CROOKS, Guernsey.


XIV. SAMUEL w. BosTWICK, Harrison.


XVI JACOB URICK. Tuscarawa.


XVII. JOHN w. GILL, Jefferson.


XVIII. CYRUS SPINK Wayne.


NiA. JACOB II. BALDWIN, / IrufnDull.


XN WILLIAM L. PERKINS, Lake.


XXI JOHN FULLER, Erie.


lT The Buffalo Commercial has a call for
meeting to form CLAY CLUB, signed by over four
hundred Wings of that city. This is fair begin
ming. Buffalo has been preposterously Loco for
the last three years, but will give handsome ma
ortv for CLAY and FILLMORE.


XXVITH DlsrRIcT.-The Wings Of the Con-
gressonal District composed of the Counties of
Tompkins, Yates and Chemung, held Conven-
ton at Havana on the 4th and elected T. w.
LAWRENCE Of Tompkins their Delegate to the
Wing National Convention, with WILLIAM WHIT
NEY of Y ates as substitute. Their Delegate was
instructed to support HENRY CLAY for President
Of course, and with regard TO the Vice Presidency
as follows:


"That if the Baltimore Convention shall locate in
the State of New-Nor the candidate Tor the wee
Presidency our Delegate to said Convention be re-
commended TO favor the nomination OF MILLARD
FILLMORE to that station the first choice OF this
district and as one well qualified TO hl II with honor
TO himself usefulness 10 the country, and untilnch-
inc integrity 10 his party.


MILD DIsTmcr.-Ihe Wings of the Con-
gressional District composed OF Broomc Che
mango and Tioga Counties, have chosen FRANK
LIN WHITNEY, of Broome, their Delegate to the
National Convention.


DEATH OF GEN. JACOB Morris ls.-This venera-
bic and distinguished patriot died at his residence
in the town of Buternuts Otsego county, on the
10th inst in the S9th year Of his age. We shall
content ourselves with but glance at the hsto-
rv of this much respected citizen and soldier
The duty and privilege of preparing suitable
Obituary Will, we doubt not, devolve upon
friend, (Col. STONE of the Commercial Advertls-
err whose long and intimate acquaintance with
the deceased Will enable him to do justice to the
memory of an eminenuy good man.


JACOB NORRIS the second son of Gen. LEWIS
Morris, one Of the signers Of the Declaration OF
independence, was born at Morrsana on the 18th
December, 1855. The commencement OF the Re
volutionary war found him clerk IN mercan-
tile house in Philadelphia, which he left to be-
come aid-de-camp to General LEE. With hun
he was present at the battles of Fort Moutrle and
Monmouth, and esca ped capture at Morrlstown
with General Lee, by being casually absent
on visit to his sick wife at Philadelphia. lie
was for short time one of the aids oil General
Arnold and it is remarkable that this spotted
traitor should have had IN MS military idlllIly l"o
young men of much purity and excellence OF
character as General JACOB MORRIS and General
MATTHEW CLARKsoN. He became settler on
Morris's Patent in 17S7, and so entirely unbroken
was the wilderness at that time that during his
attendance on the Legislature of New orh as
Assembyman from Montgomery county, for tour
months his wife saw the face of no white person
except her own children. At the election OF VI
sego county in 1871, during the administration
of GEO. CLINTON, ne was appointed Clerk OF that
County, and held that office until lSOl. He was
repeatedly elected to the Assembly from Otsego,
and Senator from the Western District, and was
appointed MAJOR General IN the militia OF the
State Gen. WASHINGTON and Governor JAY
honored him with their personal confidence and
friendship Gen. La FAyETrE knew and esteem
ed him He expressed to his son, one of the last
Americans who saw him, on his death.bed, his
resnect and veneration for his fathers character


Albany Evening Journal.
Appointments by the Governor and i!ss1n't senate
YATES Co.-AndIew Ohver FiIst ; 'u1ss' u ' " 'N
Johm s Ceavel4ad Judge place OF Jacob IFemper l
NOV ed from the County


NJ A gentleman from Port Richmond, I. :"
informed US Yesterday, that short time before
he left, party OF laborers armed lett that pace
for the scene Of rioting on the Weand canal anu
that serious disturbances were anticipated.
'ti0' SSA TRufalo Gazette.