NEW YORK.
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The Rochester Telegraph Of the 5Oth u!t. co,
tans notice signed by nearly one hundred younc
men of that village, inviting IA meeting of the ymrs,
men Of Monroe county, 10 take measures fol suI,nT
ing the present administration Of the general eu,em
ment.


The Albany Daily Advertiser, suggests the i]p,
Of State Convention, such as has been held in Viz.
ginia Ohio, and other States, for the re.nCmipaion
and support Of j. Q. Adams.


The Albany Morning Chronicle makes the follow.
ing comments on the assertion OF the Argus that
three fourths of the Legislature of New York are
friendly to General Jackson's elevation to the pres.
dency. "Thus says the Argus, in its sage com.
ments on the recent legislative CAUCUS Now if the
Argus means to say-as he insinuates-that three
fourths Of the present Legislature are in favor of ee
waiting Andrew jackson TO the Presidency, he saws
that which is not so, and which he knows not to be
so. Eighty one, out of the one hundred and sixty
members OF the legislature, were, after vast deal
of toll labor, hesitation and difficulty, drummed n
to the ranks. This is the whole force-let the
friends of the Hero make the most of it''


We are gratled to learn says the Baltimore Pat.
riot that great State Convention similar to those Of
Pennsylvania and Virginia, is about to be held iu
the interior of New York, for the purpose of nom.
mating an ELECTORAL TICKET favourable to
the reelection Of JOHN QUINCY ADAMS a:
Chief Magistrate of the Union. The Albany Daily
4 Advertiser SAYS " Ncw-York will again redeem
herselfirom the thraldum of Southern Vaccinations
aided by Northern Demagogues, as she did in 1884,