Whig State Nomination and Electoral Ticket
The Utica convention names W. L. Sewarp and Luther Brapisu for governor and lieutenant governor. Jefferson electors James Burt and P. Wax Contiano head the slate. The ticket aligns with Democratic support, while local anti Whig factions denounce reformers and predict a Whig landslide in November. Local editors decry rabid nullifying rhetoric from opposing factions.
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Controversy and accusations roil local politics
A fragmented letter denounces accusations from Lod House and a local Whig landlord, defends integrity, and condemns hostile media as partisan. The writer warns of trouble as Amos Kendall cites Harrison election, arguing that fraud would be needed to overturn the popular will, while fearing violence from entrenched powers.
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Whig State Convention at Waiea names ticket and delegates
The Whig State Convention assembled at Mechanics Hall Waiea to nominate candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor and Electors. A slate for Vice Presidents includes Cross Blackwelt Hotontocs Sarra Evex Carrout Dance Parrenson. Secretaries named Haestran Capley Lisner Derick. Delegates from numerous counties listed with names and affiliations.
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Kings
Robert M. Blackwelt
Queens
Apranam P. Hotontocs
Columbia
Ezra Sarra
Washington
Jacon Tex Evex
Madison
Cuarcee IT. Carrout
Livingston
Davin F. Dance
Onondaga
Perenr Parrenson
Genesee
Semmeman Haestran
Joan W.capley
Fulton
W. S. Lisner
Monroe
Janes Derick
Erie
Albany
John L. Schoalcraft
Joel B. Natt
Levi Shaw
Allegany
Laurency Hull
Jas. P. Rounswell
Broome
John A. Collier
Cattaraugus
Anson Gibbs
Fredericks
Martin
Cayuga
Christopher Morgan
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Seward and Bradish named Governor and Lieutenant Governor
The convention nominated William H. Seward for Governor and Luther Bradish for Lieutenant Governor after committees were appointed. Electors were elected and reports from Resolutions and Address were deferred. The meeting adjourned to attend Log Cabin celebration with further sessions scheduled.
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Luther Bradish
Gazida
Jesse Matteson
Jocian Bacon
Spencer Kellogg
Mather Beecher
Onondaga
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P. Goull
DT. Dodge
C. Betts
Ontario
Alvah Worden
John L. Cox
Timothy Buell
Wiliam Blake
Jacob J. Ford
Steuben
John Whiting
Charles Adams
Avid McMaster
Suffolk
Charles Woodhull
John Sherry
Sullivan
William B. Hammond
Tioga
Ephraim Leech
Tompkins
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Wister
John L. Overbagh
Daniel L. Bernard
Warren
John Ry
Thurman
Washington
Ezra Smith
He Northrup
Wayne
Philip V. N. Smith
Bouerfield
Westchester
David Harrison
C Wright
Yates
Alexander F. Whitaker
William H. Seward
Election Returns Across States Stir Whig Hopes
Early returns show Gov. Biggar leading in 70 Indiana counties by 8466 with 16 counties pending. Kentucky predicts Letcher to 16k–18k, Harrison ~20k. Missouri counts Clark 8k, Whig lead 2,485 from 13 counties. Alabama reports a strong Whig shift with 18 counties returning more Whig representatives and a probable Senate majority on joint ballot.
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