The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-15
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Mr. Barney Of Queens. proposed that he s ss
the democratic convention and then adjourn ana meet at
Syracuse the l4th, there complete The ticket.
S:sss BY &. " az e %
mate full ticket the Syracuse Convention adopted
and the nominees ofthe other convsnoa adopted
long debate followed in which Msssrs King DsyslIn,
anu Suts opposed the adjournment 70 SYRACUSE and Mr.
Ap Msssy. q T. New Yo,a advocated Il.
proposition for union tom tie Syracuse convention.
a,n nEw Ss hs oeocs notion was made 70 adjourn I'LL
Messrs Bovine, of New York, and Dbble. Of Cene.ee.
opPossesd no u %n,e b N strong ssg terms
The discussion last evening further continued until
morning are closed the debate ST an s
speech of half hours DURATION in favor Of ,he
Mr., Hunts amendmen, 70 nominate full ticket Of the
was then acted upon, and rejected BY yeas ST.
nays o. and the resolution accepting the snon adopted
UTicA, Sept 1912 m.--The convention reassembled
this morning, when Mr.. Curtis of Onondagus moved 10
proceed TO nominate judge ofappeals secretary q State
Buren, moved by ballot which was carried II was how
syss resolved live dispense with the ballot in nSnans the
unanimously renominated for that Office. 3 4 a
ls ss M No. e
was then declared nominated.
q the Buffalo Republic. had a votes; G. J. Chase 81
Sidney Lawrence and Nathan Jones g. On the second
ballot WEIGH had 81 and Chase u. Mr.. WEIGH was de-
For State engineer Alexander Campbell Of Albany re-
ceiyed y votes and orville Chds TO- Mr. Campbs was.
Mr. Van Buren, reported series Of resolutions, which
seconded by Mr. Hunt supported By dozen
and finally adopted m,
Death Of an editor, &c.
CINCINNATI, Sept l3Alber O. Day, late publisher ana
associate editor OF the Enquirer, died last night.
market Sales Of OO baes old brands Il IS So Sugar
and coffee very firms Whiskey 10 dull at 70 cents per
gallon The river Is stationary. 5.e
I.5 & 4.
z Close Of the Agricultural Fair, &c.
SYRACUSE, Sept 1.-THE great State agricultural fair,
which has been in session this place for some days past
delivered by Prof Johnson is very highly spoken or
and contains large amount Of useful information 70 all
who are engaged In agricultural pursuits
The military had grand parade. Gen. Wool and Gov.
Fish Were present. and reviewed the troops. TWAS de-
cdedly beautiful display.
fair held meeting last night in reference the nee post
The Hon Henry Clay left here yesterday morning for hi.
home.
The Empire City asam-Co~ditics of the ssarksts &C.
New YoRx, Sept IA. p. m.--The steamer E,npire
G %hGs here % ssss
o'clock II the afternoon for Chagre and has already TWO
unchanged-sales Of common western 1t ~ sia 81 81,
and prime do. IS l2i Genesee % a. southern S6
Corn meal and rye -four unchangedsaes Of red wheat LOS
mixed 80, and yellow 81 SO cents Oats 40 csn,s. Rye
SO cents. Provisions and groceries steady No change
prices. The cotton market 10 somewhat unseied-ten-
in bbls
PHrLADrLpHrA Sept iAThere Is no change whassvsr 10
note in market. Prices Of all commodities remain -
quoted yesterday.
Death of Captain Hoeard.
ST. LOUIS. Sept ia-CsP..in Howard. who was shot by