The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-07
Our Syracuse correspondence.
SrRAoUss Hover,


SrRAouss Hover,
srRAcsss, September 5-11 A. NJ
The HuHk~ Cswve~ho~-Yarripel Of the New York Dele
ssfiss-7hs Sfsfe Fa;r Ys~kes SuAiyes and Walker
Greet Eseite.e~t.
The Hunker Nominating State Convention, that ID
to convene In this city to- day, WILL from ell appear
snces be largely attended During tho arrivals of the
different trains yesterday afternoon and last night
quite number Of delegates from various counties In
the State, together with the New York delegation,
made their appearance, which caused this elegant
hotel" ss well Is Rusts Hotel to be well filed for tho
night Among the number alrssdy.h are Governor
Marcy Hon. Aaron Ward, Of Wsstohsstsr; v. 8. Ben
ton Francis Cutting, VIM. Shaw, Lorenzo B. Shop
psrd, A. Kennedy, Chancellor Wslworth, Edwin
Crosswell, and also . number Of other distinguished
Quite . number Of eauouses haze been held here
this mornng-some wishing to await the result Of
the mass convention OF the i4th inst before state
ticket 10 nominated others wan. to POSTPONE this con-
vention until the bsrnburners have had theirs at Ut
CO. the 18th inst while others In favor OF proceed
Ing ut to business and nominate their ticket aud
as lar as | can learn. the only conclusion they
have arrived at to await the arrival Of the express
S,n otSar the east and west 81 IL o'clock to day
60 into convention at Market Hail. portion of the
hupksrs now here feel qsts sansuine that there will
Of the result Of the Mass State Convention to DO held
here on the above day. this WILL Of course, be the
monixisg and uniting they will undoubtedly be
ed forever, again to be united and only
one party but will light separately and alone for the
The agricultural state Fair that Is to open in this
city, Tuesday next tho 18th inst, will, without
doubt be much larger attended than 1t has for years
The most perfect ha been made for this
grand and brilliant exhibition; the executive commit
tee have been as busy Is bees for several days in
ranging the tents and al articles received upon the
grounds The proprstors Of the three magnificent ho-
tells here have also used to take excel
lent Of large majority Of the number that
Monday /
MessIs. Gillett & Knickerbocker, Of the Syracuse
House." and P. N Rust Of Rust's Hotelu hav. alone
made ample arrangements to accommodate upwards OF
two thousand human beings
During the three days Of the fair the different rail-
which viii be great inducemsDt for country and city
p ople to here; besides this ipducemsnt there
Thousands here, which Ia, the Of Old
Zscks presence at the fair; 1t Is quite positive
that he will reach here on the first day
weghts both arrived here last night and have taken
up their quarters at this house. Since their
ments was last announced in the Nev York Herald,
they have been travelling through different parts Of
Canada, giving exhibitions which has they informed
me: been quite profitable trip Yankee looks veil,
and feels In fine spirits; he has engaged place
upon the grounds where the fair will be held. and will
erect tent for the purpose Of giving spsrring exhibit
pioh Of America Tom Hysr, will also be here. which
causes some Of the Syrscusisns 70 entertain idea
apprehend this idss Is only founded upon imsgins-
tcn as II not ct al probable there will be word
between them.
The excitement that already prevails here among
the visitors and citizens Is intense and the vhoe place
appears be alive with animation ell looking forward
t. The result q the two conventions and the progress
Of the Agricultural Fair.
Ola Hunker Democratic state Convention.
srRAcysr, N. Y, Sept. s, ls4o.
The delegates to the democratic (old hunksr) State
convention for the nomination Of State csaddes for
the ensuing election, had o. informal consultation
n.
be pursued in the nominations. Some In favor Of
mixing in few bsrnburnsrs with the candidates to be
appointed with the view Of conciiatins that wing Of
the family; Others and, from appearances, sdscided
majority, advocates Of clean bunker ticket at
al hazards believing that eli further advances to the
bsrnburns would BE- repulsed heretofore, and that
there earthly manner Of In eoQustting any
with the wilfu dsmssl, known - Free Soil. The
other aide believed that something might yet be done
that candidates might b. nominated which would
be acceptable TO both sections Of the family snd
their united sufragss.
At O'Clock, After the arrival Of the noon trains,
the convention assembled in Market Hall.
Mr.. w. L. O. SMITH, 4 Erie, called the convention to
order. And,
On motion, Pxrra M,rcnrII, Of Ontario, was chosen
President pro ~m., and Messrs Wing Of Orange, and
Miles w. Burnett Of Onondags, Secretaries, pro fe~
The counties we're then called In alphabetical
order when the following List Of delegates we're report
,i sssy:s hA::.rsy D ss As.s Dss.s
5ilssis.y;E job. y: Ross
ca rSs"s-sss. rs'ss q. s,.nll.nd,
Csy.sa-John ThonpseA. Robert Bissnssld. SAd s. A.
I@siavqss--Thonas A. Osborn
Ss.%" "yecjs%s: S Ssn sSgJ N. r.or.
tois%tsa1?c:spS b; .cnssiI .ad sn.. Camp
beiawars-- Iutbsr anti ana ch.yIss n rsrrv
T,s.~w; !: 9: Saith ..a Elijah FORE
T5snki'a.Js.r g; Spencer.
A..snSl, DIsss. rr.asrist rsll.ss aSd..
&.:gss.4sss. s;.,.. ~ r. J. Carver
ksnss-yehs G. Church snd VIM HArman.
,s;s::;s:I..cGIS yss Voc. q, .Ss yim;sSi,A
sssscE ssis sI sss i CALVIN na.ss
H .sS,y p s.s s'hss si
s.a r. e: JsSs SssgS, ssS a. xsss:.s.J s.... a.
40, Henry shsr liz DO. Alexander Stewards 3sh
..a ia aassr:s: ssa; : :S
nii: .s9s :ss % S.,s
mour ard d: ncuiton.
onensqgs Porter, Jr- Seth Haiohn'es. NV. Ben
n' on ss s.a alis. s ssS. and rho Howell
yrSsCs-j J. xorssn. j. s. wniia and Charles H. wi.-
Osiean.-Ts cisrs.
OtssSo-Ha.n Jsehson. l.. csryl
4.:sia.@sss. sss cais... j. H. Not. L. G. Hos.
kic.-onS-Ab..n,.
saraioga-Johs Gamer .nd n. n. waivsrth.
,'rS:L q Win: " r .%I': y..
SS:'.ss ss.!;,:. s;;:,:,'
Torpkias-Desiel Jssksen and Robert Hslssy
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