Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-11
:. .rI,.n,y M0KNiSG. OCTOBER &. 1883.
Nsw YORK sEwARplsM TRlUMpnANr

NEW YORK SEN ARDlSM lRlN az -
The New Ymk wMs Convention at syracuse ",'
and atIourn-t after nominating The following ga A. ro.v
r " I..n,rnwnrrh Secretary 81 Hiati ai 1.onrlius
COMPTROLLER; OGDEN Hoffman, ATTORNEY ,t,;ct Su.
s,riner Il" a,nl commissioner ~. I.,Ikr State Engi.
ucrl; Benz +. iialw""l, tlrih ,t,s
Geurgr Wood aud Joseph Mu''e. Ill, ,h,o writes
A correspondent OF the New io'k tie'a'u '''
harm contest III the nomination OF ATTORNEY -
ieneral Mr. UInIsn was Ss"s s nnosrd by Mr. Taylor
n ~ w W. y,k who put Ogden Huffman 10 ,tnsn,
n,rn. me there "as a. n ar fuur
, resident got order alter calling TOT '"'e
times , .,;,a,., m The third ballot, but the
,,nn 10 max. IL unanimous was unsuccessir'. ~.
var Jrrarrd through Mr.. Weeds peieohai eno, oooua
Executing This episode, the Convention was va.
The summation OF the ticket occupied t'ee nio,ipv
rn.rp v,. Sham debate the question Oh drP',; =,
c,nmii,.. on resolutions which was hnaiS se'ea ~ '"'
affirmative. ; av.s,t Nj, Hoffman
The silver grays are INDIGNANT anu Gay wv
ardles will have good 'lhe t'e'''s ~ ~
T, fI,w;,u !. The 1ohole AZ the "patiom ad"ple" Wy
The Convention
R,v, ,,, me spre,ly enlargement oil the ttie Ihna
and The complexion o The i"ef'a r, liu ~ ll,r
n,,,r. now az il has always been that we P'eas
t I'M. hnniahiy carried 'n'"ns"
hv Ih- mid of independent and patriotic hriI"cats' ~"
iiai supuvt and we hail with satisfaction HE pospe ~ -
sn..iv c,ncIusun under wing anagcmeh 81 necessary "
The greatness aud prosperity OF our state. ,;,,vao-
Resolved That The tlcke nominated by th's M
lion is worthy Of The support vi eVFil 'eN'
AMI that we will elect H. ,;o,;on
The action Of the Sewardes fully realizes INC
Of the N T. llrratfs correspondent l'ias ''e ''''t
bound 10 bend ull their energies toward ''a Que ,
securing of The State patronage Tor The ens""S '''
viii adopt the cansl enlargement E"'lsy ""'''' 49,
from all responsibility relative 1" the negro q"es'o
~. sy.r,,,. can sin swear thu, slave is "a man and
brother" and the silver gays can Z" on Saving Wv
and elect the ticket a, The lime Is NJ" lS e"''"
makes
AMI !, we only had Badiali here I" sung us - -,
,;,,J h. ,iyh, | expect 10 hear lhurow "etd
ho"e'''' All, don't nt,,glr one nrsrrl feeling
W.t,t .llr hlls. lrir heart revealing
,,,,y cuncord and reconciliation beautiful
,. and Nm, psamsl has told how chaImins II Is It"
m hr,,hrts who never break each Ocs heads, hnl WIN
.tw.ll in unity Let us hope that il will lt harmonious
"a, morrow The silver gray* are generally r" he'A' anu
,he Seward rn 80 good nutured that have The ishcS'
hopes
TN. Whiy- Of New York have, in this c"~aily ana uS
graceful manner utterly shiIked the compromise caSue
The fugitive slave Law uni other great questions a"
that il III. subject had been brought uPa large 'h"y "'"'
w ho found arfayrt against the public sentiment OF The
country. The Sewari men, wll" c"'iposr'
,hs Of the tonyrntiun-hAve managed things n"st cum
ninpI, under HE lead n their crafty radrr '" II seward
The handful Of poor Silver Gsys have been as submissive
add.essrd to them the following language;
.Sow rt those who may hlppcn 10 ind themselves VI
me N.,,p State Convention THIS week minority IN any
,, ,I,r.,i,,n ltila. the Drmucrrtic c,aapl" Let
them not "a iau gtmng and r"n>pirlns, h"t pluck up
,n,,rspr ud holt, Thai the short. plump hottest way 10
SELL. al princ,Gt II ends dispute lhkrf' ""
leaves Il iI-Irusnts III heller .iIm Ian my "'rf'
There Is nzt alarm IN ;his 1alnous action {" The
Mig patty al New York thoroughly nLoint"nzed as II H.
In the lang mage the N. Y. Herald "Wm H. Stewards
star The star .ninuus disnnon en dena"nnliAat
j, M W IA The ascendant All the interests a; the party are
runcrn,ca i; his ah!i,i"nist policy HE silver gray SET
tn or The ar:ls III fim"e being al little any nc.
count Preparations NJ" r:ng made by The wing parry !"
obtain signal triumph IN Tie u':'"arhn@ erc"l ana u
Is bey ui al rrlaveutr ht in ths |;ale al least trr
tynn is .Iain Then the abolition aud anti s!lEriy sen
tinen viii again lnstrr aud rnronagrd ny Tue WINGS
and Will II Sr"an the leader "i HE parry aii me
h;- ,,o,tI and representative III these destructive doc
,,n.s w Attain the graurAllnn al his ambition IN his
o,ulnatlon Il. ,i- Presidency 1886 III This sses ."
sue,...lu u,es William II Sew ar las given ample
evidence If sur Needed Of his great skill and talens
A. noli,lan Ne admit lilo high qualifications III this re-
gard We would deprive him u! an oIa OF HE credit
line 10 such excellent management Blt sc ishonnce me
POLITICAL srnllenls which he Is The representations "s
ahor the prime ples c would scalirr dishion through
Out lha ecns land ty artayihs tie ut""hss VI e
North s.sinsi The SHAREHOLDERS o South and we would
mourn the i1 tsientia Ehhr should BE- F'leh
Nv such a man as William Il Se@ari'
We shall see ~h what grace Southern wing editors viii
,ecsi;. me Intelligence nt harmony and triumph" among
the Sewaisi..s OF The great Empire state. who Ia" The
State scos at lnr uvlng the machinery uf The ee'a
ton vi " II s;ewaIa have ignored The question oil Inc
rights ii The auh without Ghirh The uhlah cannot stand
STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
The ernlnis appropriated Ia this pupose haze been beau
uiuy graded uI.! neatly enclosed.