The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06
THE TICKET NOMINATED,
Harmony Not Exactly Restored.
Only One Silver Gray Candidate Chosen.
Rejoicing Of the Sewardites and
Indignation Of the 0rays.
SPEECH OF EX-GOv. HUNT
PLATFORM ERECTED UPON THE CANAL BASIS,
&C., &C., &c.
Special Correspondence of the New York
Herald.

GLOBE HorE, SYRACUSE Oct. 4-P. NJ.
The Wbig state Convention to take place here to-
morrow The leaders already the ground and the
immortal chief of the regulators, Thurlow Weed has,
field marshal like commenced his review of the forces
All, how fine is the Seward prospect Only about twenty
five silver gray delegates have been elected and half of
those from New York tainted with wool. Brooks
sends word that he il disgustedthat he won't como
and that the Convention wants his support they must
take strong national postongo 1t strong all the
Compromises and stick to the Baltimore platform. But
the Convention won't do it. The Convention will say
since John Van Burens last resolutions the dear people
only laugh at such trgs therefore the great reunited
whg party will not pass any resolutions except
two pertaining to State policy. We will give the poor
silver grays something the ticket, and then we will
carry the State
The Convention promises to be full one, and il is be-
ieyed that it will be harmonious. The split in the
democratic party gives the wings courage hope and plea
SAINT anticipation. Weed willing to sink all personal con
sdeatons for the sake OF carrying the State and getting
the silver gray votes He is even willing to support Dan
gilman and Weed are bitter personal and politinal enc
mics. There quite number OF outsiders here who
will support Ulmans claims and many seward delegates
are fayoraby disposed toward him. They they will
be LIBERAL and give the silver grays Ullman and the
two Judges Some of the silver meeky assent but
itv p There has been great deal of lobbying and but
ton holding going all day. | saw MIR. Leavenworth, OF
Syracuse, who Will be strongly secretary
chasing up delegates to-day There is not so much hustle
and talk the democratic Convention but there
is evidently much work going forward The wings are
bound to bend all their energies toward the one object
securing of the State patronage for the ensuing year
They will adopt the canal enlargement policy WHOLE and
shirk from all responsibility relative to the negro ques
ton So the Sewadites can still that the slave is
ga and brother" and the silver grays can go on
saving the Union and elect the ticket at the same time
i not this charming prsspect why even hara makes IS
sing Vi RAyvIso everything would be right expect
to hear Thurlow Weed, however, break out with
"Ah dom, lon a minsle gle one M. In nssro feeling
love harmony concord and reconciiauon are
things and the psamst has told us how charming II Is
10 see brothers who break each Others heads but
who "dweu in unity" Let hope that 1T will be har-
monious The silver grays are generally SO
meek and the Seward men good naturcd that nave
the highest hopes Besides all that since the Democratic
the hotels raised the price of brandy to
tenpenoe glass which fact has COOLING an mnuenGe n
the drink which they take to settle matters gene
rally has the effect to stir them up tremenduousiy
The Convention will assemble at Market Hall tomor-
row. at twelve O'Clock The whole New York dele
CATION will be here with exception, James Taylor Is
the alternate and he is here workng very hara
everything will be easily arranged New York state mas
considerable patronage, and the wings have gooa open
ING for It. If they can follow the advice usually given to
little boys and allow their angry passions to rise,
they will get on very we'll -
The city is full of people, and the Globe Hotel where
write this is overrunnng with people In addition to the
amusement afforded by the politicians Dumbolton mere
giving concerts with his fine band OF metropolitan Sere
naders there is theatre and very large nunoer OF
hand organs.
An Irishman name unknown, applied for liquor at
rroQgery near the canal this he was refused as he
not exactly sober ne then sad ne @
his clohng he then plunged into the canal ana ater
swimming about during minutes ne went Gown ana
did up again His body was recovered TINS
noon He seemed not to admire the clement and the
people expected that he would up again ana swim
ashore. W