The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07
The KNOW NoTHINGS.
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THE KNOW NOTHING STATE CONVENTION.
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State Ticket Komlnated.
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Gnp0Ttasnt Meeting In Phila ielphia.
Number Of Know SOthiDgs in the Empire and
Key Stone States.
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NOMINATIONS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
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THE KNowNorHING STATE CONVENTION.

THE KNOwEOTHING STATE CONVENTION.
THB NOMINATIONS FOR STATE 0FsICgHS.
Tho stat. Convention Of Know Nothinss feasssmbled
last evening" in Qua Fellows Hail. and nominated can
ddstss for State cheers. The convention was hugely
attended 81 it's dsfber atoms, understand, not
characterized by ~ much harmony as issuppossd to
prevail at ell meetings OF the order. Tho discussion
which took pace between the friends Of the rvalcan
ddass for roniDston rather warm and after the
adj were, contrary to The Secretary imposed
its members, ecsrred by them after they
dec,r eed from the into the streets. There
considerable number OF lobby members absut, who
we'll posted up in the result OF the meeting
thoss who enjoyed the privilege Of particpatinyin its
proceedings. The clams of Myron Clark, the
fusion candidate lately nominated by the whgs At
syrscuse, snd tho Temperance, FREQ Democratic, and
AntLNebrsska Convt ntons at Auburn, presented
snd supported by his political adherents but they
after exciting contest defeated by Unman's friends
who formed large majority.
So far we could ascertain from ousiders Scroggs
resident Of Buffalo, and believe who has
been heard OF before prominent member OF any
party, nominated for Leusenans Governor to the
entire exclusion Of the whg and national democratic
nominees for that Office.
Joseph or John Williams, OF Ithaca, is the reported
candidate for Canal Commissioner, and Sanders, the
nominee for State Prison Inspector.
In regard TO Umsn is said there Is slight division
in portion Of the ranks, and at the convention
there very stormy debate The result however,
was received with shouts of applause which heard
outside in the Streets arrestng the attention Of the
passsrs by.
It was said that committee was appointed
by the convention to notify the candidates Of
their nomination Amongst the supporters of Clark
some old temperance and abolitioni1ts, to
bill These nominations will be msde public we sup.
pose in few days. We do not know anything OF the
msority Of the candidates; but have doubt from
what we have heard from the lobby members and out
siders, that the foreg DING names correct.
We heard that Ar. Benedict of Syracuse, had some
friends who supported his claims for Canal Commits.
sionsr and that James Clarke, Of Albany was named
for Lieutenant Governors but We OF the opinion,
have already said that those have named above
were the successful cant idstes :
THE SEWARD AND WIND VERSION on Sm rRoceED.
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The Know E.thisg t.sss State Council. nov II sss-
gsrisstiou yesterday Four haiaxed and nj asty SIX
ellis were Represented by three delegates each The
gu]arity in organization, BE-. All things beiag in resdi
ness the Gil ast evening sg cod upon Dsuie gra.n
Of this city, the Know Nothing candiiste for Cover
1t was understood tat he would acscpt ths nom
nation, but carnot say what authority. h-. Uu
man silver gray whie lawyer of fair talents AM w,s
fected mainly by tho efforts OF tho hard acl soft wire
workers, wfo calculats that this give' chance for
| gra,s generally will rally around ths Ulmsn aner
An that this point has been carried the hard aad
The Know Nothings claim to hare $4,000 voters on
their rolls and expe:t to poll al thsse and som, more
T ss essScss M sns S. sss what . We spe
who is chief cook Of the order shall be the Know No
thing candidate for Mayor OF our city Neieh5o-
though he hated Gov ward With all his might couldn't
E AndreHs, formerly Clergyman At the Tabernacle,
| since Castle Garden nttemperance member Of tbs
&. ane o,icus Iegsstu,s and now lawyer Of this city
pui up for the Legislature by ths Know Nothings
the Fifteenth ward. (Thsy might As we'll take HIN
On the whole, We like the shape things are taking
". goineAo have "a chunk of fghto after all, bu.
| tho right ticket viii come out ahead
| A rErom the Tnes.l
The Grand Council composed OF delegates from the
various ocges Of the KEow Nothing order In this State
y l.eo,s Throughout the dy ys't..dsy n:
examination Of redsntials was 6rst completed:
Several hours spen. ia very heated discussion
contested the ground tbs. he was no. resident
but Of Peekskl In the county Of wcstche,er The de-
o. SS was m s =
!he next business related to the nomination Of St.te
ticsek resolution was offered tha. the order make
city for them 70 take action In references to the State
officers and that II would be almost impossible do
with hat harmony and unity Of action which ths gooi
| Of the ORDER required. The resolution was LOST
resolution was then offered and adopted that the
Grand Council now proceed to nominate canaid,ss fsr
state officers, and that person in nomination b.
any political psrty should be placed upon the ticket.
fbLiCounc1 hen proceeded to ballot for candidate
/ for Governor with the following result =
rsniel Ullman ...................... 257
Joseph W Savage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ia
| Thomas R. Whiting [Whitney] ].................. 90
Scattering. 81
Total. ........................4 482
Mr.. ULryAS declared nominated he was on hand,