The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

The New York Whix Stsse Convention.
PEoGE0srICArIoNs OF THE PBoBABrLrEs-oAu.
CUsxs AND sEGARs-THURLow wBED'S PRO-
0RAMNE, ETC.
SYRACUSE, Sept l9--7P.M.
The Wing Convention promises to be lively. Tho
Seward men win have 1t all their way Out Of .
list OF one hundred and fifteen delegates only about
twenty silver gays Several hundred outsiders have
already arrived, and nearly all the delegates here
Ihurlow Weed is busy. Judge Ira Harris ID his man
for Governor though Geo. N Patterson Of Chatauqus,
It thought has better chance The Know Nothing
candidates cannot yin Tho Seward prefer the
fusp, Dodge, snd look to Auburn for endorsement
Of their ticket Street say that Fzhugh cannot
win for Canal Cor missioner-A H Williams wants it.
About half Of the forty candidates for Governor
here. Raymond wants to be Lieutenant, but unless
Patterson other Weste is nominated for
Governor his chance 10 than nothing. Several
Informal caucuses with wine and aids are now
being held at the Globe Hotel
BALI ElaHT O'CLOCK, p NJ.
Weed has given up the Globe Hotel to Kit Morgan
Raymond, and others Of the lobby they may ap
pear to be acting in ccntert with them. The New York
ers very indanant at Thuraw, and say that this
year he win not have his way They hope got the
votes of the Eastern counties for Savage
The last rumor 10 that We shall have some Know No
things the ticket, and a sop for them in resoIu
tion,-also bid for the anti Nebraska men at Auburn
next week, and delicate advance towards the Maine
lawites. Spalding, Of Erie has good show for the
Governors place on the ticket.
!: The New York delegation is in caucus and they
will unite Savage. Weed and the lobby keep apart
from the public view, in order that they may
effectively in private 1t that Weed will
beat he has tact and working majority. His Arst
choice is Patterson for Governor, and Raymond for
Lieutenant Governor.
phere and it might presage Storm but the Seward
say the silver grays have not moral courage enough
kick up row.
TWELVE O'CLOCK, Pm
Thurlow Weed has been hard At work. and is In strong
opposition TO spauldlpg. He is playing of George w.
Patterson, of Chautauque against him secret
has been held and is just In this 1t arranged
that Hollis White, who is alternate for delegate, shall
be temporary chairman and Dr.. EIlsworth who is also
alternate, to be permanent president. There
that Weed is willing to yield the Governor for
the sake Of securing the Lieutenant Governor and Canal
Bosrd.
LIST OF DELEGATES.
The Whg Convention for the nomination of candidates
for State Offices will assemble to day In the city of SYRIA
cuse The following is . list Of the delegates far a.
received
= AlsAsy-l Dr. Warren; E Alex cr0unss; 8 Alfred
CArrARAuGus-1 Detos e. sill; 2 George A. s. Crooker.
CiNros-A. B. Kngsland.
CAYueA-1. Mathew J. Stiles; 2. VIM. Muir; 8. W. W.
Manchester.
CnEsAsGo-l. George P. Avey; q Dwight Il. Clarke.
CoLUABA-1. VIM Bryan; 2. James NJ Wild.
DEAwARE-1. VIM. Murray, Jr q Daniel stewart.
DUTcHEss-2. Edwin Hail.
EHn-l. A; n Clspp;2. Warren Grangsr; 8. W. Ham.
EssEx-E T. Williams
FRANKIIS-A. b. Parnalee
FUTON timothy W. Miller.
GESEM-1. ii. u soper; Q. Charles Kendall.
HEEkIxrR-l Oliver laduei q James Rosa
JErERsoS-l A. c. Clark; 3 Lewis Palmer 3. Hiram
Dewey.
KISos-l J,hn L. spasss; .. Lucien +. Birdseye; 8.
LNrNcsrox-2 o. D. Lake
AApIsoN-1. A. Scott sloan; g. W. 4. Lansiog.
koxRoE-l Alexander Babcook; 2. S. E. Andrews; 8.
MoSTooMnY-l. George Simpson; O. J. A. Mitchell.
new YoRK-l. H Smith; Dennis Mclaughlin; 4.
6. Thomas B Rider; 7. sa nuel Cunningham; 8. ste
phen K Tbcrns; Q. NJ. A. Houthworth; 10 j. II. Welsh;
o,s sohn q r y M.M = " moGo go,so aS
Raight 18 Richard Kelley.
NLAGARA-l. G. w Germaiu.
OyErpA-l. r. Kelogg-D. Prescott;a q George
oSoSpAeA-l Irwin Williams; 2. Abner Chspman; 3.
oSiAmo-1. John L. Dox; 9. N. J. Milliken.
ORiKASs-Jchn Ryan.
oswEco-l Chas Rhodes; 2. Henry Emmons.
oRAsoE-2. j. W. Gott; 8. Vim. F. Wheeler.
RICgMoxD-EeIry Seaman
'sIA-' BiusT a = S0''''n' = JOHN : ''' . .
RocKIAND-J. B. Wandle
SARAToGA-1 John Mott; 2. A. Bancus
SCBRSECTADY-Philp Dedrick.
SEyEcA-W. A. Sackett.
suTrox-i. E. G. D skinner; h. W. Vail
eUIyIvAN-Chas. B. Roofa.
1Io0A-B. F. Tracy.
ToNPSIEs-2 Albert Phillips
ULsTRR--1 Vim. Hull; 2. Maurice Wurts
WARREN N. T. Sheldon
wAsmseros.l James Gibson; 2. VIM E woloott.
WAYNE-1 r. W. Bottom; o. Archer.
WEsrcHEsrM-1 VIM. G. Howe; 2. Henry Dubois.
YATEs-E J. Fowe.