The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE HERALD.
SYRACUSE Sept. 20, 1854.
The preliminary proceedings, lobbying, esueusing
cosarg, bully Ing promising and FORTH to the great
wing state Convention, not 10 Interesting usual
and although there rome earnest discussion a. to
the capabilities Of the Eve and forty candidates for Gov
JET there fun Of the delegates and
no apparent disposition 70 get up ore The lobby
mustered in tremendous fores may be imagined when
we that Of four hundred arrivals at the Globe Hotel
on the 10th there were not than forty delegates
The lobby members took this house by sor-tAey gen
seAly leep good lock out for creature comforts.
Ihariow Weed arrived the 1sth and took rooms at
the Globe but finding that the lobby would make thst
hotel their headquarters he removed to the Syracuse
House, where he remained throughout yesterday in
clssfic retirement He kept slcof from the LOBBY d.
MED himself to the editor Of the junior Seward ors,n in
New York, and invisible TO phi osophcr frola The
Tribune ohce, the last PANIED individual being in
cited state of mind TO Greeley's nomination. and
anxious TO brig about fusion between this Cor vsnton
ard that Of the srriiunlsts wemAns rights, and abo
tcn people, which meets At Peterboro' next week.
The editor Of the junior Seward organ lobbying
partly for Weed partly for Patterson partly for several
9th or people, and great deal for himself So win DO
seen that he was industrious.
have all shades Of wings in this Convent on and In
TIE lobby Indeed there are some people that nobody
suggested Of being wings At all to this time,
but who suddenly turn up when there is good chance
for the party to wn and provo that they have always
been attached to the party yiruously Indignantly any
orc denes their right 10 all in bringing about its
and 10 share in the pos OF the victory In this
mensgee Jon can pay your money and take your choice
in collection of all sorts OF snmals-from pure silver
gray reGgiousy believing in FILLMORE and the Fugitive
slave law down to the wooliiest wooy hcad going fur
ther in his dsnurcaton Of tho South than his
ter, seward. Then there Maine Law Wigs, CARR
sonisn aNoltlont wings fusion wings, wom1n's rights
wings free democratic wings young Shi;s, old whlg,
Know Nothing whgs and indeed all sorts OF wings. No
wonder, when we see such a motley assomtIsge, that
the enemies Of the whg party declare il to be eanct
The Convention includes very few Of the silver gray
stripe ard though Of the sevsrdes tired Of the
regency, talk hard against Tharow Hscd jet 1t VIII BE-
that although he may not appear the stage
Manager yet he win really direct the play and the Con
venticn will render to his commando The rsssive
respect BY stage carpenters to the prompscs
VII istle.
There Is nothing striking about the matsr Of the Con
veRion. There the old wings with their sleek,
wen shaver faces neat apparel, asd grave department.
the same brisk Dung wings with very high shirt collars,
very new hats, very stiff nen very well dyed whiskers,
very large bowed crava and very shining black clothes
There may be variation occasionally BY the iatro
duction OF vegetarian philos pher, Who has "'ore-
tobacco liquor, animal food and the razor" but
general rule The army is the same officers, priyates
camp followers, and all.
There 10 an amusing distinction between the whg con-
ycnticps and these amusing little Affairs got up BY our
friends the democrats The wings IA node In thor
o,tvms toe attire OF tho democrats Is arranged the
free and easy platform that Of their principles
the democrats lobby In excited crowdsthe whIga talk
corners and In vhspsrs the democrats up In solid
phs,ssr 70 the bar and pour down liquor la large guam
ufis asd v fhout csasine. The wings drink much,
lat hare Is sent ~ ths,r rooms, where they give iA