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


Assys tsans seeut ,hs prncivss Of the great do
ncerMtc arty "he wtigs TO have IL gotten ~he
iber rot they tvex hsA AM prtsctpe ara AL sher
yer, dca'e they are iecct'ng to sad't5 three
or fur iD,srests eDpesapcs kno~ Nosairg Tree sod
enc sntiNebssss aud they sre much troubled BY the
rssvts, Who tbr~s'ec uk)sss th.s hSs S1fs 9s Gov
srnor cr al The ,Isf 81 he Il set to vote for Bronson
The s grays have d.y ed shat all these things
ID WeastB the Seward indcsnce bat tosy nave eeea
their hopes NsDisb ny times that they mt Sc have
hecnue to that sort Of thing oy this time
The ''s'sno candidates are Patterson, spauldiog.
s rousht ON The track fer the pu- pose of
teiIe laughed at and distaposd, Is st-sy The canal
people very bi ter sesinrt FitzhugA, who Is here
supposed TO 10 DEAD cock In the pat. Is Il sail
that the Cbautsuque candle ate has honor in ns
covnts and hat ts Delegates here solved not
10 vote FOR him. although, ss mates OF courtesy they
would obliged to support him the drst ballot nny
ceses Ates 70 be in favor Of but 1t seems
slpos' tain that attempt will 10 made to rope Ia
the Know Nethsgs 70 the support Of IN out and out
By uni &, The opposition forces might have beaten
eed bet each rssg to had fl soite and refused 20
give him up The nomination Of seaEAn tsmpsrsry
cbairps from the opponents Of Weed, but they
deceived IN him as II aPP-a cd on the spoointucnt
anti Weee NON iDa,on - sais that he prce "a % tue
Weed ceived Srtten hat 81 each nit
from hat sioe Of the horse that the Ne~ Yorkers
beaten their frst mere his was the only item
Of Ia the morning proceedings OF the Cpnvcn
toI. The tenn rcrary pr~cept cid not sen fad la
HE eii'p, sD6 hs calling D. re resen'atsrs
Of the ipse1igert, wealth. whigs''of the s,ae vas
sdceTs to the east Of IT, particularly the wealthy
part of H. The af,erpoon sessiun was itte moro
frop, Nes ork chof edo sob. ttute, and attempt
By tie AZ ii Weed to take ths appointment Of tue
nith resolutions out OF the hands Of tbs pres
dent-these confined with the ines pt Renee AID ON
ut of IL last named Officer and light di p)
sitcp the part Of the silver grsys TO Dc tnrollent
mace up fup enough for an houE. II too plat /,
However that the Wee, men had erytnios to.r
~, the nsjor,y Of tina Committee resnluti0ns
cealy Of this stripe. Thus far the silver geaa
hac been beaten Ut Every point. having Only tbs
empty honor Of temporary chairman, wac
oeserted u went over &c the sDeay IL Was now
definitely announced that thrgs sere fxed-p.ttersen
for Governor JOHN Eing. Lieutenant; and Williams
a. fer Canal Csmmissioner some Of the deleg stes
r.roriea 80 be elected Know Nehogs declared cha.
they eth loved Seward and that rher passion for til At
St. bsd III neither vafa oieDess shsaow OF
tuning This gIi-ved the silver grsys Who hopei to
ts weed With the aid Of the 70. element; out the
leader and. therefore not Of their men, The state
mept that they 'ounumbered the ewaroites 10 simply
ridiculous. any Acquainted with State politics
may see BY glance at the LET Of delegates W.
SYRACUSE, Wednesday evening", Sept. 90.
The Convention got fairly to work this evening, the
fst int resting item in its proceedings being the report
The Committee the contested (Xnov Nohng) seats
from New York city. The decision cutting them al OF
seemed to satisfy the Convention. Then there
informal ballot for Governor, and Mr. Hinckey OF Chan.
auque desired to have 1t distinctly understood that Mr.
stock hid very good during the afternoon
body seemed TO whether he Q candidate not
The baotirg or kite flying, proceeded the votes being
deposited in ; hat. At this time there we're about
thousand people in the hail. The bal.otiugs proceeded
and although Glow were quite interesting The Clark
stock which had tsen good al tho afternoon, doomed
the drst ballet and the result became apparent The
bairs law carried Mr. Clark through He Is nov state
from the district of Ontario and Livingston and
(haman Of the Select Committee Excise Laws
and Temr erance last session He IL Of respeca
bic alb es, and is merchsnt in Canandaigua. His
nouna ion Is made to satisfy the temperance and
r. soers The announcement OF the vote received
With loud applause and made unanimous 1t took some
Of the prophets off their feet There not much did
Guilty about The rest Of the ticket Raymond had earned
tt nomination for Lieutenant Governor by his services
rendered in drafting the resolution particularly that
recon vending the Fugitive slave law sr. savage's
ra wi hdrax At his request and tho minority
sgreed reluctantly, to Raymond thus giving strong
wooy heads eevout aeherents Of seward the chief
places the itch ct and completing the important bust
ness Of he Convention.