The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-27

| Horace Greeley and Parke Goodwin Third Deodatu
George W. Henry Fifth Geo W. Smith snd yolne
| owen Sixth Andrew A. hsther and Alfred eils
Seventh s G. cuyIer and ,. A. Stebbns, Eighth, 7
Dorahemer and Charles a. Shepherd.
Mr. FoorR on the part OF the Wing Convents,u
now came into the Republican Convention and reported
the Republican Convention that the two comrttces Of
Wing Convention had been raised to confer wit those
OF this Convention. (Cheers.)
Mcssrs. Blunt and King were appointed committee to
make similar statement TO the Whg Convention, in
ference to the action of the Republican Convention
Inc committee on nominations was appointed from the
Senatorial districts as follows:--
, LIST, Horace NJ Jones; ID Erastus D. Culver 80 James
aennedy; 9th James b Swain; 5th, Lumn Sherwood
l. Allen; 9th, Geo. NJ. Grer; 10TH H. H Reynolds Ilth
VIM BARNES 18th, Abram b. Ohm; l3th A. Pond l4th,
Graves nth, stephen G, Johnson 18TH Daniel Passr
18th Edward Ioomis Goth, b. H. Frost 2rrt r d. Pos
ter 22d, L. Noble; 2sd Augustus Morgan; 24th Jaa.
~ Jackson; 25th j. f. Cleveland 26th, Henry II. Hnll
2Ith O. w. Pratt; 2Sth, Peter p Murphy; Goth, Wilson
Miller Both, Matthew d Hull 3ist Lewis F. Allen a2d
Dclos sill.
II ~ now P. NJ, and the convention took recess
until O.
SYRACUSE sept. 28--S:a5 5P.M
At this hour wietng Hall was nearly filed with dele
gates and outsiders in anticipation Of their hearing the
platform and nominations from the respective commit
tees. Awaiting these the audience listened to quite
number of desultory speeches from divers speakers,
among whom Mr.. Patterson, of the ParariLk Lumi-
nary who charged the democracy OF the present day
with being recreant to the principles Of Jefferson aud
tpoke In no measured terms OF denuncaon OF President
Pierce Atchson and stringfellow The main points of
the residue OF the speeches opposition to slavery,
and repeated applause indicated strong anti slavery
feeling In the congregation.
The Prohibtory Liquor Law advoc ated by one Of
the speakers, but did not elicit much attention.
know Nothngism was rather severely handled in
serio, comic style.
II 9s5 o'clock and the President Of the con
vention took the chair and announced that the whg
Convention had adjourned aud the Republican Conyen.
ton committees were not ready 10 report, whereupon
the convention adjourned to o'clock tomorrow
ing
SYRACUSE, Sept 26--1l :30P. VI.
The joint committee still in session. The platform
Is agreed on, but not reported The nominations sup
posed to be far agreed are:secretary Of State
Preston King Of St Lawrence; Attorney GeneraAbijah
Mann, Jr., Of Oneida Canal Commissioner--Dr Bisse
of Livingston Judges of the Court of Appeas-Bradford
r. Wood, of Albany, and Joseph Mullen of wstertown
State Treasurer-Alex. B. Williams Of Wayne or Chas.
o. Shepherd of Wyoming State Prison Inspector-wcs-
ley Bailey state Engineer-George Geddes Comptroller
Jas. NJ. Cook.
Mr. B,sse is brother Of the former Commissioner OF
that Mr. Bailey is editor Of the 7ctoaier and
formerly Of the Liberty Press.
SYRACUSE Sept. 26--Midnght.
1t Is reported TINT silas N. Burroughs has been
agreed Canal Commissioner, and George Geddes
state Engineer. The committee win confer further in
the morning, and changes may be made.
The Committee ON Resolutions agree upon all points
except the prohibition Of slavery The minority wish
omit any expression the subject and will offer sepa-
rate report II resolutions adopted favoring pro-
hibition.
THE AMERICAN STATE CONVENTION.
AuBuRs Sept 90, 1855.
The Know Nothing State Convention has nominated the