New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26
THE SYRACUSE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
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SYRACUSE, Tuesday Sept. 2j-2 P. N.
This mornings train brought in large number OF
delegates TO the Know. Something's, the Republican
and the Wing Conventions, and by noon the ho.els
were all full. AS many as three hundred delegates
and q strong force Of outsiders are on the ground
The Know Something's met at Cornthlan Hall a.
noou-about one hundred delegates, and hundred
more on the road. A. V. Hale Of Cayuga was Chair
man. and Hiram Wizard of Syracuse was Secretary.
Nothing was done except examining credentials up TO
adjournment for dinner
The Republican delegates are the most intelligent
and respectable men sent TO State Convention.
AL is harmony, and strong ticket is insured. Toe
Convention meets at Wieting Hall tomorrow.
Az one Of the Incidents Of Free Convention |
NAV state that nine slaves were forwarded TO Canads
at O'Clock to-day. They as ine t lot of chat
tells "a ever ran from the land of the free to the Queen
domnions. Five are men, two women, and two
girls. -Four came from Norfolk, frightened away
by the fever, and three or four from Washington
One of the men was Charleston vessel, bound
for Norfolk but his owner declined to enter that port
on account of the fever and after extorng promise
that his slave would go back by land to Washington
he landed at Philadelphia; but strange to say the
slave thought hms ursafe in that city of brothery
love and suddenly started for Syracuse. He il now
north of the lake. Among the martyrs here noticed
Mr.. Patterson of the extinct Pdrk0i1e Luminary.
There are few old politicians here, but they are
very quiet.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Fire p. M-The Know Something's met again at
p NJ, and appointed a Business Committee OF hf-
teen--J. W. Stebbins of Monroe, Chairman; F. J.
Ottarsorof New-YOrk, Secretary This Committee
reported that the members of the Order who were dele
gates to the other Convention be directed TO use their
beet endeavors to carry out principles OF the Ceve-
land and Rochester Platforms, with some slight mod
ifcAtions on Nativsm The Convention then list
ened to an animated speech from Mr.. Patterson of
the late PdrkURc LumtRary, on the functions oil the
Kansas fraud. He was vehemently applauded
The Convention then adjourned TO meet on inc caI
OF the Bush ess Committee.
THIRD DISPATCH.
Ek,ca o'clock. .M-Kng's caucus has been busy
tonight but no definite course has been agreed upon.
The impression is that the Republican Convention
must say something about Prohibition, though many
old heads wish TO make strong Temperance ticket on
Attorney General and Judges and keep mum ON the
platform. The Republican Caucus is now in session,
but nothing has trADspred The impression is th.t
Preston King must 60 on the ticket, but he declines
Abijah Mann mast take his place.
Bradford r. Wood is also pretty sure Bryant has
been named by some for Secretary of State Burrows
for Canal Commissioner; Van Colt for Attorney; Gen.
Joe Mun for Controller Gould for Prison Inspector;
John G. Clark for Engineer; David Dudley Field and
Henry w. Taylor for Appeals. Riddle OF New'fork
is urged for Prison Inspector
The Wings have had g caucus at Syracuse, but did
nothing important. They make no serious opposition
to Fusion