The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20
The New York itepubitcan state Convention.
OUR SPECIAL cOaREsPONDEN, IL.


SYRACUSE sep' Is, 1866
ne Nomination. for GouernoryAe Railroad .teyra De-
feaied-John A. King Nomiaal-His Claims r. "acs''
| and ''Blood," dc.
The Republican Convention has adjourned and in fsx
hours Syl viii be aui and composed ss ever
The a!es have been nominated State ticket s
complete and Of the delegates remarked ali that
row remains 70 be done is to elect the men, From the
begnag 1t ss evident that struggle would be uuds
by those delegat In the railroad interest procure ts
nomination OF one OF the three Asprants for The once a
Governor e. D. NJ paan, Simeon Draper Gen. Wads-
wcYsb. Everything cut and dried 70 accomplish
the.r purpose and la II not been for tins web known
oppO,iun OF tie herald 30 the railroad monopoly W
policy. they would hey, md doubt have succeeded.
Their cctce Gen. watoworth but IL becaue evidens
the ballot thai co,id not be nominated and on
the secons John ~ King Of ttueers county received
large mao sfty' OF tsc votes cast
Among tie names presented thas OF Horace Cree
leg, and but reasonable suppose that il wcuta
meet with favorstloa conside any other bo.
fore the Cony sron. b1. to show the ebsurdy OF
relying on The roessed friendship Of po cans he daG
not even receive conaEAirne pary There were
abontwo hundr I'd and hy delegates present. and among
these there cus 20 do him h&nor even he
abandoned him a3d went with the maj srty. TIE resui,
Of the cecond bal,4 made and the most En-
thusasse cheers ard committee appointed wait upoa
Mr. King 70 inform him OF his nomination. In due time
the committee returned, accompanied by ase candidate
himself whose greeted with renewed chesr
ing When silence restores he proceeded to return
them his thanks for the distinguished homer
shey had conferred upon I'm: and had he
stopped there it worh have cone very well
hut not content with this, he tell n how he
bad Z" como ssom who had ecmethng to DO with
the framing Of the constitution end how tse same
bood ran in bis veins 'tAat IL the veins Of him
whose signature was placed to that instrument When
he concluded there LOCK- CT the faoes
Of many Of the delegates they haEdon something
about which they not quite satisfied The was
they mortified with the absurd rresens which
had ust been made by their candidate the ground o
consansuinty. and as men Of common sense they fsh
annoy ed that the he should have nad SHY
m hs Goes ssn msa s,sns ssad Is, one 20, what rscs
he's good man, that's enough for 70
Ssr as n1 ms smea ,hsa asasr or grand
ment and delicaey OF feeling which dictated such
q speech, ana delegate who was standing few fse
from Mr. King asked If ANYBODY had cast imputasos
on the character Of his mother expressed doubt
Rufus King his iather; and If notn be added,
what the DIS the use In talking about the thing aA
al?' Mr. King seemed-to have forgotten that he was
born the wrong country for such pretensoss and tha
claims baSed upon nothing else than mere restonshV
with distinguished characters little nothing
Perhaps tnat matter be is Of the opinion win
acquaintance Of the WATERPROOF family to whom
blood was every taiug ''oh, there s noshing" ths
character in question reported to have ead on one
occaslop,. Oh there Is nothing 90 sat,sfactesv
There nothing that ones beau sdsa
of OF all that Of thing speaking generally There
are some low minds (not many am happy 70 believe,
but there somel, that would prefer to do what
should call bowng down before idols-posi.ivcy iols-
before services, intellect and But these -
tangible points Blood Ia not We SEQ blood In q
hose, and We know It, We meet with II In chin, anA
say, there IL is-thai's blood"
The Waterbrooks' opinions the subject may be ssu
died with profit by Mr. King but In he should .
ind the authority here another opinion, strongH
the same point and from less reliable source
'Ob, you know, deuce take IT, said the authority =
question, I'VE can't forego blood, you know ~e musl
have blood, you know. Some fellows. you know.
may be hit. behind their station, perhaps, -
point OF education and behavior, and may 20 Q.
little wrong, you know, and get themcclves and o&hss
people variety OF fxes and all that but deuce take
~ IT'S delightful 20 reflect that they've got blood 'sn4
syteh, ia rather az any time be knocked down. ~
who had got blood him, than I'd picked up BY
a man who bsdn'G"
Such claims as are get up by Mr King may do vsy
well for the Waierbrooks, but they will hardly -
recognized In n country where stand a.
fall on his me It's dement's II we'll for hin
he dicnt tax abont his race his blood, at the
opening OF the Convention for there evidently manV
IN Ewbo had the good judgment 10 condemn such .
foolish display, and who would have reflected
before voting for him As II Is, he Is out OF tha1R
people on the subject Of "blood.n
The North Americans. a. you have been already In
formed by telegraph have also had Convention here.
All the delegates, with the exception Of ten a
twelve, came over 10 Femort, and received n1o
the republican party. The ten twelve boiled, Aal
have issued notice, TO the effect that they will hold
Convention in Rochester the 23d inst rhis Il is BE-
ieved 10 be their last appearance another meeung
Will be the political death OF Them.