New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
REPUBLICAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
or IRA p. RANKIN AND TiiOS. COX FOR

Or IRA y. RANhN AND IiiOo' COA foh
COAGkESS.
SAcRAmEsTo CITY, Aug. %, 1856.
The Republican Convention net here thus morning,
pursuant 10 adjournment, and wa called to order by
the President.
The Committee Resolutions made their report,
which was received aud ADOPTED by scclamatlOn.
The motioewhch prevailed yesterday, fixing ON Sac
ran nto he headquarters OF the State Central Com
mttee was reconsdered, and il was left 10 the Com
mtiee, in their discretion 10 select the place.
Several candidates were put in nomination for the
different ofhces.
On notion II was agreed to 90 into the election Of
candidates tor the varoes Offices and TO vOte therefor
vlsa rOce commencing with the Congressional candi
dates, minority OF all the votes gwen to Constitute
choice.
The following gentlemen were put in nomination for
the Southern DISTRICT L. L. Rankin, &. ii. ). VIII
hams, +. T. Tracy and Charles A. WaslIburn.
MIR. Rankin beng called for, appeared upon the
stand, and made CONCISE but pertinent speech show
ing clearly that he possessed the requisite qualifications
OF candidate for that Office. He was very heartily
Cheered.
Gen Williams was then called for He stated that
it eseary for him to appear before the Con,
vention, it had already seen him, aud announced
that he should work for the cause with hearty good
will, whether elected candidate or not. Ills remarks
Wefe timely and received with repeated cheering.
Judge racy then called for, and expressed hun
self III bis usual happy style, exhibiting his abiding
faith III the principles OF the Republican party. lie
was loudy CLoGed
CLulcs A. " ushburn was then called for and said
"N'''Nf
whether the Convention conferred upon him the honor
of a nomination or not. He was greeted with much
applause.
lie Convention proceeded TO vote, and elected Ira
Z. RANKIN esq. of sun FrGncsco as the candidate for
Reutsetatiye to Congress for the Southern District
of California. The announcement wes received with
tremendous cheering.
The Convention then proceeded TO the selection OF
candidate for the Northern District. Thomas Cox of
Pumas was chosen. Prolonged cheering followed the
announcement of his election.
During the voting for the last candidate tolegraphie
dispatch was rece, ed from San Francisco announcing
TIE etucc,ss OF the Republicans i'll the East and the
news from Missouri and Iowa. Intense aud wild eX,
element pevaded the Convention, with long continued
cheering. 20
The following are the remaining nominations of the
CiUk of Supreme Court-Cornelius Cole, of Sacra-
Superintendent of Public Schools-J. NJ. Buffing-
ton, OF Stockton.
State Prison Inspccfor-Moses Arnes, Of Sonoma.
Pre.,dcnt,ai Electors Alexander BELL, OF Los An An
gees r. p Tracy, of San francisco; Dr. H. u
Dunn of Sonora; Dr. +. 5. Ormsby, OF III Dorado
County. 49,
Staie Central Conminee-Dr. B. W. Hathaway
Trenor w PAX, Samuel Soule, of San Francisco; r.
b. Gocker Cornelius Cole, OF Sacramento; Dr. ). L.
Mclean, OF Maiysvilei j. Z. Granger, oi Los An
gees.
RECEPTION OF THE SAN FRANCISCO REPUBLICAN
DELEGATES.
The Republicans Of San Francisco, SAYS The Alta
marched in procession to the wharf to receive the Del
sgates to State Convention who returned from Sac
ranento tie leley Hensley
Tie processiOn formed under the direction OF Col j.
b. Badger acting Grand Marshal, assisted by sew
eral aids at the California Exchange, about clock.
The firing of cannon announced thc approacn oi inc
boat, trew orks were Immediately DISCHARGED ron
the wharf and also from the BOAT. AZ - cock thc
PROCESSION left the Exchange, preceded by band, ana
carrying flags, banners uansparences and torches,
and made very fine display. The tranSparcncits
kSre the OF the nominees, various devices and
representations calculated tc impress the beholder
with favorable idea of the party. Among them we
observed the following as they passed along the
street;
'' l he memory Of Bunker Hlll and Lexington SUI
lives.
{" I776 and ls56-Iiberty and Union"
" Fremont and the Pacihc Railroad
"$.0,0OO appropriation for democratic railroad
with prope- constitutional power
Upon this last canvas was representation OF last
man in sulky, drawn by dromedary al rather d
furious pace even for that animal.
&" Young America versus Old Fogy.
Modern Democracy'-with dromedary carlcs
tuse; aud, upon the other side, Repuolicansn, and
n tram OF rail- oad cars.
Democratic courtesy-Canlng Senators ana snool
ing irshm,n.'
There are books in the running Brooks
There were many Others which we could not wei
read as they were borne along in the procession
The line of march taken down Clay street 10
Sansome, along Sansome 10 Washington, down Wash-
ington ts Davs ALL ny DAVIS to Pacific thence TO the
wharf, where tho boat had already arrived.
Afer counteTinIiching upon the wharf, the delegates
and some of the nominees q orted from the boat
by Col. Chenery, who acted marshal of tho dele
gates, and were placed in adv ance Of the band when
the wboIe marched back TO the Exchange
IL is difficult to estimate the number in the proces.
mon both sides of the street were ded ali along
and SO many were apparently keeping along with the
hne.
When they reached the Exchange they were
marched TO toe clnC-roOn, where the delegates were
received with an sdGress by Col. Badger.
The meeting then organized by electing Col. d. $.
Turner chairman Speeches were made by Gen. Will
ana Ira p Rankin and Judge Tracy.
Several political songs were then sung by the Santa
C1sra delegation.
Alter the adjournment the PROCESSION paaaol through
she streets again, and hDaLy escoTed NJ RaiAIn 10
bic Ietidepce.