The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

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The motion which prevailed yesterday, fixing on sa
ramento as tue headqasrters Of tito State Central c.,
mittee was resonsidered aGd 1t sstt 10 the
! tee, IN tner discretion. 10 select the place.
seveaa Candidates were pat in nomnsson for the dn
ON motion was agreed 90 into the election ef ca
duAses ior the various offices and therefor
ween commencing with the Congressional! candidste
maory OF all the votes given 10 constitute choice
Inc following gentlemen put in nomnation 70
the southern district:-I r Rankn, G II. s. Williams, i
r. Tracy and Charles A. Washburn.
Hr Rankin being called for appeared upon tho stand
ano made concise but petinen specct showing cscar
thas ne possessed the requisite QUALIFICATIONS Of cand
oAte Ioi nat oltce He was very heartily cheered.
Gen. Williams was then csed for He stated that /
was unnecessary for him TO s2pear beorotbe Convenoa
az haa ady seen him. and announcedthat be Shouts
WORK ioy the cause with hearty good WILL whethe,
eecteu candidate or not LIS remarks were timely
and were received with repeated cheering
Judge Tracy then called for and expressed himself
" ms usual happy style, exhibiting his abiding faith
ibe principles OF the republican party. He wus loudly
Charles A. Washburn was then called for ard sad be
rhoud laoor IN the cause, he Lad done before whe
W. .rer .ae convention conferred upon him tie honor
applause
The Convention proceeded TO vote. and elected ira
hankin Esq, OF San Francisco tie candidate Tor re
preventative to Congress for the Southern district OF Cali
otpM Inc announcement was received with Tremendous
The Convention then proceeded to the selection Of
candidate for the hc-thern district Thomas Cox of rl
mas, was chos' n Prolonged cheering followed the en-.
Derng the voting for the last candi telepraprc
otsf b'eh was ceived from San Francisco announcing
he uScsss OF The republicans in the East, and the
nom mMsouri and Iowa. Intense and Wild excite
cheering.
The following the remaining nominations Of the Re-
Cierk Of Supreme Cour-Corneus Cole, OF Sacramento.
Ssrstntendena IF Public Scaools-J. NJ. Buffngpn, OF
stOte Prison Inspecter-Moses Armes, Of ofsonoma
Presidential! Ebctos-Aexander Bell, of Los Angeles;
An Ernnr nr ~ n.,,.. G.
Dr.. 4. 5. Ormsby, Of III Dorado county.
- Sate Central CommiAee-Dr. b W. Hathaway, Trenor
cornelius Cole Of Sacramento; DR.. j 7. Mclean, of
harysvnle; J. c. Granger, of Los Angeles.
REoEPrIoN OF THE SAN FRANCISCO REPUBLIoA AN
The republicans of San Francsoo saws tho Aua of the
sttn ut and county turned out last night and marched
to the wharf 10 receive the delegates to the
Sa,e Conventon VINO returned from Sa ,rameno on the
The formed under the direction of COL B.
Badger, acsina Grand Marshal assisted by several
aids, Al the California Exchange, about O'Clock The
nrng Of cannon announced the of the boat
fireworks wero Immediately discharged from the wharf
ano also from the boat AT half past o'clock the pro
cession left the Exchange preceded by band and carry
ing ag banners trans parencies and torches and made
very tine display. The transparencies boro the names
of the nominees various devices and representations
calculated TO impress the beholder with favorable idea
o. me me party Among them we observed the following,
me memory of Bunker Hill and Lexington still lives"
"I776 and ls5a-I!berty aud Union .
Fremont and tie Pacific Raroad'
$4,000 appropriation for democratic railroad-with
proper constitutional power"
Upon this lat canvass representation of "fast
man /" In q suiiy, drawn by dromedary at rather
furious pace even for that animal.
Young America versus Old Fogy.n
Modern democracy with . dromedary carcature:
ard, upon the other SIDE "Repubicanism, and tram
OF railroad cars.
Democratic couresy-canins Senator's and shooting
Ir.ebmen."
0rhere books in the running Brooks"
There were many others which could well read
The line Of march was taken down Clay stree, to San
scme, aorg Sansorse 70 Washington, down Washington
10 DAVIS, alcng Davis 10 Pacific thence TO the VIVA n
where the boat had sre ady arrived
After couniermsrchsg upon the wharf the delegates
and scmc OF the Iominees were escorted from the
gates and were placed advance OF the band when the
whole marched back 20 tho Exchange
both sides Of the street crowded all aong a. o
many were appar, nty Keeping along with the 5l,s
INTO the club room where The derraes we're
with an address by Col. badger.
me Afsi man speec6css 4fs Dy e!eciiI 1o z r
Ira p. Rankin and Judge Tracy.
Several political songs were then sung by tho Santa
Amer the adjournment the procession passed through
he streets again, and finally escorted Mr. Rankin to his
soMlNArIoss AND ADJOURNMENT OF THE AMERICAN
CONVENTIONS.
~. ,...,,,s saaasssIo ,ss sep' sma p NJ
of San Frsncsco snd g. Pzsr OF Trinity were chosen
electoral candidates for the state At large oy sccamaton
venoD, although the result not announced, and Il
declared annons For the fourth elcctor the
'tood-o O. Ball, ofserra 32e; J. W. Conroth, Of Tuo
The Convention refused 10 nominate candidate for
State Prison nspecior believing the Office TO have been
mas j. NJ Williams, of Santa Clara and Manuel Castro
of San Luis oospo were appointed electoral eternates
rs:oCon va: INTRODUCED ,ss by Mr. la Ts Of cs
produced intense excitement, and amid hisscs u was
aid on the table.
Mr. McCalsm made a strong speech In favor Of ,as
Vigilance Commace, and The Convention adiouvrsd
sus de.
For Congress, u. g. Whitman, A. b. Dibbe; CerL Of
supreme Court, John S sknker Superintendent Of Pub
c Instruction, Henry b. James Presidential EeSssss,
fsailie PeytoD, J. Z. Pizer, r. N. Wood o. G. Hall.
POLITICAL CHANGES.
We commented, few days since upon the rcitscal
changes which are now every day taking placo. The
vile Herald which has heretofore been lying iss dax Of
fillmore and Donelson, has out with the names OF
Fremont and Dayton al head and has enlisted for the
hght under the banners OF the republican PARTY. But
some Of the mos, eusr Of The political chnlses Of the
present tine are taxing place among oftse holders
under the present state administration. 4 u gene
rally supposed that, while man who aa received
an once from . party, or through part. iniC 10,
with the party TO whorn he 10 indsbsed for H.
not only a. matter Of consistency but e policy But
this rule does not hold good in California. Hon. y s.
Terry elected by the RIow Nothngs Judge OF the Sl
prtmc Court, becames y member Of tia Young Meas
emccraiac Club Senate rs Ferguson AMI westmoreled,
both chosen by the Know Nothing rnriy, have given
lheir adhesion 70 tho democracy ari y. G. Maynard
Esq, who holds the u rauve oce OF Dockms under
Gov Johpson,vn voc zee, few days since elected de
egate TO the nemof ratio state Convention II g said,
also, that nrmbcr Ex-Governor Ioh7sons appoSsecs In
this city have conr ected themselves with other parties
and We should nof be surprised NJ any time 10 see the
whole state Cover nment headed by the sress Neey
mse, 10 over bodily 10 Of The other payties Ner
y the foundsu of things political are bong shaken
aud The old de Of political consistency are voted to be
thvr hure VIII m
Young Americ an age-Ala California, Aug. Is.
CONF FRESHMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The ollov ing peuons, In relation 10 Representative
Herbert, W re In circulation In San Francisco
10 us ON ?. 7. HrRnrRrWe the citizens Of Califor
MA, oehev ng that you have forfeited your claim AMI
gh@ A representative, and By your course thu
Nanons Capital you have deeply injured the lair fame
tne s,s G o. Caliofra, both at home and abroad. ",
wenld therefore take this course 70 male known ou
wshG and 10 respectfully request OF yor that you wout
nst gain make California your residence