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SYRACUSE, TUESDAY, sept. - 1000
About three fourths of the delegates to the Re-
publican State Convention are already here All
sections of the State are fully represented. The
Hon. E. ID. Morgan will cali the Convention to
order at not u tomorrow, AID initiate the tempo
rary organization. Probably Abjah Mann or John
G. Floyd will be temporary Chairman. An active
but amicabe canvass for State candidates is now IN
progress Those named are:
For .yr5ge Of the Cont Of APpsols-Jsnkins OF
Oneida. We Is Of Yates, Wright OF Ulster Chsse Oh
Erie. u,u w c.,.n.
he'll of Ots,po. Richard L. Sherman Of Oneida j.,
Far C0rfToibr-Robert Denniaton OF Orange, A. 3.
Diyen of Chemung, Robert Campbell OF Steuoen, VINO
is understood to decline any place. e o.o.
dags, Ansel Bascom of Seneca and Josiah b. Williams
Far State Engineer-George Geddes Of Onondags,
John T. Clark of Oneida, and Sias Seymour o' hocA'
lard. c., u.
For Prison Inspector-John Stanton Gould OF
Columbia. Norwood Bovine Of Delaware, Tnomss
Kirkpatrick of Albany, and Thompson of Geneva. a.
For Attorney General-Willsm Curtis Noyes OF
NewYork, and j. NJ. Van Colt OF brooklyn
Such are the candidates now prominent, but To-
morrow may develop others. The greatest IN
terest centers on the State Engineer-Mr. Sey-
mours denomination being warmly supported ana
oppo,ed 1t is probable that the Convention Will
finish its work tomorrow. h'"'
To the Associated Press. On
SYRACUSE, Tuesday, Sept. 22-lO:3O p. IN.
large number of delegates have arrived during the
day ard evening and there is every indication OF the
Republican Convention berg unusually strong, both
az 10 numbers and character OF delegates.
Matters appear far more mixed and free from what
ia known as the State influence than in any Conven-
ton held for some years.
Asa general thing the nominations appear left to
chance or rather to the feeling of the Convention sitter
organization, although 10 some few instances partcu'
lar candidates are being pressed by their friends, who
are mainly outsiders.
The principal point appears to be made on Si'as Sey-
nour for State Engineer who is present on the heo,
with very strong outside force, prominent among
whom are George Law, s. H. Hammond, and all the
old leaders of the North American movement
The Radical Democrats are here in very full
strength.
Amorg the prominent men in the Republican ranks,
of former radical Democratic procytes, now present,
are Gen. Nye, Wooster of Herkimer, Van Dyck, the
Superintendent of Public Instruction, Robert Denson,
who is candidate for Controller Floyd of Suffolk,
BIistol of Wyoming, Angel of Cattaraugus ex-State
Prison Inspector, Alderman ii. p. Thayer OF Buffalo,
SickJes Of Orleans ex-senator W. a. Dart OF st.
Lawrence, Plat Potter Gregg, Sheriff Of Cnemnng,
Ira Porter of Albany, Senator Madden. Canal Com
missioner Sheriff., Benz. Welch, jr, Editor OF lhe
Buffalo Repubhe and ex-Stats Treasurer, Apgan
Msnn, Judge Hogeboom, John s Anable, and Others
That branch Of the Republican party formerly
known as Wings is also strongly represented among
the delegates and outsiders present being Ihurow
Weed Horace Greeley, Pelmer V; Kellogg OF Uhca
nan III.
Lee of New York who is a candidate for State Eag
ree1), Christopher Morgan, + ID. Morgan, H. A. Nor,
gan, j. b. Williams (whO IL candidate ior Canai
Comm isioner, ex-senator ams, the non p ;Dnn
ex-senator Field the Hon. A. V. Harpendlng. henry
Bennett, NJ. c., of Cbenango, Roscus Conkiin' ana
Mr.. Seaman, Private Secretary of Gov king.
The George Law branch OF North amerlcauS s orc
here il GOOD numbers, State Engineer Seymour, sam
IL. Hammond Mr. Stllman of New.York, and great
meny others be ing present.
Gen. Nye and L. d. Morgan are talked OF Tor the
permanent President of the Convention, Will 'ne
prospect of the choice falling on Nye. a..
As TO the candidates to be nominated It SAFE
officers all at present seems chaotic. For secretary
of State the following names are mentioned: c,,.u
John T. Hogeboom of Columbia w. w. SSatmPoen
of Otsego: A. NJ. Clapp of Buffalo; Richard SHERMAN
of Utica; Henry A. Prendergsst of Chautsuque.
Robert Campbell Dennson of Orange is spoken OF
for Controller Azarah Flsgg Is also raiks S U Out
Curtis Noyes Of New York, and Senator Noxon' are
spoken OF for Attorney General.
Silas Seymour, George Geddes ana w. IL. Lee OF
New. York, for State Engineer
Timothy jenkins of Oneida, for Judge OF the Court
ofAppeas.
fallen still.borr, although Abjah Mann and other
strong men advocate bis name.
SECOND DISPATCH.
LID. m.-John 4. Hogeboom is now talked OF more
pronine pity than any other for Secretary OF State.
The opposition to the reorganization OF Seymour ap'
pear inclined to rally on o. ii. Lee
Robert Campbell seems the favOte for Controller.
Curtis Noyes is most prominent for Attorney Gen
era if Lee fals and Senator Noxon il he succeeds In
the caucpses tomorrow morning.
George Geddes and Alex. Williams are talked Of for
Canal Commissioner, and Timothy Jenkins and
Wright Of Ulster for the Court of Appeals.
There is talk Of intention on the part OF the Onei
de- County Delegation TO introduce resolution calling
upon Maeson to reign bis seat in Congress, and sub
NIT to the vote Of the people.
Ward Hunt, who is prese urges such course.
Fer Treasurer, Philip DOrsheimer OF Buffalo is
named.
THIRD DISPATCH.
Mdnigh-No caucuses have been held tonight
ire taE is still for Gen. Nye rs permsnent Chair,
map. There il every prospect Of harmony and good
feeling prevailing among the delegates.
w. w. Campbell is pushed strongly for Secretary
Of State This nomination would dispose of Seymour
whose chances for State Engineer appear now scarce
ly so good as they seemed earlier In ths day.
ALBANY, Tuesday, Sept. 81, 1857.
It s current here that the Radical Democrats in the
Republican State Convention intend to bring before it
resolution nstuciing the Hon. O. b. Maneson 10 re-
sign his seat in Congress.
FROM WASHINGTON.