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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
Special Dispatch to The N. z. Tribune.
SYRACUSE, Wednesday Sept. %, 1857.
Robert Campbell of Steuben and A. S. Diver Of
Cbemupg decline to be candidates for Contr oller
Martin Grover Of Allegheny declines to be candl-
date for Attorney General. George Geid-s Of On.
ordaga County declines to be candidate for State
Engineer The leading officers are thus 10 doubt
but think Judge William W. Campbell will be
nominated either for Secretary of State or Con.
frolIer. VIM. Curtis NOyes is pretty certain to b.
the candidate for Attorney. General. John b Jsr.
Wis or Oliver H. Lee will probably bs candidates
against Seymour for State Engineer. Judge Deaio
has 10 show for q nomination for the Coart Of Ap-
peals. Probably jenkins will be the candidate.
There ATE six or eight names presented for Canal
Commissioner and none yet prominent fot Treas
urer. II. G.
To the As.oeis.ed Press
SYRACUSE Wednesday. Sept. 90, 1857.
large number Of delegates have arrived here sine,
last night, and the Convention is likely TO be quite
full.
On Organization, matters seem still quite afost,
though some caucu .es held this morning. The
moot Important Of these hat Of the radical dem
ocrs,r. held in the room of james 5 Wad,w)r.h. A.
th,s, ROBERT CAMPBELL was named for Controller,
but he positively declined the ncmnation.
JAMES S. WApswoKIH was also named, but de-
Glued alo wing timsef to be brought forward as the
car didate Of the caucus 1t finally agreed to sup
port Mr.. DESsIsos of Orange, for CONTROLLER aud Mr..
THrRsToS Of Cheuung, for Canal Commissioner.
The Kings County delegation met and agreed to
present II Q name Of Mr. Vas Corr Of Brooklyu, for
Attorney. General.
David Dudley Field, VIM Russell, Rober. Camp
bell Gen. Rsiey of Cbsutanqas, Holt White, Martin
Grover, A. Is. Dickinson, ID. II. Abel and Sens ors
Rensey and Halstead arrived this morning.
The Convention assembled in Wietlng Hall at ~
o'clock TIE body of the fine hall was packed with
delegates, and the galleries well filled.
On calirg the Convention ~ order the Hon. E. D.
MuKGAS spoke a. follows:
GENTLEMEN OF The CosyEsrIos: IL appears to be
q oed that the rs step IL the organization of our
Republican Conventions shall be through the State
Committee. Fully coincidirg in the ii ness OF this
usage AID in behalf Of the State Committee, shall
cali his Convention to order and propose for the
sIdeIat of ths Convention q Temporary President
aud temporary Secretaries Before doing so | AK
your Indulgence for sngle moment. have seen
aud converted with intelligent and discreet men cop
Learly every portion Of oar extended State, and |
should be uDust 10 my ofiicisl position t. you, aod to
toe people represent, If should fail TO congratl-
late you upon the prospect before US Make no false
step to-day. Listen 10 90 suggestions OF exp -dsny
o1ly. SET your faces like iint sgsiost ali combina.
tioIs that will in the end Lead 10 corruption. Ignore
aid repudiate all acvlce, though 1t may come Ton
ycur dearest friend that conflicts with your own sense
# right and justice. PressD to the people OF tn
State for their sutf.ages in November, honest faithful
AID capable men, known for their enlarged
patriotism and tried integrity, and your victory
will be triumphant, AID vet'ry IN tue
State Of New York at this tune Will b.
a victory in numerous other Sta'es, till ri-iug and
swelling Ike the irconlLg tide the run which stall
rise on he morning after your neIt national canvass.
in 1860 will rsc upon victory TO you a. complete ana
triumphant N the NATION as il was glorious ard over
VII tp az the last trial IN 1856 10 this snd ten other
Siaes Of the Union Then the Pfesldeot OF your
c ,ice will be 10 no haste to msks known bis ae7t
arce 10 ole portion If the Coltedera;y through tue
MT dunn Of communication to private citizeos, out
will calmly wait the are enblipg Of Congress and there
present 10 the people, through their representative
assembled the principles and policy vi the Goyeru-
utpt in which equal and exact justice VIII be doce,
lot 70 one but TO every portion OF our extended an
Glorious Union to which the people, Throughout the
{ ufederscy Of the States Will respond 10 thunder
Mr.. Morgan sat down amid loud applause.
Ed. MoaGAs, Chairman Of the ate COMMITTEE,
then nominated A. NJ. CIapp Of Ene for Temporary
Chairman, W. 7. Mhken Of We-tcbes,er and A n.
Mes,rs. PkIspLE of Genessee, and BUTCHER Of
Nes.Yo,k, were appointed Committee to conduct
,te temporary Chairman to the Chair.
On taxing toe chair, amid load cheers. Mr. CLAP
cad: .
Grs1IFvES OF The CosvEsTIoS-Iti IS With no o.
din.ry en- barrassmer receive from You this mark OF
r.spect To side this body OF men, possessed
a 20 much intelligence, and toishom are entrusted
,u,h great interests IL 6n honor l htile mert
We have met here clothed with no hgnt responsi-
bility AID our constituencies expect us when We re-
turn hone 10 give good account Of our stewardshp
We come here on behalf Of principles as pure a. IN.
Lsht Of Heaven aid strorg a. the Eterna HUT
They are the principles If kepublicanism, add IL
Al the bcta III q all free Institutions. Th1y ar
the principles bat have taken our cocntry fr9m IL
II fsrcy and CA ried aoLg To what il now Is h ad-
aon the fear the respect OF al the nsnoIs ot tn-
earth.
such is Republcanism-such are the principles We
are called oa faithfully 10 uphold. Ii Is but bri7f
year since first a. party We marched 70 t1e pa'le-
FIELD with a nat opal standard bearer acd tasn me
state Of Nev.York did all that was expected oi her
b, her sister Sa'es. .,.,
TO-DAY We are oeled on 10 dischsrge responsible
Nv eausy great "a that imDOsed on Us Twelve mouths
sto. Every eye in the Unica Is turned to-cay upon
upon US snxio1sly watching our action Tor on tue re-
sul.. which prins from Ii depends the after iate
8 y. Renuhes .tyaIiLatIOp.