The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19
OUR SPECIAL SYRACUSE DESPATCH.


The Republican STATE Convention met m this city
to-day There was NO email amount Of hustle and OF
element 1t the different hotels all the morning. IN
several delegations seemed TO DO IN ribulaton whs
was their true course 70 pursue In view Of the curse
hanging the party BY tho action Of the Legislature
that had just closed IT. abors a& Albany The prevailing
sentiment and that which predominated was to pass
resolutions strongly repudiatng the Legislature and
Weed, and endorsing Governor Morgan without any
eqsivocason This feeling ragged to . perfect Juror,
and at ono time tho State Central Committee
thought that Il was their duty to adopt Q reso
luton endorsing Governor Morgan and repudiat-
ing the Legs ature. TINS feeding was OF that
extent that large number delegates felt that The oay
Bavston for their party was the denunc0n Of the acts
Of the corrupt Legislature. Haa the Convention met last
evening" at early hour this morning, Lord ThuroW
would have found his his own party friends removing bis
cap Of authority ana placing upon the head Of Governor
Morgan.
Weed len Albany last evening few minutes after the
soppsgeo that machine, and arrived here ct early
hour thus morning Finding that matters were looking
hWle squally for him, he commenced flying about Ut
rapid rate the perspaton rolling OF from hs faoe q
unusual velocity II was considered evidence that hM
army Of ssgeants and captains in readiness, and
soon the WORD received in every direction that
would 30 bad policy 70 "a sides with either, a. would
cause dissatisfaction and . division in tho party They
more fire.
Abe feeling Of censuring the Legislature however,
malped exceedingly strong tnroughous the day among t
the Of the Convenon and kept the wire pulers
unusually busy kept from bursting forth in . vol
carlo .tye many OF them boldly asserting that repu
dsti0n their only salvation Later in tue day, how
ever, was seen .ns. me plea OF policy .as ts@perng
ward ncniug to denounce the Legislature bitterly,
they began 70 consider It best 70 keep matters
N and not let their opponents Know AL ABOUT
There was Considerable excitement during the morning
and @ me %
away, and Ut the CON OF the afternoon
there vas decided change 10 Al appe,rsoces
70 nominate Vim. Seward, was just ~ acceptable -
any oher For or other the delegations from
Of the Congressional districts had great deal OF
trouble in agreeing upon their representatives, there be-
ipr TOO many applicants for the honor.
whist theee gentlemen trying to settle their Diff
cu,ues. the Committee on Resolutions reported,
the chairman stating that the committee
had unanimously agreed upon one resolution,
and one only and that the recommen tahon Of Won.
H. seward fop the candidate OF the republican party Tho
reading OF this resolution was greeted with long and
coo,ipued applause; the numerous members OF the Al
bspy republican lobby that mnsps with the dole
sstee evidently feeling that they and their leader Weed
had obsained great triumph IN tns oom@eS IN no.
About he Governor, whose endorsement would
This action OF tho Convention upon the question
of resolutions may DO looked upon as decision
70 shk the responsibility o. the action Of the legislature
the Legs asure with ali it, black deeos, silent endorse
meu They have, however taken the Rochester orator
The first spice that appeared In the Convention was
upon the report the delegates from the Eighth dsrc
nSsn The names Of delegates Mr.. Sherman commenced
spicy speech denouncng, In bitter TERMS tho action OF
ths delegates tor substituting the name Of James Nye
for that q David Dudley Field He also charged that
bad been brought about BY the nstruuentaty Of pol
Clans who are trying 70 rue zoe ana 'nA'' ''0'
threw Spssas ,aso ne 10 Sss
Who hsd been feeding from the pap OF the Pohce
other fodder Furnished % ne M CORRUPT
~ evident that this class had received orde nom
60 Mr. Nye Anc her ron 40.
York mp Johnson) pitched iato Mr. Fela, GAZING mn
traitor 70 Seward. Two or three osher ponss sna
blowers from the interior q the STATE on oens ,no
leader, Weed went In u zao rate for James w. ~,
showing the nght over between .ne nsu
democrats and the Weedes. the dgnt Vas msde mo.e
Interesting BY Messrs Northrop and Ketchum taxing up
David Dudley Fed's eauee and the hisses ana grosus
that ca from the knot OF strikers and Off 70
The motion 70 insert the OF Mr Field wss 1851 py
large majority thus mskpg triumph Of the sos, and
Field 0Ddyke invited to take back seat, mus
settling all the points Of controversy.
The Convention atsr adjourned, with three cheer'