New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
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talon of German Republicans, has been nomi-
mated for Inspector of State Prisons.
Charles Hughes of Washington County has
,,een nominated for reelection, as Clerk OF the
Court of Appeals, without serious opposition.
The Copyentior is closing It's proceedings
with GREAT harmony and enthusiasm. 1t Is
nrohably the .tro ugest delegated body ever Rs
sembled in our State, and its nominations are
hailed by the Union men assembled here az
,ure TO DO ratified by On overwhelming vote o.
the people. H. u
" ' SYRAcrs.', Wednesday, Sept. "A. 1885,!
The Republican State Convention assembled az
WIeting Han. at 70 O'Clock to-day. The hall was
densely packed, The body and gallery presenting E
handsome appearance Long before the hour Of
meeting the portion of the hall appropriated to spec
.ators was filed. Hundreds Of persons anxious TO
witness the proceedings Of the Convention were IN
able TO obtain seats. On the front seats appeared
many new faces to Republican Convention in
clud ng Ex-Judge johnson, John X. Porter, Lyman
Tremain. Ex-senator COlyin, James NJ Marvin Of
Saratoga, and other distinguished citizens.
Among the Republicans distinguishabe in front
seats were Judge James; Thomas G. Alyord Clarl,
Is. Cochrane Parbe Goodwin; Henry j. Raymond
X. C. Mccormick; Isaac Sherman John Fulton w
III. TOty; VIM. Curtis Noyes: A. y. Parmelee;
Benjamin Plingle Geo b. Lincoln; Henry Mendel
of richmond county, and otbes, of els iuguished
character and intelligence.
AT the hour of noon the Convention was called to
order by Simeon Draper on tie part Of the State
Central Committee, who nominated as temporary
Chairman the Hon. Alexander S. johnson Of Al.
bany IApPlause.l
Isaac Sherman OF New-YOIi. and NJ. Folger Of
Ontario were appointed as Committee to conduct
Judge Jolnson TO the chair.
On taking the chair, Judge Johnson was received
with loud applause.
The Hon. Lyman ITemain named the following
temporary Secretaries
H. A. Risey of Chsu,snqna J. NJ Francis Of Rensselaer,;
J. h. Cooper Of Suffolk, aud H. H. Hslle.t OF Ner-YoTk
Motion agreed to-
The Chairman returned thanks for the honor ton-
fened upon him, which was the acceptable
since it was no, sought by him.
They had assembled under the call Issued by the
Legislative Caucus Committee and another Commit
lee OF the State, inviting delegates TO this Conyen
ton. That call had been made broad and compre-
hricifr thhtb5 az ilr ydhlr
which couid include within It's scope every loyal
faithful man in tie State Of New-York
IL was addressed to all Republicans, all Demo
cfats, all loyal nen, WHO ready TO uphold the
Of the Government Of the United Slatos in the
vast contest into which that Government hid been
forced by those who, bSving Iebelled against It's
authority, took up 20 prevent ghe enforce
OF the laws.
The loyal people Of the nation had hoped resort
10 arms would bot have been necessary-hsd hoped
The natural heat Of the Southern temper would
exhaust itself IN words. All know now bitterly
that hope Las been disappointed by their acts.
When the blow first fell upon us in Charleston
wnen The lag under which we had grown from a
~eAE collection OF States into powerful nation
socoho 70 none Oh the <aee Of the earth, was fired
opon by Rebel guns and lowered al The demand
Oh ,he heoes, from that moment there seemed 10 b.
an unaIhIoliy and patriotic sentiment Ia al the
ot'es ol 'he @ysl North. that the speedy crushing
out OF The rebellion and the rumph OF law and order
appeared cerlln, but when reyerses came upon tho
UilOn arms, II was found there still remained those
~ the North whose sympasbies were moi with the
Government OF ne United States, but with ,be
kobeis who were IA aruis against It,
The number Of these have increased and g,ovn
holder and holder UNI, thev ilO.g set taeuselves ~,
rs the leading spllts OF great partisan orgaliz..
ton. In that partisan organization are 10 be found
MANY men who teei tist the Government ought not
20 succeed in this war. Every Uay.pf them svInpa-
fhizes with the Southern Government, aid every
nan OF them who processes loyalty inos il necessary
20 say twenty words against Northern Abolitionists
" one against Southern SecessiOns.s. Among
;hose represented by this Convention mo such msn
can be found Tins consideration aicre should be
sufficient to settle 10 the satisfaction % every can
dsd man winch ~ The truly loyal organization Of
tho SLa,e.
Ga lie Gr5t bfeakia2 ont Of the war, one great
danger which all feared, and scarcely knew bow o.
meet, was. a. tie South hoped and boas,eA, that
there would be division Of sentiment in the North.
ana tuat TIE arms Ok tie Government wodlo be-
parily stayed by o2poziQ0u At home Cn.cr IL, /
sfcit nert Of the noment and IN the mifst of the I
popular Indignation when tho war broke out, il was
soped that ali would remain truly loyal to tie
6ovs s this hope Would not lie dissi
political organization that did not "a ace j'sel on the
loyal platform On which this Convention stands
5ot hostile organization Las nsg been Etsi ID,