New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
THE SYRACUSE CONVENTION.

Our weaker brethren, who were yesterday
afternoon alarmed by q dispatch, published as
special by two of the evening papers, to the
effect that the Administration section of the
Republican. Union Convention at Syracuse were
defeated at the outset, will be relieved. thi,
morning when they see by how tremendous a
iasihcation they permitted themselves to b.
deceived, and how distinctly and positive.
,ly the Convention ANNOUNCED its real char
acter at the very fret moment an Upper.
tuoity was given it. The full report of The
proceedings had rot reached ma at the
moment of peDniDg this paragraph, but the
nominations made and the way in which they
were made are the best evidence Of the sor.
of men who compose that body, aud Of the
earnest and determined purpose by which they
are governed. Passing over oil the preliminary
proceedings, we come to the first ballot for
candidate for Governor 1t was as follows:
Whole number OF votes.
Necessary to choice.
OF these Cen Wsdsworth had. ...............2A
Gen DiH........
Lyman Tremain. .,............................ ~
Scattering
| Gen. Wadsworth, therefore, was nominated
on the fret ballot by IA over Dix, and by 80
over all. We think that tells the whole story
The PRESIDENTS Proclamation Of Emancipation
comes just in time to receive this enthusiastic re-
cognition aud sanction, in the nomination BY this
overwhelming vote of man as Governor of the
first State in the Union, who is known to approve
of every word Of it, who has devoted himself
untiriDgly ever since the war begun, without
any peradyenturcs, to the service of his c0un.
try, who believes in saving the Union at all
hazards, and in conqueriug a peace that shall
be permanent aud uDbrokeD. The little for.
mality Of electng him ia as sure of being put
through By Fifty Thousand votes, Of least, as
that November comes month after next.
The whole ticket stands thus:
Foy Recommendations wsDswoaru ofGsre.se
20, Lieut. Goteoaor....LYYAs TRznArS Of Albany.
For Canal I. Bl.ss'oicy OLIVER LApug Of HeIkmer
20, Pyisoa Inspector. WiLLsAAS Of kew.York
Dor Cie'k q Appe1i ..CHAs HuGHx, Of Washington Co
THIS ticket is worthy of the name that leads
il. Mr. Tremain is an Old-Line Democrat as
everybody knows, distinguished as a public
man, more especially distinguished for having
refused to permit his name to be used year
ago by bis old political associates-withdrawin
il after the nomination was mede-as a cand.
date for reelection as Acknowledgement. He
could act 10 longer with men whose patriotism
he doubted, whose sarnestness in q war for
the salvation OF the Republic be did not
believe in. Mr. Hughes is the present
incumbent Of The Office for which he il nomi-
ated, and has proved bis eminent fitness for
., duties. Mr.. Laduc, We think, has not
: .eto, ore been III public life, but is well
.. -, highly esteemed in his own
sa,;nn ., A., State. Mr.. Willmann is a man
If creat poDular,,'V among his countrymen-
The Germans--is qua. fed for the Office Of
Prison.Inspector ard earnes!f, as all Germans
are, for war for liberty.
With such ticket we have nothing TO do
but 90 in and win