New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
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SYRACUSE Tuesday. sept. !. l563
The Union State Convention, which meets al
Wri,ing Hin tomorrow morning, promise 10 be al
unusually large gathering 81 he members OF the party
delegate and il is evident nat there viii be full az
Tendance from ell sections oi tic state VINE TIE out
sidcrs representing the other Of tie opposing
forces master very strongly
Among the prominent mon present and apparently
faklI an active part IN tie P.epa atom for oiganAi
ton, are senator Morgan IL, j. Raymond Horace
Dyck. William B. Taylor V. NJ Rice, Henry A.
Fosler Gen Bruce, ii. White Senators Bel,
TObcy Abbott Angel. Charles Cook. Robinson. San
ford Hutchinson farrar. and Truman. Judge Robert.
son Harry iiber, z. Z. ta-Icot D H. AaiAlnoAd ana
others.
c,fe,r zon as well as in regard - candidates. Win
reference u tine temporary organization j. claimed
by tie radicals that it provided ioI by the last
ton on motion Of Mr MlGdCl o. Orange County;
Resed ga, hereafter ihe cairnan Of he STATE Commit
Conyeto, order and hr a.. as ChAiInau thereof for
lbe u.rre purpose of orssniA-g s-id C,hveIhoh
Judge Low. Chairman Ol the Committee. beng pres
ert the radicals insist that be alone under this TesOI
ton ia entitled 10 preside oyer tie temporary 0rganll
ton; while tbe other sde Contend that the resolution Is
Of binding force. the last Convection hHV1ng no
power lay down rules for the guidance 0i iis success
Each side claims majority Of the deega'ee and
as this question involves the character Of The permanent
organization decision is regarded as Of much in
porance. Among those named for President are sen
ator Morgan, Mayor Opdske, ana Judge roger. the
n
The advocates for an entirely new ticket seem the
strongest although there aDy pressing for the re-
nominations oi Controller Robinson, state EnpinecI
TaYOT and Secretary Ballard. The candidates
for Secretary Of state most frequently mentioned
& NJ Ucuew Of WeslcLesteI Judge Foyer. and Gen.
C0clrauc r. &. Callcott is also named. For Con-
troller f. W OlcOtt james A. Eell and Il. D Spauld-
ing of Erie are named, for Attorney General James
u Brady and John H. Porter for state Treasurer,
George J.. Schuyler and - iinAn Of New YORK; Tor
Canal Commissioner Gen. Bruce A. &. Powell Of Syr.
aense S T. Haight Of $cuben; for Inspector Of State
Prisons Dr. Bates the present incumbent, d. Forrest
Of Schencctady and Mr. Milman oi New YORK
Midnighf The late trains have added largely
to the crowds at TIE hotels Gnd much 10 tAe Afternoon
ruiaOrs and epcculdiOns. ~ the OlODe iClel ihlS
evening caucus WAS held, which Senator Truman
presided. Ii reported that az is caucus ile nous VI
organizing The Convention was the cIleI toplc US us
cussed-whether Judge Lowe should act ubdeF tae
resolution Of the last Convention ana pfeside us tn
pOrary Chairman. Tie question 1t 10 SAD was als'
cursed at some length, and finally dropped Without
result.
Al the Syracuse House consultation was held ny
some OF tie leaders Of the Anti Iadica ana lne! c
reported 10 have determined 70 oppose The organization
Oi the Convention under the resolution Oi last year
But Little Las yet transpred with regard 10 lle plat
FORM and few seem ~ anticipate any bci!OuS ulHcfehce
Of opinion In regard 10 II.
The programme Of candidates varies by new arrivals
The following are named b. prominent delegates al tl'
Syracuse House; Controller Thomas w Ooot or Jas.
a. Bel Secretary o! State Col Porter o. Niagara;
Attorney Genaral James =. Brady; Treasurer, Mr..
Huntington Of Oneida; Canal Commissioner, Thomas
II HehOuoe Inspector OF State Prisohs. Dr. Bates Oi
H. X Forrest Judge Selden s the olly 0ae named !oI
jude of It's Court y: APpsals-