The New York herald., 1863-10-01

NEW YoRK ANrrPRonrpiroN STATE CoNvENroN.-Ih
dstiers, brewers importers, maslers wholesale ant
retail dealers In liquors. hop corn and barley grow
and venders will send three delegates from each Az
semby district Of tho State convention 10 be held to
day in Syracuse The object Of the convention will be
takc into consideration the general interests OF trade
make such arrangement be considered necessary
in relation to the approaching election In this State
GENERALS IN nn NEXT CoScREss-The following pamet
officers will leave the army the lst Of December Il
take their seats the United States House Of Representa-
Jives:- &a sl.t 'ft
General Robert G. schenck, Third district, Ohio
General John A. Garfield, Nineteenth district, Ohio
General Ebenezer Oumont, Sixth district Indiana.
General Green Clay Smith, Sixth district, Kentucky.
General Ben F. Loan, Seventh district, Missouri
General Francis p. Blair, Jr., First district Missouri
Colonel VIM. R. Morrison. Twelfth district Illinois,
DECLINED. J. Jones. who was nominated the
adm nsraton candidate for Congress In the First dis
trct OF Maryland In opposition to John w. Criscld has
declined TO run. .lf ftrtt
DRAFTED CANDIDATE. William b Taylor, present State
Engineer and candidate for reelection on the republican
State ticket has been drafted in Albany.
Missouri ErEGAIIoN.-The following aye.the oil
the gentlemen who formed the committee 10 draft I'D
dress the President asking for the removal OF General
schoneld Hon. c. D. Drake, Hon E. Prctorius, Abort
Jackson Colonel c. E. Moss Judge McCurg, b. C.; Judge
C. Carpenter General Ben Loan n Co. Judge D. Wagner
John II. Holdsworth. t-ff w
GOVERNOR TESNEsxE An attempt Is being made to
have General A. B. Campbell inaugurated tho loyal
Governor OF Tennessee II s claimed that be received
few that once the regular day for holding
the state election and, other voted for
his right tho executive chair s clearly established by
the constitution Of the State. The movement will be op
posed by Andrew johnson, the Military Governor. BE-
cause II Mr. Campbell should sdcceed Mr. Jahuscn would
a~v 1ysvscss Esoert L. Caruthes, We believe, Is ihe
rebel Governor.
cAspDArxsm Groaan.-The Savannah Republican an
nouuces Joshua Hill, Of Morgan county and T. n Fur
low. Of Sumter county, candidates for Governor OF
Georgia Az Representatives 20 tho rebel Congress the
Repbcan candidates In tho First district
Thomas Butler King and Julian HArtridge, and n tho
second district James l. Seward.
MiNxssorA ALI the vacancies In the Minnesota demo-
cratic State ticket have been filed and the machine Is
now n running order There will be grand smash up,
however, in November Desrly onehaf Of the demo-
cratic papers OF the State refuse 10 support II.
CALEB CusnNa.-This gentleman declines TO run again
FOR The Massachusetts, Legislature
pExssyIvAxiA DExocRAcy.-Mr. George ". Woodward
the democratic candidate for Governor Of Peunsyivan
In a published letter. says
So from avowng belief In secession or favor
ing recognition OF the Southern confesteracy. am
and always have been opposed to both and am In
favor of suppressing the rebellion by which both are
supported My life has been spent, thus far, In up
holding the constitution OF the United Stntes As the
fahers framed it-the Union they formed-and tho con
s,itu,,on and laws OF tie State and whatever Of life
mains will be devoted TO the same ends, whether
II be spe1t public private stations Neither secos
sion the malignant fanatcism that caused II will
ever find advocate IN mo
GIVEN Up As BAD Jop.-Tion Samuel s. Cox, member
Of Congress OF Ohio who has been sumpns the state In
favor Of the election OF valandgbam has given up the
work and vone over into Michigan. He delivered Q
speech ia Detroit Saturday, almost within Mr. valan
d.hsms hearing. who Is staying al Windsor, Canada,
across the river
NExr Cos1REss All the members for the next United
stnes House oAepresentatives chosen, with the
ccp,ioa OF Ave In Maryland three in wes4 Virginia,
one In Delaware, 70 Oil the vacancy.