The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-21

ton under President johnson OF our intercourse with
foreign nations I'm ha nromnt AGAINST them
of ali lust demands in securing redress Tor national
insults and wrongs and In maintaining the liked policy
Of our government by which the interference Of foreign
hostile to our peace and menacing independ-
ence
Resolved, That we tender our congratulations TO VIM
H. Seward upon his proydental escape from the knife
Of the assassin and joce that his distinguished
cause Of liberty
Resolved That the administration OF Governor Fenton
deserves and commands the respect and confidence OF
the people OF this State and that we hereby pledge to
| our cordial and hearty support
Resolved That call upon the loyal constituencies of
and other % oees 's to noainasc
but men m OF known integrity OF G character as the only
administration of public affairs.
I'VE rn ~ inc parry mas .o sus
not ony aanst is open enemies Ia .ne neia ou asnss
in this and other iovaI States SO will
maintain it's authority second its
@ a .e olessngs Oh unom reeao% ana peace 70 al sec
TO its past history is present and the character Of lis
candidates its title to public confidence and support
calls HIM Henry Wy Ravmnnd br T fl ~ ad,rassed the CON-
vention congraualing the delegates upon nifty
ana harmony that have characte1zed All tner proceed
| nut In nomination.
Tho resolutions were then adopted UNANIMOUSLY
C' 'not on 0, Mr RAYMOND the ioho"ng was adopted
VIZ" pasoa. That we repel as false and caumnous the
mpustQp cast by the Democratic Convention upon the
Official intesS 1 - st,n nd That we endorss his oi
,, ~ X s.iQn OF the census and In all
resnecis as worthy Of The ap-oyal and commendation
OF tho people .o.o,.,,,-,
h;; waso M naui'nnns, adou,sd ao io"o""e
| R:solycd That VIC tender 10 the able who have
sustained the cause Of American nationality IN England
Of ~ nui,es ,r,nas In ihs country for the loss Of
Richard Golden, one Of tho truest Of their number
Hon eaACNcEY M DEPkw was then caied ior ana r.
ibcr many and wnrm of annroval of his
official conduct exhibited here to-day, and exprefsng
tne comvc.on .ia. ney naS aS.ea WIS wSey % ~ cent W.
ticket n6Ina(ed VIII 6e ratified by the people In No.
vembcr, while he regarded the platform adopted as
Drcaa oeLa, % anu WIS., 70, tho .ona,a, thu ronv.ror
= = A"'".Hs" s.AN 0's' Ie-- -"
| Our special Syracuse Dispatches.
| SYRACUSE, Sept. TO- 1855.
Thu contest between the factions and candidates
spmed all manner of phases during the night this
/ morning Soon after midnight Weed esceralned that
the radicals had settled upon Senator roger as tempo
rarv chairman He at once odopted him and gave out
Fyer belongcd 10 that side of the house. thus en-
IN obtain the credit OF bringing his name for
| ward
Tho Wood sdo continued TO uress the nomination Of
nono,o par,o for Secretary of State The radicals az
| -. 80, - Co. nono,v and 4, hocan IN ,ook a.
.Att ,ov,fae
w,s', - ,,,s 80 ,n,n'o1,o,e,v sent 70 Denew
60 '.,a ,,,. ho ,,on,od Tho nomination h,
60, ,r,o ,,o Convention n, IN,
| "oui" 5ee '''' "o ha"'' "e''' nv VIZ ~ ~
conservative side against him. Having this pecn Tor
rnoly rendered the nomination by both factions with h
| ,,., !, s,o,,d ,o ,o.ds ui,ho,, onnos si,ion Mr.
assurance 'na' " s"o"'u W ,''a', "''"V1' 'pi -,
Depew then declined 10 allow his name 10 go into TN
| conven,ion and nj ten o'clock this morning Il wa
n''' s. ,,., ,o aoc,nad . ronom,no,,or
emc airy promulgated ina. ho aeonns" '.o"''"'',o"
II was then agreed by both sides that Depew shou'
have Tho comnlimcn. OF permanent pres, dent of tn
Convention
The programme Of the morning session was carrie
| , con..or ro,oor taking Tho chair and appointing
os., ,.,,..non, oroar, yo,,on composed Of ,e
radicals TO six Weed men.
SYRACUSE, Sept 20, 1856
,,,, ..s.,ono =, ,hs conven,Io
Al the close OF the morning SESSION. '"c 'onve"'o
was the rst appearance OF that earncsness the par
Of the delegates which indicated any confidence in tn
coming canvass There was 'nen more ae'erm,nA'on
the part OF the hackers OF the candidates The aftcI
noon so.on onened with the announcement of the Stat
Central Committee This was sciecteo ny 'ne oe'esa'c
from each judicial district, and Is very nearly event
| ,,.,d ,o,.,eon ,hs tyo factons with perhaps a ma
, ,or,y OF one for the Weed side.
Depew was presented and unanimously eiec'c
r.r,nanect pres,dent of the Convention, undt
the compromise agreed upon when hr IN
new consented TO withdraw his namo from th
n,.s, n, secre,arv of State The Committee on Rest
+ ~ oo' ~ --s..,..sa ..a.. A.. ro.o,u,,on NJ IN
Convention had conservative majority In It's compos
ton Thus far there was 20 marked contest The nr
spice presented was in the nomination Of the
d in an cuogstic speech by Alderman Dayton, Of Ne
n York Charles s. Spencer at once opposed hs nomin.