The New York herald., 1869-09-29
POLITICAL MTELLIGENch.
THE NEW yoRK REPUBLICAN STATE GEN.
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The New York City Delegation EE Route->
Harmony Between the Rival Orgunsz0s
tiom.-sIate Making on tho Trip. ~
ALBANY, Sept 2s, 1860.
The NewYorR city delegation to tne Republican
state Convention 70 be held at syracuse tomorrow
at noon, arrived mere en- rouSe this morning by the
steamer Drew During the earlier part of the trip last
evening there was good deal OF banter and fun
between the representatives OF the three organiza-
tons that have been. so long divided and pitching
into each other over the Custom House spoils.
Perfect harmony seems to prevail on the main ques-
tion-a united opposition to the rammany regency
and the democratic slate Morgan men and Fenton
men meet here on common ground, merging Their
uiaerences and only anxious TO give good account
OF the party IN the coming struggle. The state Gen.
trat Committee comprises SIX members from the city ;
the Twenty third and Twenty y-ioufth street organ
Hations have three members ana the regular or
QaniZahDn''-the Twelty-third street party-suppNeS
OF the other three. AS yet nothing ID positively
known as to the slate, for the nominations WILL
depend upon certain contingencies. Ihe once OF
Secretary OF state has been orered 10 General Franz
Sigel but it Is not yet known whether he will
accent. Should he decline the nomination win be
left TO the country delegates. and in that case the
state COMPROMISING viii lie between Colonel Fred
.5onkling and General Hlllhouse Governor Morgan's
late Aduant General The present judges OF the Court
OfAppeals, Woodruff and Mason, Will be renomInated.
Noone has vet been definitely named for the vacancy
that of State Prison Inspector, for which DanieI D.
Conoyer Is named. For canal Commissioner s, Major
nation. and was strongly pressed for the post ny Mr.
Greeley but the opposition was so strong against
the nomination that The MAYORS name was with
drawn, Notwithstanding the earnest desire OF
the party TO enlist the sympathies OF the
suffered in their cause. The nomination Of sigel
head OF The ticket s sop to the Germans. The
platform OF principles and the resolutions 10 be SUBJ
mtted to the Convention win in themselves be more
commendable TO the TWO chief voting nationaes
than anything contained in the democratic plat
With regard to international questions the reso.
luti0ns will recommend in the strongest manner
the granting of beigerent rights to Cuba and
the interference OF The government to secure for
oppressed lreann more hoera % No ana
that siand With regard TO the Excise law the reso-
lutlons wll be found more 0utspoken aud positive
in favor of more just and less exclusive applica-
hOn OF the law as regards Localities. The admnistra-
tion Of affairs at the Navy Yard lcomes in for full
share OF remuneration, II being contended that the
department is controlled by the democrats. An
immediate change in the present order of things Is
urgently pressed upon the secretary OF the Navy.
Waldo Hutchns Fenton's right hand man, is with
the party and last night was closely engaged In con-
suitatiOn with some or the higher lights in giving
the last finishing touches TO the platform OF prncl
pies and resolutions to be submitted to the Conven.
fully sustained at all points OF their policy.
win tho regard saSsrs to the coming cam
s ne last ar' yea majority s1JeDs IN
the Senate py carrying The Chautauqna district,
which was 10! lost last election by division in the
last year by republican running on an independent
ticket backed by the democrats of the district. They
expect TO have the regular ticket elected this tme
In all the other republican districts they calculate
to hold their own. In the Fifth district, New York
clty-Senator Norton's-they have even anticipa
tiOns OF running successful ticket with the name of
Jacob Sharp thereon. On the whole, the leaders
and the party are not in the weak and shattered
condition their opponents would faln believe but,
on the contrary are going into the fight with the best
earnest Of success, courage and determination to
tight it out to the last
The Gathering Of the Clans-New York Dele.
aations Present in Full Force-State Offices
Going Begsing-General sigel Declines
the Nomination for Secretary Of State, but
Accepts thar of State Treasurer-Assempt to
Win Back the German Republicans-Feud
in the Saratoga Senatorial District.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 2S-Evening.
The evening trains pave brought in the full com
plement of delegates from all parts o! the Sie The
hotels are all consequently crowded, and great
deal Of desntory discussion Is gong on with refer.
ence 10 the action OF the Convention tomorrow
eng the delegates Local political TOPICS prnc
-r~. '.ahing upon the Senatorial slate, come in for
the largest share OF debate 49,"
There is very little interest manifested over the
State Offices, and 40 definite agreement has yet
been come to upon that point. Unlike the feeling
which So Strongly prevailed among the county dele
gates TO the Democratic State Convention held mere
last week. the republican country members are
entirely indifferent TO the composition of the State
slate, 1t being generally conceded that the demo.
Gratis will secure the bulk OF the offices. On the
other hand there Is considerable interest felt in dis
cussing the chances in the Senatorial fight. Here
the whole strength oil the party will be put forth,
although there yet some ugly dlssensons to heal
before any confidence can be felt in the result.
Horace Greeley, Edwards Pierrepont, Chaun cey
Depew and some few other prominent leaders are
here, but as they have not yet met In council
nothing has been decided upon.
somewhat barren compliment ls paid 10 the
country delegates-that of leaving in their hands
the nomination OF the whole sta ticket The COM
pllment however, is not very highly appreciated
and the matter VIII have 10 be decided on III general
caucus The offices, in iact, seem to be going beg
Qing. For secretary OF State Elliott G. Cowdin was
spoken Of but the New York delegation, after con-
versation, elbowed him aside and substituted Gen.
erai Franz Sige, to whom the nomination was
offered, and which the General declined The
nomination mas been pressed upon him In the
face Of certain inducements, and the leaders are
momentarily expecting reversal OF his first
decision. Should he peremptoriiy refuse they Will
have to turn In some other direction at the last
moment for candidate for the first place on the
ticket. For State Treasurer Lew CDatfeld of Toga
county, is strongly pressed by the delegates or Ills
district, and there is little doubt the nomination
VIII be conceded them. For State Prison Inspector
the present incumbent, General Hammond, can have
the denomination, but there is some talk of his
declining Daniel ID. Conover will probably get his
place. A. F. Lawrences name is also spoken Of In
this connection. For state Comptroller Colonel
Frederick Conkling offered the nomination
which he declined on the ground that he had aspra-
tions to run for Governor of the State next year.
Ex-senator stanford, or the Saratoga district has
been flung overheard by his late constituents the
mined TO put forward ex-Speaker Youngove as the
candidate OF the party next canvass, TINS has given
rise to a serious feud among the republicans
threatening to give the district to the democrats.
TO ward Off the danger ana to conciiate the parry
Ia agreed that Mr.. Stanford will be paid the compll-
ment Of nomination on the state ticket, but the
place thereon Is not yet liked For Court OF Appea Il
Judges Mason and Woodruff Will be renominated.
No candidates are oven yet suggested for the other
offices.
OFFICERS OF THE CONVENTION.
The permanent Chairman Of the Convention will
be John A. Grswold. An active canvass is going on
In the hotel halls over the appointment OF tempo.
rary chairman, the favortes being Edwards Pierre.
pont, Dewitt c. Littlejohn and Z. q. Lapham, OF
Ontario
THE RESOLUTIONS
There Is O feversh anxiety manifested here TO win
over the democratic element estranged from the
party through the passage oil the Excise law by a
republican Legislature. With this object in view
the resolutions TO be submitted tomorrow Will in.
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