New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OVER THE SETTLE
MENT IN NETWORK CITY - CANDIDATES
TALKED OF.
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SYRACUSE, n. Y, Sept. 28.-Kings County
sends contrasting delegations from three districts but
even between these contestng parties there is no bit
terness principle rs involved IN the struggle for
recognition; IL is merely choice OF men. Mr. s. b.
butchers party Is here and they hold The credentials
Mr.. Blsss party is also here, and they eek to secure
the seats that they insure the selection OF Bliss
to the State Central Committee All parties profess viii
lngness to abide the decision of the Cony.ntioD.
The hotels are filed, nearly the full complement Of del
egates being here Under the new appOruonment there
are Az and this is confessed improvement 1t equal
ICES representation and affords recognition OF numer-
cal strength There promises to be brief and harmon
GUS session. and the many indications OF dissatisfaction
and opposition which to BIO In the Democratic
ranks reasonably the Republicans at they have
good chances carrying the State resute advance
and determined union among delegates are evident,
and reasonable hopes Of in November gener
ally expressed. Nobody thirsts for office and conse-
quently strong ticket will be the result Of the Conven.
tons deliberations.
Among the prominent Republicans Of the State Dele
gates and others present the following: the Hon.
John A. Griswold, Gen.John Cochrane,th Hon. Edwards
P1errepont the Hon. Addison II. Latin OF Hekimer, Ly
man Tremain. the Rough Diamond" Of Tion; Senator
ODOnnell OF Lewis, Canal Auditor Bell Jos. Ramsey,
of Albany and susquehanna fame; Surveyor Cornell,
ex.surveyor Andrews Gen. Edwin A. Merritt Gen. John
H. Ketcham, Mr. selkreg, Mr.. Younglove, Waldo Hut
chins, ex-Speaker Littlejohn d. d. l.. BDwn OF Ro-
chester, Chauncey NJ Depew, and others.
The Hon. Edwards Pierrepont will probably be made
Temporary Chairman, and the Hon. John A. Grswold
Permanent Chairman. Edward f. Underhllis talked OF
for Secretary. Judges Mason and Woodruff will most
likely be nominated by reclamation for reelection to the
Court Of Appeals. Gen. Franz sigel will probably be
nominated for Secretary OF State, with much unanimy,
II he will consent to Either Thomas Hillhouse or
Senator O'Donnel is likely to be nominated for Con-
troler Thomas j. Chateld of Toga has Supporters for
Treasurer resides in the town with the present
Treasurer and Democratic candidate for reelection Ste
phen Hayt declines to be candidate for reelection as
Canal Commissioner.
The platform will probably take strong ground In favor
Of the Fifteenth Amendment and the honest and early
payment OF the national debt in coin according TO con-
tract 1t WILL no doubt, heartily ndorse the admins.
tration Grant, and especially his financial policy; 1t
will urge upon the National Government the recognition
OF bellgerent rights In behalf OF the struggling Cuban
patriots as soon consistently DO done and the
annexation Of Cuba to the United States whenever the
people shall achieve their independence and desire such
annexation; will denounce legislative corruption in fit
ting terms and will sharply crticise the administration
of Gov. Hoffman. The divisions heretofore existing
among the Republicans Of the City OF NewYork Will DO
promptly adjusted and settled in accordance with the
programme heretofore published.
A Convention will be held in this city. tomorrow, TO
nominate Senator for the XXIs District tadlsou and
oswego Countless in place Of Mr. Mattoon The nomina
ton is conceded 10 Madison. Should the Madison dele
gates fail TO agree in candidate OF their the nom
nation will probably be given to Cheney Ames OF Oswego
Ldtest.-ThiDgs look very well for the Convention TO
morrow. The delegates talk they were determined
to win IL possible There ia quite general acquiescence
in the nomination Of slgel, aud disposition to nominate
the strongest possible ticket without regard TO personal
preference.