New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29
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SYRACUSE, Sept 2s-Ihe hoeis are crowded nearly TO
their capacity and yet large poroa Of tho mspher. 81
The Republican State Convention are yet 20 arrive MT
Greeley arrived to-day and announced himself strongly
in favor Of the nomination OF Gen Franz sgeI ior zee
rotary Of State. Mr.. Greeley remained In the city some
snmnwheIe in the country He will not attend the Con-
yenton 10 IL said that Gen. sge has telegraphed mere
rather have IL for state Engineer Surveyor instead
OF Secretary Of state. The consolidated heWloIk dele
win the action Of the factions IN that city. They will
he admitted to the Convention without any question.
soner and state Prison Inspector It Is understood de-
cline denominations The Convention will meet in Welt
business viii all be transacted without econd days
session There is even more than hopeful feeling per
yadng the members Of the Convention The Hon. John
A. Griswold will be made permanent President. Gen.
Cochrane and Messrs Ltlejohn, Pierrepon, t. O. Lap
Charman Il seems TO be conceded that the present
Judges of tho Court OF Appeals, Mason arI woodruff
viii be Tenom I'M though t Judge Prescott herkmer
Craig w, Wadsworth OF Livingston is mentioned for
Secretary Of state If Gen sgel Is not nominated David
Cnatfeld OF Togu is mentioned for state Treasurer Dan
fol D. cOnoyer OF NeTYork for state Prison
j. NJ. Van Colt OF Brooklyn for Atorney.Ceneral and
John L. Lane OF Albany Tor Canal Somls =, dhsre
Hon. Hamilton Harris member OF tho Sute Central
lie Is PpGSa 6y SrGn 81 1
will fail. that he will be reappointed, and agan De made
George William Curtis is named for Secretary OF State,
and the proposition meets with mnch apprWal. Gen.
slgel is now named for Treasurer ana this iis0 meets
MIDNIGHr-The platform, as talked tonight, will BIO
substantially follows In favor OF equal snge To all
people without distinction OF or color favor OF
the XVIII Amendment; sympathzing with all oppressed
people everywhere; sympathizng with the people OF
Cuba in their efforts TO relieve themselves ron the yoke
of Government in which they have no
representation, and urging that whenever. In the
opinion OF Administration they have estabcd their
status begercnt power they be recognzai as such
by our Government: also that when they nave achieved
their independence and desire annexation TO tie United
States they be so in favor Of the paym.nt OF the
National Debt in full in CON- and denouncng al schemes
or pretexs for reputation In every forini d0ouncng
cOrrupt legislation and corruptonsts, and regulating
all Republicans who join with the Democrats topass cor
rupt measures denouncng the election frauds pepetraed
last Fall and charging the Democracy with being repon
sble for tem denouncng the Democratic payor It's OPP
position TO all for preventing such frauds de-
nouncng the present Democratic Executive foryolatng
the law passed such frauds and for his dgnature
to corrupt There will probably DC oper reso'
lutiOns touching other topics
The following is the ticket as indicated by ne sentl
ment prevailing at this time Secretary Of State George
William Curtis Controller James O. Putnam Attorney
General, Charles Andrews; Treasurer T. j. Catheld;
state Engineer Franz Sigel Canal stephen
r. IOyt State Prison Inspector, John X Vance Judges
OF Appeals, Woodruff and Mason.