The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-29
SYR ACUSE,.
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Second and Last Jay Of the Republican
State Convention.
TIE TICKET AND TEE PIh!e:SSaa.
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yammany the Eugbcar, and Harmony the
Watshwcrd Of the Hour.
MORE SECESSION AND MORE SQuAeBl ING
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Further Action Of the Fenton-
Greeley Boilers.
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LOCAL RIGHTS vs. CONGRATULATIONS
MORE SECESSION AND MORE SQuAe8lNG
LOCAL RIGHTS vs.. CONGRATULATIONS
The Aayloft and ChecSPpress Des.gates in The
Last Agony Of Dependency.
SYEACUsE, N.

1ne Republican Convention Of 1871, with its dis
sessions and discussions, its chickering's and back
bitings, its physical and metaphysical contests and
conflicts Is now thing OF the past. Al about half
past one to-day Its labors ceased. ATS ticket had
been chosen, Its platform adopted Its State
Committee appointed and everything and every
body duly cheered. The mutual admiration
business was more than usually INDUCED in at the
close and as u fitting windup to tins most miser-
ably conducted and dsgraceful Convention there
was speech by the
L0RDLY-LoOKING ROSCOE CoNRLlNG
TO the crowd while leaving the han. Roscoe
has not covered himself with glory In his
victory at this Convention, and it Is very
evident that his followers think so. They are by
no means as elated as might be expected. They
seemed to think that the Greeeyites would not
dare TO withdraw nom the Convention, and the
action OF those delegates in retiring has taken
them all aback. They claim that General Ward Is
responsible for the disruption of the party py rea-
son of the resolution proposed by MN, ana which
the Greeeyites were willing TO accept. The latter
charge that Conkling himself is to be held RESPONSE
bic nasmucb as the Convention showed O desire to
accept the resolution when all would have been
peace and harmony His specious speech against 1t
killed 1t, they admit, and with lr
KILLED THE PARTY.
On these points there q great deal OF excitement
and cross firing. Excited groups thronged the cor
ridors OF the hotels during almost the entire night
after the withdrawal OF the Greeleyites, and the
question was discussed quite freely. The Conven-
Ton was astonished again tins morning white its
work was progressing quite steadily by
RE SECESSION.
Mr.. Clinton Forbush OF Kings county, announced
The withdrawal or the First, Third and Eighth dis.
trlcts and portion Of the Sixth district delegation
oil Kings county. At th,s there was another hurrah
large crowd or BroOklyntes in one corner OF the
room cheered for ''Kings county," "Archle Bliss"
'GovernOr Fenton" and Horace Greeley.n
Spencer got mad-nothng unusual-jumped
mp, called Forbush to order. But the
Chair allowed him TO proceed. Forbush said the
seceders were all republicans. Spencer shouted,
"rhev don't act like republicans" ayes they DOR
rei0rted Forbush "but not like republicans who are
led by the nose and time will show their republican
strength by burying thus cabal, led as 1t is so deep
that no political Gabriel can ever resurrect them
During this TRADE the speaker shook his right FORE
singer eXcitedly toward Roscoe, WHO put on
A SAD GRIN,
and. dropping his magnificent head on ais gray
tweed raglan, swung 1t from side 10 size like
y bear nosng OF his prison bars. The
crowd cheered, some of the delegates cheered
some hooted, some tried Misses and the
IN delegation withdrew. Then there was q speI OF
.eace and harmony while the nominations we're
being made according to the proper programme.
Honest, intelligent Methodist stock was at a pre-
MUM. inasmuch as IL was quoted by c. Deafed
Smith as among the primary qualifications OF young
Ranes, OF Rochester, to hold the rens OF the State
Treasury, and when the nominations were made for
Attorney General the question was asked as to the
qualifications OF the nominees
THE HONEST, INTELLIGENT, METHODIST
basis, amid much laughter and applause from oil
parts Of the house and bushes OF Z. Dela6eid The
Greeleyes consider the leaving open OF three places
for them on the State Committee and the placing OF
Messrs Grinnel and Leggatt at the heads OF the
lists OF vice presidents and secretaries as sops
thrown to them TO coax them back TO peace and
harmony. They regard the election OF mfr. White as
PRESIDENT as semi, though indirect, endorsements |
OF the st. Domingo affair." as Mr.. White happened to
DC one OF the Commissioners, and IN speech made
BY one OF them 1t was asserted that Mr.. White has
PENCHANT FOR THE PORTFOLIO
Of Mr. Fish, I'm Washington and the carrying OF this
Convention was to be rewarded by the resignation
VI Hamilton Fish and the appointment of Mr.. |
NOR and the TonKnsites claim that thew seieote1
hin because OF his high social standing and |
scholarly attainments which are beyond question:
ng. The nomination OF Mr.. Scribner as Secretary
d state Is regarded as 80
CONCESSION
20 the Young Mems Association, although an at
empt was made TO show That it was entirely a con.
,ession to the FentonItes. The nomination OF
On 10 ps @ S E for NJ iS
Thomas Ranes of Rochester, was named Tor State
Treasurer because he was regarded as successful
General Barlow was named for Attorney General
because MIR. Bailey said the New York organizaton
ried for
HELP TO THE coUNrRYMEN
md begged this boon for the Committee OF Seventy
a fight against Tammany. Poor Iammany What
thorn In the sides Of the Convention it has been
Nothing but fammany, Tammany Everything
and the charges were rung ON lts namo
y lively STYLE When THIS nomination was made 1t
vas really pitiabe to see poor little Goodrich, OF
Kings Alas poor ''Goodey p' lie
FELT HOPEFUL
III along but more so when the Greeleyltes went
'ut and Colonel Willis with them because there
vas one candidate less In the way; but Bailey made
speech for Barlow, and SO did Sharpe ana Phelps
lther nominations-W. b. Taylor, OF oneida, for
'tate Surveyor: Thomas kirkpatrick, OF Cayuga
i Washington, for Canal Commissioner made
= compliment TO their localities aud because OF
,Onklngltcs, 10 Is Tumored were
ANXIOUS TO CoNC1IIArE
~ almost any terms. Trey feared that General |
derritt would withdraw aud would have given him
he choice OF any place on the ticket, but he posi- |
lively declined 10 accept The poor che press and
ay-lo,t republicans who came full OF the text OF
'eace and harmony, completely demorazed.
hey have heard much OF Iammany and har- |
nony that one poor old man at breakfast this morn
DISH OF TAaMAyY,
hen, correcting himself. piece Of harmony while
rot severe shot from old Pop Bleakley last night |
rs the Greeeyites we're fling out Bleakley with
'iVhchcS |
lext United States Senator ron Murphy's candidate
II. ID. Morgan" 'Perhaps So" replied Rushus, |
most benign manner. "Oh sure,n calculated |
ne Old New York boy as he passed on. The words
y General Ward last evening, That the adoption OF
Ne report on the New YORK case would
- 49,, -. SEAL THE DOOM
Ihe republican party aud Of Roscoe Conkling are
,w ioUheu upon Dy the Greeleyies as prophetic, |
'io ,ney say that Mr.. White must have had semi
'Iopnetlc idea OF the disruption TO come, II ne haS
los Deeh previously posted TO the effect that there
youu NC u spht, when ne recounted the many great
'arues ne fad seen sundercd and destroyed IN con |
cnuons III TINS great salt city, ana that he mad an
ntmalon IN MS minds eye of having seen the
Iea. republican party severed here i'm 1871. The |
escdeTs commenced as was stated In my letter OF |
crOit House meeting last night went
ACTIVELY TO WORK,
nd thls morning placards appeared calling unop ]
opposed 10 clothing the state Com ,
mice Win unlimited bower over the local organ |