The New York herald., 1871-10-04

ven y xc.ed out. and great deal Of sxcitemen.
followed, during which motion to adjourn was
'A' TaS n S'sS sxcITEMENr RUNS VERY meH
msGs by the he followers Of either New New York party
the fact y the rank and nle on hand keep very
ssH sod 70 s ns5d Ss pnrS" KNOW what ey @
sy%patnses ss @ 'i rum Indeed the members on the
ass s & exc " hat ~ Easssf sssr Ss la&pEs Ans
the long run wiz be greatly surprised to find that u
hs M f Se Hn sn
Y aas aya has sSs %
already here, and quite number Of Tammany ad-
herents are expected BY the early tram tomorrow
morning. Every arrangement has been made to
force OF police will be hand TO see to 1t that the
scenes which disgraced that highly moral exhibl-
tion given at syracuse q few days ago are not re-
arrived tonight, and endeavored to reach his
Of him, but he had sooner got out OF his carriage
than he was recognized, ana It was as much as he
mirers crcwdns about boz him and Struggling u WITH one
another TO shake him by the hand. Indeed ne was
called e and pointed at ny the gaping countrymen
lion on public exhibition. Chief Justice Church.
John Ganson, A. p Ladsing. Attorney
democratic celebrities arrived S''i this even. sven
Ing, and are taking an active part IN the
ss Ss oeeS ,ns @ 70
what ought to be done. In the Convention, ex-
pressed himself very openly today to . gentleman
who had chat with him on the prospects OF the
fght over the Tammany delegation.
What ought to be doneS" asked * the gentlemen:
with safety to the party,n said he, ''without Tam
many is thrown 0ut.''
'But do you not see Tammany has the best Of IL
6 ss tSt to rssqsT ssr and na' would be
ii KNOW was the reply, that the democratic
orku In ID 2for IA Ia MI haf m
must be cut adritn order to satisfy the demands Of
the people 1t Will be no use temporzing. No half.
s sspd to . carry s9cS 9c As osa Tsmmsny would Be-
to corruption. and must act up to its principle.h
Il wli thus De seen, after all, that Mr. Church Is
HIS INFLUENCE WILL BE FELT
that win not be very tasteful to Tammany. Lieu.
probably the temporary Chairman OF the
Convention, and Governor Seymour Is spoken
al o1edes al
ana IS yet not q word has been said
IN REGARD TO THE PLATFORM =. ..
or the ticket 70 be presented. Candidates
tncss mentioned i for Secretary Of state are
Deputy secretary ana fs Hubbard. 5r. Che.
mango; for Comptroller, Lucius Robinson, G. w.
Grys o. Wayn ana q
Wayne; Attorney General Smith Weed, OF Clinton,
j. 7. SpriRgS OF Oneida Albertus Perry OF OswegO,
ana Francis Kernan OF Oneida; for state Prison In
spector, ID. B. Mcneil present incumpent, OF Oayuga,
B b. Jones, OF Cortland, and j. w. OlyDe OF Scne-
nectadyi for Canal Commissioner. the R present IN.
for State Engineer and Surveyor, the present IN
cumbent, Van Rensselaer, Richmond, of Wayne, and
w. H. Walrath, OF Madison. 1t will be seen from
this that not New York city man IS mentioned.
THE HON. JOE COBURN AND HIS DELEGATION
are here and will give an entertainment as an ad-
junct to the Convention tomorrow night The Big
Judge has not yet arrived, but II Is currently
rumOred that he ts walking up and Will reach here
In time TO find his delegation rejected and will then
start on his return tramp. BY this time tomorrow
there VIII be some heavy hearts IN this great Flour
City. Afl ttas ~ e1 taat esG t4Gg as
Arrival Of More Delegations from New York.
EiiG ~ a ROCHESTER, Midnight
Other delegations have just arrived by the late
Erie train; also delegation from the Irish Demo
cratic Uuion. headed by Anthony A. Griffin, Stephen
J. Meany aud Andrew Holly. .1e44.tslgf1 a