Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-28
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS,
THE NEW YORK REPUBLICAN CON.
VENTUON

SYRACUSE, September 2S-The convention
was called to order at 9:3n Hon. John A Girls
void, OF Rensselaer,, was not present in the con
ventiOn. Hon. Isaac Ii. Bailey OF New York
said his delegation thought the conven-
ton had applied a powerful remedy in the New
York case, yet, nevertheless, the disease was
desperate one, and he would further say they
believed there would be no loss Of voters. There
was, all OF yesterday, another delegation here
the one which has withdrawn-a dele
CATION of noisy, turbulent men, who filed the
aisles and constantly disturbed the delibera-
tons of the convention. These men, he said
we have had to meet elsewhere, and we know
who and what they are and whom they repre-
sent. They are instruments OF Tammany Hall;
and as they are not here now he thought the
convention could go on with its business, and
therefore, moved that action be taken on the
resolution OF last evening allowing the remain
ing delegation full vote.
Mr.. Sackett, of Saratoga, reviewed and sus-
tanned the action of the State committee with
reference TO the New York organization de-
claring that 1t was actually necessary.
Mr.. Segismund Kaufman hoped the resolu-
tion would not be adopted. He believed it
would notresult in harmonizing matters. There
were many excellent men in the withdrawing
uelegatlon, and he hoped some would return.
The Chair stated that the resolution had been
Withdrawn, and was not before the convention
Mr.. Gleason, OF the first district st. Lawrence
delegation, stated that he never authorized any
one TO withdraw from the convention for him
He was not present, and the action of his dele
CATION was without his knowledge and consent
lApplause.l
Mr.. Russell, of St Lawrence. also repudiated
the withdrawal of the delegation, saving that
only one member thereOfhad withdrawn. Three
Mr.. Ramsey, from the committee on
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION,
rerorted as fonowS:-For President-Andrew ID.
White, of Canandaigua. Vice Presidents-M.
H. Grinnell and George Opdyke, of New York;
benjamin r. Macy, of Kings; John A. King, OF
Queens; Thomas Goldman, of Rensselaer,; John
Maxwell, of Ulster; Nathan Lapham, of Gin
ton; q. NJ. Gleason, of st. Lawrence; A. H.
Failing, of Oswego; A. +. Wilcox, of Onondagua:
Vim. Z; Field, OF Otsego; d. L. Fisk, of Madi-
son; John p. Bennett, of Wayne; S. r. Hoyt. of
Steuben: A. +. Allen, of Chautauque; d. H
Cole, OF Orleans; A. w. Leggett and Richard H
Green, of New York; james w. Simonton. of
dSE Thomas as sMhsspaugh Of Orange
OF Greene; w. Z. Boynton, of Essex Andrew
Williams, Of Clinton; j. w. Fenton, of Oswego:
John Hast e Of Oneida; j. g. Perry; of Che
Seneca; George w. Wares, of Ontario: j. ID
Warren, of Erie; and w. B. Rice, of Niagara
The report was adopted.
Mr.. White returned his thanks to the conyen-
ticn for the honor conferred on him.
MIR. G. s. Spencer moved that the roll be called
and the convention proceed to nominate candi-
dates; carried.
G. Hilton Scribner, of West Chester, was
nominated for Secretary Of State by acclama-
ton.
Mr.. Furbush announced that the following
delegations from Kings county do now with
draw from the convention. owing to its action
II.
OF the sixth district and all Of the eighth district
tApplause.]
MI. Oakley, of Kings, rose to
PERSONAL EXPLANATION,
and SAID that there were yet here men from
Kings county who were republicans. He pro-
ceeded to state his own position, which was that
Of contesting delegate. He and his associates
had come here asking Justice against rovtlies
such as had been seen here Yesterday Their
claims were heard fairly, and they were ad-
United. He assured the convention that the
delegations remaining were true Republican,
and they would roll up the largest Republican,
vote ever seen in Kings county.
MORE NOMINATIONS.
Francis T.. Barlow was nominated for Attor-
ney General. VIM. b. Taylor, Of Onondagua.
was nominated for State Engineer. Alexander
Barley, of Washington, was nominated for
Canal Commissioner. Thomas Kirkpatrick OF
Cayuga, was nominated for State Prison In
spector. Istf
The members Of the State Convention were
then announced.
Meeting OF the Greeley Secessienfsss
SYRACUSE, Sept 2s-The Greeley committee
met at the Vanderbilt House at q. m, and was
presided over by Sinclair Teusey.
Mr.. Tousey invited the delegates from other
districts who had been unjustly treated by the
convention TO take part I'm the deliberations.
The room not being large enough the Chair
suggested an adjournment to one of the halls Of
the city, and asked the opinion OF the delegates.
cation had not left the convention unadvisedly.
They could not 20 back to the convention on the
present terms. The keeping out Of the deleoa-
tion was one OF the wickedest and basest fraIds
ever devised by any Senator or 'sany other man.
He wanted IL Understood they would never 90 /
back to the convention on the present footing /
Applause and cries Of amen.l He referred to ]