The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-28
Republican, P"sis;cs,
NEW YORK,

SYRACUSE, y. Y, Sept. 27.-The state
Committee will naminatc Andrew j. White
and The opposition will nominate G.. II.
Srrbner for temporary chairman Of the
Republican Convention.
The committee OH resolutions VAS ap-'
pointed by u. ID. White. the temporary
chairman, who was one OF the Sun Uom.n-
20 Commissioners.
Pending temporary organization Of the
Convention there WIS considerable tumuit.
he police were called upon The platform
10 preserve order.
The vote for temporary chairman re-
suited: White, lSS Scrihucr, 1j9.
BY consent, the ContCctin- hrls"ut'''''~
dig nri tTUfihhmltec on contested seats con
sists Of one from each district, except the
1ir-t-
White, in addressing the Convention,
said he would do all lie C0u!l 10 promote
harmony in the party.
In tho course OF his remark: lie mc'l-
toned. Grants name, which was received
with APPLAUSE. He said that, While Grant
was called Il butcher, be had saved irCi
hatchery fourfold the number witch Tell
under his military career.
B. d. Silljman is chairman of the coin
m!iten on resolutions.
At j. NJ. the committee OH credentials
reported, and lcc %lhy discussion en>ued.
The regular delegation from Kings county
was admitted. The Bliss delegation of Fen
ton men was excluded. Roscoe CnnkllnS
himself, with The Oneida county delegates,
were admitted.
The committee reported in favor Of adj
hitting both delegations from New YORK
! city, and that each DC entitled TO cast half
| vote. The minority report favored tue
admission OF the Greeley delegates; which
was received with nine cheers. Cheers fol.
lowed for Grant. Couklins, and Fenton.
At $3.50 Z. NJ. the disorder still continued.
MASSACHUSETTS.
| WORCESTER, MASS, Sept. 2'--Thc &C.
publican Convention met today, ana Geo.
! b. Lorine was chosen temporary CHAIRMAN.
| Gen. Butler moved that TIC galleries !'c
thrown open to tue cfowd, when was c,r'
| riell after two woes. Doubts beng cN-
pressed after the first vote, the vote WIS
! tokcn again By tho tellcrs, and carried.
| The galleries were Immediately damned.
| Butter spoke in opposition to some pre-
liminarv measure regarding organztton.
| His appcarance excited cheers, misses, ana
proans, the fi,or and galleries participating
in the demonstrations.
p. Ei,tlpr, Dawes, and others had prolonged
discussion OH Il question mt l&atle, "h'ta
was deemed some what OF Il test OF strehS"il
and the question WIS ueC!Oto aG'ii'' 'Ns
Ter. .-.a,r,+
Geo. F. Hoar has been elected president,
together with fifty vice presidents. ;,
IIolr laudcd the general ana Stale al
ILLUSTRATIONS, and strongly favored NO
mans suffrage. ,
| Chadbourn was appointed chairman o
the Committee on Resolutions.
1t is conceded on all sides that Butler
tactics are thus far successful. The MONK
nation is improbable to-day.
Clafn and DR.. Lorins have Witndra"n
from the candidature.
/ 10 p. M.--Butlcr has been defeated OF
test vote, which stood Gg7 to AGO;
The vote was announced amid tremcn
dous excitement, and was received VIII
lopp-continued cheering. such scene
was never before witnessed in Stale con
ventiOn. A..
The result is considered as eifeetuaily dis
posing of Butler. -,
II p. M.-Upou the announcement o
the vote, Butler charged that over !C0 Gcie
gates were absent, from the lack OF TICKET
OF admission to the ball, and moved ina
the chairman Of tile Convention be III
structcd to Investigate the malter.