Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-05
The Conventions of Syracuse, N. Y.

SANSA SO-AuOITOW HOTnllRs
Tue Conventions Of Syracuse, N. Y.
Noehins DOne-sanford Z. Church
Probable Nominee.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4-Syracuse specials
say Aivord will receive the nomination fol
the Lieutenant Governorship, conceded to
the Liberals.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 4.-The talk now i:
that Judge Church will be nominated fol
Governor, and will accept.
The Liberal State Convention was called
to order this noon by Gen. Cochrane, who
addressed the convention briefly. T. G.
Youngloye was chosen temporary chair
man. A committee was appointed to con.
Ter with similar committee from the D M
ocratlc Convention upon all matters to be
considered by the respective conventions
aIIer which the Liberals adjourned till p.
NJ, and then till 7P.M.
Tne Democratic State Convention was
called to order at noon by S. j Tilden, and
Col. Il. b. Faulkner was chosen temporary
chairman.
After the appointment of various COM
mlttees, including committee to confer
with similar one from the Liberal Con
vention, recess was taken until Z P. NJ.
NEW YORK, Sept. A special says
word has been received at the Syracuse
Convention that Sanford E. Church will
accept the nomination for Governor.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 4.-The Democratic
Convention reassembled this evening. The
Conference Committee stated that thew
were not ready to report on the formation
of State ticket, but as to the Electoral
ticket recommend that a committee of one
from each Congressional District be ap-
pointed to meet similar committee of the
Liberals, and elect such ticket. A motion
embodying this recommendation was tenn
porarily laid on the table, but was adopted
after the permanent organization was per.
fected. The committee on permanent Or
ganizstion reported the name of Geo. NJ.
Beebe for President. After the selection of
a Conference Committee on the Electoral
ticket the convention adjourned till to-mor-
row morning.
The Liberal Convention met this evening
and the Conference Committee made a
similar report to that made in the Demo
cratic Convention. A Committee of Con-
ference on the electoral ticket was appoint
ed. The committee on permanent organi-
zation was unable to report, and time was
extended to them till tomorrow morning.
Adjourned till A. NJ. tomorrow.
Subsequently the above committees met
at the hall of the Democratic Convention
to select the State electoral ticket.
THE LATEsT.-The conference commit
tees of the Democratic and Liberal Repub.
ican conventions on the distribution of Of
fees were in session tonight until nearly Z
o'clock, and adjourned without coming to a
definite conclusion. 1t is understood that
Church will be selected for Governor, and
the Congressman at large will be given to
the Liberals.
The Missouri RAIDS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4.-The Republican
State Convention, for the nomination of
State and Electoral tickets, met at the Tenn
pie about noon. Ex-GoV. E. o. Stanard
of st. Louis, was chosen permanent presi-
dent. The committee on resolutions not
being ready to report at the afternoon ses-
sion, and it being rule of the convention
to adopt platform prior to nominating Of
-fcers, the convention adjourned till to-mor-
row morning.
LATER-It Is pretty definitely under
stood tonight that ex-senator Henderson
viii be nominated for Governor by the
State Convention tomorrow and that Col.
Benjamin or Col. Van Horn will be chosen
for Lieutenant Governor.
The ATzieger DeS Westens a German
Democratic paper here, will endorse the
Louisville ticket in to-morrow's issue.[?]
The Custom-hOuse ssJOb.''
The Republican this morning publishes
the cards of Messrs. Long, Lanham & Nc
Guire in reply to its statement concerning
the $4,000 castOm-house scheme, charging
that they show tissue of prevarications
and eyasions. The Republican publishes
its original article, the statements in which
it reiterstes and dismisses the whole SUBJ
ject, leaving the public to decide how far its
assertions have been met and controvert ed.
Minnesota Nominations.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept. 4.-The Liberal
and Democratic State Conver-
tions to-day were largely attended, and re-
suited in very harmonious action. Ignatius
Donnelly presided over the Republican
Convention and Richard Jones, of Ohm
stead county, over the Democratic. Con-
ference Commitsees were appointed, ETC.,
and it was agreed to nominate a Republi-
can for State Auditor and three Republican
electors. The Democrats took the Clerk of
the Supreme Court and two electors. This
the whole ticket.
At the conclusion, the Liberal Conven-
ton united with the Democrats. When
the Republicans entered the Opera House,
where the Democratic Convention was in
session, the applause was immense. The
two chairmen shook hands lover the
NBloody chasm." Amid loud calls, Mr..
Donnelly made brief speech.
This evening 10000 persons assembled
under large tent in front of the courthouse
TO listen to DooIttle, Beck, of KY, and
Donnelly. Many thousands were beyond
the reach of the speakers and could not
hear the speeches. A torch procession of
thousands with three bands pa-aded the
streets making very large display. The
Greeley men are jubilant over their meet
ing.
The Vermont Election.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4-The Worlds spe-
cial estimates the Republican majority on
Governor in Vermont at $4,000.
The HerdldS latest dispatch gives 27,-
900.
The Tri6aale'S special places the majority
at 25.0O0 on rather fullVote.
The Times puts the majority at $4,000.
BURLINGTON, Vt. Sept. 4.-The returns
from 169 towns give the following figures,
Converse, Republican, S3,S4l, Gardener
Democrat 13,449, the Republican majority
of 169 towns 20,992, Republican gain of
8 ,412 on the vote of1870. The remaining
towns in 1870 gave Republican majority
Of 1926. The Republican majority this
year be about 10000.
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
Tweed is still on the fence politically.
Trumbul smoke tV-o hOnrs at Cincinnati