The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-26

seats In this honorable Convention claim for their
soacssss oppsnr Custom oa.. i party
sS SSss action Of s,ss: that the
os OIL oSs R.s sAsf d e new
the s.. been srs:,sa in hsr
Me Vie - and ssnmsas q The rsenbe:p q the
ss.pserfay urged that tho delegates Of y IN" soeslsd
Gu; ste. oS,s should be excluded from sesss
LAyxsr VIVA
AZ this hour. eleven p NJ. letter has been
received from State Senator Carpenter, In which
now talked OF for Secretary Of state, ana Delegate
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manent chairman OF the Convention. Friends Of Sen
s s. ny WV VIM
substituted.
Senator Woodin arrived this evening, and met with
very cordial reception. ho soon surrounded by
fricns and admirers who eager 70 get bis views
writer that tho delegation from hi county
almost unit Tor bis nomnation and re- election the
the Convention. unless II be 70 aIIay any excitement
which may spring M threatening TO create dscord In
tho party He thinks no extreme measures should DO
favor Of tho administrator. ~
senator Cole, one Of ths cohkiins delegates from
dents policy which hs wishes have Introduced to-
morrow. Il IL now sad 10 he \ settled fact that
George w. Curtis wlip6sr resolution and mako
speech upon II respeceins the owl service order OF
the President, aud hat General Marsndaie OF this
city, will Introduce Quo With speech on the Southern
with him. seems more than probable.
Sgismund Kaufman, Of Brooklyn, says:-'There
luton iuly ENDORSING the admin siration must DO
adopted BY tho Convention. or tho republican party Of
this state Is sure TO 90 70 pieces"
Tho candidates Tor the State ticket have not yet
been presented IN sufncient numbers indicate
choice Tho interest," with respect the State icKct
Is wholly absorbed in the excitement probable
action Of tho Convention with regard 10 the platform
ana tho resolutions expected from both factionG
There will be u contestipg delsgntion from Buffalo.
DISCUSSING ruE cnAycgs
Tho lobby Of the Osborn House 10 filed with politi-
clans They are moving about cxcediy discussing tho
chances OF peaceful aud harmonious Convc uton.
Rumors ars circulating rapidly with respect to tho
any real strength. There doas be any dis
position tho part OF friends OF tho candidates
ton until the uncertainty with regard 10 the
platform Is dispelled. j. r. WILKINSON. OF Onondaga,
Is 10 DO named ny delegate from that county as
OF Lyman Trcmain 10 talked Of Tor Attorney General.
W. B. Taylor, OF Oneida county. who been tho
State ticket before, 10 talked Of for Stale Engineer.
Hamilton Fish, Jr, IL 81 present writing the strongest
candidate for Secretary OF State. .....l
A scrcnade was proposed by some enthusiastic
friends Of senator Conklns. aud q band
brought to tue Osborn House Tor that purpose. The
Senator was expected to mako a speech from The
balcony, and q stcnographer present 10 take it,
but after consultation amOng has friends It vas con-
Guided 10 dispense with The screDadc being in bad
TASTE and koly to create spirit OF rivalry among
the friends OF George W. Curtis, who would tender
between the fricnds Of BOTH George W. Curtis has
just arrived ami 10 surrounded by crowd udmiring
trends Thomas g. Aivord and Frank Hiscock, OF
Syracuse and Tom Murphy, OK, Collector of the Port
oil New York, nave also arrived. ..........
Tho administration men claim nnety-ono delegates,
who viii sustain rssoatsn ndorsing the President
anu hts policy. They als0 caim that over on~-ha OF
the delegates In favor Of one in 4 modified form
sustaining tho ADMINISTRATION