The New York herald., 1851-09-12
The Wing State Convention.

1HE CAUCUS AND ITS RESULTS.
SYRACUSE, Sept. II, 1851.
The wings have held caucus ard the prospect Of q
union the democracy by the triumph of the barn
burners and harmony party has induced the sewardites
to make concessions to the silver grays.
or the eight State officers the grays demand four and
expect get them before the convention over but the
woolly heads have conceded three viz Attorney Gene
raj Court Of Appeals Inspector Of State prisons
They have also conceded that there shall be mention
Of presidential canddste in other words that General
Scott is not TO be endorsed abolition free soil
resolutions but only such based the Albany
platform adopted by the two whig Central Committees
and the whig committee Of the Legislature.
The silver grays do not thank the wooly heads for
these concessions being extorted by necessity Pres
dent Fillmore has friend in the convention, with
exception, and he expectant of Office. One of the
delegates from lis city is the who got out the
hGleds corpus for the fugitive slave. The wooy heads
thoroughly detest Fillmore. They say they have made
him everything he and that he has turned traitor to
them Nothing important will be done, to-day, in the
whg convention, the managers will stsve OF any de-
oided action till they what the democrats shall have
done.
ORGANIZATION OF TIL. CONVENTION
SYRACUSE, Sept. 11-l2k p. M.
TIE pRrLisiSARms.
The whig convention met at IL o'clock. Levi Dim
porary man; Mr.. Hopper Mott, Of New York, and
Ruben Murray, Jr, Of Ontario, secretaries.
ruE eosrEsrKD SEATS.
Every district Is represented. Chas. q. Clark, Of
Jefferson, will probably be permanent chairman
The contested seats Is the first business II Is not
expected that much viii be npshed to day,
than the settling Of these points.
ARnicorrEsrEp STATS
Mr. Ry der took his seat substitute for the Tenth
ward Of New York city neither of the brothers Hawes
Who cont' sed the seat appearing.
The seat fer the Ninth ward being contested by Henry
8. Raymond and Mr. Deane, committee appoin ed
TO report ON the respective claims
A Committee ON Organization was appointed, and the
Convention then adjourned till o'clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
REPORT OF rHr ORGANIZATION coMrrIEENo SILVER oRAys
HEADS.
Upon n assembling. Mr. HEwsroN, Of Delaware county,
CHAIRMAN of the C,mmtttee zation. In reporting
the permanent officers Of the Convention. said there
were no silver grays or wooy heads among the commit
nmity. The IDEA Of silver grayism OF wooly headism
never entered their minds daughter and cheers He
concluded by reporting the following the permanent
officers Of IL Convention -
Prtsdcri-, harles ~ Clark Of jefferson county
Tfce-Presidnfs-f Free man Clark, Of Monroe q. a.
| puckingt am New York; John T. Raynor, Richmond
Charles Esfetre, Columbia Joseph Van Horn, sche-
nectady; IL p Alexander, lierkimeri 3 b. Strong Che
mung, aud Bef jamn Pripgle Genesee. .
sesr,far1,s-W II Bogart, Of Cayugs; D. J. Mitchell,
Madison; Hopper Mott, New York and H. s: Lowe Erie
The report was unanimously adopted, and the Presi-
dent was loudly choered
On tsling the chair Mr. CL,RK remarked that he
gratulntsd the convention the
prvsebt and the double convention of last year. lie
said that they should let the democrats get into
power. all their magnificent works including the Erie
| canal, would be neglected.
| rHr rrSlH WARD CONTESTED SEAT
nnority report from the committee the contested
seat for the Ninth ward presented In favor Of j.
Raymond.
Mr.. ysS wrcK, Of westchester presented a minority
| rerort Ia favor of Mr.. Desne.
Mr. Morr snd that all the committee except one, had
| signed the mejority report.
after some inquiry the legally constituted com
ttees which called the meetings eectng Messrs Kay
mond an Desne, motion OF MIR Hewston, both gen
temen admitted as delegates.
| rsr risrRiRUrIoN OFFICES.
CsLvfS MAruER then said, he understood there M
been arrangement at the meeting of the Central Go
mittses and The Legislative Committee that the o ace
should be distributed equally between the two SCI ion
| Of the party, In the event Of their success.
MIR srEvtNs, Of the committee referred to- denie
| any such arrangement.
Mr. GEDprs, Of the Legislative Committee also dene
| II.
Aner some further conversation, tie Convention
| agreed to proceed with the nomination..
Mr. RkyMorD suggested that 10 wou d better, In OF
der to afford time for deliberstion adjourn till TO
| row. which was agreed to.
IHE PRoBArLs CANDIDATE spr covpr or AppEaIs
IL is understood that Judge foote will be nominate
as the whig candidate for th court Of Appeals