The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-01
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

SyRAcCsg July 31-9l5 Pm.
The united democracy have some little differences
Of opinion their Nominations and Is quite evident
that the union q very hollow truce. There good
deal OF maneuverng about the gubernaoYai nomination
and when Mr.. Woods friends found that the country
hards would not vote for Fernando, trey changed 10
Amasa Parker instead Of to David l.. Seymour lad
been expected by his friends Lorenzo B. Shepard rnd
John Cochrane did much towards killing OF WOODS
any one, while Captain J. NJ Turner, beading a large
lobby from New York, did what he could to help shem
along.
The thing sc.ed, however before the democrats
came to Syracuse II all arraagod in Albany BY the
Central Railroad managers The hsrds brsaght in
by Erasus Corning the Presdera &c the road and Dean
Richmond the vsePre sident Gorn.ng had = first in
tended 10 run oui b9 cked dcsn. The inprudenoc CT
such thing was too pos2nt after TIA HsRAlpss
disclosures Mn. Woo had nsuctsd his nssnds at syra
cuse to withdraw hi did netap3car that twas
the choice Of q n .ajory q the Couvsnton. PGter's
nomination eos bitter PHI the ha-l but they con-
soied themselves with the idea that Inc fact that he
the hrst ursa 20 give ouoa adverse 70 tho prohib
tory lquorisz would secure 70 him the gros and the
German vois.
The lea:ae ant Governor-Judge Vanderbilt, hard
was nominal cd by accsmaton and then there quite
asirugslo r the Canal CommllsIoncrshp, which re-
suited n % nomination Of son, from ST. Lawrence,
Mr.. Hraas BY his nomination il hoped TO neutral.
King in that county. New York desired
tho sas Prison Inspector in the person Of Mat Brennan
the fof abs Police Justice. series Of splendid orator
cal On rs were his behalf and behalf Of the
SKA ward, by Lorenzo Dow Shepard, John Cochrane,
Joh1 Kelly and Peter b. Sweeney.
at hard Old Roman, Judge Bcardslsy tried TO put a
So this wheel by saying that the eastern part Of
sh State had had enough but Mr. Hoye, Of Ontario,
the rescue and moved for a unanimous nomina-
m RrQu uhf rorrtod TEa rfuv
lace the ticket the cerkshp Of the Court OF APP
pcas for which Mr. Warner, Of Rochester soft, was
The ticket received with no particular enthusiasm
nis composed Of soft Governor hard Lieutenant,
soft Canal Commissioner soft State Prison Inspector,
and hard Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals
Judge Beardsley then opened the question Of the nomi
nation OF Presidential electors. Cochrane bad resolu
tion the table providing for Of sixteen
nominate the electors oyle bad another providing for
their selection by the delegates from each Congressional
district Beardsey said these resolutions being on the
table could not take precedence Of motion he desired
the resolutions were only tabled III the tate cset had
been completed they eame up at this time The Chair 10
sapaoovepee emlpen, II. saSes or s nrs
sent. Mr. Bcardsley then proceeded 70 nominate Add
son Gardiner son as one OF the electors at large Mr. l.
shepard said, In the same spirit, name David l..
The scene was very sneciIng-,hs ha,ernal en- brace
between old Anchises Of the hards and the Hector Of the
sons; but u didn't suit every body; and Mr. Graves
steuben owed ss the electors at large, Greene Bron
plause Seymour came down the aisle amid loud cheers
from both aisles, and said. That sir, cannot be
cannot be put' down from the high position which my
friends accorded me- The nomination made by the gen
teman from New York must be carried through with
| entire rnanimiv. II Ia iudcious. thank the gentlemen
or the compliment they have paid me- but II right
ON the contrary, the nomination that has been made
| the right spirit and which will carry new confidence TO
he hearts Of our friends In every portion OF the country
| should be put through (Applause)
| Without a dissenting voice they were nut through =
Then Nessrs. Cochrane and Tweed had little row about
The district electors There being 3S great row
10 know watch side should have the odd eector and this
shows more clearly than anything else that there
real union between the sections. The idea OF an united
party quarreng over such point as this Is absurd
was the old acous spirit pceping out. Cochrane finally
moved the amendment that the committee consist OF one
from each Congressional district and they should
the electoral ttket which was advocated by Cutting OF
Erie on the hard side and carried.
The remainder OF the proceedings entirely unn.
tcresng except so far they showed the bitter feeling
which prevailed between the sections OF the grc. unie
harmonious democratic party VI the lcmoerae s. .4s
state desire y have real lalJu CONT ga.9 tloy aast