The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-12
THE SYRACUSE CONVEN ZION.
All Union and Harmony among the
Wood and Anti-Wood Factions
for q Short Time.
TIE Weed Plan for scttlement Adopted BY
tho Convention,
STIRRING TIMES AMONG fHY UNTERRIFIED.
NOMINATIONS OF STATE OFFICKl
JUDGE DEMO FOR TAE COURT OF APPEALS,
&o., &c., 20.
SETTLEMENT OF THE METROPOLITAN DIP
FICULrIES.

SETTLEMENT OF THE METROPOLITAN DIP
FTCULrIES.
Me following is graphic description Of the closing
uirng scenes In the Convention on Thursday night
At the ooncosion Of Mayor woods stirring speech on tho
non rterfesence Of the Convention In The politics Of tho
nsy Of New York
W.R Josxs offered . motion 70 the eject that ~ no
ncple wss involved IN tho claims Of the different dele
saons and a. the Cf the people cared nothing for
iAsir private differences the ooutssng delegations should
asyoipt seventeen deees.es to represent New York.
This was recaved with Cheers Laughter and srios OF
n6osd.o
JoHs ErstI then aroce and delivered able address,
n which 90 denounced the whole trouble In New York
no CT petty personal hostility and narrated, for
~ benefit a the oouxy delegates, the interesting story
ihe seuseble, his efforts 70 make peace, and Mr.
pasr Ssd Seen sen hsrs y Coss, Ss
seas and close his mouth He said u whatever honor
w~s due 10 the Ne York democracy belonged 70 tho
70 H. Jon jones' moou sS.s sSs Cooper and
email delegation should each seleN eight men, and those
% received q The New York delegates.
This vopositcn was received WIN burst OF cheering
and sudden rising al over the ROOM Members looked
here and there. BOme rose on chairs and Attempted 70
address the CHAIR. NJ Cochrane <ied 70 be heard on
point Of order but to avail Loudest smopg the crowd
range Twenty, st least were claiming 70 DO heard d
Ne tame time me Chairman raped nia hammer In
van the excitod crowd drew nearer ana nearer 10 mo
platform.
moion 70 adjourn for hour 1t length put and
lost . storm Of nose wN pat again soon after and
again lost
Mr. Josss asked that h!s resolution be put, whom Tom
Dyrpes desired 70 know who Jones and who he rep
resented Mr.. very violent, but bis friends gath
cred around and calmed him down.
fhcrc seemed possible chance Of putting the motion,
and the confusion grew monenarily worse, Captain
Ryne eYs advanced front Of tho charmAns table and
begged o. him request him 70 retire and he would do
onos bat his itenoas entirely UNDECIDED in the
tnmuk.
All ths time Mayor Wood stood In biz place with
ssntcd smile his mouth which did not altogether
zeal he seitaaed at The crisis which had
% suddenly the anAifs Of the New York dele
EnStoxs
JOHN KuLY called, IN . stentorAn voice, for the yeas
Nd nays Jones' motion, with his own amendment,
which lad been accepted.
wSs moved 70 lay tben on the table
NJ GsovsR said that Kellys amendment was adopted
ne savage delegates would 1t withdraw their claims
This concnatory declaration lost on the members,
sbg only few beard above Tie din Of voices.
mo mosou 70 Ny on The Asle was put and lost By
Of 81 TO a. fhrco hearty cheers greeted the result
ns leading sofs voted 70 lay The table. Tho original
mcs,on amended then put and carried BY unani
veto. sudden calm fell upon the troubled waters.
nd the oonveuon adjourned 70 meet again a half pest
seven O'Clock this evening.