New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10
DEMOCRATIC PROSCRIP TION-THE Gus
TOMS AND THE STATE CONTENTION.

Correspondence OF The y. Y. Tribune.
ALBANY, Sept 7, 1857.
The bogus Democracy in every Judicial District
are preparing TO ostracse every man WHO sustained
the constitutiOnality of the New York Police Law.
Judge DEMO has already been tabooed by the lead
ing organs of the National Administration in this
State. On Saturday Convention was held at
Schenectady for the choice of Judicial Delegates
The friends of Judge Paige desired to have him re-
nominated in that District of the Justices OF
the Supreme Court. Rum and rOwdies have control
of the Convention and Judge Paige wa, Ostra-
cised. Delegates opposed to his denomination we're
chosen. The same test was m.de in this District.
No member Of the bar can hope to be elevated
to the bench unless he is known to be the su0serV-
ent tool Of bad whisky and shoulder-hltters. BOr-
der Rufiianism is as rampant in the ranks of bogus
Democracy as it ever was IN the pamlest days OIL
Atchis0n and StringiellOw in Kansas. The great
master-spirt Of the sanguinary Democracy in these
parts has but one object in view, and that is to
please Fernando Wood, and procure his influence
with Sche to appoint McQuade one of the Custom
House Inspectors at Albany. To cOnsummate this,
be has shown his willingness to bring the Judiciary
Of the State down to the gutter. The honest, in
telhgent and respectable portion of the party will
not submit to be ruled by despotism Of rOwdies.
BY the way, speaking of the Custom House APP
pOintments at Albany, great surprise i, expressed
at the delay. Mr.. Schell, the Collector of the Port
of New-York, who has the power of appointments,
has DOW been 10 Office for over two months, and tho
numerous applicants begin to be very uneasy and to
whisper harsh things against him who sits at the
seat of Customs" The appoint nents, 1t is under
stood, put until after the Syria cuse COnyen
ton. II is expected that Cagger viii take his cue
from Mr.. Schel at Syracuse If he expects to secure
the Inspectorship for his friend He is prepared to
get into the tightest possible place and the very
smallest hole to accommodate the Collector pro-
vided that distinguished representative of the General
Government will furnish him with his auto
graph, specifying that McQusde will be ap-
pointed Inspector at Albany. Cagger is some
On sharp practice. For further particulars inquire
at the City Bank. The Hards insinuate that Schell
Il sneak, and is afraid to take the responsibility.
The Collector knows what he's about HR is
kmhar with the characteristics Of the Soft leaders.
He understands that their principles are fat Off:e
snd plumber, and knowing all this be intends to use
the offices he has to dispose of to some advantage to
his old friends, the Hards, at Syracuse. LIE. no
man doubt that the Softs will be crushed out at the
Syracuse Convention on Thursday. Tue Custom
House and Post Office Departments will rule the
roast" H. you doubt this look at the list of dele
gates, and note their antecedents. Whatever num-
Der ofSofts are there as delegates cup for Cowes
and market" MICKEY FREE.