New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
Wv SITE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
I'll a. "a. L Titbune.

vHE STATE DEMOCRATIC CoNN IN HUN
g.. p,,s-teh to The n T. Tf'oone-
''' s,p,crsr. Tbur.dav Sept 10. l857.
Tia Soft. brve III" CopVent'oo, aod seymour
- and Ludlow dictate its moyrmen's
-, ,isUphed III the election OF Chairman Inc
~. 10 BOT giee it up, bit they seem TO lach
Ibis Th'y Cd. however carry tue m'uon '''
.,,,,tti,e bat each of the Cooper and "is'n
Small DE- egaticus from Neg York this ai'eraoou'
bat were defeated on two or three motions 'u''
evening ICON
The Couycpt;on was turbulent in the a'te'uoo"'
but ~ten Ne~.lsrk matters are sc''''o' -.
order viii pre-, all. The outside a''en"'u''
90 ls,ose. u.ua, sn1 no confidence ia eAProSS'p III
She srccc.s C the ticket The Hard' 60 'or o'o'
k,5 Church far Controjer, aud Tor u'ooon d.
.o..,v ~ State The Softs favor
Judoe Alien Of Oswego for C"h'roie'' Auo Gun
1T j.. one Of psneusers for the "armest pace
Il o. .nr.bioe at Washington, withoat any reier-
.n,a :, success at homo
,,,- DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
lIH SYRACUSE, Thursday sept. 10, 1887.
r1,re IL not much change in tho Programme this
o,ripr The streets were alive with people al
sieh; The Albany Keystone Club with 'beie cao'
a
rsra1ed toe streets and kept up firing until O'Clock
N III morning. There is much apparent enthusiasm.
DR. Iayloi the Chairman Of the Birnourher State
Cory eiiicn OF lSi9 is LOW talked oil as teulooIay
Chairman rs II oe acc,ptabie ~ " oods aud Dickin-
sons ,ieDds than Ludlow. proposal nag been
mad 10 admit We delegates each from the Cooper
Small AID Savage delegations. The Peoples dele
gates being regarded asseconstituted are not taken
into account.
The God dele gates got together in caucus 10 room
No Il9 Of The Syracuse House this mornlng ana sae
CoOLtr or S'ckles deege'es in room No. ~. The
former proposed plan Of union by selecting eight
pt7sOus from each delcgation isnonng the Savage
apd ItOple's delegations.
This plan they submitted to the Sickles delegates,
who ~ remptOrly refused any compromise tn4t old
not settle the que sion of regularity OF organization ia
New York Oh the ground that II matters were et ds
they now siaud double tickets must be run Tor the
Senate a1d Assembly, and the large representation Of
New-Yolk City in tue Legislature may De ine!eDy
Loot to The par y. The Matter Will be left to TIE Com
m.ttce on Convention.
The Convention met at IL o'clock. The New-York
deegs.es were all present. Peter Cagger, on oehai
q the Central Committee, called the Convention to
order and nominated the Hon. William Tayler Of
Olotdaga foi its permanent President.
There were some ayes" aud some Z" Noes" in re-
spcpse bat the motion carried Dean Richmond
ard John A. Green were appointed Committee TO
conduct the President to the chair Dr. Taylor made
eddIess OIL taxing the char, III winch JIG eApiesSeu
The Dks for the honor done hun, and alluded to the fact
that this is the first Convention since the Presidential
election.
declaring that The defeat in this State had been OWING
10 the division OF the paIy He alluded TO the course
Of the Republicans while in power; to the banktdpt
condition Of the Treasury; to heavy Taxation and IL.
libra! ecisla iOn and declared that the triumph OF
the Republicans was OILY attributable to the unhappy
differences Of the Democracy.
With union aud harmony ia the ranks, the Demo-
cracy would nominate good ticket aud elect It, lie
de cared that he pied tue post with dhdcnce but
yCuIc endeayor to discharge Its duties lmpartlaliy.
Peter Cagger then made gu explanation that he had
nsunc ersiOCo the arrangement made before te CIn-
veuiion met which was, that he should nOuhaate MI
TAYLOR foi temporary Chairman only and that Ed%l
Closwell should then move to amend by nomineflng
DeIos D,Won Of OnOrdaga, who was to decline and
nsne Mr.. Taylor for pansnent fresdeet.
VIM. III. LUDLOW moved to complete toe oFS1lHt-
ton by nominating an equal number OF Nltc iIesi'
dents and Secretaries.
The Secretaries then chosen, anu john a.
Gre en- moved tho nominate IN OF Committee 70 pre-
seIt the names OF the Wee Iresioeh's 10 lac |'u'
ventlon =, ,
Capt Isaish RynderJ moved that the Chair appoint
t,e Vice Presidents.
Delegate CALI d for the calling of the list Of Dele
ea'es.
II was then called, and when New-IOrl was
reached q breeze couluIepced
Mr. Ta,lur oi linys moved for a Committee of ten,
10 whom ibc Newly ok contest should be referred.
DaD,I T. Sicklcs called the mover 10 order, Saying
the motion wa not il order until the list was COM
peteo He desired to hand in List OF the New York
Biz. Thomas Barr also desired to hand ia full list
Cf Delegates.
air. Teylor insisted on his motion amid much con-
fusion.
Mr.. Sckles walked to the chair and handed in list,
ssyng, 8" baro in this as full list Of the delegates
from New. Ylk."
Mr Barr-lts not list at all.
Mr.. Sickles-Let any person who contests IT hand
up another.
MIR. Shaw Of Otscgo moved that all Counties not
cont, ST d be called
When the name of Horato Seymour was called il
wac greeted with cheers lasting several minutes.
After the list was concluded Mt Farchild rose to
Jtuew motion but Mr.. Farcbild OF 4dsOn O5taiued
the ioor and moved for Committee of one from each
Juccisi District 10 whom the credentials OF the New
lelk 6ele gates AOuld be referred.
Mr. Edwin Croswell moved ~ make the Commit
toe 10 consitt Of two from esch Distrlc
After much loud talk, in which Taylor aud Mulli5au,
kitgs and Ryndcrs, and JChu Kelly and Others took
part, Mr.. S,kes said ii was well known that
all seots from New-York were contested IN
INDIVIDUAL cases, and could not be settled
alone, as the question involved the regularity of
EahiZahon OF the delegation be represented. He
perfectly ccLtnted that the Committee be formed, as
he cid not wish to disturb the harmony interrupt the
y1oceedrgs Of the Convention by debating New
itik troubles then.
The motion as amended by Mr.. Croswen was car
RCD amid deaeuing shouts off, Question, question:
Mr.. Ludlow movsd that committee of one from
each district be appointed to report resolutions.
Amid much confusion, he consented to have the
motion lard ON the table
Loud calls were then made for the announcement OF
the COMMITTEE on The New York seats.
Zoe Convention here took recess till p. H. vi h.
ost the Committee being announced.