The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-15


The Democratic State Convention.
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spsuAI DfsrArcH Snw YORK Herald
SYRACUSE, Sept l4-9A T. Y.
The democratic fight here will oe an interesting trial Of
skin. rhe nearly equal in strength, and
sSlfuIy managed. The hsrds, oursids ranGany-
,tes are ths leadership Of Fernando Wood toe
sof,s rammanytss, unier tha. Of Si,gies Hors1io
Seymour lends his 70 the sos, ard Daniel
Dickinson who ls expected 10 night 70 tho hsrds Toe
headquarters of each the corridor OF tho
same house Ooorhees House), and there .he
being studied and decided upon.
The soits ccim to hsve ndsputaby the control OF the
Convention Tneir temporary chairman will probably be
Sidney p FsircniA, of Madison. they succeed in get
ting the temporary organization, they viii have oom
Credentials tha. viii agansstne outside
TAmmaDyises, and they believe ths. the rsmGany dele
gates will be all admitted 10 seats TO the total exclusion OF
the others. To carry out this plan they claim mloIy
of twenty Succeeding IN IT, Amasa j. Parker will be tins
candidate Governor and Sanford T. Cncrch fjr Leae
nant Governor.
The hards don't believe In this programme. rhey
may not manage the temporary organization. II they
do, their chairman will be Edward A. Lawrence, OF
Queens, or John A. Greene, Of Onon1aga There viii be
struggle the temporary organization, AMI the vote
upon viii approximate to being test vote Tho hards
count six majority but believe at worst that If the report
OF the Committee Credentials be asans. them, the
Convention will reject the report and admit half OF ea:h
delegation The sofs 10 have most confidence, and
ifthey do not carry their point they will bolt.
The odds in favor Of Judge Parker for Governor,
and Church for Lieutenant Governor Horsio Seymour
could get nomns.en for Governor but does not de-
sire IT, and assured that he positively declines, anu
will not allow his 10 20 before the Convention
His namesake David I. Seymour, Of Troy would Ike to
get 1t, but will not. Judge VIM Allen, of 0swcgo, VIM
Kelly Of Duchess, Vim. q. Ludlow and Church arc in
the ssms condition iu tha. respect.
For Lieutenant Governor there can tidates
Church, Ludlow, Robt J. Blion Of New YORK, and Wan.
c. Crane OF Herkmer. Parker gets the nonination
for Governor Church will probably be the happy for
Iieutenant-Dion looks strong too.
The great fight will be between the sofss and hArds.
think the softs will win.
caucus was hold At the Delsvau House, In Albany,
as. night and the indicstons way they
here.
Tickets are TO be Issued to delegates AMI outsiders
to kept or the hsso will be tho delegates whose
seats are contested Besides the rann,ny contest there
are contested seass In Albany, Kings aud Monroe
Numbers or outside politicians on hand working FOR
other faction an the interest the fight intense
see here from New York, DR.. w. W Sanger. Dck 0on
molly intends to ofer resolutions virtually supporting
Dooglas' course recommending Abingdon CT Kansas
and Oregon with their present populations, the then
adoption Of Gen. Qutmans plan Ia regard 10 Territories
EIEyEs o'CLocR, r. VI
There is change In the programme OF the evening
ouiside Of the Dickinson there ba. little feeling
regard TO the succession 10 the Presidency rhe admns
raiion win be sustained, but offence viii be given
Douglas.
Annexed list Of tho OF the delegates 10 the
Convention far Is known As will be seen tb.ro
t~o fr con.cstng delegations from New York and two
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