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

the other hand, claim nearly tne oonvsn-
ton, exclusive Of the contested sesis.
The seat Of Gideon j. Tucker Secretary OF slste not
contested, and he takes no part in tho quarrel.
II is decided TO admit person 70 the noor TO morrow
without ticket with the object OF excluding ell cootss-
tan:s until their decided This With ths de-
caraon Of the sofs that Convention settle an,l-
y and dscsvey the New York contest, makes pretty
evident that they majority the Convention. Come
OF ho Wood men, the other hand, begin TO HAT that
the convention has business TO decide regularity,
but snouid according 10 precedent recognize each side
representative men, and admit half OF each delegation.
the chapces however, appear strongly In favor Of tho ad
mission Of one or other set AZ unit and tho probability
Eeens strong In favor OF the rsmmsny delegates II
Me- Woods desire 10 &c. the SUBJECT up in Convention In
stexd OF before the committee He selected ID present
tho case on one aide and Daniel scSes shs othor
The snt rammanyites held meeting tonight Fer.
nsndo Wood presiding, and found the deleg,sn fall
The Tsmmany men hold caucus to morrow aa ten
O'Clock.
fhehards talk, X they have the power OF nominating
El Cook OF Erie for temporary President and one OF
treir own section for permanent. President. Ar FAIR
child, OF Madison ia also mentioned temporary CHAIR
man. The probability Is, however, tha. temporary
organization viii be had at ALL but that Eli Cook win
nominate Horato Seymour for permanent President and
move that he be elected by accla nation.
The Vanderbilt organization, in Kings appears nost
likely indeed almost certain 70 be admitted
Fernando Wood Is bold and deter In tsx and
declares that ticket carry the State tina. s pomi.
mated oy Convention that rules him out as a delexais
The principal interest seems 70 In stsug 10
and many po.h sides anxious TO harmouixs Il
poGsble.
Much confidence expressed in ths ability or the party
TO carry the tae and candidates. ara plentiful for all the
offices. The most prominent for Governor aro Amasa J.
Parker, Of Albany; william Kelly, OF Durcnoss; Judge
Allen, of oswego, and David Seymour, OF Rsrssoasr.
The latter does not appear 10 have much positive
strength but likely to receive fair conp nentary
VOTE Judge Parker probably the strongest candidate
at present, and his nomination appears tho likely
Judge Allen also in fair strength, and Mr. Kelly would
be accepted by all q compromise candidate ne name
o. John Van Buren, has been mentioned, but apparently
without any serious intention or pushing his clalms Ho
rSo Seymour would certainly have the vote OF the
vention II he was In the field.
For Lieutenant Governor the names mentioned are:-
Coonel w. G. Crane, of Herkmer; Samuel j. nIden, oT
New York speaker Avord, of Onondsgu, and others.
There Also strong desire put Ssustor Kelly on
the tcke. for tho second place.
For Canal Commissioner, among Others are named
Mesrs Lord Of Monroe; Parsons, OF Monroe; Pper OF
Niagara; william Williams OF Eric, and Cayler, OF ilv-
ingston.
For State Prison Inspector there vast nunlper or
Candidates. among the most prominent Kessrs
Bamber Of Oneida Green, OF Jefferson: Ksyes OF sex,
Ederkin, ofst Lawrence, and hcT.ane. OF Dot,hess.
the contested sesh promise 10 keep the Convention
tn Thursdsy.
The most prominent democrats in tho State are here
and the Convention promises b be Of ability and
charasier.
No caucuses will he hold TO night.
The hNds Of Albany to day organised . general con-
miee OF The candidates defessed tho primary elections
ard eectea contesisnis 10 NIL the districts Albany
county 10 seats In the Convention. This gives double
headed organization in tho county.