New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
The Democracy i'm Council.

ALBANY, Iuesudy, aug iO'''
There is considerable excitement in and about the
principal hotels here to night among the Democrats,
who have mustered in great force.
The State Committee meets tomorrow, and warm
and spirited time is anticipated.
The members of the regular State Committee make
their headquarters the Deavsn House. Nearly all
1he members of the Committee are already here.
Among the arrivals at the Deevan House this after
noon were: Dean Richmond, Isaac V. Fowler Post
master of New.York, ExSpeaker Ludlow, Wm c.
Miner, Old Tuomey Sim. Jewett, United States Mar
shal, Thomas c. Fields; Messrs. Ives, Gamble and
Mcconnell; Delos De Wolf of Oswego VIM. Williams
Of Buffalo, WIN. Russell of Utica, and many other
prominent politicians.
Fernando Wood and his party are located q! Con
gress Hall.
Every member of the Astor House Committee is
here except Judge Mitchell of Scheuec;ady who tel
eeraphed that he is detained by sickness, but agrees
in the action of the majority of the Committee.
At Congress Hall are: II. J. Sedgwick, Postmaster
Of Syracuse; n. +. Pane, Postmaster of Rochester;
G.P Eddy, Collector at Buffalo; s H. Parker, Post
master of Geneva; Edwin Croswell; Hon. Gideon j.
Tucker, Secretary of State II. Wilbur, Editor, Ba-
tavis; G. w. Greene Editor, Goshen; John Cramer,
Editor. Waterford; Mr Getty, Postmaster of Oswego;
Hon. D. B. Taylor, L. S. Dispat,h Agent, and many
Others.
The Hon. John c. Mather, who acts with ex-Mayor
Wood, is at the Deavsn House.
The Astor-House Committee met tom ght in paror
No. 81 of Congress Hall, Fernando Wood presldlag
The proceedings were harmonious; and proposition
drawn up by MIR. Wood to be presented to the State
Committee on their meeting tomorrow, was unsni-
mously adopted. The paper is pacific and concila-
tory in one and urges upon the State COMMITTEE TO
copfpe their call for the State Convention strictly 10
the nomination of State officers and the adoption OF
platform of policy leaving all matters pertaining to
the Charleston Convention until sfler tine State cleo
tion.
The paper will be handed to Dean Richmond or Pc
car Cagrer Tomorrow morning before the assemohpg
of the State Committee and if it is rejected, or It's ad
vice discarded by the Committee 1t IL TO be followed
by an appeal to the Democrats of the State, earnestly
.rgpg them 10 eject deleg atcs to the State Conven-
top who are opposed to the selection OF delegates to
the Charleston Convention by that body.
Al the same time, there is counter movement by
a party of Hards, the particular friends of Daniel D.
dickinson. against Fernando Wood and the Astor'
House Committee.
II ia confidently asserted by prominent Hands tha'
Mr Dickinson has in his possession evidence tha'
AR Wood is opposed TO him, and has arranged maj
.ers 20 As to secure double delegation to CoaFieson
with the view of fdiyidng the vote of the State o New
York. Jadge Allen Winslow c. Watson Henry !"
Rogers of Buffalo and f. Il. Cutting OF New-lofS
have written to this effect TO the Stats COMMITTEE
and their friends, Messrs. De Wolf of Oswego W lhAh
ofBuaso, Russell of Ulster, and strong delegauoi
Of the friends of Mr.. Dickinson are here, avowedy
bafile this movement Of Mr.. Woods.
The Hon. Daniel Sickles has not, as yet arri'e'
here but his friends state that he will, most proc
sbly, be here by tomorrow morning.