The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-15

try were played or the against The other, for the
purpose Of dscivng both. The Of GreoDe C. Boa
son used by thorn with profound vcncration, as
though Il would be quasi sacrege for any minor hghtto
ntrude thc6 among the delegates at argc while they were
lawarc that Mr. bronson and snobodys candidate
and probably would decline In favor Of his soft alternate
If appointed. Collector Scheii s put forward by his
friends in the most emphatic MANNER and his being one Of
the four 70 be- chosen urged due TO Mr. Buchanan;
bait the gang win shirk him OF If they can and declare
up to this nomen. that his appointment is impossible
Yesterday too tne0 one red the hards half Of the remain
der cf the delegation but backed out and stepped for
ward, unit. to-day nobody knows whore they are, Az
everything will change before night send you these de-
tails before they eiaced by the positive facts which
viii begin to transpre In another hour
Harmony" and mutual congratulations upon the con-
cort that prevails and will prevail the watchword Of all
dartics But this harmony is being cut and dried
before hand after the most despotc fashion Let Il be un
derstood, say the Cassidy Mogus, that emo man who s
opposed 10 anything whatever that may be agreed upon
by u.s. shall in any so Charleston get bread'
fish cheese from the national treasury, when We shall
have made a President" This threat, with plenty o.
ndiously applied na,tery and lying, enables them, while
greasing the wheels TO tighten the Yet there Is
much loud mutterng and hard caucus was held last
night at which s understood that there something
pungcnt oil in the the table, and that
the dishes n be presented to-day not properly
cooked,a fry TO be kept In the back ground which
may starty the Caggerites considerably, and make them
liberal is bargain and sale business, however,
altogether and very dirty busness In all OF It's raninca
TONS More
WHEAT WAS DONE IN THE CONVENTION.
-SrRxcum, Sept l4-lPM
Several minutes before twelve being in weng
Han except the Mozart Hall delegation Of them moved
that Thomas G. Alvord Of Syracuse, be chairman. In
second pronounced carried, and unparalleled
Scene Of disorder followed.
John Cochrane who attempted nearly cried
down. and interrupted by u Astcuf demonstration
the part Of several Mozart Hall men while speaking
resolution regrettng the differences Of New York and
moving the admission Of both delegations The Bencia
Boy and several other DULLES Eat in the front seats
At twelve, Pctor Cagger chairman Of the State Com
mee called the meeting 10 order and moved that John
strykcr be chairman. Carried amidst noise and tumuh
perfectly diabolcal. from the Thirteenth ward,
shotn Tammany Hall brsw six months ago, named Nealy
Woods, behind stryker, while standing the plat
FORM and pushed him violently down to the floor dis
lance Of several feet, hurting him not dangerously but
severely. The shricks and cries meanwhile rendered
hearing almost impossible but John Cochrane shouted
resolution that violence had been offered the meet
ing had better adjourn until O'Clock Carried
mously All then left but the Mozart Hall men, stryker
lmping away as best he could.
Neither Cassidy, Richmond, Fowler, nor any Of their
people, in the hall from the beginning end
The friends of Mr. Dickinson indignant than
the softs at this proceeding
Two O'CLOCK, p NJ
Before the Mozart Hall meeting adjourned split took
place among them portion iusfying and others con-
demning the outrage which had been perpetrated.
Woods speech coldly received The State ticket,
which nominated based upen the supposed future
action of the regular Convention. 1t follows
Secretary Of Ssate-Davd R. Floyd Jones, of Queens
ComptroueT- SANFORD r Church, OF Orleans.
Attorney Eeneyai-I.yman Treman, Of Albany.
State EgineeT--van r. Richmond, Of Wayne
7yenssreT--Isaac vanderpOo
Canal Co1nynissioneT- J. Skinner Of Herkimcr
State Prison Inpcctor-Nob}e s. EderkH, Of lawrence.
Judge IF the Cosr g Appeals-Alcxander l. Johnson
Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals Edward Simpson, Of New
York.
It was also resolved that the State Committee be auho
rzed TO fn caused by acceptance. Two
not three Of these nominations may be rejected by the
regular Convention but the rest previously decided
The Mozart Hall delegates when individually inquired
Of whether they approved Of the violence and unparha
mentary conduct which had taken place. replied general
~, Eyes" that they did; that "mob law" Tsmmany
law and TINT they only emulaed it. The State they said
would disapprove, but the State might Ego to hell
Their object build U Wood in New York, and if
they succeeded in this the rt Of the State might be
lastingly damned. few more moderate delegates
however, disguised, and with difficulty were prevented
from boiling altogether
FouR O'CLOCK P. II.
The Regular State Convention met agreed upon at o
little after one O'Clock. VIM. Ludlow was appointed
Chairman, and soon after the Hon. Dane s. Dickinson
came into the hall md delivered address, which his
friends pronounce 10 be the most feeling and eloquent
that ever proceeded from his lips His Recommendations Of
the Irregularities Of the morning were scathng and
castle in the extreme. His popularity is at the boiling
point and il is shared by Messrs. Edwin Croswel Au-
gusus Schei, John G. Mather and other hards in
consequence Of protest which they drew up
in the course Of the afternoon, and signed to
the effect that members Of the democratic party
they had sought with liberal respect for differences
OF political opinion among friends TO advance its interests
that violence had always been dscoun.enanced by them
and met with their unqualified condemnation No fancied
good redress of supposed injury they insist justify
resort such expedients The Of this day
and the premature organization of Convention Wieng
Hall can be viewed by them in other light; and they
deem it bouden duty protest, democrats, against
the outrages with which that organization accompa
MED They congratulate the democracy upon the unan-
nifty and harmony which prevailed.
At the subsequent meeting Of the Convention and at
the appearance at Of nearly every delegate from all
parts of the State, augnr good instead OF i'll u-
result In fact, every delegate except three
present when the roll called at the meeting OF the
gular Convention is to be dplored that in the face Of
the shameful events of the forenoon, the Convention
termned appoint the delegates to the Charleston Con-
venton Had they been polite not to say generous, they
would have abandoned this Ubiquitous project but lust
of federal plumber clear down in the very hearts Of
Cassny, Cagger Co programme, and they will not
abandon IT, They feel the less difficulty in insisting upon
carrying their views that not of their gang happen
cd to be present when the acts II violence in the morning
took place.
The letter Of the hards, signed by Messrs Dickinson,
Croswe Schell and others, protesting against the
duct of the Mozart Hall and their Benica Boy friends
will appear exclusively in the HERALD Of Friday morning
NINE CLOCK P. NJ
The LET Of canddates 20 the Charleston CONVENTION