The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-29
Our Albany Correspondence.


ALBANY, Sept q, 1859.
Meeting Of Me Hard Shei, Democratic CommHee- Nearly
Full Ansdance-D District Delegates TO be sent to Charles
ton-DickinsoN no longer their Leadey-Sate to be
oani,ed-Dsaermination to continue the War-Na much
Care for tie State Ticket, DO
number Of the adamantne gentlemen selected at the
VOORHEES, house. in Syracuse, by tho Avord State Con-
yenton as the State Committee, assembled at Congress
Hail. in this city, last evening, at halpast eight O'CLOCK
Though was secret affair, still few Of the members,
previous the meeting, and after the adjournment and
the adjustment Of their champagne, were considerably TO-
auacious determination made to carry out their
programme of eiecting Charleston delegates by Con-
gressionai districts sometime In the course OF three or
four months at time when tho State Committee shall
deem most expcdient From the manner In which the
Cagger Douglas Convention the 18th instant selected
their delegates in direct opposition TO the wishes OF the
democracy in several DISTRICTS the hards feel highly in
dgnant and will carry the war into the Charleston Con-
yention Several Of these delegates well their out
side friends appeared scornfuly indignant at the fatal
duction, yielding and caving in Of Mr. Dickinson They
declare that though he has been induced to succumb 70
the softs, through the persuasions Of Edwin Croswe
John Mather Augustus schel and other hards hereto
FORE hat they, the State Committee, and their section,
will abandon the national principles Of the party
nor the true men who shall withstand the wiley efforts OF
the sos They declare that they entertain suspicious of
Mr.. DCknsons hardness from the moment the fact be-
known that he held private secret and confidential
audience with the identical Individual who since the adOp
ton Of the compromise measures In 1850, has heaped
upon him more ISLANDERS, crowned him with more impre
cations viied him more sarcasticay, than all the other
political opponents Mr. Dickinson encountered In
proof of the fact that Dickinson has been seduced, and
will assuredly be cheated few Of the members pointed
article in the last New York Leader, written by
John Cancey, the present County Clerk of New York,
and the author Of the deceptive Syracuse resolutions in
which he saysThe delegates to Charleston elected
not
nominate Douglas" This emphatic expression made by
one of the leaders who run the Syracuse machine who
reported the resolutions which adopted and who
regarded in the city of New York as regular
Tammany tomahawk, was regarded by the
1t was the intention of the softs, from the start to
cheat Mr. Dickinson. By this confession openly made
and promulgated by Clancy now evident that having
used Mr. d. much they desired, and by his conduct
is entirely lost to the hards those having done the cheat
ing DESTROYS that the country should be possessed of
the fact at the earliest possible moment.
The State Committee will persevere in organizing
throughout the various counties and towns, in order to
prepare for their election districts Every delegate to the
National Convention is to be pledged to support truly
conservative candidate for the Presidency AS they
have candidate Of their own in this State in the
North they will allow the South to select the man, and
they will stand ready to support him.
There earnest discussion in close circles about
the halls and parlors of Congress Hail. and supposed to
have been also in the secret session Of the committee as
to the proprety OF supporting the State ticket 1t did not
appear that any disposition was manifested to bolt the
ticket openly on account Of having first nominated it, still
Wood hards will enrobe themselves in sackcloh and
ashes should the State ticket be defeated They claim
from seventy five to hundred thousand national hards
in the State, and to the active and reliable among
them, doubt the proper advice will be rendered
previous TO the election &c. il with the comparatively
mpous insult given the hards the State Convention OF
1858 the State lost what chance there be now
where thousand fold deception trucking and cheat
ing prevailed the Convention Of 1852 The party can
vassed the advantages which their section had reaped
from the present State officers 1t asserted that only
two of them remain firm and considered. Those are
Tucker and Jaycox. Tremain sent in his adhesion,
and bowed submission TO the softs twelve
months ago He is identified with them now as
their candidate. He is afflicted, the hards assert,
with political monomana, moving, careening, and
tossing about from point Of the compass to another
commencing with democracy, joining the Know Nothngs,
and carrying the dark lantern until the Attorney General
ship secured, then selfabolished the oath, and
jumped directly the hard heads his early boon
panons and landed directly in the of the softs.
hard shell firmly declared in Congress Hall last night that
Tcman voted for Reynolds for Congress last year with
false caption his ticket though the gentleman relating
the circumstance did not seem to regret very much.
Thus argued and talked the hards last evening
They expressed the fondest ancpatons success at
the Charleston Convention and of occupying the inside
track when the shall be undertaken in May June
next There something said concerning selfdefence
in the Rynders Tammany short boys transported
10 Charleston, but nothing concluded upon.