New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
THE WOOD CONVENTION At SYRACUSE

Az NJ, on Wednesday, the Convention presided
over by Mr.. ALyORD reassembed at the VOORHEES,
House. On assembling, Mr. WOOD announced that
the procession Of the hall had been refused them,
it having been hired and locked up by Others.
TG. ALyoRD addressed the Convention at length,
dsnouhcing severely the conduc. Of those ne desig
mated seceders from tho Convention. He went into
detailed statement OF the organization OF the Con-
venton showing that Il bad been properly made, and
that there cou.d be no ground upon which the botag
could lie sustained. lie said thst, unfortunately for
the Democratic party, II was being made the mere
tender to Railroad corporation, aud predicted that
the bghtng Influence must be destroyed, or the party
would materially suffer.
Mr.. WOOD slso spoke at length, denounciug the
action ard Influences Of the other Convention. He
reported from the Committee the following resolutions
R,osd Tia, the National Democracy Of the State of New.
il. fidelity 20 the Constitution the ULrd States believing tina,
Instrument with the ponisss made bercunder spd con
o. 70. ss aFogo, raea BY the Elective power.
the Federal Ia State and T-ftitry and ths
this duty will apply to the protection Of PERSONS AID pfoPe, In
Re.trsd That We sbhor the incendisry doctrines Of wm H.
Seward h Rochester, manifesto The only rrepres bic con-
etc.,; which can ever arse in tee country hst wncn w es
wssec BY the Laona and Constitution people OF All sec
Ct e Union against the denAsogues sad traitors who seek
by slavery ssu % break down and destroy the Curious fabric
VI the American Confederation
duss federal Ggvemnen the pross on " it, citizens
,nd eir property, TLsy AID their property .'ed Be ay
,ors and property adopted zens ezn ofthe Amer
e,n Uuon whether By biz adoption en,a o. and po'
which be affected sensted b. chang. u
dence the action q foreign 0oysrnments or BY tie local
.~s q Ssis, Teriies when American n,ion'liy is
oroe stamped upon tsow plies hat the Goysrnnent hs
Pcssd 20 sys protection % tho Ysrsns AID Pity o. the
R.ord Tha, heartily indor. the Administrator Of James
Bucbsr4 proue MIN distinguished Democrat who
hs ansned III unfaeIng fidelity the true Interests Of the
country, both a, bore and abroad
R,d TIA, he caps. Of I'll. sse are .srdy the proper
y & people, ssEtssd BY the Constitution, and We csnnos
b.. the p~ope against an efden. not op-ry ayo~ed
SHAPE the msetn. Of u. ov-rrn IT. from me primary
a.sn Of h or " 70 and through me sesn aaa E
sus traffic the advantage tas PRIDE o.
STATE; aid .sgssy charge, ha large share TIE
" .crupu us means U.-d BY Rsoad 20 contol
, action, and make II s1b..yI.nt the private ntef
and p-canasy gain II the members Of ta' ''uhe |P'
Re.,d Tha being isvcr Of the payment By he st.,e q
Gallon The Democracy State viii vote nnasl0es IN favor
Ct p..s,se Of law suornins he loan a h. mil
RRs,esa ThA, ursGineusy nominate iS secrcsay Of
Sac D,is Floyd Jones' o. Queens for Controller sansfod
cs.Is q es:D a. T.S Thaa y@ N
STAT. Tre,ur, Ise o. Ene for csns Conni"
Nb Ederkn Of 81 Lawrence f3r Judge q ,h- C1O d
Apr.as Alex johnson. o. Ab.ny T., Clerk o The Co1r Of
9eIs.e Tat The sat CsEsl COMMITTEES the
t ysesrey caused BY re ncn acceptance Of any >Hta
Re.es Tf,, tie State C-utra Coun.,e h,ye Ire
sppn, Cou mt.s IL esch Coou..sona Dsre, who.~ dsy
sisA be 70 can .on'snoon n esca CsnzI-ls,ts ~
be purpose Ct .seLs der slss 20 The Ch4rs C0n'eoo
The Convention then adjourned sine de.
The following is the State Central Committee sp-
pointed by the Wood Convention:
Fus Dstrict r. scaerDers2rn. Be5y;a4n Kay Sc 'nd
acAsboD o. H..boaek Fourth b,.c', Joan cr.mes. Or
vile Csrt; fith Dsset John A. Urea, ~, v" Seavni
AIs~is WS.~!.r. 4 J. Mccaa; Ests bs.de,, Harry VII
taT. q. r. ESs:.