The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14

SYRACUSE, Sept. 1911 p NJ
This has been evening Of meetings. The State Com
mee met at tho Syracuse House at p. NJ and select
ed Wieng Hall for the meeting Of the Convention
row caucus Of the New York delegation, which met
at the Voorhees, House at P. NJ appointed Mcssrs John
Cochrane and Peter Sweeny conduct their business
in tho Convention Mozart Hall caucus, thnly attend
ed, was also convened Mr.. Dickinson received his
friends at p NJ,
1t has hourly TRANSFERRED more clearly since this
ing That the secret Of the beraty of Messrs Cagger
Cassidy for harmony sake consists in deadly fear Of the
of the hards regard to the contested seats espe
cialy from New York The Regency feel that their fra
of power depends upon unanmity present. and
willing to be liberal to any which may increase
their own power Cagger, Cassidy Comstock and Rich
mond masters Of the situation and exclude tho most
influential sos from knowing what they intend do in
detail The hards have been savshly subserven until
this evening, because they never so Aatter-
ed and bamboozed before but they are frac-
tous at learning that they have but one
delegate at large, and will rebel morrow il they are
not granted two They also insist ScheI and may get
him. II 30, concord and harmony will prevail on every
point in the Convention the district system will be vr.
tually abandoned and packed delegation will go TO
Charleston D. s. Dickinson counsels peace any price,
and complete fusion Of the party
The numerical proportion OF hards sofs is about two
out Of every hve and deceit should drive the hards
out and they should unite with all outside contestants,
they would endorse the State nominations and appeal TO
the people TO choose SGT Of national delegates This
is improbable issue, however, of affairs. delegation
packed by few scheming railroad men, with Cassidy as
scribe, will represent New York at Charleston.
Dickinson says he subscribed farthing to buy
the Argus for the Butcher Boy He had no part in the
TRANSACTION and stopped his paper when that shameful
purchase took place.
John Clancy has prepared Douglas resolutions on the
neutrality basis Of those Of New Jersey which, present
cd will DO laid on tho table.
The article Of Judge Black received this evening en-
Enthusiastically commented on.
TuE LATEST.
SYRAoUsx, Sept 13-Mdnight.
Three reports all raceabe to Cagger and his ROOM
circulated with reference to the delegates at large One
is that Fowler and Richmond will represent the soft, and
Greene Bronson or some decidedly representative
man, tho hards, while the fourth nominal hard will
be in the soft interest recent story Is that
Fowler, Richmond, Ludlow, and either Schell or
Bronson will CO. The third is that Erastus Corning and
Richmond and two hards to be chosen. The first Of
these stories is probably the true one.
Ludlow is strongly pressed for permanent chairman
that it is believed tonight no must DO chosen If
rdICul0 arrives III uule NC may DO temporary Cnalr-
instead Of Stryker It is asserted positively that the
Mozart Hall affair will not be referred to commit
tee but that they will be passed all together Some
overtures for compromise have been made unavaingy
If Scott is the State ticket he will go to Charles
ton. Cagger and probably Corning, will be delegates
from the Fourteenth district John Sryker will be one
sent from the Twentieth, Hon Israel L. Hatch from
the Thirty second and Sim Jewet from the Twenty
ninth.
The crowd in and around the hotels greater than ever
known here before. Conversation was exclusively
upon the Charleston Convention delegation which
doubts will be chosen with little opposition only about
onefourth Of the State Convention in favor Of the
trict system
Daan Richmonds room, at the Syracuse House, and
Cagger at the Voorhees, the headquarters of inside
gossppcrs. The Voorhees, barroom looks towards mid
night slightly belgerent on the New York Mayoral,y
question.
THE VERY LATEST.
SYRACUSE, Sept 4-l240 A. NJ
The city is filed with roughs, and desperate fight has
just occurred at the barroom of the voorhees, House be-
tween the partisans Of Tammany Hall and Mozart Hall
The Mozarters drove the Tammanytes from the house
and beat them dreaduly remaining masters of the field