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

Hrsnty sinA Disnsc-s. b Jcwc:t Paine and General
wliams
7AitiaA Dassos--John b Skinner and HemaD J. Red
le.d
Thirty Eyra Disrict- Sanford l. Church and David
Eddy.
Thirty Second Distries-Israei T. Hatch and John T
Hudson.
7A1tythird Disrict-Judgc Osborne, Samuei Jcnks
There may be other candidates. but these all that
Cagger and Cassidy know Of at present.
The events Of to-day have also refrigerated action
siderabiy. More will transpre tomorrow. The whole
Regency are at work writing resolutions The admin
straton will be endorsed in the fullest manner
The opposition will be charged with the punaering Of the
public through the canals and the cndeavor 70 sell
them, and the modest proposition viii be made that they
shall be put into the brecches pockets Of the Confidence
clique and their masters; opposition - slave code and
slave trafc will be set forth unambguousy, and high
chanan ground will be taken the doctrines Of Terri
and kindred nasers the bred Scott de-
cision will ba a"ectionately patronized.
The Registry law will be represented trap laid in
collision with Know Nothings 70 cheat the people,
which Clssidy and Richmond will seek, however,
T. improve to their advantage Tho ire
pressihle conflict" viii be pronounced humbug
finance in the State and will be declared all wrong
the past present and FUTURE until tho Atlas and Argus
Csgger and the Railroad have claw upon everything
Foreign born citizens will be pronounced to have just
double the rights Of those who are natives and the Mas
rachusets system viii be unlisnitedly denounced,
nxyN 0cI0M--P. NJ
NJ. styyker y more injured than at nrst appeared,
though not dangerously. IN the midst Of excessive
pan he Hmped about begging that reports
might be cent away by gentlemen connected
with the press lest members Of his family might DO
oessarly alarmed and afcted. His amiable character
causes him TO be doubly sympathzed with by people of
Al classes and opinion.
The courage and energy displayed by Jno Cochrane
have made him Of the lions Of the State and all
mouth are full Of his praise.
Schels chances Of being delegate at large bright
enng and the dishonesty Of the perfect harmony hum
bug " becoming more palatabe, because every body
laughs at It's nimsness.
SuT 1.-Two O'Clock A. N.
The German Democratic band are sesenading Hon.
Daniel s. Dickinson at the Syracuse House, and large
crowd are gathered around cheering enthusiastically.
Wood and his completed their ticket and returned
home this evening The Bcnica Boy and other short boys
accompany him. Wood very bitter in his denuncatiOns
o. dickinson sche and others and says he will slaughter
them In the Nes He made strong Douglas speech TO-
night At the Voorhees, House, and is now bound 70 deve
ope the little giants interests in the State. Dickinson
says he has understood the OF Wood TO draw
him into his snare and has therefore avoided him.
The Mozart Hall people have made general stampede
and will appear in New York city in the course of TO-
morrow.
The Convention will scarcely have finished their bust
ness before Friday.
THE VERY LATEST.
Two O'CLOCK A. NJ
Chairman Ludlow has Just completed the list of his
Committee to select Delegates 10 the Charleston Conven-
ton There may be two names altered but proba-
bly, not more. 1t is as folows,-
First Judicial Diarict-John Cochrane and Peter B.
sweeny.
Second Distrid-Saxton Smith and John r~rrcn
Third District-Peter Cagger and Jacob Hardenberg.
Fourth Diayi1-Iem stetson and Richard H. Cush-
ney.
Fifth Diarir-Francis Kerran and Henry Green, Jr.
Sizsh DistTict-Geo. Bartlett and Dewitt C Bates.
Seventh Disrid-Thos. 7. Howe and John verram
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
SYRACUSE, Sept I'LL p. NJ.
The terrific row which occurred in the Convention to
day in which John stryker Of Oneida couny-caggert
temporary chairman-go hurled from the platform ant
was badly bruised, came ending in a general
bloody fray.
About one O'Clock Sheriff Kolly and Thomas a. Ferris
the Fourteenth ward met Kelly charged Ferris witt
knocking Stryker on the platform, whereupon Ferri
called Kelly liar. Kelly returned this compliment
similarly saying the that he could wtiI
Ferris Ferris doubted Kelly ability whip him ana
pulled on his coat
The incipent mill, however was thwarted by tho in
tervention OF mutual friends Heenan stood near by get
ting his muscle into working order while the above
place.
The anticipated fun the contested seats was pre-
cuded by Wood 60. organizing separate Convention
which Convention permanently organized at O'Clock P.
NJ the VOORHEES, House, and after adopting resolutions,
appointing State Central Committee and agreeing upon
eecting delegates to the Charleston Convention in
gressiona districts nominated the following State ticket
Secretary Of Ssae-.Iavid X Floyd Jones.
C1mrtrolkr Sanford f. Church.
Attorney Generally man Tremain.
Engiaeer.-van r. Richmnnd.
TreasMrr-Isaac vanderpocl
(aa,at Commissioner. William J. Skinner
Prison Inspector Noble 3. Elderkin
fudge Of 4ppeals.--Alex. s. Johnson.
Clerk Of AppeaLs-Edward Simpson.
The Cagger Convention will also nominate most Of the
aboveticke Should the Cagger Cassidy Convention
nate other parties for two three Of the above Offices
Wood Co. intend supper the Cagger ticket The Cagger
Convention will appoint twenty Douglas delegates and the
balance Dickinson men; but resolution will be adopted
by the Convention binding the delegates to vote unit
at Charleston which of puts Dickinson hors de
bat at Charleston far as the Empire State is concerned
The action Of the Wood Convention tonight has caused
panic among the Douglastes. Daniel s Dickinson was
impored by Cagger Co. TO address their Convention Mr.
Dickinson did So and quoted Scripture usual consdcra
bly, Cagger and Richmond waited personally upon Mr.
Dickinson to make the above request.
Wood tonight denounced Dickinson, and said that that
gentleman would not have "ghost Of a chance" at
Charleston that he had endorsed Cagger Co. Schel
endorses pcknson's course, for which endorsement
Sche will be delegate at large TO Charleston from the
Cagger Cassidy Convention.
fight occurred To night at news stand between two
rural delegates Caggcr man, the other Wood man,
wherein the Caggerite got his nose broke
Depend upon the Cdager delegates to Charleston are for
Douqas Forty-sx bottles Of poor gin and twenty Of
brandy and whiskcy have been guzzied in No "a
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