Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-16
LATEST NEWS.
New York Democratic Convention,
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
lAnerican Telegraph Office, Lincoln House Block

SYRACUSE, Sept. 15.-In the evening the
Wood Convention, presided over by Mr.. Al
word, re-assembled at the Voorbies House.
On assembling, MIR. Wood announced that the
possession OF the hall had been refused them.
1t having been hired and locked up by Others,
l. " AiVord addressed the convention at
length, denouncing severely the conduct of
those he designated seceders from the conven-
ton lie went into detailed statement of the
organization OF the convention, showing that
nad been properly made, and that there
couiu DE no ground upon which the boltng
could be sustained; he said that unfortunately
Tor the Democratic party, it was being made
the mere tender to railroad corporation, and
predicted that the blighting influence must be
destroyed, or that the party would materially
suffer.
Mr.. Wood also spoke at length, denouncing
the action and influence of the other conven-
ton. He likewise reported series of resolu-
tons, one OF which nominated a state ticket,
and another provided for the election of dele
gates to the Charleston Convention, by Con-
gressOnal districts. 1t is understood that
the names on the state ticket are the same con-
tanned on the state ticket of the regular con-
vention, as near as they could be ascertained
The Democratic Convention nominated the
same ticket as ex-Mayor Woods party with
the exception of the clerk Of the Court of Ap-
peals
The resolutions reported strongly affirm the
the rights of American citizens, native or
adopted, all over the world, and the duty of
government to protect them, and declare that
congress has no power to legislate slavery
into territory or to enact slave code for the
territories, or to prohibit the south from her
just share in the benefits from those territories
they also endorse, moderately the national adj
ministration.
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delegates at large: E. Dean Richmond of Gen
esee, alternate, John j. Taylor of Tioga Au-
gustus Schell, alternate, Daniel T. Tiemann
Isaac V. Fowler, alternate Schuyler Crippen,
OF Oswego; Delos DeWolf of 0swego, alter
nate, A. G. Dandy of Oneida.
A resolution has been adopted unanimously,
instructing the Charleston delegation to enter
the convention aud act and vote as unit
Delegates to Charleston were chosen as fol-
lows:
1st District, W. H. Ludlow, Ennis G. Ber
gen; ID district, II. Mclaughlin; 4th district
John Kelley, NJ T Brennan 9Th, Isaiah Ryn-
ders, Edmund Briggs; 9th, John Cochrane,
Anthony Durgo; 18th, Nelson j. Waterbury
VIM. A. Mcintyre; 9Th, Edward Cooper, An
drew Froment 9th, g. Kemple, Edwin Cros-
well; 10th, B. IL. Edsell, John C. Haely; 18th,
w. +. Russell, Geo. Beach 18th, Theodore
Miller, Henry Stats 18th, d. L. Seymour
Moses Warren; 18th, Erastus Corning, Peter
Cagger; 10th, John Titconib, C. r. Ingalls,
10th, Daniel Stetson, Sydney Lawrence; Nth
James c. Spencer, l.. Carryl 18th, A. c.
Page, David SPEAKER; 18th, Samuel North, A.
Burhans; 10th, John Stryker, d. p. Bissell;
22st, j. +. Hubbard, II. S. Randall; 22d, L.
ID. Smith, S. d. Farchild 23d, D.. C.. West
A. c. Beach, 24th, James p. Harkin, John j.
Peck; 18th, E. p Ross, A. Griswold 26th
W. w. Wright, ID. A. Ogden 9th, H. ID.
Barto, c. Hulett; 18th, C. C. b. Walker, A.
Abbott; 18th, S. b. Jewett; Both, NJ. B. b.
Chamberlain Henry j. Glowncky 3lst, S.
L. Church, A. Ii. Eastman 32d, j. f. Hud-
son, A. A. Prince; 33d, ID. Devereux H. j.
Miner
The convention adjourned at ! before IL.