New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
CHARLESTON DELEGATES TO BE NOMINATED.
Dickinson Addressing the SOfts.


SYRACUSE, Sept 14-l0P.a.
The attempt Of the Hon. Fernando Wood to disturb
the Democratic State Convention cana 10 sudden end
Eo-day at o'clock, IN, since which time the ut
inost harmony has rsigDed. General rejoicing pre-
VOLS among Democrats here the fsct that
they at last equally aud forever rid Of FERsAsDo
WooD and his fortutes.
Todays proceedings have excited deeper senti-
ent Of sterns union than has fr macy years existed
In Democratic ranks and il ia claim ID that the party
is at lat unit in principle and feeling. DIcxssoEs
spet cb which wa We tined sod fslcitous might be
called a. orstion the grave in which buried
all past difference and it certainly gives him psi
Zion With all sections o. Democrats such he never
had before.
The excitement having passed away, and the dele
gates to the Convention having given full vent to the
expressions of their relief and oongratula;ion
Woods departure, the regular business was quickly
proceeded with. The Committee to select pernsneat
officers for the Convention composed of Hards
1nd OF Softs in equal numbers and their action was
unanimous.
The Only point before the Convention in the after
noon which excited discussion was the mode Of ap.
pointing delegates to the Charleston Convention,
which was finally carried as originally proposed, by
reference to q Committee Of two from each Judicial
district who are TO hear suggestions from the dele
two delee ates TO Charleston for the action OF the
State Conven ion.
1t is conceded that New-York City shall have
delegate at large in the persoD of Mr. Isaac V. Fow-
1er with Daniel +. Tiemann - alternate. The other
2hree delegates at large Will prebsbly be Dean Rich
mosd, Samuel Beardsley Greene c. Bron SOD, and
Geo. w. Clinton.
From the IIId. Congressional District John Y.
Savage jr., and William Miner will probably be sent;
from the WITH. Dttrict, John Kelly and Matthew T.
Brennss; from the Vth. District, Edmund Ddggs and
Isaiah Ryndefs; from the With District John Coch-
Ispe and Anthony Dugro; from the With. District,
Nelson j. Waterbury and VIM N. Mcintyre; from
the With. District, Augustus Schell and Edward
Cooper.
In Mr. John b. Haskins District, the delegates will
be Edwin Crosw.l of Westchester and A. G. Couger
pf Rocklsnd. The delegations from the other Dis.
ircts in the State will be made up in the same spirit
of Cancellation, with view to the representation of
ell living Democratic interests. Every effort viii bs
made TO secure harmony.
The Hon. Fernando Wood is now beading his State
Convention at bis own parlor at the Voorhees, House
THE persons participating are Daniel lynn, james e.
Wilett, Patrick Duffy, Peter Mcknight, James
Hugbee, John Heer an Benjamin Ray, Thos. H. Fer
rs Andrew Sbeehsu, Green Of Onondaga, and Others,
of whom these are specimens. Together they claim
10 represent all the counties in the State.
Thomas G. Alvord Of Onondaga, who WAS induced
10 act as Woods Chairman in the morning. became
disguised with his company and left the city for But
falo by the first train.
Most of the fighting men brought on by Wool viii,
il is said return in toni ghts train. They were gwen
their passage money or free tickets, but now CON-
plain tina, 10 allowance has been msde to them for
board and travelling expenses.
The Hon. John Stryker who hurled over the
platform5by Cornelius Wood, assisted by Thomas IL.
Ferris is not seriously injured though still little
lame.
But for the wise moderation of Dean Richmond,
blood would have been shed in the Convention In an
attempt on the part of the Delegates who hnaIy OBJ
famed possession to eject the Wood party. Peaceful
councils prevailed and, with few hours OF quiel al
Interest in the farce exhausted.
Warrants have this evening bssn applied for against
Andrew Sheeban, Thomas Ii. Ferris, and Benz. Kay,
for their assault on the two countrymen who refused
to drink Fernando Woods heaih, and on the Deputy
Sheriff who sought to stop the riot.
The Committee on Resolutions, OF which Mr.. John
Clancy Of New-York is Chairman, is now in session,
and will report early the morning platform adapt
able to all sections of the country.
WOODS meeting in his own little room at the Voor-
hees House having learned who would be nominated
by the State Convention tomorrow, moment since
it is now ten O'Clock, p. m.-nomlnated the ssine
ticket go far as they could learn it, as follows;
70, Serstays Of Staie.......'.....'...D b Josts
70, Conepey. sASoFoED T. chVRCh
70, du1-n- Ge-eral ................ LYNN IErssN
For state Ers'neer ......'...'''..''n ~ SiSuNoS'
For Casa! Con- n,,so, e..............Wh b skiNNtE.
r., 49, 81 n .,t Of dppea.......ALEx. s. JoASSoS
o~n msn who live. 10 bis o~n Ward,
ard is Secretary Of the Wood Com S.,,.,,
n,itse q Ne~ York Eo~aNo $500
For Fyon inspeefor. NosLt . ELDtNa'N
This done the Wood meeting Immediately a.
fourned sine die. Most Of the members go back by
the IL SO train to night Simpson, not Simmons, who
wss the hero of last year viii certainly not De no-
mated by the State Convention.
To the Associated Pres
SYRACUSE Wednesday Sept. Is, 1859.
The excitement continues g. the time Of meeting OF
The Convection approaches. Tickets OF admission to
tbe hall have been issucd to all she delegates and
contestants FERNANDO NooD, joins ~ EhttS'
Clpyos j. TucxER, snd other Har6s have been in
session this morning and resolved 70 claim hearing
before the Committee on the New-ioTk con'e''e
sess and to oppose TO the extremity any a''eHP' 70
.ettle that question by resolution.
Mr. DrcSissoS advocates an equal representation
for Mozart and Tammany on the hoor and counseis
moderation Messrs ROGERS of Erie, ScHELL, AMI
N.rYyK. do not act cordially with the Wood party
Irwin CRosswEIL is here, and has been IN cOlaa'"'
ton with Messrs Woop and DioKiSsoN
The Convention will organize temporarily Al noon'
The Softs are confdept and talk conciliAuon. Inc
Wood men positively Insist on selecting a.! tAe''