New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
Democratic State Convention.
Special D,spssch 10 The n. z. Tribune. a. r,

Iii, r,orxsnt;oo which meets here Tomorrow. Al
N. hotel, are full There viii 10 no senoos contest
a., the organic sticn, a. the STATE hards nndef TIE
lad Of Dickinson himself, openly repudiate Mr. Fer
n,nSo Wood ard bis city followers. All the peeseat
s,.,. officers VIII be reuominsted except a. j.
Thicker who has written letter OF refusal. 10 Assem-
Hing he Convention will have II IN FAVOR OF tue
S,..e MOWERS that be- 81 sore heads and traditional
ruuhs,. :, favor Of a change, and % contested
seats. In the case of Nsw.Yoik City, the Tammsny
Delegates will be received by q vote ALMOST onss''
| ,,,,s .,d without ary real DISCUSSION, the questoo
between them and the Wood men being considered
s.,,,sd nv IN. action of the last State Convention
s ,rev p F,i,chd Of Madison, or some other re'ia'
HE ran will be nominated for temporary Chairman;
md sf,er organizing TO morrow and appointing Com
u;tte.ss on Credentials, Resolutions, &C., the Cos
veut;on will proceed to business. Mr. WIN. II. Lud'
Low Of Suffolk County is canvsssed for Permsneat
Chairman and will probably be elected. For Secfe-
tary Of State, David r. Floyd Jones OF queens
the Geld, and with very active agencies; out tue
Kings County Delegates, with Senator spino" and
other outsiders, are pressing another candiiafe-Mr
Wood of Brooklyn.
Il, ia nossible that in this conflict new saue that
of Senator Scott may be taken up and put through
Daniel S. Dickinson is here, and msnests, peisoasAy
and by his friends, sincere desire to cooperate VIZ.
TIE majority having control of the next ChaHestoa
Ao.,.,on. He wishes il understood that he has cut
loose from AL entapsirg alliances in New-York City,
with reference to National delegates The plan to be
adopted is that the State delegates from each Con-
eressiona District shall present four names to Com
mi,tee consisting of two from each Judicial District,
which latter body shall then select two names as dele
ea,a. for the Charleston Convention The city dele
cation is unanimous In demanding that Isaac V.
Fowler be made one of the delegates at large, and
this demand must be conceded IS, in consideration OF
this the city will present nance for any office on
the State ticket. An fort will be made to secure
concess ION, sndipg Augustus Schel from the Eighth
District and this with proper guarantees, on Scneis
part, can possibly be accomplished, as it will have
The good effect Of uniting all party machineryin
favor Of the regular organization Of Tammany Hell
ard effsctually extipguishing the Mozart Hall con.
trivsnce.
In the nomination of the State ticket and Of dele
gates to Charleston, will be taken to give far
to all the various interests OF the party
in proportion to their numbers. Daniel +. Tiemsnn,
Anthony Dugro, John Cochrane, John Egsn, Neisos
J. Waterbury, Matthew T. Brennan, Edward Cooper.
Elijah Ward, John Kelly, j. C. Tucker, John 7. Ssv-
age, jr, Isaiah Ryndsrs, VIM. N. Mcintyre, A. Free
mont, Daniel T.. Delavan and Aug. Schell, are the
bu. many considerations must be weighed before the
foil list Of ~ is completed.
The New. York City delegation have organized to-
night by the election of Edward Cooper as Chair man,
and John Brown and VIM. N. Mcintyre Secretaries
Isaac v. Fowler and VIM. ID. Kennedy cooperate in
all efforts to harmony Of action. The barrooms
and lobbes Of the hotels filed with excited psrt.
sans, and F. Woods conduct in bringing on a body
guard of fighting is severely criticized 1t
pected that perfect harmony will ultimately prevail. Mr..
Dickinson himself is more in favor Of harmony than
arc come Of the friends who profess to act with him.
Their councils appear divided being In favor Of
sustaining Tammany Hall. and some againstt A Dick
has just cOsed, but without any decision
being arrived Al
70 the Associated Press
SYRACUSE, Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1859.
The attendance, beth inside and outside the Convsn.
party have takenths Geld carly.
The headquarters Of both wings of the Democracy
are at the Voorhees, House, the rooms Of Fernando
Wood and Peter Csggsr being IN close proximity.
while those Of lsaac V. Fowler, with the whole string
Tsmmany Delegates, are only q few doors removed
The appearances at the quarters Of Wood and Gag.
ger give fair criterion of the complexion of the Con-
Of rpness their oountenances they pass 10 and
out while the latter crowded TO their fullest ca.
pachy, with q confident air apparent in all.
NumeIleaiy a. between the Har0s, VINO arc IN FAVOR
of the District system and the Sos who are in favor
Of eectDg the Charleston delegates at once the Con-
vention will stand follows 20 to ~ Sos; "a to g
Hsds This calculation is closely made and is probs-
bly, correct though the Wood men claim larger mum.
Der.
The Hon Daniel s. Dickinson is at the Syracuse
House. and has been visited by Messr. Cassidy and
Comstock Of The Aads and Argus, Controller Church,
and number Of others, including Fernando Wood sud
| the Mozart Hall delegation.
The position of Mr.. Dickinson il that of conciliatiou
lie desires harmonious arrangement to the organ.
zston and fair representation of the Hards on the
Charleston delegation.
Dean Richmond and the Western delegation Of
| Softs are at the Syracuse House,
The Old State Officers 10 he renomnatsd with the
exception OF the Hon. Gideon s. Tucker, Secretary
OF state, who declines q denomination and whose
place will probably be filed by Floyd Jones or Judge
Scott. Tonight the chances favor the former.
M. Sk inner OF He'k insr and Judge Scott talked
OF Tor Canal Commiss 'oners.
The Convention will be temporarily organized With
5. +. Faircbild, Cas- Democrat OF MADISON or per-
hsps John Stryker Of Rome, for President
The permanent President will DO VIM H. Ludlow,
unless some change Of the programme takes place
before morning.
The probability nov seems to be, that there will be
very few contested seats, many, thought TO be con
tested, declining to appear.
The New.YoTk case will most likely be settled by
resolution declaring that the last Convention decided
in favor Of the Tsmmany delegates, and new fes.
entitled to seats. This will not exclude Fernando
Wood from the floor but in that he will take the
| teat Of Lewis A. Edwards Of Suffolk who has the
| power OF substitution on the Mozart Hall side. Mr.
| Wood claims greater number than is here given
him. and insists on having the Of the New.York
| coLtested seats heard before the Convention
| Appearances now indicate that all will be harmo-
Nous between the friends of Mr. Dick naon .nd ~.