New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

BIT ISAIAH nv SDERs called attention to thc report /
rem he spS> lal Correspondent II The DasIy Nsrs !
which SAT- q that The Bsnicis Boy was in Syracuse
wrh Tem many Hal delegates. TINS appeared u The
kex:S. another equally reliable paper, the day be-
k,e '.oe ConvepiiOp met.
Every person kncws tina. the Benicis Boy with |
Wood, OF the MSsNt Hall psry. re old not take
part, 90 fes ~ he observed IL the sgot but be was
b1outG .? sy 1s,n The paper he a,in1si 70 sl.p
NJ I.uzshy insp.
Eva, false; shehsn Wa with Wood. and ne had
been On the platform ard esPed down snong ,hs DEG
eates whsreyer tho Wood men vssted ai. "a.
kanhe,ss 70 CO hin, instice not acre a. 81.
Thee@ the men Who have for -ears rn.fs tfouos
81 TsnEsny Hail. and against whose rum 81 IN ~
esny Hca has he'd 70 tSht. IL RE- been reported lh
years ,hst he Rypdersl mss hesded the rowdies g.
fsmrsoy, Against wtof Agsirs. himself
Itis low stated thu; ne brought up these rowd,os
here. One wa. 81 tr7e the other. Ttose men were
trsvgbt up BY Fen sndo Wood, and psrt OF the pro-
grsscne ~ss to XII him tKynders). They were 70
,hoot hun ~ ON behind, std this Is why thsy had
drse pistols and knives upon him. -
il; had not been known that ne was arH 20, ne
would have been killed the hOcr Weo1 man
had sfkp' ,wedged this TO him. II was a.so sai 40
TIE AeVs thet Wood wes the first choice OF the a'd
This ives forl aspersion the Hsrds that were, iJ
10 such .dis IL ctioD exists now.
The Etarss would never fix Their choice on Insn
Who NO ud bring here hired GssssiDs 70 murder man
in dsyp ght- lie wanted the whole Stste To Know ths;
vss sg.5Dst these cut-thros,s tina; Tsmmany hsf
been cr0v< contend beyond the memory OF the Old
Get in a6hSant in New York -
Tnen.r who knocked Mr. Stryker off the platform
one no had come, with others, TO m axe not IN
Tsy nglss- IIsll and ehOt in the shouoer then
Ite csrrs here now, hired by Fernando Wood, to
hoax ~ this Convent and murder the Chsimah'
n sece~ airy. =,
Xes. oeaed 10 al Democrats. whether there ever
fhaa b. tsgrsoeful scene IN Convention oeoref
lie hpe The 10 never would be agan; and there never
voud be il this and bis sssassins are ruled out oil
the party loud applause. ,,-...-
M SIRYEER of Oneida moved that the Convention
row proceed 10 nominate can ildales Tor oae c;efs
Adorted. ..
H. RrspFHs said tina. as there is only one csnii'
date IN The field and tie desire Of the whole Con
vsr.ion was 10 rehomDae Judge Johnson the present
abe Judge, he moved that Alexander ). johnson be
su1rmously declared the candidate OF the party fof
Judge If The Court Of Appeals
Applause followed, ana Judge Johnson was unsni.
,nously dominated. The result received wi,a loud
cheers.
Tleyl Jones as q candidate for Secretary Of Safe.
III. AKasrRose of Queens nominated David r.
FLOYD Jones a. a candidate for Secretary OF Stale
!Applausel lie desred 10 say, as Mr. Jones appears
~ The romiree Of a body tina, met in private room
at hotel last night, that such Iomi9auon was nsls
by him. IChe.Is He commented on the public
services and private character Of Mr.. Jones' and ex'
pressed the conviction Of the Democracy of New-lork
and Dozens that his name would aid strength 10 and
secure victory for re ticket APpauseJ
HIS. FosDAlL # Cortland resd the following letter
from Gideon j. Tucker
D,An ss: When the Democratic party Of the Sat Of Nv
od ne .ss sn So .1 psSy ei ID as
sisincou detenstoD which now becomes proper . re
Of S% 1sa win $e oa viii .sy S
sfui resolution in 1857 repeatedly dscr re Eea3mi
Mr. HYATT of Westchester moved that David r.
Floyd Jones be nominated unanimously. Carried by
exclamation. Loud applause.
Mr. RANDALL moved that Sanford +. Church be
nominated unanimously the candidate for Control
Mr.. j. b. CKAIG OF Kings stated that it was the
intention of the delegates from Kings to present the
name Of Alfred nj. Wood for this place, but in view OF
their high appreciation of the services OF Mr. Church,
ard their hearty in his denomination, they
withdrew their candidates name. Applause San-
ford f. Church az then renomnsted with loud cneers
Mr.. RYNDERs moved the unanimous NOMINATION oil
Lyman 1rsman for Attorney General. lAppiause.l
hr. Treman nominated MD loud cheers.
The Convention then proce sded To ezra t0ce NoUe
for Canal Commissioner. The following names were
". j. Skinner of Herkimer; Thomas s. Gray Of
Warren; s. W. Odell Of Fulton; Jason Clark OF JET
ferson; A. III. Miller of Tioga; X. Keys OF Clinton,
and James II. SleHil of Washington. =,
PLTrR CAGGER withdrew the name OF James III.
Sheriff. VINO was not candidate.
Nr. KERsAS, oD behalf Of MIR. Skinner, desired 10
say that because bold, bad man chooses to get to-
gether a band of desperate AMI bad men, ana make
use of good mans nsme it should not lJure the lat
ter. MI Skinner repad ates the men wac ma1e use OF
his name last evening" and stands where ne ever
stood-with the uGited Democracy OF the State
ON the first ballot Mr.. skinner received 80 votes, and
was declared nalinousy nominated =,
wi.
unanimously renoanipsted for State Treasurer. Car
risd with loud applause.
Mr. FAIRCHII'T of Madison moved the unanimous
nomination Of Van Rensselaer, Richmond for Safe
Engineer. loud appause And the motion WAS
adopted. -.
The Convention proceeded to nominate candidate
for Safe Prison Inspector The following named,
after spec ches by Messrs. RYNDERs, CocHRANE, kER.
NAN STkTsoS, and others, IN favor oi their several
candidates: Anthony NJ. Paine Of Delaware, n. s.
Elderkin Of ST. Lawrence, Andrew Smith OF New
York. f. G, Sutherland Of Westchester, Robt. Ba n
Der, of Oneida and H. L. Miller Of NestcLester. On
Che first ballot the numbers 5000:
Tlderkin SO Smith.
P,ine.
sIs - 81
On the "a ballot, the of Messrs. Paine and
AleT we're WITHDRAWN.
.55 Smith. 81
10 Sutherland .............
The names Of Messrs. Sutherland and Smith were
Withdrawn, Mr.. RyrdsTs stating that the New York
withdrew the later for the sake OF harmony
and thanked the Convention for the support given to
their candidates.
On the third ballot Mr.. Ederakn was nominated,
and the nomination made unanimous.
For Clerk Of the Court If Appeals, John l.. Lewis,
IT,. Of Yates, vas named by DAVIS a. OGDEN.
After some remarks, DUNCaS y. MtGEE moved the
romnetion be unanimous. Carried by scclimahon.
Mr. FAIRCHIID OF Madison moved that the Dele
gates from the seversl Districts name two members
each Is State Central Committee for the ensuing year.
Carried.
recess Of thirty minutes was then taken.
On the reassembhng of the Convention after the
recess, the President announced the State Central
Commit ee fer the year.
The alterations are as follows: lst District Peter i.
Sweeney in place of Daniel T.. Sckles lid District,
Aaron Ward Of Westchester IN place OF T. Haight and
James Craig Of Kings in llsce VI Edmund briggs; |
IIld pistfic' f. C. Latn Of Ulster place of {. L.
- ls~l NJ Of ns