The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-15

agsin IN 1850 that il appropriate here 10 quo
from lssuea by The State COMMITTEES apd pr
pared by Mir, Eiwc Cfos@els, ID Tue former year.
sesipiion OF occurrences precisely analogous in white
precisely the same parsons once more figure. Like u
State Committee OF 1868 we appeal 10 the people agan
the bully and convict power oi Tammany Hall Tue al
dress 1855 says:--
The delegstes were assembling orderly ami in The
o'clock when 80 ergspned gang q lighting v4rals
s amsed ne iron h. ss,.o i've rosaed the
s1y 1lS s sr aa Z, e the ahh ssa NJ
0sse anu s9ms other aeiesate Conspicuous ,eee
last Assembly surveyor Coehrsne Posnssr 70 er an
ssehem DanSp They BARRED toward the platform tana SCUM
Me- saa% 4. S mssm hsa The as.ey TO ssi4s mold
understandable confusioa ieIs hoong and caor
e' S,s s1 nr Ssr sa beard na, w.
se Convention 20 order ana Proposed Mr. ssanss Of Che
de. named Mr. sEsner { Wyomns both ua, the question
asa both ssc.rea the motion carried and each attempted 70
char, MIR Cassidy, Albany Alas kao n
$ aa,s.as n
ress ed o his Ses w lov ss q Of
npored delegates Se further end
for ey sa asl a
Inc New S@ YORK ssa Sssn sa ne
nal was gwen and they forebore the assault
Mr. Cseger's interruption finally brought to close
by unfortunate incident Cornelius Woods, Custom
House empoye and Iammany man, In his zeal assist
his friends las he admits IN an exculpatory statement
published by himselD, mistakenly tumbled or the plat
form Mr. S,ryser, Mr. Cagger's chairman whom he nus
took for MIR Ayord having intended TO tho latter
according TO Instructions; although Mr. Striker was M
that moment engaged in nexcusable plot 10 dis
turb break up the Convention and was thus ma Il m Az
be said acting IN has own wrong The upon hin,
caused profound sensation, and terminated violence
OF the b0ur He WAS found, however, TO be all
hurt and he withdrew with Mr. Cagger and his pagistc
rienos, leaving Mr. Ayord in possession of the char
The Convention relieved OF the presence of these violent
men, proceeded with its business although in excited
had been appointed, which reported the name Of Me-
Avorn for permanent President OF the Convention with
eght secrtares The following resolution ofer.
ca and accepted with loud acclanaon and the
then took recess
Resolved That earnestly DESTROYS of mantain, the n,er
Of Se S leaving
eecng their own delegates The Nao 81 Sepoa for
pay President frsse1s Ss the de@o :, ;h &c
ps 70 ass
II. 50 selected s r me me snS of
Organization selecting thee y ns TOR ne purpo,e
lie state In the National Cor sssaes ~ large iepe'eu
mas ocennsed nv The the regular Convention the Hall
5tyker taking the o mir second was then
cns,r ana hey seceders by placing Mr. Ludlow III the
49, =; 80, motion to concur with the Avord Conven
To- i ~ ionng the choice of Presidential delegates
einas ,c doubt that such a motion was made and de-
' be lost the Ludlow Convention, but no list OF
80. upon it has ever been published and those who
s tally 81 the vote have been challenged In vain,
~ ough the public press give 10 the world II is be-
eyed that I'll motion postpone really carried and
the mystery which attaches to the matter indicative of
the rregulary ana scanty Oh tue Luuow COn-
vcuton Of the geneIa ally indefinite manner in which
was conducted. Having declared this motion lost Mr..
Ludlow adjourned his Convention for the day
The Avord Convention (Which We maintain to have
been the only regular one) finding the hall occupied at
the Of recess and declining to initiate the example
OF Caeger and Stryker by forcing themselves in
and ntrudg ulon session, reconvened at
II nominated full State ticket and passed
seres resolutions, declaring the fidelity of party
to the constitution by the United SD
peme Court asserting the rights OF citizens TO the pro-
Of both their persons aud their property in the
h.tn -
claiming duty OF government to protect natural
lied citizens abroad anu heartily endorsing the admins
trston OF Mr. Buchanan. II also adopted the following
Resolved That the Central Committee have the power
sppoin, committee in each Congressional district whose
tst for The appointment OF delegates 10 me Cnareon Con
seIaon 49,. ...,,..., =, -.
ress, adjourned die the same evening The Ludlow
organization continued its session the next day. adopted
the ticket already nominated at the Avord Conven
ton and adjourned after reapponting Messrs Richmond
and Caeger state committee, and nampv "a, celepa.
ton to attend the Charleston cation THIS deIega
1on was seiec'ea " retiring committee of which Mr
- -. 7s VI course, the Chairman ana MI Richmond
erai unm portant persons constituted the remain
This delegation heaced, Of course, BY Mr. Rich.
rnond and entirely controlled by that gentleman and
The ludlow Convention directed this delegation to vote
f ADMITTEDLY at Charleston as unit, and directed the
expulsion from It OF any OF It's members who might accept
of any election delegate from Congressional district
The entire delegation was maze up without reference TO
aud demands OF localities utterly dsregarded. In
brief was packed TO order
We have tle fullest confidence and the most absolute
assurance ha the meoers of this delegation VIII never
be suffered occupy the they aspire To a. Charles
ton. delegation chosen by the people-by the DEM
cratic nassesof men with clean RECORDS, coming not
certificates OK home strength, pledged 10 man pur-
ohas by no man. owned By no man, and for sale 10 no
man will be welcomed with promptnees and satisfaction
Upon Richmond and Cagger, with their tools the re-
sonsbih FOR the misconduct OF the late disastrous cam
pagn 10 Win ticket was defeated must davolve
STA n. Og Md
the egerons in rs power Deprived Of the contributions
Of all the ederaI nd State Offices what funds il
Could get together oponted public Speakers TO address
the people and T.. any discouragemunt should re-
suit from the schsm bro aaht about BY the double organI
sSsi@ ~ ref lysem o ~. "a sppea on the
Should have passed
In this the friends Of the dst system have but acted
consistently Since from the begin ing VIC have believed
that the precip'aDg OF the Presiden ial question into the
esa u o. i''S w. mos, ueSse Sus wars i Inc
- nas gwen mourniul confrmau, 20 on, ticket.
prehensiops. The defeat Of the democratic Nsaes
the last and signal triumph Of Seward in the sa "
New York is due to who forced the qnes
ton OF the Presidency into the late campaign The Ma
tonal Convention of the democracy will terribly rebuAe
them for their seisbness ana faction.
The length OF this document appears to preclude the
discussion Of yet greater question OF vital Importance
the democracy the State and the nation We alude
to the supendous rational issues now being agtated
Upon the delegates now TO be selected by the people
will rest the whole power OF democratic representation
The true national democracy of New York has reflection
in the political character and antecedents OF the Richmond
Cagger delegation. That pieoad pIouucuoh Oh an un
prncipled coalition liz as VOID Of the first principle Of
Nationality as it the creation Of fraud and corrup
ton.
uly persuaded of the righteousness of canse moi
oubtng authority depoIng yet ready TO encounter
the difficulties which may ensue. and washing our hands
of any participation or accountability for the division
Of the party which Mr.. Cagger nauguated at Syracuse
when ne interrupted the proceedings OF State Conven
on we, the undersigned constituting the regular and
only Democratic state Committee of the Stale of New
York DC hereby invite the democracy OF the several Con
grcseona districts in this State elect delegates TO the
follow named district committees, aud to choose from
each Congress district two delegates to represent them 10
the Charleston Convention, there 10 nominate candidate:
for President and Vice President OF the United States.
Resolved That for the Of securing the people
each occasional district fair representation
National Convention, and Of preserving them
authority determine any contest Ha may arise sa
fongessior al Committee herein named shall certify To th
returns eecon OF delegates ard Of
doubts majority OF the Congressional Committee deter
mine la each case.
FIRST DrsrRrcr-Coupues Of Suffolk, Queens Richmond
Encr exceut city rooklynJoshua b. Smith, 5Intntown
SriIal county: BENJAMIN Hotchnson. Midle Inland