The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14

Wood Co. elAfs majority OF the unconeested seahs
but there is no doubt Casgcr Co. win have everything
their own way.
The delegates Charleston will be appointed certainly
and they will be Douglas men mostly Douglas, Caggos
says, can carry New York in 1850 by af,y thousand
Rynders, Connolly Clancy and all the New York deissa-
tion from Tammany for Douglas Dickinson nay g.
four or FIVE delegates. He is here.
Fernando Wood Co. threaten 10 defeat Cagger Co.
ticket the Mozart Hall delegation not admitted Ryn-
doris says Wood dare not attempt II: it would kill him
Wood politically
Many delegates favor another Convention 10 BIO called
in February by tho State Central Committee Others favor
the district system. There fun ahead on the contested
seats Perhaps bolt and two tickets may DO nominated
All are desperate and willing 70 let the State slide ibis
fall for supremacy at Charleston.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF AFFAIRS IN SYRIA
CUSE.
SYRACUSE Sept Is, 1850.
All is uncertainty as to to morr0ws result The hards
claim majority, not counting contested seats The sos
also claim majority, but hesitate 10 give names. We
may have splendid Developments yet Of Control
Railroad influence.
Dickinson is here aud advocates harmony He txusts
that the professions the sos sincere but says the
proof OF the pudding Is in tho eating The hards subs
the following 10 the Regency
delegations p.
Second-An equal representation on the State ticket
Third-A postponoment until January Of tho selectioa
Of delegates 70 Charleston which shall be by the people
of the different districts.
The softs will not probably accept all three PROPOSE
tons, and we may n consequence witness a renewal 4
tho scene OF 1863.
THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.
SYRACUSE, Sept Is, 1852
The attendance both inside and outside the Convenoa
is already large and the prominent Of party havo
taken the field early.
The headquarters Of both wings of democracy arc
at Voorhees, House, the rooms Of Fernando Wood and
Peter Cagger being in close proximity, while those oe
Isaac " Fowler with the whole string Of Tammany dele-
gates, only few doors removed
The appearances at tho quarters of Weed and Career
give fair criterion Of the complexion of the Convcnoa
The former quiet with plain indications fnrmness o.
their countenanccs as they in and out while tho
ter crowded to their fullest capacity with conndea
tial air apparent in all.
Numerically, between the hards who are in favor or
the district system, and the sos, who favor Of
oectng the Charleston delegates once the Conventions
will stand follows 10 to u sos "a to 20 hards This
calculation closely made aud probably correct though
tho Wood men claim larger number.
Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson is at the Syracuse House. and
has been visited by Messrs Cassidy and Comsock Of
alas and Argus; Comptroller Church. and number Of
others, including Fernando Wood and the Mozart Han
delegation.
The position Of Mr. Dickinson is that Of Cancellation
He desires harmonious arrangement to the organize
ton and fair representation Of the hards Charles
ton delegation.
Dean Richmond and the Western delegation Of sos arc
The old State officers to be renominated with the
exception of Hon Gideon Tucker Secretary Of State whe
declines denomination, and whose place will probably
be filled by Floyd Jones Judge Scott. To night tho
chances favor the former.
Mr. skinner Of Herkimer and Judge Scott talked a
The Convention will be temporarily organized with s.
T Fairchiid Cass democrat, Of Madison, or perhaps
John Stryker, of Rome, for President
The permanent President will be VIM, H Ludlow, un-
less some change Of the programme takes place before
The probability seems to be that there will be very
few contested seats many thought to be contested
The New York case will most likely be settled by re-
solution declaring that the last Convention decided In
favor Of the Tammany delegates, and new features
have arisen since the Tammany delegates entitled u
seats. This viii exclude Fernando Wood from tho door,
but in that case he win take the scat q
power Of substitution the Mozart Hall side Mr. Wood
claims greater number than is here given him, and
sss having the of the New York contested seats
beard before the Convention.
Appearances indicate that all will be harmonious
between the friends Of Mr. Dickinson and the softs
The Charleston delegation viii undoubtedly be chosen
The hards will have probably two delegates at
args to two softs and third or rather Of the State
delegation.
The Wood party held caucus this evening, which was
largely attended although Msssrs Mather and She'll and
were made by Messrs. Wood, John A. Greene Jr., and
others, all friendly insisting equal division Il
the Charleston Delegation and the State Committee and an
equal representation ammany and Mozart Hail in tho
Convention Speeches resoute, but consiaory In tone.
Mr. RUSSELL of Ulster waited the softs ascertain the
truth of rumor, that no delegate would be admitted
without tickets and tickets issued to any contestants
The hards were informed that every delegate
admitted to the floor. The hards thereupon re-
solved to accept tickets this time in view Of
receiving tickets or submitting 70 that mode Of adms-
sion hereafter. They resolved also TO present the
y o n1ssue ocsS 81 ss Of s
Wood men Insist further on choosing their own
share Of the Charleston delegation. If they
have the privilege of doing they will name
Fernando Wood and John A. Greene Jr, of Onondaga,
as delegates at large. On the soft side it is
Bronson Mr.. Schcn as delegates at largo
Dean Richmond will be Delegate at Large the soft side,
and probably Isaac v. Fowler.
Among the candidates for State delegates George
Sanders, Nelson Waterbury, Hon John G. Mather, John
Cochrane, Judge Capers and Judge Berrean.
Mr.. Dickinson appears anxious to concate, but wishes
the Mozart Hall delegates to have representation in tho
DR.. Sawyer, of Backwels Island is offered the nomi.
nation Of State Prison Inspector, and will be nominated
if he will accept
have been actively engaged to effect compromise and
come to a harmonious agreement with Mr.. Wood.
The city s now full Of delegates and there will be
crowded Convention TO morrow.
Duncan S. Magee one Of the Tammany delegates has
letter from his contestant on the Mozart Hall SIDE de-
caring TO contest his seat and expressing the wish
Mr. Magee will act for the union and harmony Of tho
party.
During the evening fracas took place the OF the
Voorhees, House. Some Syracuse politician commenced
to loudly abuse Mr. Wood, when his friends after
standing the abuse for considerable time pitched IN
aud whipped the Syracusan badly. Deputy Sheriff Davis
nterfcred and was also badly beaten, his lip and head
being cut severely
Kings County Politics.
DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY NoMisAHoNs-The Democratic
Assembly Conventions met in the several districts yester
day and, as far as heard from, made tho following