New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-15

the people maven hnoWu dscltner W nIgs OF hnOW-
Notbipgs. The Democratic msnsgers favor hav.
ing such rsmes put on. saE
The Convention will talk soothingly to the
Breckenridge rank and file, but ignore the Dckin-
soo-Green organization. Tammsny and Mozart
Halls have each full delegation here and wage a
deadly war on each other. The moderate men
counsel admitting both. The feud will be recon-
ciled, if possible, by the Convention.
70 the Associated Press.
SYRACUSE. Tueaday Aug. H. 1860.
The attendance st the Dous las Democratic State
Convention promises from present pearances, to be
unusually large. The hotels are rapidly filling up, and
son are already crowded. Probably agreaer number
Of outsiders are here already than AZ any Convention
some years past. The character of the delegation ap
pear better than the average, many prominent
Democratic names from different parts OF the Safe
being on the list.
The main excitement Thus far turns upon the old
contes, for The seats of NewYork City between Tam
many and Mozart. Mayor Wood il not present. The
delegation from Mozart Hal, led by Benjamin Wood,
were early the ground, closely followed by the
Temmany delegates, under ths leadership of Tappap,
Kennedy, and Clancy. Much embarrassment was
csuset TO the leaders of the party by the rene wal OF
thit quarrel at this time. While an earnest desire
felt to combine all the strength possible Oh Dluglas,
the leaders of the party contend that it is impossible to
do ANYTHING hut recognize the regularity of TAmmany
Hall to the exclusion of the Mozart delegates,
The Democrats the interior the State however,
feel strong disposition in view of the large vote of
MAYOR Wood in the Mayoraty Election, to cast aside
all questions of regularity and admit both delegations,
with power TO cast half the vote OF each, after the Gus
tom Of the National Convention Caucuses have been
held on both sides. The Mozart takes a moderate
ground asking that both sides he admitted although
thew declare the belief that Tamuany has now very
little power. The Tammany delegation, on the other
hard talk high declaring they VII not take seat: II
n Ill IL ODD cd
that any compromise with Fernando Wood will do
more injury than good.
The State Central Committee held meeting. There
was a full attendance
Opondaga viii be the temporary Chairman of the Con
vepcn, and Judge Willard OF Saratoga the permanent
President
VIM. II. Ludlow of Suffolk has been mentioned in
connection with the nomination for Governor posi-
ton Of permanent President, but he declines both.
Ex-St aator Wn. Kelly will uDdou btedly BE- the
unanimous nominee of the Convention for Governor,
ard the ticket will probably be completed with Judge
Allen for Observation-Disclosures VIM. w. Wright OF
Ontario for Canal Commissioner, and Mr. Rhodes, the
present incumbent, for State Prison In psctor.
The State Committee hsve decided to issue tickets Of
admission primarily both sets Of delegates from the
city of NewYork. This is regarded rs favorable to
compromise.
TIE present indications that while the regularity
of The Tammapy Hall delegates Will be declared,
resolution will be adopted admitting both sets OF del
egates.
David S. Seymour, Peter Csgger, and Ben amin
Wood are at the Voorhees, House
Horatio Seymour and Deau Richmond are at the
Syracuse Home.
The Globe Hotel is well filled with deegi mainly
from the rural districts
The crowd in the city is augmented by full attend
ance of the Committee of ThirtyTwo Of the Bell-Ev
eret party, who charged with the duty of deciding
what action shall be had with regard to the Electoral
ticket.
Gov. Hunt, the Hon. James Brooks, the Hon.
Gt oJge Briggs, Lorenzo Burrows General Prescott,
David Russell and other leaders Of that party are
present.
The Committee had meeting at O'Clock tonight
at the Globe Hotel After exchanging views as to the
expediency Of union with the Douglas Democrats,
the unanimous sentiment appeared TO be in favor of
that Union for the purpose OF defeating Lincoln.
Bcll-Everett public meeting was held tonight,
which was quite numerously attended. procession
with trpsparencies banners, and torches paraded the
streets, ringing bells, some of which were borne on
sticks, and Others drawn on carts somewhat lud-
crous incident was presented by parcel OF boys who
followed the procession, ringing several small bells
and shouting, auction "auoti0n. The meeting
was held at Wieting Hall, which was full, but not
crowded.
ano the Hon. VIM. Duer, and considerable enthusiasm
was manifested The speeches were all Of The usual
description, strongly IA gOriDg the union OF all conser
valve elements against Lincoln. The Committee OF
the Bell and Everett party meet again In the morning.
placed Cd the Douglas ticket. Washington HINT VIII
probably be elector at large, with sprnkling OF
electors among the Districts. Moses Paten viii prob
ably be the elector from the Albany District.
The Tamnany delegation take alarm at the decision
a the State Committee in favor Of admitting both s.ts
bv ticket at the first assembling OF the Convention.
They declare positively their intention to whdraS in
case the Mozart delegates are admitted rerma 'euty,
and support tie Douglas electoral ticket and Brady Tor
Governor. They tlresten in such an event that the
State ticket nominated here wll not get 900 votes 10
the city.
Hon VIM. Kelly was in Albany to-day, and while
not DESTROYS that bis name should be used Will accept
the nomination Lemue Stetson is ia ked Of for Lieu
tenant Governor in care Judge Allen decliues.
The train just arrived brings large addition TO the
crowd and the principal hotels begin TO overflow.
lively interest IL The proceedings Of The different eau
cussfs appears to be manifested by outsiders
The State Committee created by the Young Mems
Democratic Convention al Saratoga is present. The
subject Of Union Electoral Ticket brought up
before the State Committee, and unanimous senti-
ment expressed in favor of any honorable arrange
ment that could be made TO unite the Opposition
against the Republicans; but a practical difficulty
against this was experienced from the fact that
10 opening was presented for such action
by the Convention of last week, and there was no
proposition for a union before the Committee seyer1
suggestions on the subject were made but none OF
them were definitely SNAPPED. The Committee meet
again tomorrow.
Most of the principal Democrats in the State are now
here