New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17
the SOFT STATE CONVENTION.
Fusion with the gelleveretts.
'TAMMANY AND MOZART EouAI..

SYRAcUsE, Thurtday, Aue is, 1860
The Democratic State Convention met at o'clock
but The Commiftess not being prepared to report took
The Committee on an Electoral Ticket was in session
till late hour last night Considerable debate took
place on the propositions made by tae Bell Il gerett
Committee, Their demsnGs being somewhat in excess
of what the Democratic COMMITTEE considered an
equal representation.
Th,e morning negotiations were renewed with bet
Ter prospect OF arriving at an amcable adjustment and
the BeEvereit Committee ex pressed themselves eats
he'd with Eector from judicial district on the
Douglas electoral ticket. pr
Some cthcuty was also experienced in settling the
New-fork City representation, but eventually one
Mozart Hall man agreed 70, with the privilege of
Mozart naming one Old-Ljne Wing and one rammany y
ite thus giving them voice In three out OF the ty
Electors.
The Convention reassembled at III o'clock
The Committee on Electoral Ticker was still absent
Loud calls were made for Lyman X. Smith, Col.
HsriDgton, Geo. CONWAY, and o,her speakers
Messrs Smith and CONWAY made brief addresses the
latter claiming that the doctrine OF Popular Sovereignty
originated on this continent with the six natio as Of
indians, who, while one as a nstion admitted the
eacred right OF each TO regulate it, domestic affairs
DIR. Bradford of New.York was also called out aud
Responded, expressing the gratitude of National
Democracy of the City of New-YoIk for the liberal
treatment received at the hapds of the Convention the
effect OF which would be seen in the large majority
which would he rolled up by the uuited Of
the city, He pledged Mozart Hall wholly for the ticket
Of the regular Democracy, both State aud national
y. Daggeu Hunt ne xt addressed the Convention, but
the delegates were full Of fun and considerably inter-
rupted his speech with their Jokes.
MIR. Hunt declared, as his belief that every good
Democrat would unfurl his banner to tie breeze
loud voice here proposed three cheers for the breeze
which were given with a hearty will.
The uventon, then finding that the Committee was
sill absent, look reoe-s tili 30 clock D. M
Durb g the recess of the Convention the Committee
on an Electoral Ticket completed its labors.
On reassenblng at halfIast 2, .he Hon. Robert T..
Grant from the Committee, after preliminary re-
marks, reported the following Electoral ticket
Electors at LaIge-Reuben III. Walworta of Sara
toga, and HeInan j. Redfeld Of Genesee.
The District Electors are:
Dist I-Selsh Strong Of Suffolk
Il-Cbaries II. Collins Of Kings.
sIIl-Rrancis r. Tillou OF New.York
IN-Eljsh r. PuTdy Of Eew-York
,N-0swAld Ouendorfer % N.w-York.
yI-James Depeyster Ogden Of New-York
NII--ysmes Robinson of New.York
Nl1-John Anderson of New-York
.N-Edward Insight OF Westehester
X-Dan;ei 3. st John of Orange
XI-Esha 8. Strong Of Greene
XII-Wm. Kent of Dutchess
XIv--Jau es Kidd q Albany
xY-Isaah Blood Of rst6ea-
Xyi-Htnry d. Ross Of Essex
XRiI-Dsvid C. yudson of 81 Lawrence.
HViiI-Charies Goodyear of Schobarie.
XlA-GeoIge c. Clyde OF Otsego
NA-E1ward Huntington Of Oneida
,xXI-Ameloee Higgins Of Cortland
XXIII-PisIson Mundy Of jefferson.
SNit- john NJ StIO' of Onondsgs
XXv-Edwin NJ Andersen Of Wayne. -.. .
XXyII-bfi &c Finch cf Tompkhs o.
&xNlIl-Charles Carroll OF steuben. VI
XAlA-Adiison Gardner Of Monroe
XXX-Iohn B skpn-r, IT.. OF ~ yoning.
XXXI-Lorenzo Burrows Of Orleans
xXAII-Niaan " il'sIns of Erie.
XXX1II-Sts phen Y. Caldwell Of Chautsuqus.