The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-04
The New York Democratic State Con-
ventiOn.

SYRACUSE Sept. B.
To morrows convention bids fair to be of the
strongest in point Of numbers and character Of dele
gates held for many years by the democracy of New
York. There rs already large attendance embracing
prominent democrats Of the State many Of whom are
here only outsiders but eyince lively interest the
action Of the convention
There is evident unanimty of feeling in respect to the
policy to be pursued by the party and tho expression is
generally favor of vigorous and prosecution
Of the war against any separation of tho States
favor of holding forth to the rebel States tho offer Of
peace any moment they will return to their allegiance
The resolutions will embody these propositions united
with condemnation Of the state policy Of the repub
can party all in favor OF reconstruction of the Cabinet
on base calculated public confidence in the ad
ministraton
The threadbare annual quarrel between Mozart and
Tam,nany exctes some interest. Nearly the whole Of
both delegations hand, and earnest in pressing
their claims although III the absence of Fernando Wood
Clancy, Kennedy and other better partisans, and
the son to Richmond" policy Of Green Tucker
and Jaycox the fight lacks much Of its
ancient personality and bitterness It is said that the
Tammany delegates threaten to repudatc the Convention
as an antwar party if they not admitted alone and
declared to be regulars and unite with the republicans
next week in nominations On the other hand there
report that bargain is on hand between Wood and the
republicans by which Dickinson and two nominees of
Wood are to be placed tho republican ticket and Mo-
Fart is to support II.
These, Of course, rumors started by those in the
interest of the different factions The probability is that
Tanmany will be admitted and Mozart entirely rejected
as irregular and opposed to tho Many of the
try delegates rganst Mozart this latter ground
while the soft politicians regard this favorable time
for final settlement of the New York quarrel and re-
cogniton of their old friends Of Tammany There is,
however not Insignificant force for the admission Of
both Of delegates giving the preference the ques.
ton Of regularity to Tammany but calling her. If she
is serious in her expression of patriotism to lay aside
factiona quarres and sacrifice regularity Of organization
upon the altar Of the country
The John A. Greene organization have cut clear from
Mozart and declare their readiness to endorse any plat
form and any candidates that may be Nominated profess
ing that their greatest wish is to rebuke the republicans
by electing the ticket nominated tomorrow.
Tonights indications favcr tho selection Of Fairchld
Kearney of Oneida for temporary Chairman and Heman
j. Redhed for permanent President There is not much
talk of candidates yet but the chances that Judge
Comstock Secretary Jones and Engineer Richmond will
BIO renomnaed For Comptroller the of John J. Tay
Tor Of Tioga appears prominent Judge Allen of Oswe
got Jadge Paige Schenectady and Judge Scott of Sara
toga are also named The choice for attorney Genera
will be between Francis Herman and Lyman Tremane.
Elk State Prison Inspector Rhodes and Charles Walk
have the inside track for Inspector but exnspec0r
Russell is also in the field.
W. W. Wright will probably be nominated for Canal
Commissioner Dean Rchmonds headquarters at the
Syracuse House, where tho Tammany delegates
tered while Peter Cagger and Mozart are at the VOORHEES,
House.
The principal hotels rapidly filling up.