The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-06
the POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
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Proceedings of the De-
State COnve' So,
'nt moLh"' ue-' GATES TURNED ADRIFT.
A""p" Il the SaChemS and Braves
of Old Tammany.
The Democracy Pledged to a Vigorous
Prosecution Of the War.
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THE NOMINATIONS F0R STATE OFFICERS,
&C., &C., &c.
THE K0MINAYIONs FOR STATE oFpuERS,
OUR SPECIAL SYRACUSE DESPATCH.

OUR SPECIAL SYRACUSE DESPATCH.
SYRACUSE, Sept s, 1851.
The Regency managers moving about until late
hour this morning, working for reconsideration Rich
mosd was never known be in such excited condi-
tioa. The cry everywhere raised that the admit
tace of Mozart ee endorsement of Tire Duly Nees
end Ben Weeds antiwar policy. Upon this mostof the
Western delegates frightened, who declared that
they could go home with that load. Even strong
war platform would not them with this cry The
Regency at work, apparently securing
changes. The MoAarters the other hand, were not
idle ane were gune that they checkmated the Regn
cy at every step Many OF the delegates somewhat
surprised tossee the name Of Ben. Wood appear
the official list this morning, in the place Of
Gibctt Dean. Everything indicated stormy time
Asoon as Tire Convention assembled the partisans
both sides were on hand, prepared to take part in
the'coutest As soon as the Convention was called to
order tho motion made to reconsider the vote of
yesterday when the bear dance fairly opened
Mr.. MONSTERS to debate. He called to order
and~halfa dozen points raised different questions
Finally the Chair decided that neither of the New York
delegations had right to speak vote the question
Aa'appea was taken, and spicy discussion followed
The Chair sustained in his decision by 142
10 60.
several votes were taken minor questions; but,
finally reaching the motion reconsider it was carried
Then GENE the question voted upon yesterday and the
'citanent at fever heat amid Babeike conuson'
appeals for "Question, "Put him out" "Down on the
gag law al democrat and such like declarations
An appeal from Mr.. Herman finally brought order out
OF Chaos, and the vote taken the admittance of
both New York delegations Mozart and the resolutions
were voted down, and Tammany admitted into full com
munion, the gency slate again repaired and the pro
gramme originally laid out in fair way of being carried
out to the last Richmond, Cagger and company are in
their glory, Mozart afflicted with the blues and Tammany
On grand spree
Mozart Immediately withdrew upon the announcement
OF the result and adopting the programme Of Tammany
went out to consult The enormous change in the
votes since yesterday the direct the per-
sonal Efforts of Richmond Cagger and company and Tam
many owes its recognition to them.
Among the changes that have taken place among the
outsiders have to announce that of Gideon Tucker He
has left Wood and has gone back to the Regency re-
pentcd Of his SINS and will take front pew In that
church These are revolutionary times.
"he the wrangie was going in the Convention this
morning over Mozart, the Tammany delegation was in
caucus and drew up protest. 70 be ready if the Conven
tlon adhered to its platform OF yesterday. The tables
being turned. this waste OF time
Mozart being ruled out they Immediately assembled in
Gancus, but without doing anything adjourned to New
YORK there TO draw their protest Wood his aid
de,camps left at two p NJ for home.
The Committee ON Resolutions met again before the
senblng OF the afternoon session, and modified their
report by striking out the ninth their first
report or that part relating the habeas corpus pass
ports and the suppression OF the press by vote of eight
to six. All of these stricken by the committee
showing at least symptoms Of returning sense
With this important and radical change with several
other verbal changes, making the resolutions
like they reported TO the Convention declaring that they
had corrected typographical errors.
Before the committee made their report Mr. Ogden
madea short speech In which treated war in prac
uca manner declaring that the issue simply is, and the
only one which presented itself whether the govern
ment should be overhrown and liberties destroyed
or the rebellion put down. and that question could only
De answered by resort to arms There neutral
or middle ground for the democracy occupy they
should rally to the support OF the government to put
down this wicked rebellion This stirring speech added
U te events OF the morning and seemed to put the Con
vention into working order
tmoved along tremendously until they arrived at the
resolution stricken out by the committee, and this
sharp dcbae'ensued, in which good things were
said ON both sides. twas finally adopted by decided
vote amidst the great reocngs Of the called peace
men,
The Convention did not to be aware that should
the administration adopt that policy on passports there
would be no way to prevent the emisslrics from the
South visiting Europe ami returning with British gold for
as party, stultiled themselves. 1t is the sop held ou
70 ire Northern allies to the rebels and will be found
be the fatal rock for the PARTY
The arrangement Of the platform seemed settle tho
real controversy IN the Convention. The press habels
corpus and passport resolution readily received by
the so-caied peace men, the olive branch TO them,
and they did not 20 what done after that
or who was placed on the ticket. light struggle
pace on two or three candidates. but most Of them
Office.
turing the contest for Inspector OF Prisons the editor
OF W. syracuse Courier and Union was nominated the
ground that his paper sinking money every day
could not support itself singular admission say the
ieast MT. G. Rhodes was strongly urged by Tannany,
and was granted Ia them.
The State Central Committee has been organized MS
usual, with Richmond and tagger its bead This last
work being completed the Convention after INDUCING in
sundry demonstrations Of hariy adjourned sine die al
seven j. NJ.
The evening is being spent general onca.ion over
the result, although there strong under current
against the passport and habeas corpus resolution
IS
balance of the platform may be considered as good as
could have been obtained in Convention with men so
strongly dsagreeing on portion Of the subjects treated
in the resolutions known to exist the Convep-
hon
The democracy having put forth their platform
and ticket and announced themselves readiness to 90
before Che people let patiently await the result of
Union gathering here on the 10th and the Republican Con-
vcntion ON the 18th Of this month they offer
anything better for the suppression Of the monster
beiob and the restoration Of peace to distracted
country.