The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-30
The City Democracy,

MOZART HALL DEMOCRACY AND THE DEMOCRATIC
STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND ENTHUsI-
AsTIC PROCEEDINGS.
The delegates Of the Mozart Hall democracy to the
Democratic State Convention, TO be held Albany to-
morrow Thursday, assembled in large Numbers yester
day at their headquarters sixtysix of the
members being in attendance The Hon. Gilbert Duer
was called TO the chair and Judge Alexander Merton
and Munsel B. Field ESQ.,, were appointed secretaries
The object of the assembge Of the delegates Mozart
Hall was fully explained by his Honor Mayor wooD il be-
ing to make preliminary arrangements for the democratic
delegates Of the city assembling in State Convention
at Albany, the 3lst instant. His Honor stated
that efforts had been made, as must have been seen
tee, to set up that defunct or paralytc political
interest the true representative Of the democracy
Of this city, but scarcely necessary for him 70
point the falsity Of impudent assertion Tho
result Of every election for the last TWO years was sum
Gent reply to the absurd propositions especially was the
elected member Of the Mozart Hall organization and
nominated by that interest and when the test vote Of
strength of the two interests that Of Register James
y nch the Mozart candidate, beat n. Brennan, the
Tammany Hall candidate nearly eight thousand votes
(Applause) Yet this Tammany clique, beaten out of
Eight on every trial Of strength q party ready to
affiliate with republicansm TO accomplish its self
tive Of the ntesen, and lion hearted democracy Of this
city, and threaten yes, gentlemen, threaten TO-
cave the Convention say other delegates are admitted
scarcely know how 10 characterize such heroic impu
dence All say is that the resolutions Of these Tam
many leaders will have little weight with the members
of the Convention that large numbers selected their
delegates repudate hem, and IL the leaders of the
Tammany cabal desire 10 withdraw they doubtless will
naoe effect. We care not o'y wRa. thai. scon
may resove-we go 70 Albany at the instance Of the
York democracy We shall act nIConventon as SUCH re-
personalities our object being to secure peace posi-
be distracted country and through judcous and
timely Cancellation and concession preserve the Union of
these States and restore the country TO those
feelings between the two sections which alone
| Judge Pinney, Hon VIM. A. Walker, Judge Maston,
and other gentlemen also made some appropriate
marks, when the following resolutions presented
| and unanimously adopted Il
Whereas the Democratic Central Committee have
that the Of the state q
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aelberass the c.s and PROPOSE measures 5o
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semby districts Of the CITY county Of New York
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CATION give out that they claim seats in the Convention
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and and not e nSss % nc Of m
said rammany Society which under il auspices Keeps eTs
three years s Hays noss
ion Known the ns.ional democrats Of the city
cratic q the last this city and
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Ward and Delaplane all nominees OF the national de-
Eoys s:sss,ion ! pledge themselves 70 the
support Of the democratic State organization in
review he Of Ne last state Eheh re
ss ens
bogus which would in this Sody in s d
haRce Of the democracy Of the city Of New York.
made and adopted that the delegates meet Congress
Hall, city Of Albany, on Thursday morning, at nine
O'Clock. The proceedings were Of marked interest
/ throughout
The following is the list of delegates elected
First District Callahan, Henry b. Cromwell Al
yah W. lockwood, John B. Borst.
Garrick, Felix Murphy.
Ibsuta Distrc--James E. kerrIgan W. Hencssey Cook,
Robert Beatty, Jr., John Bush
Sirth ia1a-Nelson Taylor, James Lynch Cornelius
Corson, James McAlarney.
Eighth District John Calvin, Peter Mcknight, VIM H.
Roach, James w. Ciossman.
Ninth Disr1et-James Wadsworth, Elijah Ward, Peter
Fullmer, John Caffery.
Tenth Dis,la-John Cochrane, George G. Genet Luke
EerenA Disris-William A. Walker, p G. MoIoney G.
p Schermerhorn, A. c. Morton.
ncelfM Dia'id-Barnard Kelly James II. Brennan
William Turnbull, James Marshall.
Thirteenth Distyid-Benjamin p. Tairchid Thomas W
Mcmahon, Ambrose L. Pinney, James Walsh.
Fifteenth Diarit-peter II. jackson, Gilbert DeAa
Charles Guidet, John c. Anderson
Sixteenth Distrid-Robert Earl Ransom c. Parks Rover
Bowling, John MCGUIRE.
Seventeenth Ds,iot-Conrad swackhamer, Sidney p M
gram Thaddeus p. Mott j. Dagget Hunt.
Third Diai1-Harris Bogart, Michael j. Kelly James
Nowlen, Christian B. Woodruff.
FVh Distrio-Benjamin Wood, Ignatus Flynn Law
renee NJ. Van Wart, Edwin Wainwright.
Seventh Dstrics-Edward j. Hamilton Morgan L. Har-
rs, William J. Van Arsdale, Henry K. Blauvelt.
Fourteenth Diayid-Isaac c. Deleplain, John K. Hsc-
kett, Theodore B. Voorhees,, Maunsen b. Field