The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-13
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THE PEOPLES STATE CONVENTIONS AT sly
EACUSE.
From the New York Heral3'q snecial desnatch Of
the 10Th we take the following:
No sooner had the C6nyeation been tempararily
organized than the cioven foot OF the Republicans
stuck out in an effort to make the Convention n
tool TO carry out their schemes on a motion "a
take recess until four O'Clock in the afternoon.
Wh!ch was Tor the purpose of postpGning action as
long as possible, until the Republican wire
pullers found their way hera.
We came very near having a regular knock down
and drag out fight, equal to the rough and tumble
nights IN The famous STRIKER Democratic CONVEX
ton at this place. The Republicans were anxious
10 take recess as long possible. Several of their
party advocated 1t, when ". ID. Murphy. of Alba
ny, rose to deD0unce it dodge ii the politicians
Republican Immediately raised the cry that he
was n saceRsonist; another, that he had recently
made 3 peace speech. At this the Republican
| b!""dhounds heiched forth, grating and ruasbinr
| their teeth, performing demoniac caricalureF
many OF them rushing up to Murphy and cIinchnr
,eiF nStF out not one OF the braggart, hlusterinp
band dared to touch him. For n time / concluded
that instead Of being in Peoples Convention was
amongst the Dead Rabbits 0i New York Or Blood
Tubs and Plug Uglies Cf Baltimore. The. perlor-
nance was IN perfect keeping with the regulations
OF those famous clubs, and strange to saw Che Re
pHbican politicians were the tragedian performers
upon the occasion.
The names of many of those free speech hypo-
10.
At the next meeting Mr.. Murphy NAV be Sc
cessionist, but be was here last week at the Demo
cratic Convention, and, in talking, was the strong
est OF any here As the charge made in con-
vention against him, all rules of common sense and
reason would have given him q chance to be heard.
bat that did not accord with the views of the Re
publican politicians and he was only kept from
physical annihiiation by others rushing to his as
distance.
The Chair finally announced that he would not
preFidG over such a band of braggarts, and il he
saw another demonstration Of the kind he would
Leave the hall. Order was finally partially restored
me convention declared by vote that it wOuld not
Pm.
The Republican politicians have carried every
Sh'iE their own way this morning, and it now
chine. " w
The excitement over the fracas this morning was
Intense during the recess. The Republicans now
snow their hands, and declare openly that il is
TIER intention to control the Convention The
move this morning was made to get rid of person
whom they were afraid would stand in their way
hErUBITcAE AND PEoPLE's TICKET IN New YoRK,
| Inc Peoples Convention at Syracuse have adopt.
ed a brief declaration in favor of sustaining the
government, and nominated the following ticket
| for State officers
=, Attorney Genera--Daniel s. Dickinson, Of
| Bro0me.
Secretary of State-Horatio Ballard, of Cortland
| Comptroller-Lucius Robinson. Of Chemung.
Treasurer-W. Il. Lewis of Kings.
Canal Commissioners. A. Abereer, Of Erie
| term.
| State Prison Inspector-A. b. Tappan, of Wcst-
chester.
| State Ergineer-W. b. Taylor. of Oneida.
of Ulster
| The Republican State Convention at Svrscnso
also nominated the ticket for State officers, with
The exception of The candidate for Canal Commis-
stoner, iallmadge, of New York. The name Of