Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-26
Ne.c York Dem ncrnc,..

NPU lO1E Dem0cTHcy.
SYRACUSE, N. y, Sept. 25-The Democratic
State convention was called to order after
o'clock to-day, and A. P. Long made chair
| man.
resolution to admit the Tammany delega-
ton from New York, and the fling county
delegates known as the Mclaughlin delegation,
both heretofore regarded regular, gave rise
to long and acrimonious discussion, during
which the greatest disorder prevailed. Peck
ham. of Albany, Weed and several others,
filled the aisles, shouting, threatening, ETC..
while everybody was shouting for order, and
the clerk calling the names of the King county
delegates. The Mayor and police here entered
the hall and insisted the members
should take their seats. Some resisted,
and everybody was on his feet while the hall
resonnded with confusion. Smith NJ. Weed had
dozen policemen around him trying to get him
off a seat he had mounted, but he defed them.
The police were finally Withdrawn to the front
OF the stage and comparative order was restored
and the clerk proceeded with the roll call. The
chair announced the result of the vote to be
ayes, 1876; noes, 1854. (1remendous cheering. J
The question on the resolution was then put
and declared carried amid great cheering. A
motion to reconsider then declared lost
! amid great chez ring
Brooks moved that committee of one from
each Congressional district to be named by
the delegates from each district, be appointed
on contested votes also on permanent or
ganization, and also on resolutions. Carried,
and the convention then took recess.
A PROTEST.
After adjournment A. P. W. Peckham called
those who did not sympathize with the ac-
tiOn just taken to remain in tho hall After
n Ipr a,ah, Ia
those who dissented from the action taken
would meet Immediately at Park Opera House,
and large crowd went there. there Smith M.
Weed was called to the chair. He asked if ever
in their experience they had seen such shame
less cheating as was done in that convention.
We are here. be said, to determine whether we
should go back to that convention again or
adopt resolutions expressing our sentiments
and denounce the action referred to- and go
back. Flna ly a resolution was adopted de-
nonncing the action of the convention and de-
Gliding to go back and participate in the forma-
ton OF committees, and fl.- meeting adjourned.
ADJOURNMENT.
Upon Resembling the committees on Gre
dentials and resolutions were appointed, and
the convention adjourned until 10 tomorrow.
Miscellaneous.
NORWICH. Conn, Sept. 25.-The Democrats
of the Third Congressional district nominated
Chas. w. Carter for Congress. Tha Democrats
Endorsed the nomination in hard money
platform. The Greenbackers will reconvene if
he accepts the hard money platform.
BosToN. Sept. 25.-The Republicans of the
Third Congressional district nominated w. A.
Field for Congress.
DOVER. N. H., Sept 25.-The Republicans
nominated Joshua G.. Hall for Congress from
First district.
NEWARK, Sept. 25.-The Sixth district Re-
publican convention nominated Jno. l.. Blake
for Congress.
JAMESTOWN N. Y, Sept. 25.-The Greenback
convention in the Twenty-third congressional
district nominated Silas Vincent
LITTLE Rock, Sept. 25.-Hon. Jordan L.
Craveqs was. to-day. nominated for Congress
by the Democrats of the Third district, this
State.
CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-The Democratic Congress
sonal convention of the Second district this af-
ternoon nominated Miles Kehoe.