The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-24

CHAS FLETCHER
The HABAID behg anxious to procure in good season
for the printers copies Of the resolutions and nts Of the
tcezs Of the meeing, and OF the replies received
from the most dstiD of the persons whose
announced ia the call promsipg to address the
meeting made several attempts yesterday afternoon to
get those Documents but not able to succse
committee not having had matters arranged We there
fore in this difficulty had recourse to the only source
within our Toser to copies Of these replies
to have them put into the printers harda We selected
Of the esdiDg appearing tho placard who
had teen invited to attend among them Mr. Co!l.ctor
Brcnacn, and Charles O'Conor, Esq United States Dis.
trict Attorneyand addre sed to them anote req
copies of their letters to the COMMITTEES which they have
very kindly furnished to US.
The following the letters of Messrs Bronson and
OConor, which not read at the meeting The res
for their being omitted will appear very Obvious on
Iesufal -
LETTER FROM GREENE c. BRONSON, COLLECTOR OF
TIE PORT.
NEW YORK, Sept %, 1858.
have received your invitation to address meeting Of
tie eemociscJ Of the city at Tammany Hall on Friday
nil TO participate wita you in 'ratifying our
State ticket- ntta ng the tches which last nom
ust b known 10 sen lat am not IN the SSusa h.S q i,
dienis pt ica asssmblss cantor requires to add
that do rot inter in form to support the ticket
things AID Of good rdsr in society approve of
eminations brought bou by fraud viosncs Those
for purtoae OF conirong events must not expect
that their proceedings viii bs sanconed BY ms what.
ever course may be pursued by Others.
Athor eh this is ground enough declining our In.
vtaticn, will add, that ii all the nominees other
vie they come bs'oie the public under
sst Two or thee years TO d. feat the early mpleon Of
the public woks and after ths shameless breach which
We have HDeed Of psst pledges In relation to tia
nails there be Ieas,pabl0 ground hopo that
new promises viii be performed.
The whole tsDor Of my life renders II unnscss,ary
republican psiiy shch has stood s. tho csun:ny, tho
charges And the fact that accepted and still continue
to htld o0lce under tie President makes 1t equally
roy that adr,I issraon of the government in IL
oIitv with The pfinci ced Ia the Baltimore
platform and his Inaugural address, will at all times
You ray OF the State administration, that it "muat
he sustained" am at ioas to know what you intend
have 70 cor duo.d public Affairs for hs past few years.
that not one Of them the exception Of Mr. MAthsr
was 60 much as mentioned for nomination in either
sustain t, EN- Is by perpetuatpg their policy in
atien to the snns aId in my udgu ent nothing could
State Of New Yo,k
have deemed It 9p.r r. thss. tues Of double de-.
Copy '''' '''' GREENE &. BRONSON.
Me. tr. william Kennedy and others, Committee.
LETTER FROM CHARLES o'coNoR, ESQ.,, THE UNITED
STATES DISTRICT AT1 ORNEY.
new YoRK, Sept 81, 1853
GRNTIxHNI have received your circular Of tbs 10Th
inst, in which, behalf OF the Committee Of Arrange
rs Of hs democracy Of th. city and unty to 10 held
ut TAmmary Hall Friday evening, desiring to par.
tcpae with you in fat yng your state ticket, asd
sr.ey :"
There are two State tickets before the public nomi
mated BY two separate assemblies Of protested demo-
cats which were copyer ed by the asms authority and
held a the same time aod place Which Of thefe tickets
lie entitled 10 his preference and support Ia question
nos forced uyOn every democrat In the State and
well by your letter OF invitation by the p1bnc
nouIcsntnt Ct name tho invited to address
the ntr ded meeting. Il s rendered scumbsnt upon
to state pkly at this early period how, for my
personal government have resolvedit.
e Cd to re %
thai state tic et by Whatsoever II may be called
Which stsu be most dIstin SHY and reliably pledged to
pfpg the bonds that unite the Satcs Of
fectrssyo All who know mo will credit ths avowh.
Although thus fully agreeing with the only priuciple
election Of wba. II calls your ticket Judging the tick
etc tefoIe us by the names ard known antecedents OF
tie tprcajrg cardidstes found upon them or BY the
ard published observations Of the Ading Nom.
bs,s of the conventions by which those tickets
,eWcsvey pomir ated no reasonable doub can bs On
tsr'aned which CT them Is most devoted to preserving
hsrm ny between the States OF this confedsr
scy One OF the conventions uncontaminAted by
The Of single member evsr known IS an asta
however slight to disturb that union and ha,mony the
candidates put forth by II equally free from rcproach
Tu prg 10 the contemplation Of the other convention,
fi that oil its esders were but recently engaged In
f political agitation directly tending 60 dtscord
between the Northern and Southern States II has In
coed ola form Of principles unqua0sdly de-
norrc,Ig that political agitation dangerous to the
oy Of the Union ard inadmssibs among demo-
bu whtn II Is consider ed that the leaders, with
urop esve exception expressly withheld assent to that
platform repnd,sted it. the resolution adopting II Ia
cot 10 my opinion entitled 10 cenddence whatever
Of the di6asN nomiDsted by this body Who
hin self Der Of IT, ,esueed bis these very
piipcirea in tie mort emphatic laeIy the
cDtb June 1859 As far as ia kDosn 10 be stu
Trpueieta them 1t il pfesumsbs that be fairly reflects
oniSs of ,he tvsDtIon sbca nornina I'd him, and
ILunR for suDpoerg that aay of his associates
ca ,fs ticket sie in this unlike him.
X, choice betgstn tickets thus presented Ia easily
sda. sdopt ttot ghsch made by venttop Of
I'd, III queet Nrsd ard unquestinnsbe democrats,
sbcee tl.ior " xceptopsbs In It's terms Is admit
d all frnd. hsve ben adopted with sincerity and
osrtftfnda pih the ptltticsl life ard actions Of ks
tsrers ibsn suprcrt 70 tho best Of my ability, the
cl I'd first ra,co at Syracuse and headed George
w Cliu'on for Secretary of State
lam, gsLtlemsn. With great respect, your obedient
Eetyapf, CH. OCONOk.
To wilism D Kennedy, Eq., and others Committee.
GtptyaI THOMAS was thsn introduced to the audience.
and sAiS.-
Fs,lo Ct'.sns-I ous not hers this evening to I'd