The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-09

L. utens Cover OF the Empire state But .. this
cs do, us cot iooisicusl effort trust everv
be can 20 ;, pg about THU result For cne promise
ycu THAT Ulster county will respond TO the other
Mr. Wa ell Gentlemen II the Conversion l an not
sptsker bat In response to cali simply rise IN
ase~ WORDS merely deal to speak TO question Of
sipgis para graph from the NEw Yoxk HrRAlD:-
There are, Il appears three parties uooo the Ne
brasl ,be out ard out administration NebPaskA party
headed BY Captain Ry nders and Benjamin Wish"
l rise simply for the purpose d. relieving the
Captain from such unfostunste sssoci .tion.
the Notrnsb ill., and TO the repeal Of the Missouri
promise wish msrsly TO aay To the convention that
any sort OF intecst, the Captain has beca eco with
ne have not been seen with him. Irene ~ed Iaugher
receiving the proofs O. your ntenou because tns puS
lie business took priority thing else; but
that h.ve trsnsacfen that business cannot part
from you without returning sincere thanks for the
high compliment you have conferred upon me putting
me upon your ticket Lieutenant Governor. Gentle
ccrs Of tbis convention to whom you nave rendered
yours for the execution of their duties Geptsemea
ctved the warm support Of large m.jority Of tA con-
vention; and it only domains for do our ut
most to GOWN our whis and sectional opponents that
forete tho result Of the coming csmpAign there
SO many collateral interests ,heys 10 such loosen
projected but this that the true democracy Of this
State, represented the Of this convention WILL
their utmost Til in 1880, they arc once moro combined
in grand force To this stand sscrediy and
i ismny p'scsea: ! nov return to you my heartfelt
this ven ton adjourned without day.
Thus ended the soft shell Convention Of 1854.
Our special Correspondence.
TEE NEW YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
CABAL--TROuBLE ABOUT THE RESOLUTIONS
RYNDERs IN HIS aLORy--sCgNEs AND INCIDENTS
OF TIE CONVENTION.
SYRACUSE wedr esday, Sep. I, 1864.
The Soft Convention, In many respects highly impor
tsnt one met here to-day The appearances Of the Con-
vention highly respectable, although the feelings
Of of the members from the rural dstrs sta
not particularly s,ohed by the appearance Of tue New
York city delegation sxty -four srong headed by the
Surveyor, John Coshrane, irrcproacaabc in oen and
immense in whiskers-hs assistant the redoubable Cap
tain Boba--, beg pardon-Isaiah Rynders-the County
Attorney Shepard and dignGed-the Postm sster
Isaac v Fowler and several Others all sAvorpg strongly
Of the esbpots Of Egypt and all hoping that modera
ton, union and harmony would guide the deliberations
OF the Convention"
The great point of dispute was, Of course
resolutions, and many Of the dccgstcs'hose from
the Western part OF the State parculArycame armed
with proof against all solicitations to go for Nebraska
and the appearance OF any friends Of the colorcd
Preston King among hen-as delegates gave promise Of
q storm ahead
The heat of the westher which excessive both on
Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, In no way az
fected the activity Of these opposite partsans Private
holden ct all the large hotels, although
your correspondent heard Of gathering the usual
place, and the ladies at the Globe Hotel eped their
parlor without moiesation heara4d an effective
Nebraska speech at Of these little private com.
mttees, from Of the oldest delegates and he ST.
fenced his opponent who looked moro Ike shoulder
hitter than orator The previous to the OPEN
over again grsa. crowd about the hotes-Wsrm dis.
cuss0ns-butt0n holding and lobby ingsome drinking,
and little swearing occasionally Some Of the country
delegates probahly bought over to the New York
side BIC ney is great power especially when plac ID in
tbe bands Of knul in ts use; but there IS
theess, general impression that there Will BE- great
fight about the resolutions.
The sg le Captain Ry nders seemed ubiquitous and if
amount Of ability in that line. II having been
stated that antiNe5lasks resolutions wo Id DO
ins1osused and put through By the c,a'try
mnAtion to Introduce = resolution csliirg all
tie oce holders in tho State 10 resign posts and
en he his friends would bolt which the country
delegate mad the impertinence 10 sInLe aniioy.
Tie elepa'es to tie Convection weio admitted to the
bal by ticket, and ut about four hnaored had
ranc, Rynders shepard Cassidy Dunlap Csgver, Pies.
ton King Nsbtet Of Duchess ard others in this trout
seats OF be synagogue Byrders AMI Others moved
iefetoi y the Feat appeared without coats and the
The HERADs fun reports viii give its reais- ell the
busrets Of the Convention Mr.. shepards tea minute
q the topic which was upon the mind Of every boay
making only suusion 10 IT, thus; do foudy hope
isat sli deen0s Of opinion may be settled herr and
snd vote with every county in the state" THIS VS.
secae hint New York is supposed TO be for tbs M
brasla hin, ard St LaN,ence is bitterly opposed to It
How they to s'sId eide by eide puzzles ecery body
but Per haps MIR. Ehepard meant that they should meet
half way.
At O'Clock tie delegates we're allc we'd two hours
I. cess for dinner.
The animals having been fed, the Convention again
assembled The delegates mustered strong-ihey seemed
anxious and va m 1be galleries we're occupied BY
pretty fair sIrink'ng of spectators
the spirits of the New York party seemed to rise vi It,
abe first victory gainei BY them curing the afternoon
Of the Committee Resolutions. Every BODY was
anxious TO te OF this committee, and as the convention
vas four times az lge as usual the couatry members
Bsscee, they believed that In multitude Of elos
there IL wisdom, and they thought that with large
committee there would be less danger of Neb raska
trap Ing spfupg upon them The drst proposal
tho committee consist rs usual Of sixteen, two from
each juoi ,ia district adopted and tho opposi-
on probably did not think the matter vostb making
much fuss about they quietly lot 90 without making
any sti' nnons attempts at opposition
lte committee fair one, represents pretty
we'll the ability Of the Convention " is not brilliant
body one might have expected, considering its
bers, it's importance and tho occasion In point Of
prominent the hard Convention Superior to this
gathering Of lie softs.
Aiter this Committee had retired, Mr.. Guinnip, n
CbsmuDg, mild old ger,lensn made some hing of
stir by fusion proposition which to nominate half
ticket. oordiion that The other half should be MONT
mated b. the oher section Of the party" and all the
cerocrscy should unite upon it The Writ uous iniigna
ton OF RyDdcTs Coehrsne (of schenectay) and others
mt tbia very funny, ana had Hne moral effect It
vas voted down but could not lose such chance
for cech and talked five ten minutes in his usual
style, ssi thot the softs must work SO that their
Delegates would be received by the national
in 1866.
The Convention adjourned Till SEVEN and tho resolution
committee met In OF the ante rooms where they had
fever heat discussion After two hours debate they
had not agI eed upon resolution.
will b. that this great body determined TO do
syerythir 10 tho ''usua Wsy,' moved vt remarkably
fos pace, shosi0g not much intention OF cxpedtng
business going home HE virtuous patriots they
TO their stuents. As Sir. Speaker Ludlow Oh.
served, they that exciting questions
come before them, and they seemed rather afraid to
meet them. ".
Ibe negro slave Who kted Mr. John Barroy In Henry