The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18


pect. that .oDe deeis v news wonid be for ~ardsd
from BoRota u ertaght, and disinte- ested
writer's sboupbt that sbs legitimate government
would triumph in the End; but The rasoness--or
condnc, more Gull sble--of rome Of the;r generals
was likely 20 retpru that EVIL mt.
THE ABppc rfos CASE IN IRELAND.
In referring yesterday TO the trial " ,hn ca den,
ESQ., of Batnaos, county Tippersry, Irelaod for the
attempted abduetion of Mics Arbus mot We were In
error in stating that he lady was SISTER OF Lnrd
Coughs wife. Mss Arbuthn,t is sister Of the Hon.
Capt. Gough, son of the veteran hero Of Ansbsnis-
tan. John Garden WAS at ono time candidate for
4 representation Of rpperary o,ansy, the high
conservative lutte est, but falling In that, he Us
few years subsequently, nomiastsd by ths liberal
party. He ia Justice of the Peace and Deputy
Lieutenant for the county, aud has Deeo placed on
the list than by the Judges Of Assize for
| the important office OF High Sheriff, bus was not
selec ed by the Lord Lieutenant OF ireland, whose
prerogacive it is to cleo, soy Of the three gen.
tlemen named by the judges. Mr.. Cardeo ia man
Of s'uned stature, stsrn and daring dspositioa add
has been several times shot at by tenants whom be
had dsposessed or otherwise dealt ha-shy with. So
ffeque ntly indeed, has he .osd the aim Of the
assassin, that he was thought by the pc ssantry to
what may be nsidered wealthy, bsing ole OF che
fe landlords In that part of the country whose
property hsa not underg gone the hquidatng process
OF the Incumbered Estates Court. His estate, on
which there Is splendid mansion, is valued a. be-
tween two and three thousand pounds srerliag
year; and 10 is kinsm.n Of Sir John Crayer Oar
den Bsr Of the Pliory, whose estate joins taat Of
Balnane The fate of this gentleman, consigned to
- mi har iuho 10
the associate and peer Of the mobiles OF the land ex
emplifes the truth Of the old saw, that there Is
but one law for the rich and the poor"
The Saratoga Ant,-slavcry COsliti0n-Ano-
Their CONVENTION CaAicd-rnc tsctrcat of the
Wings Cau on Prospects OF oapsGuiaGaoa.
The Saratoga Anti-Slavery Coalition Con-
vention has met and adjourned. Its proceed
iDgs have been published In our columns. The
resolutions adopted in reference to principles
are Of the exact character that we anticipated
They take the most decisive ground for the
restoration Of the Missouri line of demarcation
against the institution Of Southern slavery,
aud against the introduction of any more slave
States into the Union. Had they stopped here
the convention would have been fzzle and
its proceedings mere sound and fury, signify
ing nothing" The wings, if SO disposed, might
have laughed at the folly of the Saratoga bnb
bic, and whistled it off, aud its string of alb
stractions, as worthy Of Ii tie or no attention.
But the Saratoga coalition not only laid
down their platform-they not only approved
1.-The course of the treemen Of Connecticut, Yer
mont, Iowa, Ohio, Indiana and Michigan, post
poning OF disregarding their miuor differences
Of opinion or preferences, and acting together
cordially and trustingly in the sacred cause Of
freedom, free labor and free soil'-thcy have
not only commended the spirit which has &C
tuated the new Anti Slavery Alliance in al.
these States, and recommended it Ito the free
men Of this and other States, exhorticg each
man to renouncc his party whenever and
wherever that party proved unfathful to HIT
man freedom" but they have done som thing
more; they have posted their whole body of
reserves so as to command the rear Of the
forthcoming Wing State Convention at SYRIA
cusc and have thus cut off their last chance Of
retreat
The Wing State Convention for the nomina
ton Of their candidates for Governor, Lieute-
nant Governor, Canal Commissioner and State
Prison Inspector, is to meet at Syracuse on the
twentieth day of September The Saratoga
Holy Alliance, chiefly under the management
of Gree ey, Raymond, and other instruments
Of W. H. Seward, consulting the chances of a
dodge upon pr ncipes among the wings at Sy-
racuse, have placed them in duress, and upon
their good behaviour, by appointing for the
twenty sixth day Of September another meet
ing of the Saratoga fusionists at Auburn, for
the nomination of State officers. Tbs resolu-
ton is as follows
Resolved, That when tina convention does adjourn II
viii adjourn to meet again at Auburn, ut O'Clock a
OF Tuesday, September the 26th, charged WITH tbs
duty OF presenting Candidates for State officers 10 be SUP
poried at the ensuing election.
This is the cream of the whole affair It Is
whip held IN ferrorum over the heads and
shoulders Of the wings; it is a warning, and
threat Of the consequences Of disobedicnce; and
the poor wings, still anxious to fall back upon
the remains of their old broken down
platform, with little anti-slavery patching
the poor wings Of New York, thus solicitous to
maintain, even Ia their rags and dirt, some
show of respectability, IRE very much to be
pitied. The Albany Register and other whig
journals OF the silver gray order have been
laboring earnestly to defeat the absorption Of
the wbig party OF New York by the new anti
slavery coalition. The Seward men at Sarats
60, fully aware Of this, and suspecting that the
Fillmore interest might possibly have sufficient
influence TO make milk-and- water concern of
the Syracuse convention, have thus hemme3
them in on every side. There is now no alter
native for the wings at Syracuse bar to surreu.
DER at discretion, or cut their way through with
he sword and the bay onet.
What Will the wings do at Syracuse That
is now the engrossing question. Tho nomina-
ton of their State officers is not in reality the
thing. Their whole nalicy OF action On the